Evening star., 1942-12-06
District Cadets
Get re>Flight
School Orders
Three From This Area
To Take Course at
Athens. Ga, center
Ordnance Department in Washing
ton.
At Naval Aviation Cadet Selection
Board.
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| Va uAldlISC DCpdl IlIlCllV III WdSllllIS-
ton.
At Naval Aviation Cadet Selection
Board.
Three men from the Washington
area have been selected as naval
aviation cadets and will be sent
shortly to the United States Navy
Pre-Flight School at Athens, Ga,
for three months physical condi-
tioning and instruction. They are
Cadets Buchanan H. McCeney, jr.,
son of B. H. McCeney, 3106 Thirty
third place NV; Raymond A.
Agricola, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Agricola, 484 N street S.W., and
Joseph NJ. Costello, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Costello, GOT South Wash
lngton street, Alexandria. Va. Cadet
McCeney attended Wilson High
School and prior to his enlistment
he was enrolled at Georgetown Uni
versity. Cadet Agricola attended st.
Johns High School. In civilian life
ne was employed at the Library
OF Congress. Cadet Costello is
graduate Of University High School.
Columbia, S. c., and Notre Dame
University.
Also recently selected as naval
aviation cadets are: Cadets Richard
V. Smith, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Smith, 70l6 Ninth street NV:
William M. Richardson, jr.. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Richardson, so
Knowles avenue, Kensington, Md:
Harry E. kaufman, son of Morris
Kaufman, Ohio avenue and Chapel
road. Fairmont Heights. Md; David
F. Brady, son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F..
Brady, Rockville, Md; Wallace E.
Shipp, son Of Mr. and Mrs. w. E.
Shipp. 5421 Caroline place NV;
James w. Engle, jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Engle, 934 North Irving
street, Arlington, Va, and William
Q. Walker, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Walker, Diamond avenue,
Gaithersburg, Md. Cadet Smith at
tended Roosevelt High School and
In civilian life he was employed by
the Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cadet Richardson is a graduate
OF Woodrow Wilson High School,
where he was a member of the High
School Cadets. graduating with the
rank of first sergeant. He also at
tended the National Drafting School,
Prior to his enlistment, he was en-
ployed by the Navy Department.
Cadet kaufman was formerly en-
| ployed at the Washington Navy
Yard. He attended Eastern High
School, and prior to his enlistment,
he was attending night classes at
George Washington University.
Cadet Brady was graduated from
Montgomery Blair High School. In
civilian life he was employed at the
Navy Department. Cadet Shipp, prior
to his enlistment was a student at
Georgetown University. He at
tended Western High School, where
he was member of the High School
Cadets, graduating with the rank of
first sergeant.
Cadet Engle, graduate OF WASH
ington and Lee High School, for
merly attended Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and later American Uni
verslty. Cadet Walker graduated
from Gaithersburg High School in
l94l, where he played varsity base
ball and soccer and was member
of the band. Prior to his enlistment,
he was employed by the American
Disinfectant Co.
Still others who have been Sc
lected as naval aviation cadets are:
Charles S. Sondheimer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. S. Sondheimer, 9O3 F.
street S.W; James H. Armsworthy,
worthy. Bel Alton, Md, John R.
Victory, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Victory, 2107 Plymouth Circle NV:
Donald G. Brumback, son of Mr.
and Mrs. T. D. Brumback, 3l16
Second road North. Arlington, Va,
and Eward w. Herl. son of Mrs
E. A. Herl, BIT Twenty-first street
NV. Cadet Sondheimer attended
Eastern High School and prior to
his enlistment, he was employed by
the War Department.. Cadet Arms
worthy attended La Plata High
School. In civilian life he served in
the Maryland State Guard at Hy-
attsville.
Cadet Victory attended Gonzaga
High School and Catholic Univer-
sity. He was formerly employed at
the Navy Model Basin, Carderock
Md Cadet Brumback. a graduate
of Washington-Lee High School,
was formerly employed at the
Washington Navy Yard Cadet
Herl attended Western High School
and prior to his enlistment he was
employed, by the War Production
Board
Four other men from the Wash
ington area have been selected as
aviation cadets. They are: Jack w.
Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs C. W.
Robinson, 1926 G street Sc; Earl j.
O'Brien, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. F..
O'Brien, 818 B street NE; Albert F..
Esch, son of Mrs. S. E. ESch, 814
Maryland avenue NE, and Lloyd w.
McChesney. 81 Baltimore boulevard,
Cottage City, Md Cadet Robinson
is graduate of Eastern High
School and was formerly employed
at the American Security & Trust
Co. Cadet O'Brien, also graduate
of Eastern High School, in civilian
life was employed by the Veterans
Administration. Prior to his enlist
ment, Cadet Esch, who attended
Eastern High School, was employed
by the Army Map Service. In civil
ian life Cadet McChesney. a gradu-
ate Of Mount Rainier High School,
was employed at the Washington
Navy Yard.
Also recently appointed naval avi-
alton cadets are: John c. Wheless,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Wheless,
1918 F street NE: Lawrence A.
Colhurn, son of l.. H. Colburn 4319
River road NV: Donald w. Gran
dali, Baileys Cross Roads. Fairfax
County. Va. and Ermin J. Bosco, son
of Mrs. Tillie Bosco, 4517 Illinois
avenue NV. Cadet Wheless is a
graduate of Meson Academy. Lex
ington, Ga. Prior to his enlistment,
he was employed at the Army Medi-
cal School. Cadet Colburn, a grad
uate of st. Johns High School, was
| fnry,,erIv enop1ovaS hv the Chest.