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J.A.G.: 1917
Washington, D.C., 1917. "Junior American Guard drilling." The tall boy is Randall Elliott. Harris & Ewing Collection glass negative. View full size.
Close up of the street light
Close up of the street light with street name so we can locate? Does that say Kalorama?
[I think it does. - Dave]
Integrated group in 1917 DC?
Rear rank, far right.
[If you mean far left, that's Lincoln Shah, who was Chinese. - Dave]
Growing Boys
Kind of hard to make a neat military parade when all your men are growing at different rates.
Stiff Spine
Randall Elliott also organized and served as president of the rifle club at Western High in 1916.
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