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

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CATHOLIC CHAI ' FAj This alwai s reminds me of a little English kirk on the top of the kill ' ' and somelhinij else — forget it. It is old, too. built in 1885 by Monsignor O ' Keefe; there is a tablet iiisicle tellinti (ill about it. Doesn ' t it, though, like a little miniature one? — miniature — irhii. all — ; es, no — we can ' t go much farther — just dowti by these other quarters. Ivinly-tight

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PROFKSSORS ROW yU-e, quiet street, isn ' t it? Oh, no; only the heads of the departments, at least most of them, live alonij here. ♦ ♦ Well, no, I won ' t be living ill anything like that for a long time yet. You see, they form the Atiulemic Board — decide all big questions as to policy of the instruction and the course here. They also make out all the e.vams and things like that — have a bill bluff on some of us. twentii-seven

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( OFFICERS ' ROW y ' a, don ' t Ihey? — look like real homes, all right. They sai thai some of the best quarters in the army are right here at West Point. Looks true, doesn ' t it? Doiihle houses and real comfortable and roomy inside. The older married officers and their families live here. Oh, I shoidd say about 200— most of them are instructors. ■firenlii-niiie