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The H O W I T Z E R TAKE IT AWAY EARLY. (Ah Jublc lakes up a drawing to be approved): “Oh! take it away, take it away before I sec the name on it.” A LINE DRAWING. Calm at sea, or noon-dav on the desert. “A little more focus! Phinan.” AWFUL. Col. L. (after describing the construction of Grant Hall): “They succeeded in making a pretty good mess of it, after all.” D RAW I N G COLOR SERGEANT WiLt.tr. Miller: “Say,Grubbs, your name ought to be Venus dc Milo instead of just plain Venus.” “The Old Man”: “Why? Miller: “Well, when you are out at parade, you haven't any arms.”
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JJrofroeor COLONEI. CHARLES W. LARNED. Cadet, U. S. M. A., 1866-1870; appointed from New York; graduated 28; id Lieutenant 3d Cavalry, June to October, 1870; transferred to 7th Cavalry; 2d Lieutenant 7th Cavalry, 18701876; i»t Lieutenant, 1876; Professor of Drawing, U. S. M. A., 1876. 3ooiofanr JJrofrooor CAPTAIN CHARLES B. HAGADORN, 23d Infantry. Class 89; graduated 25. •jnotrurtore CAPTAIN CHARLES II. PAINE, 29th Infantry. Class 95; graduated 10. CAPTAIN HAROLD HAMMOND, 23d Infantry. Class 98; graduated 34. CAPTAIN CHAUNCEY B. HUMPHREY, aid Infantry. Class 98; graduated 51. FIRST LIEUTENANT GEORGE B. COMLY, 3d Cavalry. Claw 00; graduated 51.
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IJrofcooor LIEUTENANT COLONEL CHARLES P. ECHOLS. Cadet, U. S. M. A., 1887-1891; appointed from Alabama; graduated 3; Instructor of Mathematics, U. S. M. A., 1894; Assistant Professor of Mathematics, U. S. M. A., 1897; Associate Professor of Mathematics, U. S. M. A., 1898; Professor of Mathematics, U. S. M. A., 1904. 30siotant )Jrofro0or CAPTAIN GEOROE BLAKELY, Artillery Corps. Class ’92; graduated 4. 3fnotructor0 CAPTAIN WILLIAM R. SMITH, Artillery Corps. Class 92; graduated 10. CAPTAIN MORTIMER O. BIGELOW, 8th Cavalry. Class 95; graduated 18. CAPTAIN CLAUDE H. MILLER, 24th Infantry. Class ’97; graduated 23. CAPTAIN LYTLE BROWN, Corps of Engineers. Class '98; graduated 4. FIRST LIEUTENANT LEON B. KROMER, nth Cavalry. Class 99; graduated to. FIRST LIEUTENANT FRANK O. WHITLOCK. 14th Cavalry. Class oo; graduated 11. FIRST LIEUTENANT WILLIS V. MORRIS. 6th Cavalry. Class 00; graduated 14. FIRST LIEUTENANT ARCHIBALD H. SUNDERLAND, Artillery Corps. Class '00; graduated 24. SECOND LIEUTENANT FRANCIS W. CLARK, Artillery Corps. Class 01; graduated 16. SECOND LIEUTENANT GUY E. CARLETON, Artillery Corps. Class t; graduated 27. SECOND LIEUTENANT WADE H. CARPENTER. Artillery Corps. Class '02; graduated 9.
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