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

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Four FOREWORD HIS edition of The Adjutant-the twenty-second- records the past history and the present accomplishments of the Cadet Corps. It is significant that amid the vast growth and change in the Washington high schools, this organization has remained for over a half-century an integral and vital force. Through living action it has demonstrated to succeeding genera- tions of high school youth the value and the satisfaction that come from active participation in an organization rich in tradi- tions of honor and individual responsibility, and in the esprit de corps hy which the individual subordinates himself to that discipline which is necessary for the good of the whole. CELIA OPPENIIEIMER, Woodrow Wilson High School.

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THE 1941 AUJUTANT FIFTY-FOURTH ANNUAL COMPETITIVE DRILL MAY FIFTH AND SIXTH ' WASHINGTON, D. C. - I . QMLIYQ, A N, II N ' IIN , I. Ye I III . . . . , Thus Pubhcclhon IS In ' the sole ch'c1rge of 9' II f I n gm .1 j 'II Lg , - Miss Rebecca E. 9 51' IN QIIM Shcanley, former ' r'FI M1fIg Teacher of English, IIQIQIII IIM I IN Q C e n T r Q I H i g h IIMW PI' IIII 'II S c h o o I , Wosh- j Im'I'kI. IIIML, I VQLUME XXII ingfon, D. C. , fwIm j 3f NUMBER ONE I L ,. WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL CADETS

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DEDICATED TO NORMAN J. NELSON PRINCIPAL Woonnow WILSON HIGH SCHOOL Who has brought to his chosen profession a broad knowledge and appreciation of the heritage of the past and a sensitive under- standing of the swiftly changing present. His many years of distinguished service as both teacher and adniinistrator in the Wasliiiigtoii high schools have been marked by insight, vision, and progressive action.