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

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The Third Battallion Statlf, Seeond Regiment McKinley High School ohmorz WALTEQ muff: Quest uEuTtNzxm' COMMANDER, CTIQST LIEUTENANT :mor Lavezzo g KENNETH LAQIGEY QUAQTERMASTEQ ADJUTANT ' A Gmntucr nAvwsoN SERGEANT MAJOR The Third Battahion, Seeond Regiment By Major Walter T IS a true saying that there is an end to every- thing and as we approach the end of the school year. we can look back, review our aims and accomplishments and see the things we might have done to make our Battalion better. For the first time, the Third Battalion con- sisted of three companies, G, H and K, the latter not coming into being until the February re- cruits reported. While only two companies, G N. Talkes, H. S. C. and H took part in battalion competition, their support during other formation periods was most helpful. The entire Battalion is imbued with the thought that a winner will be found either as a whole or by one of the companies in the var- ious competitions. Ofhcers of the various com- panies have instilled into their men the real CContinued on Page lO6H l48l

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