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Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Description An account of the resource James Walter Lea, Class of 1917, was from Florence County, South Carolina. He matriculated to The Citadel at the age of 16. During his cadet years Lea was on the football team, a member of the Polytechnic literary and debate society, served on the Honor Committee, was an associate editor for the Sphinx yearbook, was chair of the Picnic Committee, and in his senior year served as Captain of Company D. This photograph album, donated by Lea's family, features pictures from the football and baseball team, cadet encampments, friends, faculty members, and trips around Charleston. This is a sample of images from the album. To view the full album, contact The Citadel Archives at archives@citadel.edu. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Collection Description An account of the resource James Walter Lea, Class of 1917, was from Florence County, South Carolina. He matriculated to The Citadel at the age of 16. During his cadet years Lea was on the football team, a member of the Polytechnic literary and debate society, served on the Honor Committee, was an associate editor for the Sphinx yearbook, was chair of the Picnic Committee, and in his senior year served as Captain of Company D. This photograph album, donated by Lea's family, features pictures from the football and baseball team, cadet encampments, friends, faculty members, and trips around Charleston. This is a sample of images from the album. To view the full album, contact The Citadel Archives at archives@citadel.edu. https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/39779/archive/files/cc075b49a73b3516bb091922f29f0189.pdf?Expires=1782950400&Signature=BhhJ59%7EoPmND02sCUrx-bQkdADl-JbaAFoAU2BKD8PvfcKD6PnQrA7x%7EQYeBspgBqd3QhcGyWHZPuuHxGFpHMoMd5fX9WtJugKIEfdgv5eXqMrfF2qzKrg99WE9JFgFxJcngrfT%7EL7wI5M9lwTEPYiBm-CbgDEWrfLYNfb3NRR4WlHoxypJxa6ILHW2s6UQCjIFUXS3nitEGJqmzc4Abg8EkqDLjyzAqk9ZuLd1OdUtdH5PM-iZ0RKdNzNoKGibS3Xh8rIiSqK-Cy9ZO2hYCjR5X2qhZjFwvSyDitqJy4asn6imNKBi0rY%7EwkYFyXvTJbWR13YPuRU1I9ZfL%7E72Avg__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 8ce0431eaf8a7faef1c346f694759a10 PDF Text Text ~ THE CITADEL. ARCHIVES AND MUSEUM ANNUAL RE.PORT or THE BOARD OP VISITORS or TliE CITADEL The Mmtary Colleae of South Carolh1a rOR THE Academic Year 1916-1917 > COLUMBIA , S. C. GONZALES & BRYAN , STATE PRINTERS 1918 ��REPORT OF CHAIRMAN OF BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE CITADEL. . > November 1, 1917. Hon. J. E. Swearilngen, State Superintendent of Education, Columbia, S . 0. Dear Sir: I have the honor to submit as follows the Annual Report of the Board of Visitors of The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, £or the year ending June 30th, 1917. The total number of students enrolled £or the year was 227, distributed among classes as follows : First Class, thirty-four members, thirty-two graduated on May 31, 1917, and two were absent £or the year on account of being in the National Guard. Second Class, thirty-four members. Third Class, eighty-one members. Fourth Class, seventy-eight members. Of the total number sixty-eight were beneficiary cadets, supported by the State, six City scholarship cadets, supported by the City of Charleston, and one hundred fifty-three were pay cadets. Of the latter, twenty-four were from other States. The following table shows the cadets holding State and City Scholarships, with the date of graduation : *Abbeville-G. T. Hagan, '19; J. W. Wilson, '19. Aiken-vV. W. Muckenfuss, graduated; M. Surasky, '19. Anclerson-J. G. Bruce, dropped; T. C. Cannon, '19; J. L. Whitten, '20. Bamberg-J. , v . Simmons, honorably discharged. Barnwell-P. A. Price, honorably discharged; J. J. Still. '19. Beaufort-W. N. L evin, '18. Berkeley-R. L. Jeffords, dropped. Calhoun-C. R. James, dropped. Charleston-J. L. , veeks, graduated; F. A. Gaffney, '18; A. Epstein, dropped; J. T. Witsell, '19. Cherokee-A. L. Poole, dropped. Chester-T. C. L atimer, '20.. Chesterfield-J. H. Rivers, '19. *One vacancy from Abbeville County, when it occurs, goes to McCormick County. �4 Clarendon-W. C. Wolfe, '19. Colleton-H. C. Jones, '19. Darlington-H. ,v. Carter, '18; W. E. James, dropped. Dillon-J. G. McRae, graduated. Dorchester-L. C. Waring, '18. Edge field-J. B . Hart, '19. F airficlcl-D. A. Holladay, graduated. Florence-vV. Q . Jeffords, graduated; W. C. Huggins, '19. Georgetown-F. \V. Ford, '19. Green ville- H. L . Cunningham, '18; W. L . McKittrick, '18; T . T . Dill, '19. Greenwood- H. W . Tarkington , '18; J. IC Coleman, '19. Hampton-W. P. Bowers, '18. Horry-T. C. Sparks, honorably discharged. Jasper-J. P. Thomas, '20 (special award for one year). K ershaw-G. W . Nicholson, '19. Lancaster-W. G. Williams, dropped. Laurens---J. L. Bolt, '18; J. D. Fuller, '19. L ee-J. P. Mahaffey, graduated. L exington-M. Alexander, '20. McCormick-( see Abbeville note). Marion-E. B. Hope, graduated. Marlboro-O. C. Moore, graduated. Newberry-N. J. Cromer, honorably discharged; C. J. Dunston, '19. Qconee-W. IC Dickson, graduated. Orangeburg-H. C. Savage, graduated; A. D . Fair, '19; M. K. Jeffords, '19. Pickens-L . J . Stewart, '20. Ri chland-A. R. Taber, '19; F . A. Thompson, '19. Saluda-G. N. Foy, honorably discharged. Spartanburg-H. C. Switzer, graduated; B. R. Stroup, '18; W. W. Fant, dropped; R. S. Baynard, '20. Sumter-J. H. Sanders, '19; H. V. Bradley, '20. Union-J. R. Lawson, '19. Williamsburg-W. E. Hurt, dropped; J. M. Lesesne, dropped. York-H. E. Adickes, '18; J . E. White, '18. Cadets holding Charleston City Scholarships, 1916-1917 : F. R. Rogers, '18; E. N. Thurston, '18; A. S. R eynolds, '19; S. Warley, '19 ; ,J. L. Whitelaw, honorably discharged; P. C. Doyle, '20. ... , �5 ) r . During the past summer the vacancines in the State Scholarships were filled by competitive examinations as follows: State Beneficiary Scholarships : Aiken-P. J. McLean. Anderson-II. C. Garrison. Bamberg-R. C. Roberts. Barnwell-C. P. Hayes. Berkeley-V. Harvey. Calhoun-S. B. Antley. Charleston-vV. C. Lucas and J. A . Tiedemann. Cherokee-F. R. Belue. Darlington-W. E. Williams. Dillon-No applicant. Scholarship given to J. P. Thomas for one year. Fairfield-W. 0. Brice. Florence-T. W. Ross. Horry-J. P. Cartrette. J asper-W. M. Smith. · Lancaster-T. B. Clyburn. Lee-W. B. Smith. Marion-J. L. Platt. Marlboro-W. G. Gibson. Newberry-F. L. Sale. Oconee- B. N. Singleton. Orangeburg-CT. C. Wise. Saluda-A. G. Wise. Spartanburg-I. M. Coleman and J. S. Miller. Williamsburg-E. C. Perry and A. C. Wilkins. Charleston City Scholarship : W. A . Dotterer. The new session, 1917-1918, opened on September 20th with an enrollment of 252 cadets, in which eleven other States are represented as follows: Alabama, 1; District of Columbia, 1; Florida, 2; Georgia, 9; Illinois, 1; Indiana, 1; Missouri, 1; North Carolina, 7; Ohio, 2; Porto Rico, 1; Virginia, 1. BOARD OF VISITORS. Orlando Sheppard, E sq., Chairman, Edgefield, S. C. (term expires 1920). Col. E . M. Blythe, Greenville, S . C. (term expires 1918). Col. D. A. Spivey, Conway, S. C. (term expires 1918). �6 19 2. 