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

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COLONEL HUGH L. SCOTT Superinfendent United States Military Academy

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sbtgrr its attempts HE Howitzer Board of the Class of 1908 has had, like all of its predecessors of the past few years, T a twofold object to accomplish. In the first place, for the future reference of the class, we have endeavored to record by both pen and picture the story of our four well-spent years at the , Military Academy, with particular reference to the events of our first class year. ln the second place, it has been our purpose to enable the graduates of former years and our friends in general to glance at the Academy as it is to-day. i In addition to the above we have attempted to make this Howitzer more of a Corps book than it has been in the past, by presenting to the undergraduate body the history of the development of the Academy and of its traditions. Early graduation has materiallyinterfered with our plans, causing us to discontinue our efforts some six weeks earlier than usual. - The following pages are the results of our labors, and we now respectfully-su,bmit them to the criticism of our readers. , ' P 3 .