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

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fZZe HOWITZER 21 f 4 -u Bw X ff A lf, 'hs-. l lb, C' 4 ED COLONEL F.: Mr. Madigan, if you were in command ofa company holding a detached post, with an impassable gorge in your rear, un- surmountable mountains on either side, and a hostile force outnum- bering you zoo to 1 in your front, what would you do P K' BENO ,' Qon his third exami- nationlz NVhy, Colonel, I would resign. INSTRUCTOR? 'K Mr. Lewis, what is a bomb-proof? Por : H A shelter to protect the bombs against the fire of the enemy, sir. KNEW HIS CAPACITY H R I N 35' X UD SNEED Qafter solving the capacity of the Croton Reservoir and finding it to be zooo cubic inchesfz uCaptain, I know that must be wrongg why I can drink that much. TOO LONG AGO. INSTRUCTOR! g'Mr. Spurgin, what is an alloy? SPunGE : K'That subject is discussed in chemistry, sir. GEOGRAPHY CAPT. B.: L'Mr. Abraham, in what region can Oregon pine be found ABE: Along the Southern coast, sir. F-Q 1 ie X Nvs ENG1 EERING- X dl I ill l l lgwgaiifmi I 4

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A U' I N N I Lf A .91 K5 ,.,,, L fm. 5,7 155 .A kdm 5 7 7 l 4 f C f' il M 'Q U g s ' , xt II iv - a la X L . .J . omxitrsxo L 4'-'F' 0 2. I Professor COLONEL EDGAR S. DUDLEY, judge Advocate U. S. Army. Cadet, U. S. M. A., 1866-1870 appointed from New York, graduated 155 Captain Staff, 18923 Lieutenant Colonel and Judge Advo cate, U. S. V., 18983 lVIajor and judge Advocate, U. S. V., 18993 Major and Judge Advocate, U. S Army, IQOIQ Colonel and Judge Advocate, 19035 Professor of Law and History, 1901. Assistant Professor CAPTAIN JOHN K. MOORE, 15th Infantry. Class ,973 graduated 10. I Instructors FIRST LIEUTENANT IRVIN L. HUNT, Igfh Infantry. Class IQQQ graduated 24. FIRST LIEUTENANT HALSEY E. YATES, Sth Infantry. Class ,993 graduated 35. FIRST LIEUTENANT EDWIN G. DAVIS, Artillery Corps. Class 'OO3 graduated 17. FIRST LIEUTENANT EDWARD CANFIELD, JR., Artillery Corps. Class HOIQ graduated 18.