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

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fZb'e H O W I 'I' Z E R 29 - L. A GUESS. .3-ETF1 F '- Q' 1' U, IJIEUT. B.: Mr, Parker, what is the E, meaning of the word allotropic? M 1 Hg UCOURTJJI uIt means that the element L g , Wire .ff is found in all the tropics. , 'I .- T' ll Y' J- ' J! UP AGAINST IT. fI'lN X INsTRucToR: Name twelve mollusks I my '11 of the Mesozoic. GOAT fin one long despairing stahl: Six Orthoceratites and six Cephalopodsf' JOHN JERVEY MAUL P.: 'lCan you see back there, Captain P 'Jaxx J . F' JOHN MAUL fpromptlyyz K'Yes, sir, quite ' . , well, already. X lg I -NN .N J' NO JOKE. A P NSTRUCTOR: r. ucrot,1s tie ou e ffl I QM D ' 1 d bl chromide of tantalum and rubidium soluble P . , . 1 E l 4 CADET' 'kYes sirl fm INSTRUCTOR! UNO, sir! Is it decomposable - my ,f . 7 by heat FU 2 CADET: KNO, sir! INSTRUCTOR: 'KYes, sir! -and so on. -,,,... ONE ON THE YOUNT: uColonel, what is sloe gin ?'l ' 1 f Y l difference it K I d 't know Mr Yount, what tie is between slow and fast ginf' 'J' . . ' 'kSing a song of chemistry, A test tube full of nitre, Add some powdered charcoal Hold it o'er a Bunsen flame, And try to smell the fumes' The hos-pi-tzil is very near, i - And YOU can staY till June? I PROF. T.: on , . M 56 D smite Sir!! lt' lizilfi J .1 III T And pack a little tighter, I

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mvflllailtrrl T wwf F Qi?-f f 1 . .X . . , .. X Mk 1 I' fi 22221 L . 5 .f C, .s i-Ig ., Q, Q., if., V. . . v 1 L-:jg H3111 Eg fl. - 71-ig ' E Professor ' COLONEL SAMUEL E. TILLMAN. Cadet, U. S. M. A., 1865-18695 appointed from Tennessee, graduated 33 2d Lieutenant 4th Cavalry, 1869-18723 transferred to Engineers, 18723 ist Lieutenant, 18723 Professor of Chemistry, Mineralogy and Geology, U. S. M. A., ISSO. ' Assistant Professor CAPTAIN JOHN MCA. PALMER, 15th Infantry. Class '92, graduated 19. ' Instructors CAPTAIN MILTON L. MCGREVV, 11th Infantry. Class 595i graduated IZ4. FIRST LIEUTENANT JULIAN A. BENJAMIN, 3d Cavalry. Class 'oog graduated 35. FIRST LIEUTENANT WILLIAM P. STOKEY, Corps of Engineers. Class '00, graduated 15. FIRST LIEUTENANT WILLIAM R. BETTISON, Artillery Corps. Class ,OIQ graduated 36.

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f,. lleeanrwenr wi I L. 3 .. ..,,. ,,.. V H I .xccrry LQ ' f 1 .al. ..aaunQG - if ' -- -zfwaezf-, J C It ,fail-72:y V I - Y , ..-1 ll 'A N, lsr' Maxx 1- 1.-.P f-we-I . . fffiij .lilfilmi I' l I L S l L, ,, l , Professor COLONEL CHARLES W. LARNED. Cadet, U. S. M. A., I866eI87o3 appointed from New York graduated 7.83 zd Lieutenant gd Cavalry, June to October. I87OQ transferred to 7th Cavalry zd Lieutenant 7th Cavalry, 15570-38765 Ist Lieutenant, 18763 Professor of Drawing. U S Mf A 1876. Assistant Professor CAPTAIN CHARLES B. HAGADORN, 23d Infantry. Class '895 graduated 25. Instructors CAPTAIN CHARLES H. PAINE, 29th Infantry. Class ,953 graduated Io. CAPTAIN FREDERICK W'. LEWIS, 29th Infantry. Class '96g graduated 4.8. CAPTAIN HAROLD HAMMOND, 23d Infantry. Class ,983 graduated 34. FIRST LIEUTENANT GEORGE B. COMLY, 3d Cavalry. Class 'oog gradua ted 51