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

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THE SECOND BATTALION, FIRST REGIMENT CENTRAL HIGH sCHooL By MA Jon PHILIP T. BAND, H. s. C. ISILT. GEORGE H. KIDWELL MAJOR PHILIP I BAND ISI LI RICHARD E. BERGER ADJUYANT commnfvnfk suPP1.Y orflcefz S A culmination of work in the Cadet Corps of the First Regi- ment. it has heen llly privilege together with Lieutenants George Kidwell. Adjutant, and Richard Berger, Supply Uflicer, to command the Second Battalion of Central lligh School. Although many people are under the popular misconception that stature is con- ducive to a more profound drilling proficiency, we hay e noticed that the smaller boys make up for what they lack in size with a greater incentive to excell in the actual execution of the military drill. Special emphasis has been placed on military and personal appearance and in the snap and precision of executing hoth the manual and foot movements. ln these. height is of no advantage. and under the capahle leadership of Captains Rohert Schroeder and Rohert Hayne and Lieutenants Paige McLeod, llohert Archer. William Lilley. and ,lohn Rogers. Companies C and U have made remarkahle progress. It has lieen with reluctance that we have seen our military instructor. Captain Paul Doerr. also assistant professor of military science and tactics. leave for one year's service in the War Department: hut Mr. l,ynn Woodworth. recognized as one of Washingtonis finest physical training instructors. has assumed the post and is capahly filling the vacancy. We want to thank hoth men for their intensive instruction and to acknowledge our value for their friendship and kindly advice. CENTRAL'S IN- SERVICE MEN By CAPTAIN IRVING HAMMERMAN, H. s. C. ii ND we wish the First Regiment the utmost success in all the duties it undertakes to perform. These were the words of Sgt. Edward Bennett who was speaking for Sgt. Warren Johns and Sgt. William Cooper as well as for himself. These cadets who were lVlarine Reseryists were summoned to active service last Noveniher. All were fine cadets as shown hy the expeditious manner in which they performed their duties as non-commissioned ollieers of Company D. Others whose service with the High School Cadet Corps. First Regiment. termi- nated lwfore the annual inter-high competitions were held were Sergeants William Bateman. John Horne. Rolvert Milhy. and Morton Miller. all attached to Regimental Headquarters: Sgt. Charles l.aneharl. liandg Sergeants Allan Fagan and Thomas Flgen and Corp. Russell Delttley, Company Ag and Sgt. John Vaughan. Company li. These former cadets were well qualified to hear the title nain-ct:mmissioned ollicers of the First ltegiinentf, 1 ifIy-nm'

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