Virginia Military Institute - Bomb Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Commandant of Cadets. Virginia Military Institute, 1002-04; member of the State Board of Education; since 1904, Professor of Latin and History, Virginia Military Institute. COLONEL HENRY CLINTON FORD, B. S.. I ' n. I). Born December 12. 1867, in Charlotte County, Virginia; attended private school in Charlotte County; student Agricultural and Mechanical College. Blacksburg, Virginia, 1S84-85; entered the Virginia Military In stitute 1886, graduating in 1880 with fourth stand in class and as Cadet Adjutant: B. S.. Virginia .Military Institute. 1889; Assistant Professor of Modern Languages and Tactics. Virginia Military Institute, 1889-90; Com- mandant of Cadets, Wentwortb Military Academy. Lexington. Missouri, 1890-93; student University of Virginia, 1893-95; I ' h. IX. University of Virginia. 1899; Ad- junct Professor of Latin and English, Virginia Military Institute. 1899-1902; 13

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KffiIMB%slrfiS;r Q) gjMlfeia COLONEL FRANCIS MALLORY. C. E. Boni August 15, 1868; graduated from Norfolk Academy, 1886; entered Virginia Military Institute, August, 1886; graduated as Second Jackson-Hope Medalist, July, 1889; C. E., Virginia Military Institute; Commandant and Professor of Mathematics, Fishburne .Military Academy, ISSO-ni: Post Adjutant and Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Virginia Military Institute, 1891-94; postgraduate student of physics, mathematics and astronomy, Johns Hopkins University, 1894-97; Adjunct Professor of Physics and Astronomy. Virginia Military Institute. 1897-99; since 1899, Professor of Physics and Electrical Engineering at the Virginia Military Institute.

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COLONEL JOHN MERCEK I ' ATTON, M. A. Hutered Virginia Military Institute, 1876; graduated in 1880 with first stand in class of twenty-four; First Jackson-Hope Medalist; Assistant Professor of Mathe- matics, French and Tactics, Virginia Mili- tary Institute, 1880-82; studenl at the University of Berlin, 1882-83; studenl hi Paris, Madrid, and Seville. 1883-80; Asso- ciate Professor of Modern Languages, Uni- versity of Indiana. January-June, 1886; M. A., University of Indiana. 1880; In- structor in Bellevue High School, Virginia, 1880-87; Principal of the St. Paul ' s School for Boys, California; Principal of the Visalia Normal School, California; law si ii. lent 1890-92; Principal Assistant in Hoitt ' s School for Boys, California; Prin- cipal nf Literature, Grammar School; Prin- cipal of Union High School. No. 1, and In- structor in Modern Languages in the Oak- land High School; Professor of Modern Languages and Commandant of Cadets. Uni- versity of Arizona; Assistant Professor of Modern Languages, Virginia Military In- stitute, 100.5; since 100.5. Professor of Modern Languages, Virginia Military In- stitute.