United States Military Academy West Point - Howitzer Yearbook (West Point, NY)

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lass 1RoII. Henry Abbot, Hillsboro, Ill. Give me some wine .' ji!!j9z!L V A , Academy records for the standing high and broad jumps, and the running high and broad jumps, Class team, '94, '95, '96, in-door meet, '95, '96, '973 representative general ath- letics , Class representative, Athletic Association, HOXX'1TZER, '97, Robert Swepston Abernethy, Gonzales, Texas. fn ibzlv colossalfigzfre-lzaQ'.s!afz1e, hay 77l0Zt7ZffZi7Z--'ZU6 see zz wondeffzl mnjerzjf, a grand se2'enz2'y, amz' even zz ser! Q' .vweelness q' exp1'essz'o1z. A , foot-ball, substitute, '94, '95, centre and guard, '96, acting Sergeant, Class team, '95, '96, meet, '95, '96, '97, Class tug-of-war team, '95, '96, '97, One Hundredth Night, '95. Francisco Alcantara, Caracas, Venezuela. For My sake, Ybbafeo, I wozzla' do gznything bm' die. September member, solus, Hop manager, '96, toasted the Goats, New Year's, '97, One Hundredth Night, '97, Class tug-of-war team, '97 , Class foot-ball team, '97. Frederick William Alstaetter, Galion, Ohio. Thou has! lliepnfienee and z'hefaz'z'fQ ry' s1zz'1z!.v ! Acting Sergeant. Hugh LaFayette Applewhite, Brookhaven, Miss. A kinder gefzffeman treads no! Me earfhf' I 7 5:3 27 3 ' ifE i-T-T '7 ' Iii -g4..-.-YEL?-E-5?-F-f-Z ff':1'2 3?2Zi , '-122 QA:-5:11252 -S'rbi'rr-- V-'fff?'Et-Pziexllm.-:ew-:-:-V: f - -. f : A -. -. C- .. - - , ,, - . ' fs V 5rQfi5?ii13?'f:TiiILi13f :EL-gfezfff-LL'-gag Yggqggjzgei 2711, Zgggiiggfzg' iggia. 4: - :rea r--1 W --- - -g- -' efxlx-een: , --4' 11:54- W - 51:

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I i I i l P l From our present standpoint we look forward-not over months, but over days, days which seem to drag. But everything has an end. And so fwe judge entirely by the fact that others have graduatedj will this course, a course looked forward to with glorious antici- pations by the embryo cadet, despised and wearisome to the realizer, but always reniernbered with just pride and deep feeling by its graduates for its bitter-sweet and very severity. And what a staff 'twill be on which to leanr in after yearsg the lower quarter emblemizing the miseries of the fourth-class year-crushed into the ground, bearing not only its proportional strain, but also the weight of superincumbent years, the third, second, and most of the first-class years with pressure, slightly lessening on the way up, and finally the whole topped off with the golden head- the climax, capped for us on that day which will be the happiest of our exist- ence-Iune I 1th, 189 7. K j as M lilly X N, I 6

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Frederick Theodore Arnold , 'cH0!Z7jf whz'.rke1's amz' fl forkizz' bm7'fz'. Thomas Quinn Ashburn, fi will CZ71'.S'6'0ll7'56 mos! exbcllmf mzzsz'f. In-door meet, ,955 Class team. ,957 '96, One Hundredlh Night, ' line, '93, '95 s Choir, '93, ,94, '95, '96- George Franklin Baltzell, Acting Sergeant. Tkyf1zcc Me ifzdex qfafeeling mz'1zd. Warren Sumner Barlow, The palzlgs W' 06361266 I remavc 511 Zelz'e7'5-nj! Z.7Zf67?l'Kl'E7'X q' love. Flarlville, Iowa, Batavia, Ohio . 93, ,94, ,959 '973 Color' Marianna, Ill. Brooklyn, N. Y. A , base-ball team,'94, One Hundredth Night, '95, '96, '97 , Corporal, acting Sergeant. Harry Gore Bishop 7 'KA man Qflelfers, zz bard. Class foot-ball team, '95, '96, Class tug-of-war team, '95, '96, play, '97, and Color-line, '96, HOWITZER, '97, acting Sergeant. Sam Frank Bottoms, Goshen, Ind. wrote One Hundredth Night Gainesville, Texas. H Tlzis is the rzzres! dream llzfzz' der du!! sleep Did mark .wzzifovls wifhrzlf' Albert Iesse Bowley, U U San Francisco, Cal. Lord of himself mznzczmzberea' wifi zz ww -ffzawj. C0TP01'a15 HB. A. May, '95, Lieutenant: Class foot-ball team, 795, '96, Class tug-of-war team, '96. T James Francis Brady, New York N Y - , . . Acting Sergeant. sc . . , , lpf ny Ihre, Dzzrhess, who Is Mm g'1'awe-digg-W flax! elzfrappea' Zh-yjQmfJf 2 'f 1 8 i