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

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FREDERICK H. HENDERSON G-1 Fred Berkeley, California A native of sunny California, Fred brought with him a determination to succeed at West Point, and suc- ceed he did. Though never much of a dragoid, due to a certain girl back in California, Fred was nevertheless quite active in other fields, and was always an asset to his company. Sergeant, 1, Lacrosse 4, Numerals 4, Ski Club 4, 3, 2, Pointer 4, 3, Color Cpl. A JAMES ROBERT HERD l-1 Nurd Columbus, Ohio Jim came to West Point straight out of Grandview High School in the Buckeye State. He brought with him an enthusiasm for the Army that has remained undampened through various skirmishes with the Tactical and Academic Departments. Jim has the remarkable ability to take everything in stride, generally with a smile. We are all looking forward to seeing him complete a successful career in the service. Sergeant, 1, Track 4, Pistol Club 3, Ski Club 2, 1, Cadet Chapel Choir 4, 3, 2, 1, Bowling Club 2, 1, Outdoor Sportman Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Skeet and Trap Club 3, 2, 1. PAUL HENRY HENNING lll G-1 Paul Cleveland, Ohio From the Buckeye State, Paul early demonstrated his mettle in the life of a cadet. Mostly reticent, but quite talkative when he had occasion, he was a good friend of all of us. As he was quite good in his studies, he was always on the Dean's List - not to mention his participation in rugby and wrestling. Sergeant, 1, Wrestling 4, Rugby Club 3, 2, 1. JAMES BURRELL HEWETTE, JR. B-2 Jim Carbondale, Illinois Hewey, an Army brat, came to us from Stuttgart, Germany. Since his arrival he has excelled in sever- al fields. He had the distinction of being the tallest man.i6'3 l on the plebe 150 lb. football team, the president of the Dialectic Society, and the Corps' number one authority on the growth and preservation of hair. His career will be one of the more interesting. S-ergeant, 1, 150 Ib. Football 4, Numerals 4, Dialectic So- ciety 4, 3, 2, Sect. 2, Chess Club 4, 3, 2, Ski Club 2, German Language Club 4, 3, Camera Club 2.

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RICHARD GRANT HIGGINS A-1 Hig Melrose, Massachusetts Coming from a hockey hotbed in the East, Hig proved himself by playing regularly on the A squad. His persevering attitude in other fields of endeavor at West Point, however, gives him an even greater outlook for success in his future endeavors. His great popularity among his classmates is proof enough of the success he will have with all people he meets in life. Lieutenant, 1, Soccer 4, Golf 4, Hockey 4, 3, 2, 1, Major A 3, 2, 1, Math Forum 2, 1, Debate Council and Forum iehjt, Spanish Language Club 3, 2, 1, Howitzer 2, 1, Section I or. WILLIAM E. HINGSTON, JR. L-2 Hink Braintree, Massachusetts Bill Hingston, whose byword is Hocky, has been well recognized for his superiority in athletics, good grades, and prowess with women throughout his four years here at West Point. Bill, a great com- petitor, has played on both the soccer and hockey teams. A great guy to all his classmates and a hard worker, Bill will surely make a fine officer. Sergeant, 1, Soccer 4, 3, 2, Monogram 2, Hockey 4, 3, 2, Major A and Leaf 3, 2, Numerals 4, Golf 4, Numerals 4, Parachute Club 4, Portuguese Language Club 4, 3, Catholic Chapel Choir 4, 3, 2. 204 EDWARD FELDON HILL L-2 Ned Olympia, Washington Espounding the glories of Washington and striding out across the plain, the efficiency and effectiveness of 'Napoleon in his wake, Ned is the kind of cadet it is a pleasure and honor to know. Always with a smile on his lips and a word for everyone, Ned is the type who cannot help but succeed in anything that he attempts. Lieutenant, 1, Track -4, First Class Committee, Second Class Committee, Third Class Committee, Honor Com- mittee 2,1. CHARLES CLIFTON HOGG ll L-1 Chas Longview, Texas This Texan left the south for the first time to find a new home here on the Hudson. Even though Chas has lost many a battle with the Academic and Women Departments, his campaigns were always successful. Without a doubt our four years with this Texan have been memorable and enjoyable, and we are sure he will go a long way in his chosen career. Sergeant, 1, French Language Club 2, Parachute Club 3, 2, 1, Ski Club 2, 1, Debate Council and Forum 1, Cadet Chapel Sunday School Teacher 3, 2, 1.