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

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McKinley High School Company H Second Regiment Third Battalion FIRST LLEUTENANT CAPTAIN SECOND LIEUTENANT EDWARD T, DOUGHERTY FREDERICK W, WHITE HERBERT F. MITCHELL, JR SERGEANTS Sesso, George Franks, Steve Macauley, Lawrence Shurman, John 1 'H' Sholtz, Joseph Freer, James McCracken, Robert Stoddard, David iafgiilxa Xggrlgm Fugitt, Donald Mitchell, Francis Strout, Ross Corwin' Tom PRIVATES Giovannetti, Silvio Mower, Wilburt Thomas, Archer Eisenhagt Edwin Armstrong, Paul I-laller, George Norford, Howard Thomas, Roy Lozapong Connie Ashford, Mahlon Haskell, Frederick Paddleford, Justin Voorhees, Harry Winters Raymond Baker, George Herron, Elmer Pierce, Karlton Vorkoeper, Dwight ' Beall, Homer Hill, Walter Portch, Clyde Werth, Robert CORPORAI-5 Blaicklock, Wendell Kissenger, Charles Quinn, John Wilson, William Donahue, William Bradley, Carl Koackogey, Arnold Rich, Herbert Wyble, Lloyd Gildenhorn, Myer Boss, Richard Kossow, Herman Robinson, Waymath Yaffe, Abraham Margolis, Sydney Chakalakis, Gus Lawrence, George Sadler, John Matthews, George Edmunds, James Lupshutz, Bernard Shaeffer, Frederick Company C McKinley . Second Regiment High School First Battalion FIRST LIEUTENANT CAPTAIN SECOND LIEUTENANT EDWARD I. LEWIS WINCHESTER H. ZEPP JOHN W. LAMBERT SERGEANTS Lee, Whiting Dorsch, Arthur Koch, Kenneth Staubus, Edwin Nutm., John Schmidt, Harvey Draper, Richard Kroger, William Spring. Robert Larigey, Kenneth Racoosin, William Lofiier, Carl Eiker, Walter Corder, George CORPORALS Allwine, Franklin Goodhart. Raymond Harrington, George Thorpe, Alvin PRIVATES Almquist, John Bennet, Wilmer Bonamo, Alfred Burkley, Robert Bragaw, Neal Carleton, Harold Donaldson, Carl Dunnington, Harvey Lacey, William McKron, Bernard Merrillat, Charles Oliver, John Pisciotta, Saverio Raedy, Ralph Royston, Joseph Schmitt, George Duggan, Frank Evans, Wendell Ford, Melroy Fugitt, Lemuel Gammon, James George, John Gibson, Charles Heitmuller, Leonard Smith, William Hyatt, Edgar Sokol, Robert I85I Shoemaker, Robert Sweeney, Thomas Thibadeau, Andrew Trodden, John Wright, Daniel Wells, Madden Yee, Byron Yeabower, William Zanner, Carl Zepp, Leroy

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'Value of Military Training in the High School By Miss Jessie Coope, Assistant Principal McKinley High School Principal of McKinley High School HEN the schools need leaders, guards, and ushers for their many important events and public occasions, they turn instinctively to the cadets, knowing that young men trained to obey orders promptly, efficiently, quietly, and courteously will be forthcoming. Back of these responsibilities so well carried is the steady continuous cadet training under competent military instructors, and officers of their own number, which makes them ready to act and serve with judgment when needed. For a boy in the period of rapid growth and development, the disciplinary effects of company team work, response to commands, carrying out of orders and attention to details: the hygienic results of setting up drills, deep breathing and exercise in the open, the socializing opportuni- ties: all furnish a splendid foundation and back- ground for life stability. As the cadets continue in the school service they become eligible for commissions as staff officers and company leaders. Again we see in these chosen men the quiet 41 assumption of responsibilities accompanied by the development of judgment and a big brother attitude toward the enlisted men. Staff officers take charge of court-martials, make special efforts to steady boys in studies and conduct and to help them at all times. They study the company officers to fit them into the best places for administration and influence over the cadets. After conferences with captains and lieutenants, cadets are placed by these same officers in companies best suited for them accord- ing to physical size, friendships, and other considerations. Of the colonel's staff, .one captain works up the war games, coaches the teams, attends to the assembling and distribution of the guns: a second captain is the regimental adjutant, who is responsible for all parade matters. He also posts bulletins and checks attendance: a third captain is an assistant to the military instructor and is in charge of personnel matters. Company captains and lieutenants are busy drilling and studying their men to bring out the best results and to make each company an harmonious whole. Often they zealously watch the scholarship of their men to see it is not neglected. This year at McKinley High School the practice has been initiated of fitting the officers to their assignments. If they do not measure up as drill masters, company leaders, or admin- istrators they may be shifted to other positions for which they are better suited. This offers further discrimination for the right man in the right place, and brings home to the officers the stimulus of keeping up to the mark, if not over lt. The armory at McKinley offers a suitable place for the storage of the guns, and the mag- nificent new stadium offers joyful anticipation for drill on its home field, more extended order. and the expansion and advancement of the cadet regiment as it has never had. The entire cadet training is one for character development and good citizenship by service, high ideals, mutual helpfulness, and ability to assume and carry responsibility-most valuable to the morale of the high schools and to after school life.

