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

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ing the afternoon: 50-yard dash, Potato and Spoon Race, Sack Race, Three-Legged Race. Relay Race, Jockey Race, and Tug-of-Walr, Swimming Events included Free Stroke, Fancy Diving, Back Swimming, Relay Race, and Tug- of-War, The cadets who won the first, second and third highest averages for all events, re- ceived respectively a 33.00. 32.00, and 31.00 order on the Post Exchange for goods in kind. July 19th was also a day of competitions: the first and second periods were devoted a company competition, which aroused keen rivalry and interest among the five Senior High Schools, and was won by the Second Company by a slight margin of 0.3 percentum. The Manual of Arms Competition was won by the following cadets: lst Place, Sergeant E. Church, Western. 2d Place, Sergeant R. Burkart, Central 3d Place, Sergeant J. Stearns, Central. The Manual of the Saber Competition was 3d Place, Sergeant R. Burkart, Central. TACTICAL PROBLEMS Terrain exercises were conducted by the Army Ofiicers on duty at the Camp, and were held during the forenoons, due to the intense heat in the afternoon periods. The following problems were held on days listed hereafter: July 9-Advance Guard for Battalion. July ll-Advance and Rear Guard. July 12-Outpost Problem. July 15-Attack on Outpost-Night Prob- lem. July 18-Flank Guard Problem. A critique was held on the day following the problem and tactical errors made clear to the trainees. In all the problems, the Cadet l22l Assistant Instructors represented the attacking or Red Troops and performed their task in a most energetic and determined manner. The night problem began at 9.00 P. M. and lasted to ll.00 o'clock, P. M. The night problem proved most exciting and instructive and the trainees requested more of this type of problem in future camps. DE.CORATIONS The evening of the 19th of July, a combined ceremony of evening Battalion Parade and Presentation of Decorations was held assisted by an improvised Band assembled by Master Sergeant Hess. The following cadets, due to outstanding work in competitions and athletic events, etc., were marched to the front and center to a position in front of the Reviewing Officer, and were presented with medals and pins awarded them: Gold Medal, Sergeant J. Stearns, Central. Silver Medal, Sergeant E. Church, Western. Bronze Medal, Sergeant F. Finley, Business Bronze Pin, Sergeant R. Burkhart, Central Bronze Pin, Sergeant C. Hart, Eastern. Bronze Pin, Sergeant H. McCormick, Mc- Kinley. Bronze Pin, Corporal L. Julihn, Central. Bronze Pin, Corporal S. Holderness, West ern. Bronze Pin, Sergeant J. Keating, Western. Bronze Pin, Kinley. Sergeant E. Dougherty, Mc QUARTERS AND MESSING Housing and food being the two most im- portant items in the family budget, so at the Cadet Camp extraordinary care and precautions CContinued on Page 675

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The Winners 18 8 8-Captain 18 8 9-Captain 1 8 9 0-Captain 18 91-Captain 18 9 2-Captain 18 93-Captain 1894-Captain 18 9 5-Captain 1 8 9 6-Captain 18 9 7--Captain 18 9 8-Captain 1 8 9 9-Captain 1900-Captain 1 9 01-Captain l 902-Captain 1903-Captain 1 904-Captain 1 905-Captain 19 0 6-Captain 1 9 0 7-Captain 1908--Captain 19 0 9-Captain 1910-Captain 1911--Captain 1 912-Captain 1913-Captain 1914-Captain 1915-Captain 1916-Captain 1917-Captain 1918-Captain 1919-Captain 1920-Captain 1 9 21-Captain 19 2 2-Captain 19 23-Captain 1 9 24-Captain 1 9 2 5-Captain 1 9 2 6-Captain 1 9 2 7-Captain 1 9 2 8-Captain 1 9 2 9-Captain RED RIBBON William N. Fisher ....,....... Co. A, Central Sheridan Pere ........,.,....... Co. D, Central Edward S. Duval ....,..,..,... Co. C, Central C. V. Edwards ..,..,,.......,. Co. F, Eastern Herbert G. Ogden, Jr Edward A. Schilling. Central .......Co. A, ,...,..Co. G, Eastern Alfred T. Smith .............. Co. D, Central Joe K. Taussig ,.......,.,... Co. H, Western N. Gapen ,........... ...... ,..... C o . P, Eastern Lloyd D. Smoot ......,..,., Co. H, Western Charles D. Young ,.... G. A. Washington ,..... James M. Churchill .... William C. Shepard .,.. F. G. Robinette ........... G. H. Huddleston ..... Edward Kelly .,......,.. F. H. Linthicum ....... Raymond Hart .,.,.....,. James C. Dulin, Jr... William E. Covell .,.. Arthur M. King ....... R. E. Coughlin ........... Elbert T. Nash ....,.... Fred D. Conner ........ J. R. Belcher ....... E. W. Barkman ,,....... E. K. Ellis .,.........,.... Charles W. Stewart.. ......Co. A, Central ....Co. C, Central ....Co. B. Central ....Co. C, Central .....Co. F, Eastern Co. C. Technical ....Co. E, 'Central ..... Co. F, Eastern ,..Co. H, Western William Bland ........,.... .Co. D, Technical Co. D, Technical Ernest S. Wise ..,......... .....Co. E, Business ....Co. A, Central Co. D, Technical .Co. C, Technical .Co. K, Technical ...Co. E, Business ,..Co. M, Central ..Co. F, Eastern .Co. C, Technical E, Central Frank H. Praeger .......,.. Co. H, Technical C. R. Seckinger .......,.... Co. A, Technical W. R. Miller .....,. ........ C o. G, Eastern W. W. Shea ,........ ,...,... C o. L, Western L. H. Cheek .......,............ Co. D, Eastern T. M. Pelzman ............., Co. F, Central David Auld .........,.......... Co. L, Western Anthony Van Leer .......... Co. F, Central Edgar M. Chase ............ Co. M, Western Israel Silverman .,.......,.,,. Co. E. Business George O. Weber ...... ....Co. B, McKinley 1914 1915 SECOND PLACE HONOR COMPANIES -Captain -Captain 1916-Captain 1917-Captain 1918-Captain Captain 1919-Captain 19 20--Captain 1 9 21-Captain 1922--Captain 1 9 2 3-Captain 19 24-Captain 1 9 2 5-Captain 19 2 6-Captain 19 2 7-Captain 19 2 8-Captain 1 9 29-Captain Purple Ribbon Harold H. Osborn .,,........, Co. B, Central J. L. Welchel .,,..,........,, Co. H, Western Charles M. Boteler ......,... Co. G, Eastern C. F. Leasure. ,,.. ....... , ...Co. L, Western Wm. C. Harrison, Jr .,..... Co. G, Central and Roger B. Corbett ....,.... Harry M. Roper ......,... Henry I. Kiel ...........,... A S. Lebowitz ..,.,.,...,..,... H. Clark, ............ ,.... . J. Nesbitt ..............,...., P. H. Russell .....,...,,..., R. T. Abbatichio ......... Rodney N. Hatcher ...... R. Minor Hudson ........ ..Co. ....Co. ....Co. Central ...Co. A, ,..Co. E, Central .,.Co. C, Central L, Western . P. Atlcinson ....,....... .Co. H, Technical ,.Co. L, Western .Co. L, Western Central Central G, G, F, Central E, Central David L. Krupsaw .....,...,,. Co. C, ..Co. .,.Co. Central C'f3ll1PETlIlVlf DRILL W:'21Sl'lZ135GTC'N HIGH SCHOOLS 'riurreo CGMPIXNY THIRD PLACE HONOR COMPANIES 1914-Captain 1915-Captain 1916-Captain 1 9 1 7-Captain 1918-Captain 1919--Captain 19 2 0-Captain 1 9 2 l-Captain 1 9 2 Z--Captain 1 9 2 3-Captain 1924hCaptain 1 9 2 5-Captain 19 2 6-Captain 1 9 2 7-Captain 1 9 2 8--Captain 1 9 2 9-Captain Whz'te Ribbon Fred Deck ..,.......,.......,.... Co. F, Eastern George N. Lester, Jr .....,... Co. A, Central Dewey Zirkin ...,............ Co. D, Technical John G, Byler ...........,.. Co, B, Technical Percival Bickford ............. Co. I, Central Henry C. Espey .............. Co. E, Business Clarence L. Parker, ......... Co. F, Eastern Kenneth Matthews .,.... Co. A, Technical R. K. Lamb ...............,.. Co. H, Western H. Chaplin ........,. .,,.,...,., C o. D, Central G. Muth .........,...,.......,.. Co. D, Central Millard Lewis ......,...,.... Co. M, Western Wade Safford ,.,.,,.,....... .Co. M, Western Hugh H. Hussey, Jr ....... Co. B, Technical Edwin S. Hartshorn, Jr...Co. H, Western Edward H. Snowden ...... Co. H, Western 71-c BOYD SC I I IDR SECRETAFUES , AN Au. AIZUIJND S llAlll More-Money ,.x Y cot' U QU PPUPDSITIUN BUSINESS TRAINING Isa profession easily mastered and is full of many opportunities. Boyd offers you the SAFE, SURE WAY with New Improved M etbods Your Inquiry Is Welcomed THE BoYD SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES - ADAMS BUILDING 1333 F STREET, N.W. National 2340 1241