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

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THE FIRST BATTALION. SIXTH REGIMENT WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL By MAJOR ROBERT KUGEL, H. S. C ISI LI GILBERT GUDE MAJOR ROBERT B. KUGEL IS LT. JOHN ISAMINGER Awurnfvr CQMMANDEQ. sunny affirm IIRINC this year, liecause of the unceasing efforts on the part of Captain Worth. Captain Balls, Captain Wensel, and their competent lieutenants. the companies of the First Battalion have been molded into precision troops. I watched this process with keen anticipation, for more than ever in the senior year does one hope for victory. However, win or lose, I know all the members of my battalion will remain real cadets. As the cadet year rapidly draws to a close it liriugs to mind the memories, hoth good and had, of past cadet days. It brings to mind the day when our squad was voted prize squad. the drilling in the hot sun as contrasted with the bitter cold of mid- winter, the Colonel's inspection, the coming and going of the Battalion and Regi- mental Drills, and a host of others. Then the spring of the year came with its feverish preparations for the drill of drills, the Company Competitives. The tension spread throughout the regiment. Com- petitive spirit ran high. Finally the day came, hringing with it joy to some and disap- pointment to others, hut genuine relief to all. As I look back on these days, I realize how greatly I enjoyed them. To leave the Washington High School Cadet Corps will he a dillieult thing, for it will culminate my three-year activity in an organization which I have thoroughly enjoyed. In Conclusion I would like to extend my heartiest thanks to my line Captains, their Lieutenants, my own stall oflieers, Lieutenant Cude, Battalion Adjutant, and Lieutenant Isaminger, Battalion Supply Oflicer, and Lieutenant Trail, our military instructor. for their splendid cooperation and earnest work throughout the year. Although I turn in my saber with much regret, I leave the Sixth Regiment with my sincere congratulations and best wishes to the non-commissioned olheers, your ollieers of next year. Th irfy-th ree

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