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

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THE ALLISON NAILOR MEDAL J J , f'D'-.. We . Al.I.IsoN NAILOR ' ,, In-V Mlm. . . . ,. 45' Wi 'll NT 'w!. . l . -i. M. ' I 'i .,. . or -.ww-1 'itll , 1 1 :Im hungry, 1 . 1 V qw f 'hw ' ld w , Y, i: X -X .1 W K -v pgfmi, W -N , 1: I ,N , Yi. Q. :jf-1-T it gil. T . N .. 5 VM La ,N i . A it r ', ' . I 'H ' s X uv' ' ,X W Q Thulin. 'l'nr: A1.l.1soN NA11.o1c BIEDAT. I-'ou 'I'lll'f Wtxxrrvo I'.x1 1'AIN By CAPTAIN SELIG CHESTER O THE general public the most important event of the year is the annual company competitive drill at Grilfrth Stadium to determine the best drilled company. The winner is allowed to wear the Allison Nailor Medal until his graduation. at which time he returns it to the school authorities. Captain Allison Nailor of the Vlfashington Light Infantry, in the hope that it would help to create a greater interest and a higher standard of cadet proficiency, donated this medal to the High School Cadet Corps in 1895. Valued at four thousand dollars. the medal measures two and one-half inches wide by three and five-eighths inches high. It is made in two parts. The upper portion is composed of a golden eagle which clutches in its talons several rifles and a sword. The lower part is made up of a live-pointed star on a shield with the United States colors draped behind. Ou each point of the star a pure white diamond weighing about one carat is mounted. The initials of the Corps, H. S. C., are emblazoned in the star, which is encircled by a laurel wreath. The face oi the medal carries the inscription: ALLISON NAILOR PRIZE MEDAL 1895 The inscription on the rcversc side reads: This medal is donated to High School Cadets of Washington, D. C., to stimulate them to a higher degree of prohcicncy and skill in military knowledge by Allison Nailorg and is to he worn by the captain of its best drilled companyf' lt is the ultimate desire of every company commander to wear this coveted medal. but only one a year has the honor. Ninety-scrcu