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

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The H O W I T Z E R 2 I MOT LOW'S MATH. Bill: “This equation contains nine unknown quantities of which six must be known in order to solve the equation. “LOWE BAWLS.” Rkciting: “I am required to discuss the jib crane, the mast, and I B the guy.” Let A B “THEY” SCORE. Pot Graves: “Lieutenant, the problem wc had yesterday didn't tell us anything at all.” Lieut. A.: “Well, most of you retaliated.” (The third and fourth sections in Engineering, in place of the usual one and one-half hour recitation, have just been treated to a four-hour practice march, visiting the suspension bridge, library, bridge below Highland Falls, West Point Station, filter plant, and a large number of other places). Dunwoody (passing a scat): “Well, I think it is about time for me to be taking a permanent jet. NEW ENGINEERING WORK. Entitled “Notes on Poughkeepsie Rridge by “Vassar” Bill. C.—m

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IJrofcccor LIEUTENANT COLONEL GUSTAV J. FIEBEGER. Cadet, U. S. M. A.. 1875-1X79; appointed from Ol io; graduated 5; additional 2d Lieutenant of Engineers, 1879; 2d Lieutenant, 1879-1882; 1st Lieutenant, 1882-1891; Captain, 1891; Professor of Civil and Military Engineering, U. S. M. A., 1896. Jooiotant jjrofrooor CAPTAIN JAMES P. JERVEY, Corps of Engineers. Class ’92; graduated 2. 3fn structoro CAPTAIN FREDERICK NV. ALTSTAETTER. Corps of Engineers. Class ’97; graduated 6. CAPTAIN JAMES A. WOODRUFF, Corps of Engineers. Class 99; graduated 1. FIRST LIEUTENANT HORTON W. STICKLE, Corps of Engineers. Class 99; graduated 3. FIRST LIEUTENANT LEWIS H. RAND, Corps of Engineers. Class 99; graduated 4. Department of practical ittilitarp Engineering, 0?ilirarp Signaling and Celrgrapljp ijneirarror CAPTAIN HENRY JERVEY, Corps of Engineers. Class '88; graduated 1. S'rnior Sociotant ‘jlnotruttor FIRST LIEUTENANT MICHAEL J. McDONOUGH, Corps of Engineers. Class'99; graduated 15.

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w cz JJrofrcoor COLONEL AND JUDGE ADVOCATE EDGAR S. DUDLEY. Cadet, U. S. M. A., 1866-1870; appointed from New York; graduated 15; Captain, Staff. 189 ; Lieutenant and Judge Advocate, U. S. V., 1898; Major and Judge Advocate, U. S. V., 1899; Professor of Law and History, U. S. M. A., 1901; Colonel and Judge Advocate, 1904. 300iot int Profcooor CAPTAIN JOHN K. MOORE, 15th Infantry. Class ’97; graduated 10. •Jnotructoro FIRST LIEUTENANT IRVIN L. HUNT, Infantry. Class 99; graduated 24. FIRST LIEUTENANT GEORGE S. SIMONDS, aid Infantry. Class 99; graduated 26. FIRST LIEUTENANT HALSEY E. YATES, 5th Infantry. Class 99; graduated 55. FIRST LIEUTENANT EDWIN G. DAVIS, Artillery Corps. Class 00; graduated 17. FIRST LIEUTENANT PRESSLEY K. BRICE, Artillery Corps. Class ’00; graduated 47. SECOND LIEUTENANT EDWARD CANFIELD, Jr., Artillery Corps. Class oi; graduated 18.