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

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ANACOSTIA HIGH SCHOOL SEPARATE BATTALION ANACOSTIA HIGH scHooL By MAJOR DAVID F. JENKINS, H. s. c. HIS YEAR the battalion got off to a line start with the memories of Company B winning first place in the Company Competitive Drill fresh in our minds. However, the officers feel that last year is in the past and we must look forward into the future to keep Anacostia in the winning column. In September we had a larger enrollment than ever before, but we had a larger band, so that we could not form but two companies as before. In February, through the work of the military instructor, Lieut. Parmele, Mr. Collins, our principal, and Band Captain Francis Cox, the band was increased to forty pieces and helped the drilling very much. When the ninth grade boys signed up, we found we had enough boys to form three full companies. Now as I return sabern for the last time and my Cadet days are over, I wish to thank Col. Craigie, Col. Barkman, and Cadet Col. Rhodes and his staff for the help they have given me. I also wish to thank Mr. Collins, Mrs. Corkery, our assistant prin- cipal, and Inembers of the faculty for their kind and untiring assistance. Last but not least, I want to thank Lieut. Parmele, Captain Manoly, Inembers of the Military Com- mittee, and my fellow officers for their help and advice. EYES RIGHT fffontinuerl from page 911 enrollment, causing our two companies to be very large and unwieldy. We were very Inuch pleased with the February enrollment, which gave us a sufficient number of cadets to warrant the forming of the third company. The cadet band was placed under the command of Captain Francis Cox, who was drafted from last year's winning company. The interest shown for this organization, its rapid strides in development, and the added esprit de corpsv to the entire Battalion have been most gratifying to us, We are likewise very proud that the Anacostia Separate Battalion was able to compete with its own band this year, and that Anacostia was represented in the Annual Band Competition. The band is indebted to the Rifle Club for three field drums, to the Parent- Teachers Association for a pair of cymbals and to Principal Collins for two saxophones and an alto horn. At this time we publicly should extend our thanks to these donors. In its second year the Rifle Team has enlarged its activities by participating in inter-school shoulder to shoulder matches. The members are enjoying and gaining valuable experience from this competition even though they are not in the winning column. The Rifle Club is sponsoring an award of a seven inch A , superimposed on a target to the outstanding members of this team. Three of these members, Carlton Kloczewski, Nelson Vance, and Kenneth White, have secured positions on the Brigade Rifle Team. The Parent-Teachers Association at its March meeting made the following awards in the Annual Manual of Arms and Saber Competition: Saber Manual-,. .H S. Chester Best Sergeant ..,. ,ss C. W. Curtis Best Corporal ,,.. .Aw ,W ,,,D. H. Margolis Best Experienced Private .ns ,,,,I. E. Gardner Best Inexperienced Private .. . ,,.., .H. C. Bourne With the unparalleled record of last year still fresh in the minds of the cadets, the forming of a third company, and the entering of our hand in competition, we find gi wonderful spirit to carry on and we of Anacostia wish the cadets the greatest success in these ventures. Ninety-fhrcc

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