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Company D McKinley High School Second Regiment Second Battalion FIRST LIEUTENANT CAPTAIN SECOND LIEUTENANT JAMES P. MARSHALL 'LES Y. TURNER WILLIAM DODGE SERGEANTS Keyser, Adolph jolby, Lawrence Hurdle. Vinton Stanford, Avery Francis, Robert Nutter, Brenton Maxey, John Donnelly, Ralph Hunt, Emmitt Huhn, Milton CORPORALS Browne, Hilbert Baker, Charles Dantzic, Oliver Kerr, Bruce FIRST LIEUTENANT CAPTAIN PRIVATES Allan, Francis Angilico, Manuel Bailey, William Barber, Hezikiah Bontz, George Boyland, Richard Brooks, Burton Callahan, Edward Cleaver, Lewis Clingan, Norris Condit, James Disney, Edward Downs, Stanley Edwards, Raymond Evans, Edward Ferrara, Stanley Glasgow, Francis Gunther, Paul Hansbrough, Forest Hitt, Robert Holmes, Hale Homer, Marvin if Company F Hutchenson, Edward Inger, Earl Landise, Oscar Laurence, Edward Lipscomp, Eugene McClure, Harlen Mahaney. John Mezger, Charles Middleton, Gilbert Pender, Irving Plath, Alexander Schmitt, Karl Stevens, William Talley, Robert Tansill, Fred Turner, Edwin Valentine. Dale Watts, Milton Wertlieb, Meyer Willett, Floyd Wyckoff, William McKinley High School 5 .K N .xx .3 - Second Regiment Second Battalion Qi 4. 5 14 I N ,XJ ,A 4' - 2 A O Q 1 l qi ' I SECOND LIEUTENANT GRANVILLE CURTIS DUNN DART WESLEY WILLIAMS GEORGE SHEARER CAWTHORNE, wr' SERGEANTS Tilp, Nelson Gibson, Frank Cady, Willie Bendheim, Joseph Cogswell, William Zeis, Joseph CORPORALS Drennen, Merrell Gammon, Nathan Harris, Randall Horner, Jack Opdyke, Samual ' Page, Wilfred PRIVATES Baker, John Barnett, Theodore Brennen, John Brown, Kenneth Burnett, Edmund Cardno, Alexander Coe, Mayne Corso, Vero Davenport, Philip DeFrancis, Thqyas +A Duever, John 4' Eshleman, Bernard Gardner, Edward Gilbertson, Warren Greenwald, John Hallock, John Herron, George Horstcamp, William Howard, William l86l LHunt, George Jorss, Walter Litchman, Irving Litvin, William Lewis, Herman Mace, Carl Merriken, John OBrien, Wilbur Omohundgo, Wallace Biesae, Guilford Rabenovitz, Ralph Ring, Markus Royce, Rodrick Rothwell, Edwin Seaton, Robert Steiner, Wilmer Stoner, Roger Taylor, Bruce Taylor, Stanley Warner, Carlyle Wiley, Harry Woodell, Antony Zornek, John