Allen Academy - Allenian Yearbook (Bryan, TX)

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NAVY DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF NAVIGATION Washington, D. C. Dear Sir: May 20, 1957 The following shows the results of the examination of candidates nominated by you for competitive exami- nation for Midshipmen held 21, April, 1957: Academy Candidate No. 10. Britton Christie Cole - PASSED REGULAR C. W. NIMITZ, Assistant Chief Dear Sir: The following shows the results of the tion of candidates for Midshipman nominated competitive examination for Midshipmen: Mat M. Cain, Jr.-PASSED REGULAR EXAM 15 ADOLPH ANDREWS, Chief Hulen D. Wentdorf Standing EXAM. of Bureau. examina- by you for April 1956 or Bureau. A Mentally and physically qualified for admission as cadet. Report immediately to Superintendent United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, for entrance as honor graduate Allen Academy. CONLEY, Acting the Adjutant General. CERTIFICATE EXAMINATON 1933-34 UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY West Point, New York April 15, 1945 Cadet Candidate, John Dubbs Haltom By direction of the Superintendent, you are in- formed that the Academy Board has approved the cer- tificate submitted by you from Allen Academy, subject, however, to the REQUIREMENTS standing below: LNo. SJ. XS. WITHOUT CONDITION Qi. e., No additional re- quirementsj. R. L. EICHELBERGER, Major, A.G.D. Adj. NAVY DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF NAVIGATION Washington, D. C. Nav-4-JPG May 20, 1940 Candidate Lanier Guthridge Cole: The Bureau is pleased to infornmyou that you.PASSED the regular mental examination for midshipman recent- ly held. Your standing in the examination of candidates from the NROTC and Honor Schools is No. 2. C. W. NIMITZ, Chief of Bureau. WAR DEPARTMENT THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE Washington, D. G. Mr. William R. Crawley: MHY 9, 1940 The report of the March, 1940, West Point entrance examination shows you to be qualified mentally Qcer- tificate accepted with validating examinationj. E. S. ADAMS, Major General, The Adjutant Gen. S:r: May 21, 1942 Conway A. Taylor: The Bureau.is pleased to inform you that you PASSED the mental examination for midshipman recently held. RANDALL JACOBS, The Chief of Naval Personnel. 20

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Cadet John Dubbs Haltom, Grapeland, Texasg Cadet Hulen D. Wendorf, West, Texas: Cadet Nat Burtis Allen, Bryan, Texas: entered recently from the Academy the U. S. Military Academy upon certificate and without mental examination. : f Q Midshipman Joe Cundiff Eliot of Centerville, Texas, entered U. S. Naval Academy upon certificate and substantiating examination. Midshipman Matt Marry Cain, Jr., nf Teague, Texas entered the U. S. Naval Acad- emy upon certificate and successful competitive examination open to more than fifty cadets of the academies, colleges and universities. Five other academies and five col- leges or universities in the country had successful candidates. Midshipman Britton Christie Cole of Bryan, Texas, entered the U. S. Naval Acad- emy upon certificate and successful competitive examination. Cadet Cole' stood tenth among the fifty or more possible candidates taking the examination, only seven other academies qualified candidates in these examinaitons. tKilled in accident returning to Annapolis September, 1939.7 Midshipman Louis K. Tuttle, Wharton, Texas, entered U. S. Naval Academy July, 1939, upon certificate. Midshipman Albert Louis Rasmussen, Seadrift, Texas, entered U. S. Naval Academy July, 1939, upon certificate and substantiatine mental examination. Cadet Winfree William Meachum, Austin, Texas, entered the U. S. Military Acad- emy July, 1939, upon certificate and sulistantiating examination. ALLEN ACADEMY CADETS TO GOVERNMENT ACADEMIES The Academy has had cadets in the United States Military, Naval and Coast Guard Academies for more than forty years. The school offers a special course to cadets seeking entrance into all of these Academies. Very successful have been the results for the individual cadets in this class. They have entered these Academies either with- out mental examinations or upon successful substantiating examinations and by Showing superior ability in competitive examinations with students from other schools and col- leges. 19

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