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

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The Winners REGIMENTAL COMPETITIVE DRILL THE VVINNING SERGEANTS 1021---Second Regiment. McKinley and Columbia Junior 102-1-lfirst'Regiment, Central. Lt. Col. liord VN. lligh, Lt. Col. J. D. Pickens. ' Sam- IDIS. 1025--Third Regiment, Eastern and Vvlestern. Lt. Col. XV. C. Weitlel. lfastern. 1026-liirst Regiment, Central. Lt. Col. J. Canfield, Marsh, Jr. 1027-Second Regiment. McKinley and Business, Lt. Col. Richard Schmidtman, 1028-lfirst Regiment. Central, Lt Col. XVilliam N. Han- back. 1020-lfourth Regiment. Vv'estern. Lt. Col. Fred Cutting. 1010- 10111- 1920-Sergeant 1021-Sergeant 1922- 1023- 1924-Sergeant 1025--Sergeant 1926-Sergeant Rodney Hatcher , . . 1027-Sergeant 1928-Sergeant 1029-Sergeant 1030-Sergeant Mattare. lfirst Regiment. Central. Lt. Col. John Wiley. lfourtli Regiment. NVestern, Lt. Col. Joseph H. Gold Medal donated by Cadet Iiund. Awarded to Major of Winning Battalion at the Annual Battalion Competitive Drill. Vilashington High School Cadet Corps, 1022 1021 102-1 1025 1026 1028 1 wt-- 1030 1031 1025 1026 1027 1028 1020 1010 iotj 1021 BATTALION COMPETITIVE DRILL -Third Battalion, Third Regiment. XVestern, Major Maurice Hoffman. -Second Battalion. Second Regiment, McKinley, Major S. 13. Ball. -Third Battalion. Third Regiment. XVestern, Major Robert Burton. -Third Battalion, Third Regiment, XVestern, Major Pierce Davis. -lfirst Battalion. 1iirstRegiment. Central, Major Harold Jenkins. 1027-lfirst Battalion, Second Regiment, McKinley, Major Leroy B. Voshall. -Second Battalion, liirst Regiment, Central, Major .lack Riley. 7 Second Battalion. liourth Regiment, NX estern, Major Charles Denny. Second Battalion. Second Regiment. McKinley, Major lidward Gibbs. -Second Battalion. lfirst Regiment, Central, Major Leonard S. Vvliener. Co. C, Western Co. A, McKinley Sergeant Fred Swindell , ., . Maurice Hoffman Oscar M. Shaw ,, . .Co. 17, Central Co. K, Western .Co. G, Central Sergeant Millard Lewis . Richard Sokolov .,..,. . . .Co. G. Central Co. B. Central . Co. M. XVestern Co. B, McKinley Robert Meade Gray . Vleaver Garnett , George NVeber .. and Sergeant , Co. A, Central Edmund Corley Philip Tarr .. . Co. 1. Business Sidney Hoffman . Eastern . .,,. Co. C, Silver Cup donated by Colonel Wallace M. Craigie. U.S.A., Professor of Military Science and Tactics, to Winning Battalion at the Annual Battalion Competitive Drill. Vkfashington High School Cadet Corps. BAND COMPETITION 1924-lfirst Regiment Band, Central, Capt. Allan B. 1.ut7. 1025-Second Regiment Band. McKinley. Capt. H. E. Sangston. GUARD OF HONOR COMPANIES 1926-Second Regiment Band, McKinley, Capt. Eugene --Company 1., Third Regiment, Vkfestern. pl Zuck- -Company G. liirst Regiment, Central. 1027-lfirst Regiment Band. Central, Capt. Jesse Stim- Ati ,. '1',1:'.' R-1' 1 .C- .i. Son- , , Umrmi int Liillmtm 'nm 1028-Second Regiment Band. McKinley, Capt. Herman -Company D 1'irst Regiment. Central. PEA Myers' -Company B. Second Regiment, McKinley. 1020-liirst Regiment Band. Central. Capt. Grable H. . . . Mitchell. -C. . '11, 1- 1 RH - .NV ' . . . flmpml ,Q .Umm Liijrmm Kilim 1030-First Regiment Band. Central, Capt. George -Companv Ci 1-ourth Regiment, Vilestern. Bogikcsr --Second Regiment Band. McKinley. Capt. C. 13. 1031-Third Regiment Band. lgastern, Capt. John H. Kennedy. Davis. NEYV AWARDS Silver Plaque awarded by Military Order of the Vvlorld NVar to winning Company, Silk lilag and Red Ribbons to the winning company. 1361

