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

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TME 1 ■ HOWITZER Commanbant of Cabrts Lieutenant-Colonel Prbd. W. Sladbn, U. S. Armv (Captain. 14th Infantry); Cadet. U. S. M. A., 1885-1890; appointed from Nebraska; grad tinted 27; Second Lieutenant. 14 th Infantry. 1890: First Lieutenant, 4th Infantry, 1891: Captain, 8th Infantry, 1899; transferred to 14th Infantry. 1900. rmor instructors Captain Isaac Newell, 221! Infantry; Class '96; graduated 38; Infantry Tactics; Commanding 1st Battalion. Captain Rufus E. Longan . 11th Infantry; Class 97; gniduated 37; Infantry Tactics; Commanding 2d Battalion. Captain Charles P. Summkrall. 3d Field Artillery; Class 02; graduated 20; Artillery Tactics. Captain Guy V. Henry. 12th Cavalry; Class '98; graduated 45; Cavalry Tactics. Assistant instructors Captain Herman J. Koehler. L S. Army Master of the Sword; Instructor of Military Gymnastics and Physical Culture. Captain John I). Long. 12th Cavalry; Class ’99; graduated 50; Commanding Company of Cadets. Captain Alfred A. Mayhacii, Coast Artillery Corps; Class 01; graduated 38; Commanding Company of Cadets. First Lieutenant Edward H. DkArmond, 6th Field Artillery; Class 01; graduated 47. First Lieutenant Francis II. Farnum, 24th Infantry; Class 03. graduated 48; Commanding Company of Cadets. First Lieutenant Campbell B. Hodges, 4th Infantry; ('lass'03; graduated 56; Commanding Company of Cadets. First Lieutenant E. Llewellyn Bull, 21st Infantry; Class’03; graduated 66: Commanding Company of Cadets. First Lieutenant Philip Matthews, Coast Artillery Corps; Class ’06; graduated 66. Second Lieutenant James S. Jones, 6th Cavalry; Class ’03; graduated 44; Commanding Company of Cadets. Civilian instructor in Jftnc mg anb j-Hilitarp tfpmnastics Francis Dons Louis Vautiiier Thomas Jenkins March.— The escort ees brought to parade rest at the side of the grave, and then the band plays an appropriated air. Kutz.— The battalion present arms, and the field music sounds the frills (rutiles). Mr. Flint. I had something very important to tell you, but I've forgotten it—it was wry important, Mr. Flint—that will do.” 13

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professor Colonkl Gustav J. Fikhegkr. Cadet, U. S. M. A., 1875-1870; appointed from Ohio; graduated 5; Second Lieutenant Engineers, 1879; First Lieutenant. 1882; Captain, 1891; Professor of Civil and Military Engineering, U. S. M. A., 1896. assistant professor Captain William A. Mitciisll. Corps of Engineers; Class '02; graduated 1. instructors First Lieutenant Harold C. Fiskr. Corps of Engineers; Class ’05; graduated 3. First Lieutenant Julian L. Sciii.by. Corps of Engineers; Class ’05; graduated 7 First Lieutenant William A. Johnson, Corps of Engineers; Class 'oh; graduated 2. Jflilitarjp Signalling anb €rlegrapbp Captain Gilbert A. Youngberg, Corps of Engineers; Class ’oo; graduated S. Senior Assistant instructor First Lieutenant William I). A. Anderson, Corps of Engineers; Class 04; graduated 2. Wad (describing masonry).—' The Flemish blonde-—that is to say l ond. Instructor.— Mr. Wall, what insects destroy trees' Johnny.— Woodpeckers and teredo, sir.” Instructor. — If the arrangement by which the water is led up to this wheel is called a head race. Mr. Blunt, what do you call that part that leads the water away ” Blontie. The foot-race, sir. Instructor. - Can you name any other cities on the Rhine lie-side Mainz. Coblenz and Strassburg?” Kadet- Well, there was fair Bingen on the Rhine, sir.” 5