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

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HMHI Aaron Breen Corzelius Fonvielle Anderson Brimmer Cothran Freeman Autry Brinkley Crawford, H. W. Gibney Babitt Broome Cullens Gildart Baclig Brown, J. T. Cunningham Gilland Badger Browne, I. L. Dana Gillespie Baker, J. K. Buchanan Denny, T. R. Glasgow Banister, P. B. Butler, F. B. Dever Goerz Barlow, W. H. Callaway Dickey Goodin Barnes Cambre Dickson, B. A. Gorman Bathurst Canan Dietrich Gorlinski Beers Carroll, D. F. Dolph Graham, J. Bennett, W. C, Jr. Carroll, J. V. Dunkelburg Gray, L. E. Benton Carter, W. V. Dunn, L. H. Griffiths Bergman Chadwick, B. F. Dzau Groves Bevans, S. M. Chorpening Eddy Gullatt Binder Christiansen Elleman Hahn Bixby, L. H. Cocke Epes Hamilton, J Blair, H. W. Colson Ericson Harding Blair, W. C. Colwell Evans Hastings Boatner Conrad, G. B. Farley, . F. Hatch Bonwell Conrad, V. J. Fellers Hemenway Bowman Coolidge Fitzpatrick Hendrick Hesp Hicks, D. W. Hicks, R. A. Hill, J. H. C. Hillard Hinds Hinton Hixon Hogan Holbrook, W. A Hubbell Hughes Jenkins Jervey, J. P. Jewell Johnson, A. W. Johnson, D. T. Keasler Kehoe Kelly, P. Kendall Keyser Kilboume B. leiij Itslie Um,].H lipnaii McCone McGUtit Milltt.A. Miller. E,( Millet, M,

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The Oath of Allegiance ( 1920 CLASS HISTORY 1 1 VERYTHING orig- inal or unusual that can t)efall a class seems to have bt en a part of the history of 1920. At the very start Congress decided to make us an exceptional class by doubling the number of appointments. Thus we started out with a hand- icap; for people said that never could the Academy assimilate so hirge an entering class in the good old-fashionedwa . Itwasuptous to show that it could be done, and from our part in the activities of the last two and one half years we leave the reader to decide the mea- sure of our success. In spite of our peculiar origin we were greeted in the time honored manner on that eventful June morning. No cheering crowds, no noisN band, no outstretched hand of fellowship awaited us, only that grim band of super-men, the Beast Detail. The whirl of initiation into the elements of things military, the salutations, classificationsand con- fiscations of those first ten hours left us in a state of coma. It was all a nightmare, yet those of us who had the saving sense of humor found cause for many a laugh at our own expense. Soon we began to learn how to fear. The fame and efficiency of Marco, King of the Beasts, and of the headquarters in the i8th Division spread among us. And what an impression the deep growl of Deke ' ' Saunders, the staccato barking of Leo Erler and the vociferousness of Dick Richards made U|)on us. Remember the old catchword, How ' s the Bat, Marco? and