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

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professor Colonel Charles W. Larnkd, Cadet, U. S. M. A., 1866-1870; appointed from New York; graduated 28; Second Lieutenant, 3d Cavalry. June to October, 1870; transferred to 7th Cavalry; Second Lieutenant, 7th Cavalry, 1870-1876; First Lieutenant. 1876; Professor of Drawing. U. S. M. A., 1876. Assistant Professor First Lieutenant Pelham I). Glassford, 2d Field Artillery; Class '04; graduated 18. instructors First Lieutenant Henry M. Nhli.y. 20th Infantry; Class ’02; graduated 42. First Lieutenant Edwin E. Pritchett, 1st Field Artillery; Class ’07; graduated 18. Second Lieutenant Richard J. Herman. 23d Infantry: Class '04; graduated 41. Second Lieutenant Frederick W. Manley. 13th Infantry; Class '05; graduated 62. March (in Art Thesis).- -“This statue shows Moses looking out of the bullrushes upon the children of Israel as they were worshipping the Golden Veal!” Mother Sawyer (pettishly).— Lieutenant. I wish you would go away. I just simply cannot draw when you are around.” Instructor. - You men back there pay attention now, and you will see how badly some things can be tied up. Mr. Allen is going to try and drive this stake in the ground. Kadet.— Lieutenant, I’d like permission to take these instruments to my room t clean up, sir.” Instructor (examining instruments, which are unquestionably in a state warranting a skin).— Well, what do you expect to get out of those, Mr. Kadet (innocently).— Why, ink, sir.” 23