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

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Cadet Enlistment at Eastern By H. D. Shorts, Eastern High School Chairman Military Committee MR. CHARLES HART Principal of Eastern High School T THE beginning of a semester all boys entering Eastern are given a copy of a bulletin entitled Information concerning Eastern High School Cadets. This is attached to the cadet enrollment blank and explains why boys should join the Eastern Regiment, and gives answers to possible reasons which boys may have for not joining. The various items of the bulletin are essentially stated in the following para- graphs: Boys should join the Eastern High School Cadets because: 1. Wholesome physical exercise is provided. Cadets develop the habit of walking and stand- ing erect at an age when they are growing so rapidly. 2. Mental exercise is provided. Cadets study the drill manual, and learn to execute commands instantly. The War Game series provides training in clear and logical thinking. 3. There is a real fun in drilling, in the thrill of the competitive drills, and in command- mg a squad, platoon, a company, or a larger unit. ' 4. There is an opportunity for fellowship in an organization of boys of good character. The influence of captains and other officers on UO61 younger boys is good It IS important that a boy have the right kind of companions. 5. Promotion in the Cadet Corps depends on excellence in scholarship and deportment as well as. proficiency in drill. This furnishes an incentive to the boy to study his lessons. 6. The training involved in the discipline and in the commanding of groups tends to de- velop a leadership which is useful to men who are called upon in later life to fill executive positions. 7. The best kind of preliminary training is furnished those boys who may later enter the United States Naval and Military Academies. 8. By being a Cadet a boy is a more use- ful citizen of Eastern High School, and his opportunities of service to his school are in- creased. The Cadet Ushering Staff furnishes an opportunity for real service. 9. Only Cadets are eligible to enter the Cadet Summer Camp, which is the best possible way of spending a few weeks of summer. The Citizens Army Training Corps especially wel- comes Washington High School Cadets. 10. The Military Instructor is a man not only expert in imparting military instruction, but he understands the psychology of boys, and has the point of view of a high school instructor. Answers to possible reasons for not joining the Cadet Corps: l. I The expense of the uniform. The price of a new uniform is eighteen dollars. This is paid in two installments. The uniforms wear well: besides, the boy is saving his other clothes on drill days. There is a re-sale value for uni- forms out-grown but in good condition. A uniform exchange is maintained, and good used uniforms can usually be secured for less than half the price of a new one. No stigma is at- tached to the wearing of a used uniform. Some of the highest ranking Cadet Officers at Eastern do so. 2. Work outside of school. Parents of boys who do not need to work outside of school hours should compare carefully the permanent value derived from the cadet training with the small income which the boy receives. 3. Other school activities, such as athletics, dramatics, etc. Most entering pupils have no assurance that they have great ability in such CContinued on Page ll5D