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2 4. 5 6 - ci ggi, , A .1 .af a.. .. ,V ra' an - -: '-2 V+ if' z-'Qi t3ie'vre,:'f lit?-4-M. YF-iff'-9-..:? 'E5? 'i'L uf ,. 6 Washington High School Cadet Corps Annual Company Competitive Drill May 25-26, 1931 Form line 15 paces in front of Judges: Present arms, salute, report. MANUAL OF ARMS: Right Shoulder: Left shoul- der: Right Shoulder: Port: Present: Order. Company Arms., execute Platoons Right fat the Trail Company Inspection by the Judges. Company execute on Right into Line. Company execute Squads Left and continue the march. Company execute Squads Right About and immedi- ately Column Right, March. Company execute Platoons Left Front into Line. Company execute Column of Squads. Leading Pla- toon Squads Right, Company execute Column of Platoons. Leading Platoon Squads Right and then Halt. Company execute Stack Arms: Fall Out: Fall In: Take Arms. 13-14- Extended Order: CCompany acting as a Platoonj . The following three movements in the order to be selected by the Judges will be given to the company commander to execute by the least number of com- mands toward an indicated point: Double Line of Squad Columns. Double for singlel Line of Skirmishers ffaced to Front. Flank or Rearj. Assault March and Charge. 'kiln this Problem it is assumed the assault is launched through a wooded sector where the assault march is practicable. Assemble the company, form line in front of Judges, present arms. salute, and march company off the field. Schedule for Annual Competitive Drill Washington High School Cadet Corps, May 25-26, 1931 1. Time allowance for drill of each Company: twenty- tive minutes. 2. The Company will be marched on the drill ground and formed in line fifteen paces in front of the Board of Judges: Present Arms, and Company Commander report to Judges. 3. The movements will be executed in the order given in the Official Drill Program. 4. Failure to execute any movement laid down in the Drill Program will be marked O and cannot be taken up later. 5. When executing the movements at the march, the distance covered must be sufficiently great to enable the Judges to determine the proficiency of each movement at each command, also, in each instance the prescribed move- ment must be fully completed before passing to the next one on the program. 6. At the conclusion of the last movement on the program, the company will again form line in front of the Judges, Present Arms, and then march off the held. 7. General appearance and military carriage of cadets will be rated at 25 per cent of the total number of points. Brigade Formation Following the Competitive Drill Formation of the Brigade. Presentation of Prize Flag and Ribbons to Winning Company. Presentation of Allison Naylor Gold Medal to Captain of Winning Company. . Presentation of Ribbons to Companies winning second and third places. Presentation of Gold Medal to Winner of Distinguished Non-commissioned Oflicer Competition, Brigade Review. FISHBURNE MILITARY SCHOOL Established 1879 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA In the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia-four hours from Washington-Accessible by Rail and Motor An accredited military school with a homelike atmosphere Member of the Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of the Southern States. Member of the Asso- ciation of Military Colleges and Schools of the United States. Unit of R.O.T.C. Write for catalog. COLONEL M. H. HUDGINS. Principal 2 5 l

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1893 1894 1895 The Colonells of The Washington High School Cadlets Colonel L. Reichelderfer ..,......... -Colonel E. Skinner ......1. -Colonel Wm. Shuster ,... Central Central Central 1896-Colonel J. G. Sommers . Central 1897-Colcnel E. C. Daniels ,.., Central 1898-Colonel H. E. Pipes ....i. Central 1899-Colonel J. Gunnell ...,.. Central 1900-Colonel R. Adams ....... Central 1901-Colonel C. E. Boesch .... Central 1902-Colonel H. E. Barnes .... Eastern 1903-Colonel R. de S. Brown Central 1904-Colonel G. H. Huddleson ....,. McKinley 1905-Colonel A. W. Lybrand ..........,, Eastern 1906 1907 1908 -Colonel H. R. Standiford .......... Central -Colonel G. H. Thiele .i,. ...,.. . McKinley -Colonel M. B. Clagett .............. Central 1909-Colonel H. A. Cobaugh ........ McKinley 1910-Colonel E. C. Schreiber ............ Central 1911-Colonel W. C. Rathbone ....... Business 1912-Colonel R. B. Loew ........ ..,...,,. E astern 1913-Colonel H. J. Leonard .... .......... E astern 1914-Colonel W. M. Yater ...,.. ,..... E astern 1915-Colonel G. C. Clark ..........,......, Eastern 1916-Colonel J. H. Fellows ......,... McKinley 1917-Colonel W. A. Gallahan .....,.... .Eastern 1918-Colonel C. W. Johnson ............ Central 1919-Colonel L. S. Mann ..... ........ Business 1920-Colonel C. T. Lanham ........... Eastern 1921-Colonel R. Ludlum .................. Central 1922-Colonel O. M. Shaw ............ McKinley 1923-Colonel H. O. Embrey ,..,...,.,.... Central 1924-Colonel L. Baird ,,........ .... .,.. M c Kinley 1925-Colcnel R. E. Johnson ..,.,...,. McKinley 1926-Colonel E. D. Andrus .......,...... Eastern 1927-Colonel S. Alpher ........... ...... C entral 1928-Colonel S. D. Pollard ....... ..,... C entral 1929-Colonel R. K. Lyon .... .............. C entral 1930-Colonel J. C. H. Stearns ........... Central 1931-Colonel Daniel C. Pollock ..... .Central tten HU . I l During the past six years the Potomac Electric Power Company has effected remarkable savings in the cost of electric Current to its users. Today electricity here in Washington costs 5877 LESS than in 1924. What other community of equal benefit can boast of such a record. POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY Matchless Service 1271