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

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HAND SALUTE l Military Instructor, Calvin Coolidge High School By MR. RYLAND M. WARREN HAND salute and con- gratulations are due before the present detached Battalion of Calvin Coolidge High School Cadets is dismissed for 1941. The Commissioned Officers from Roosevelt High School deserve special cita- tion for the enthusiasm, effort, and patience with which they have worked to train the three com- panies under their command. The organization of a new Battalion in a new school, with cadets from several former schools, presented situations which only very fortunate circumstances could have so successful- ly adjusted. The first, to mention, was the good fortune of having as Principal, Mr. Thomas J. Holmes, now a Major in the Infantry, Army of the U. S.g secondly, in having Mr. Lee E. Gilbert as chairman of the Military Committee, whose Mn. Itrrixxn M. WARREN experience, personality, and whole-hearted de- M l' '8 'f ' votion to cadet work made it possible to create, f'l ff l'l 'll'l Shi a lm M HW 'gl ' F no early, a complete and accurate system of per- forming the details of operation, thirdly, the student-body responded with interest and enthusiasm to such an extent that the percentage of boys enlisted was highest of the Washington high schools. We are proud to have won the Trophy offered by the linivcrsity of Virginia, for the first time, for having the highest percentage of boys i'III'UlIf'd. The response for service as guides in connection with National Registration for Selective Military Service is to be highly commended and is one of many indica- tions that the cadets of Calvin Coolidge High School will grow into an Eighth Regiment that will soon he known as winners of First Placev in many cadet competitions. CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING By SGT. MAJOR BENJAMIN CRUICKSHANKS, H. S. C. N Christmas Eve Colonel Rhodes and the highest ranking Cadet officer from each of the eight high schools acted as a Guard of Honor for President Franklin D. Roosevelt at the annual lighting of the National Community Christmas Tree. The tree was located on the Ellipse, just south of the White House. When the Presidentis car approached and the Secret Service men deployed, the officers came to 'Lattentionf' 'fPresent saberf' was executed as the President stepped from his car and held while he proceeded up the ramp to the speakcr's platform. At this time the officers were dismissed, but most of them stayed to hear the President's speech. In his opening remarks the President said that next year he hoped to have the Community Christmas Tree in the White House grounds. This was indeed an opportunity for the officers chosen to see the President of the United States light the beautiful tree, and a privilege to represent the Washington High School Cadets at this occasion. Une lulndrcd twenty-eight

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