Washington High School Cadets - Adjutant Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Sep. Sep. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Cadet Calendar, 1926-'27 By Major Calvin Brown, H. S. C. 24-Brigade Eligibility Test for Commis- sioned Oilicers. 28-Tech Cadet Rally Assembly. 1-Business Cadet Rally Assembly. 1-Brigade Eligibility Test for Stair' Ofli- cers. 4-Tech First Drill. 4-Central First Drill and Formation of Companies. 4-Western First Drill and Formation of Companies. 6-Western Officers' Club Organized. 7-2d Reg. Companies Formed. 13-Tech Officers' Club Organized. 18-2d Reg. Informal Inspection by Col- onel Alpher. 27-2d Reg. Sabres Issued. Nov. 11-2d Re . War Game Instruction Be- 2' gun. Nov. 12-Western First Cadet Dance. Nov. 16-Central Organization of Officers' Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Ian. jan. Jan. Jian. Jan. Club and Election of Officers. 1-W'estern Rifles Issued. 15-Brigade Uniforms Received. 16-Central Battalion Squad Competition. 20-2d Reg. Riiles Issued. 20-Central Regimental Squad Competi- tion. 'Y-Tech War Games Series Begun. 11-Vlfestern War Games Series Begun. 13-2d Reg. Formal Inspection by Colonel Alpher. 20-Business Company Competition for Girl's Auxiliary Flag. 20-Business Cadet Dance and Presenta- tion of Girls' Auxiliary Flag. 24:-Central Inspection by Third Corps Area Commander. jan. 28-Central Companies B-F Dance. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 17- 4.-Eastern Cadet Dinner given by Mer- rill Club. Central Companies I-I-K Dance 5m 8-Eastern Co. C Wins 3d Reg. War Games Series. Western Co. H wins 3d Reg. Honor Guard. Feb. 18-Central Companies D-E Dance. Feb. 28-Central Regimental Guard of Honor Competition. Mar. '7-Brigade Presentation of Commis- sions. Mar. 11-Western Second Cadet Dance. Mar. 12-Central A-G Cadet Dance. 25 Mar. Mar. 25 -Eastern Platoon Competition. ' -Business Cadet Dance by Girls' Aux- iliary. Apr. 11-Eastern B-Staff-C Dance. Apr. 13-Eastern Competition for Best Sgt., Corp., Ex. and Inex. Prize. Apr. 28-Brigade Battalion Competition. Apr. 29-Tech B and C Dance. Apr. 29-C-Staff Dance. May May May May May May May May 2-Brigade Regimental Competition. 2-Central Cadet Assembly. 3-Business Cadet Assembly. 5-Business Competition for Best Sgt., Corp., Ex. and Inex. Prize. 7-Eastern Companies A-D-F Dance. 7-Tech Cadet Night. 7-Central Cadet Nightg Competition for Best Non-Com., Private. 9-Brigade Inspection and Review. V May 12-Central Contest to Determine Non- Coms. to Represent lst Reg., for Distinguished Non-Com. Oiiicer. May 14-Tech Second Companies B and C Dance. May 24-5-Brigade Company Competitive. CING Nights are cooler- Music is heaps better-- Dancing is lots more fun at the Lake and the big feature- only A SHORT DRIVE or just a refreshing car ride. DAN 2 llllllllllllll PAVILIONS Meyer Davis Bands L. N

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Welcome to Major A. Major A. W. Maish, U. S. A. Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics The Brigade is delighted at the return of Major A. W. Maish as Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. The Major was W. Maish, U. S. A. detailed to the First Regiment at Central dur- ing the years 1924-1925. He then was relieved by Major Donovan, and assigned to other duty. On july first, Major Maish again will be oflicially assigned to duty with the Third Regiment. The Whole Brigade gives him a warm welcome, but especially the Third Regi- ment, and of that Regiment especially the Companies at XfVestern, to which it is under- stood the Major will be detailed. This gives each of the largest schools, Central, McKinley, Eastern, and VVestern, an individual military instructor. It is hoped that the Business Com- panies will have their own instructor also at the opening of the Fall term. If you can fill each unforgiving minute VVith sixty seconds' worth of distance run, Yours is the earth and everything tl1at's in it- And, what is more, you'll be a man, my son l he Light of Eclucationt . . HE most economical illumination the human race has ever M enjoyed has been made possible through electricity. Un- doubtedly it is the light oi modern education - the means by which more knowledge may be acquired with less eiiort. Consider the many applications of Pepco Service in institutions, homes, offices and stores of Washington. It illuminates all of them and most of the streets on which they are located. In the 'modern home scarcely a household task 'remains which electricity does not simplify and perform more economically. Electricity in Washington is instantly available every- :-- where--through the continuous, contenting and cheap service supplied by the PGTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER CO. Matchless Service MAIN TEN THOUSAND