Virginia Military Institute - Bomb Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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COL. R. C. BULL Received B. S. degi ' ec at Colorado College in 1904, A. B. Universitj ' of Kansas 1906, M. D. Jefferson Jledi- eal College 1909. 1st Lieut. Medieal Resei ' ve Corps, V. S, A. 1912, 1st Lieut. M. C. Regular Army May 1, 1913, Capt. M. C. June 7th, 1916, Major retired May 15, 1917, Lieut. Col. M. C. Nov. 8, 1918 to May 31, 1919, Army Medical School, Wash- ington, D. C. 1912-1913, Sanitary Train, 2nd Division 1913-1916, Ad- .iutant, Walter Reed Hospital, 1916- 1918, Personnel Division, Surgeon (Jeneral ' s Office, 1918-1919. Since Sept. 1, 1919, Professor of Biology iuid I ' ost Surgeon V. M. 1. (iijdd morning; iihut Kin I ilo for you. ' COL. THOMAS ADDIS EiLMKT MOSELY Born August 27, 1886, JIaryland. Received A. B. at Hopkins, 1907. Received Ph. D. at Hopkins in 1915. Instructor Jlodcrn Languages at Pi ' ineeton 1911 to 1916. Professor Romance Languages Washington Jefferson, 1916-1919. Since Sept. 1919, Professor of Kouiance Lang- uages V. M. I. • ' ' s iiliii Page Tiie?ity-iiio

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C01 . WILLIAM M. Ill XLKV. A. B. Received his A. B. from Johns Hopkins in ' 04, and took post grail- uate work ' 06- ' 08. Assistant editor and reporter for the Philadelphia Public Ledger, The Washington Post and the Baltimore Sun, ' 08- ' 10. He was assistant professor of Polit- ical Science at the University of Virginia, ' 10- ' 14. Since 1914 lie has been professor of Political Science, Philosophy and Economics at V. M. I. He is secretary of the University Commission on Southern Race Question, and Advisory Editor of the Virginia Journal of Educa- tion. Also Executive Secretary of the Virginia Council of Defense. I ' ll venture to say that you gentlemen ivill find this interesting if you ivill read it over. LT. (iEORGL A. DKLMnsill KL, U. S. A., COL. VA.. X. G. Graduated from the Virginia Mili- laiy Institute in 1899 with the rank of cadet first captain. A Tac- tical officer at V. M. I., ' 99- ' 01. He served as a lieutenant with the Puerto Rico Regiment, being trans- ferred from this to the regular army, and sei-ving both in Puerto Rico and the Philippines. Retired from the army in ' 04. With the Engineering Department of the New York Centi ' al Railway, ' 05- ' 15, leav- ing this to become Post Adjutant and Instructor in JIathematics, V. M. I., ' 15-17. Recalled to the ac- tive list ' 17 and a.ssigned as Com- mandant of Cadets and professor of Military Science and Tactics for the period of the war. Since February 1919, he has been Executive Officer and Aide to the Superintendent. Yah. sir, hut you understand the regu- lation must he enforced. Sah. H - SX. ige T-zienly-oftf

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COL. HENRY M. NELLY Bom January 1, 1878, Parkers.- burg, W. Va.. V. M. I. September 1894 to June 1895. Graduated U. S. M. A. 1902. Commissioned 2nd lieut. Inf. and stationed at Fort Sheridan, III, upon graduation. Phillipine Island 1903-1906. Trans- ferred to San Franeiseo, Cal. 1906. Graduated V. S. Infantry and Caval- ry School 1907. Instructor in Draw- ing U. S. M. A. 1907-1911. Head Coach and Football Representative U. S. M. A. 1908-10. Commissioned 1st Lieut. Inf. 1911, stationed Fort Douglas, Utar. El Paso, Texas 1913 to 1915. Transferred to Tientsin, China 191 5- ' 17. Promoted to Major A. G. D. July 1917. Major Div, Adj. 34th Division, Camp Cody, New Mexico, 1917 to ' 18. Service in France Oct. ' 18 to Nov. ' 18. Pro- moted to Lt. Col. and Corp. Adj. 1st Army Corjjs, France, Nov. ' 18 to April ' 19. Promoted to Col. Inf. May 1919. Commandant and pro- fessor of Mil. Science Tactics V. M. I., since Sept. ' 19. Men of the corps, a bomb has been fired. LT. C(tL. ROBERT BARCLAY POAGUE, B. S. Born Rockbridge Co., Va., Decem- ber 5, 1881. He graduated from V. L L ill 1900. standing fourth in his class. i;h Amei-ican Telephone and Telegraph Co., and the Pennsyl- vania Railway. Commandant of Cadet; Chambcrlain-Hunt Academy, Port (;ibson, Mifs., ' 02- ' 03. With 1he (lulf and Ship Island Railway, (Julfpoi ' t, Mis-., ' 03- ' 04. Assistant I ' l-ofesi-oi ' of Physics V. M. I. ' 04, being tranffcrred to the Department of Drawing as adjunct professor ' OS- ' 13. In charge of the Summer Coaching School, ' 08- ' 12. Since ' 13, Lt. Col. and arociate professor of Engine ci-iiiT ; acting head of the De- pai ' tiiK nt f ince 1917. yon hnve nny knoivledgc uhatever you htive most effectively concealed it. Page Twenty-three