Virginia Military Institute - Bomb Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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THE BOMB Vol. XX (ElaHB nf 1904. Colors : Maroon and Old Gold L. C. Leftwicii. President S. K. FuNKHOuSER ' ice-President Ellis C. Caldwrll Historian D. C. Pearson Secretary E. H. Johnson ' aledicloriiin Members. BiscoE. John E. LaPrade. W. Waverley Calcutt, Harry C. Lathrop, C. Barksdale Caldwell, Ellis C. Leftwich, Lewis C. Camp, P. Ryland Loughuidge, Sidney A. Claggett, Ralph B. McChord, William C. Clarke, Bailey T. Mahone, William CoNLYN, T. Bryce Marshall. Gilbert Couper. William Mort, John E. Crowdus. John W. Newman, John W. Currier, William P. Noland, C. Poa ' ell Dawley. Claude S. Orme. James B. L. Doyle, E. Fitzger ald Owen, Charles H. I ' -asley, James S. Page, Nat B. Fletcher, Oscar W. Pearson, D. Cecil FuNKiiousER, Samuel K. Pennington, Cameron E. Gordon. T. Choxton Quigley, Thomas Hancock, C. Nathan Ragland, Reuben Hardwicke, Clii ' ford G. Risser, R. Eugene Harris, Nicholas C. Roby, Thomas W. Harris, Weaver Smoot. Arthur H. Headley, George W. Thomson, Paul j. Howard. Clyde S. Upshur. Alfred P. Hundley, AValler M. Wilbourn, Arthur E. Johnson, E. Hammond Williams, J. Stuart Kennon, William G. Wood. F. Travers WoRDEN. Horace B.

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1904 THE BOMB 17 lattaltnu i ' taff. C. S. Dawley Lienlenant and Adjutant W. W. LaPrade Lieutenant and Quartermaster R. A. Owen Sergeant-Major H. W. Bowles Quartermaster-Sergeant Co. A. Co. B. Co. C. Co. D. Captains. R. Ragland, ' W. Couper,- ' T. C. Gordon, ' ' E. H. Johnson. - First Lieutenants. D. C. Pearson, ' . L. C. Leptwich,- ' W. C. McChord, J. W. Crowdus. ' Second Lieutenants. R. B. Claggett ' S. a. Loughridge, ' ' G. W. Headley, S, K. Funkhouser.- R. James, ' First Sergeants. K. S. Perkins,- ' C. H. Loop, R. J. Martin. R. Y. Conrad, ' J. A. Merritt, ' H. Carlton,- ' G. R. HoBsoN, ' Sergeants. H. T. Eglin,- ' J. O. Wharton, ' L. C. LaMont, W. T. Willis, ' J. M. Marshall, ' J. A. Herman, W. Booker, ' - ' J. N. Perry, ' M. L. Craighill, F. B. Steele, R. A. Morison, R. S. HUDGINS. ' Corporals. J. C. Snead, ' W. R C. C0CKE,5 E. R Sutherland, ' A. B. Taliaferro, ' ■- B. Lyerly. J. R. T. ylor,- ' ' W. R. Nichols, ' W. H. Doyle, ' E. M. Barron, T. B. Goodloe, ' A. G. Campbeli L. H. Phister, ' ' ' T. Ellett, ' ' A. H. Moss, ' L. S. Nottingham, ' ■■ ' R, B. Burroughs, ' - ' S. B. Buckner, ' ' E. A. Saunders, IL F. Ayrbs,- C. C. Smoot, M. T. Jones, ' R. S. DoDSON, ' G. A. Blow, ' H. W. Davant. '

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igo4 THE BOMB 19 OIlasH 3S0U. BiscoE, John E Washington, D. C. Jack; ' ■ ' Shorty. tall and handsome Mr stands highest in his cl; his motto is, Never w about him is that he h; and has not acquired a boning. AlKthe girls speak of him as that Biscoe. With only one exception he iss. He is always bright and happy and orry. - ,.But the most remarkable thing ■s been a cadet at the V. M. I. four years single bad habit— not even the habit of Calcutt, Harry C Dyersburg, Tenn. Harry. The prince of our happy-go-lucky or happy- go-broke set. Believes that the responsibility for the conduct of the world is too great a burden for any one of us to carry, and doesn ' t mind taking some one else ' s load on his shoulders. Thinks that the clock has struck twelve as far as his military ability is concerned. And talking about luck, well. Harry is luck ' s center of gravity.