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

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RX O F -TACTICS N RTM Q E401 Xl Comnnandant of Cadets LIEUTENANT COLONEL ROBERT L. HOWZE, 6th Cavalry. Cadet, U. S. M. A., 1883-18883 appointed from TEXAS, graduated 233 additional zd Lieutenant, 18883 zd Lieutenant, 18883 Medal of Honor, 18913 ISI Lieutenant, 18963 Instructor of Tactics, U. S. M. A., 18963 Captain and A. A. G., U. S. V., 18983 Senior Instructor of Cavalry Tactics, U. S. IXI. A., 1898, Lieutenant Colonel, U. S. V. 18993 Brigadier General, U. S. V., 19013 Major Porto Rico Reg. of Infy., 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904.3 Captain, 19013 Commandant of Cadets, 1905. Senior Instructors CAPTAIN GODFREY H. MACDONALD, ISY Cavalry. Class '83, graduated 27,3 Senior Instructor of Cavalry Tactics. A CAPTAIN MORTON F. SMITH, zoth Infantry. CAPTAIN CHARLES P. SUMMERALL, Artillery Corps. Class ,923 graduated 203 Senior Instructor of Artillery Tactics. Instructors CAPTAIN FRANCIS C. MARSHALL, 15th Cavalry. Class '903 graduated H93 Commanding Company of Cadets. CAPTAIN LINCOLN C. ANDRENVS, 15th Cavalry. Class ,933 graduated 13. CAPTAIN MERCH B. STEWART, 8th Infantry. Class ,963 graduated 473 Senior Instructor of Infan- try Tactics3 Commanding Company of Cadets. CAPTAIN HENRY L. NEWBOLD, Artillery Corps. Class '983 graduated 233 Commanding Company of Cadets. - CAPTAIN IRA C. WELBORN, 9th Infantry. Class '983 graduated 39, Commanding Company of Cadets. CAPTAIN CHARLES W. EXTON, zoth Infantry. Class '983 graduated 443 Commanding Company of Cadets. CAPTAIN HERMAN KOEHLER, Mounted. Master of the Sword3 Instructor of Military Gym- nastics and Physical Culture. FIRST LIEUTENANT GEORGE S. SIMONDS, 22d Infantry. Class 1993 graduated 263 Commanding Company of Cadets. FIRST LIEUTENANT HERMAN GLADE, 6th Infantry. Class 'o03 graduated 31. Civilian Instructors FRANCIS DOHS, in Fencing and Military Gymnastics. LOUIS VAUTHIER, in Fencing and Military Gymnastics.

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De HOWITZER 19 ,- . J 'WIT' 75, - 9 . . B. ' , ,ML - 31 X N W 3 A Q 'fy' , V -1. X i V 1,55-2i- MJ-XXES' G1LLEs1'1E: L'Drill is doing over and over, again what you already know. MAUL: Double time is for use in ceremonies only. BYRD: The preliminary commands for firing are :-CID eq At so many objects. CLD At such 21 yard. GOSSIP T.-xc fto Mrs. Tacbz uWell, this month the running expenses of the house won't be so highf, MRS. T.-xc: uWhy? TAC: l'XVe have succeeded in putting Mr. Riley, Mr. Chafee and hir. Quekemeyer in the third grade. STILL HE PLAYS POLO. CAPT. ANDREWS: k'Hereafter Mr. Maclliillan, you may always ride Lindsey. WHAT HE GOT. O, D.: Mr, Ducrot, what is slow obeying call to quarters? PLEBE SENTINEL: Four and five, sir. SONG OF A TAC. 'lHow dear to my heart Is the sight of a skin list, When fond recollections Recall quite a few: The clothes press, the chimney, The dirty old wash-stand, And all the sly tricks I, myself, used to do. F A QQ, KC 1 f , l N D UD ,ff , Hi . IJ i N qi - V M X 3 , ll ,