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

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file HOWITZER 23 by N E - Xf xg L X 'Xi he I an SLIGHTLY CONFUSED QuEKEix1r:s'ER frecitingj: 'lThe Hyksos Q invaded Egypt by way of the Suez, which ! was begun by Rameses II, or Murad, or Egyptian Deity, or one of those emperors. .mf sh N! .re FIRST GRADE INSTRUCTOR! uMr. Lane, was Justinian considered a good emperor? Blu.: uYes, sir, he gave the clergy immunity from all ordinary punishment. eN X X ff -yi, iitgtk , ,I li -4- oblfffl I ,W xxx f it X lm HARDLY Ln:u'r. Y.: 'iVVhat was the Salic law, Mr. Chaffee P Y ADNA: WA law prohibiting Women from becoming 5555 K kings. wx Tl I LOW BALL .- LIEUT. I-I.: L'Mr. Byrd, in what battle did Tam- erlane vanquish the Turks ?', SLOISEAUXQZ g'At the battle of-er-the battle-er-er-, I don't exactly remember the name, but it was the name of a cat. L11-zur. H.: uYes, or of a goat. The battle of Angora, Mr. Byrd. c f FAULT OF THE M. DEPARTMENT. f.-. The British forces in the Crimea were badly Z6 QQ? organized, all the boots sent were found to be left- 'LIN I handed 0HCS.n'-LLFANNYH DICKMAN. f ' Q5 X' V A I'-xl D AT THE LECTURE. HOh Sleep! Thou art a gentle thingg Forgetfulness thy greatest blessing, But come not when my eyes are closed, And I be lost in meditation-by order.

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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.

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5-EFA f r vii TZ13,i,f. X, I IJ All f Egzfw .af me ' fm 44 ' U Hi H U E l IQ ' .z. 4. . -'eUV,?Z5.f.?- fe 1' - is I :r' x 3' ' Q N Q . .ra ll W' -- X -latte' .fl rf' Qi.Qa.a . as ly l t I 4 t Pe-'pf' Q, 1' 4 . w I Q I . s ge. - firm' ,ai rag, U Instructor MAJOR ORMOND NI. LISSAK. Cadet, U. S. M. A., 1878-18823 appointed from California, gradu- ated 83 zd Lieutenant 4th Artillery, 1887.3 Assistant Professor of Mathematics, U. S. M. A., 18865 Ist Lieutenant, 18895 transferred to Ordnance, April, 18895 Captain of Ordnance, 1898: Major of Ordnance, I904.j Instructor of Ordnance and Gunnery, U. S. M. A., 1904. Senior Assistant Instructor CAPTAIN EDWARD P. O'HERN, Ordnance Department. Class 794, graduated 7. Assistant Instructors SECOND LIEUTENANT WILLIA SECOND LIEUTENANT ARTHUR H. M P. ENNIS, Artillery Corps. Class ,OIQ graduated zo. BRYANT, Artillery Corps. Class 'org graduated 2.2.