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

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The Third Battalion Staff, Seeond Regiment McKinley High School FIRST LIEUTENANT FRANCIS W. STOCKING Adjutant FIRST LIEUTENANT BERNARD LERCH Quartermaster MAJOR JOSEPH ELVOVE Commander MYER LEVIN PAUL LAVEZZO Sergeant Major Quartermaster Sergeant The Third Battallion, Second Regiment By Major Joseph ECH'S newly added unity namely, the Third Battalion, is composed of G and H Companies, McKinley's smallest Cadets. Although the Battalion did not fare so well in the Battalion Competitive Drill, the loss of the drill has made the men and officers work harder than eyer to bring victory to the Maroon and Gray in the Competitive Drill. On June Zd, Tech will be represented by two T. H31 Elvove, H. S. C. spirited units, commanded by able ollicers, and coached by one of the finest professors of mili- tary science and tactics. Major Alexander W. Maish. Should these companies make the show- ing on the Held they desire to, a great deal of credit will automatically fall to Major Maish. He has aided them unsellishly and without partiallity.

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.-wif. freeman in fa. 9' ,:,-tw. I The Second Battalion Staflf, Second Regiment McKinley High School FIRST LIEUTENANT DELMAS STUTLER Adjutant T . FIRST LIEUTENANT WILLIAM SORRELL Quartermaster MAJOR EDWARD H. D. GIBBS Commander HUGH CHAPMAN Quartermaster Sergeant The Second Battalion, Second Regiment By Major Edward H. D. Gibbs HIS BATTALION, composed of Companies D, E, and F began the year with a flying start, companies E and D placing first and second, respectively, in an early inspection by Major Maish, U. S. A., Lt. Col. Carter, and the three majorsq Company F redeemed itself by placing a close second in the Brigade War Game Finals and winning our Honor Guard Competition. These three companies, none of which are more than three years old and D brand-new, have shown a great zeal and desire to be first from the beginning of the year. In this they have succeeded to a marked degree. l47l Their personnel, headed by Captains Turner, lrelan, and Cawthorne, are those of firm dignity and perseverance, justifying my faith in their abilities as a battalion. When time for the Battalion Drill came, we were thoroughly familiar with the proceedings although we had been on grass only one drill day to practice. On April 10, we marched to Central Stadium in a high good humor with a strong determination to do our best. We did it and are now the proud possessors of the Col. Craigie Trophy.

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The Business High School Battalion Staff Business High School XT FIRST LIEUTENANT FIRST LIEUTENANT RICHARD HAZELTON BERNARD HUTCHISON Adjutant Quartermaster MAJOR PHILIP TARR Commander ' M, . nv , WILLIAM SOBER JOSEPH MOORE Sergeant Major Quartermaster Sergeant MAJOR TARR V Receiving Commissions CORPORAL CHARLES FURR FIRST LIEUTENANT Bugler BERNARD MARGOLIUS Personnel Adjutant H91