2- Jno. P. Thomas, E sq., Charleston? S. C. (term expir~s ~ - l ') 'Z-Z.. Jas. H. Hammond, E:iq., Columbia, S. C. (term expires ~ Ex-OFFICIO. His Excellency, R. I. Manning, Governor, Columbia, S. C. Gen. vV. Moore, Adjutant and Inspector General, Columbia, s. c. "T· Hon. J. E . Swearingen, State Superintendent of Education, Columbia, S. C. H on. J as. G. Padgett, Chairman Military Committee, Sena,te, Walterboro, S. C. Hon. Wm. R. Richey, Jr., Chairman Military Committee, House of Representatives, Laurens, S. C. FACULTY. Col. 0. J. Bond, Superintendent. Lieut.-Col. E. B. Garey, First Lieutenant, U. S. A., Commandant of Cadets. Major R. G. Thomas, Professor of Mathematics and Engineermg. Major H. S. McGillivray, Professor of English. Major John vY. Moore, Professor of History ·and Political Science. Majo r Henry E. Raines, Quartermaster. Capt. Louis Knox, Professor of Chemistry and Biology. Capt. L. S. LeTellier, Professor of Drawing and Descriptive Geometry. Capt. L. F. Hildebrandt, Professor of Spanish and French. Capt. A. L. Hodges, Professor of Physics. Capt. C. A. Graeser, Professor of French and German. First Lieut. C. L. Hair, Assistant Professor of Math_ematics. First Lieut. S. J. Williams, Assistant Professor of Engii sh. First Lieut. F. P. Guthrie, Assistant Professor of Physics and Chemistry. Dr. R. S. Cathcart, Surgeon. Miss Inez B. Parry, Librarian. Mrs. J.P. Chapman, Matron of Mess Hall. Miss F. J. Gasque, Matron of Hospital. Carl Metz, Band Instructor. C. V. Robins, Y. M. C. A. Secretary. .l �7 The following tables show in brief the courses of study at the College, with the number of hours of classroom work m the various departments. It should be noted that for two years the studies required are the same for all cadets. In the Junior and Senior years they may elect one of the five courses. Engineering, English, Chemistry, Physics, and Biology. Frns•r YEAR, FouRTH CLASS. Alatlwmatics, 5 hours a week, 8 months. Gore's Plane & Solid Geometry; Brenke's Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry. Physics, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Spinney's Physics ; Lab_oratory work. English, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Types of Literature studied in various texts; Williams' Composition and Rhetoric; Woolley's Handbook. History , 3 hours a week, 8 months. Hayes' Political and Social History of Modern Europe, Vol. I. French, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Olmsted's Elementary French Grammar; Fontaine's "En France." Military S cience, 1 hour a week, 8 months. Infantry Drill Regulations, U. S. Army. Total hours a week, 18. SECOND y EAR, THIRD CLASS. Alathematics, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Palmer & Leigh's Plane Trigonometry; Wilson & Tracey's Analytic Geometry. Chemistry, 4 hours a week, 8 months. Elementary Chemistry and Laboratory Outline by Alex Smith. English, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Types of Literature in various texts; Review of Reviews used as a basis for the study of Exposition and Argument. History, 2 hours a week, 8 months. Robinson's Historv of Western Europe, Vol. II; Robinson's Readings in European History, Vol. II. French, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Drill in pronunciation and verbs ; various French texts. Drawing and Descriptive Geometry, 4 hours a week, 8 months. French's Engineering Drawing; Church's Descriptive Geometry. iJfilitary S cience, 1 hour a week, 8 months. Guard Manual U. S. Army; Firing Regulations for Small Arms; Infantry Drill Regulations. Total hours a week, 20. �8 THIRD y EAR, SECOND CLASS. Engineering (elective), 4 hours a week, 8 months. Raymond's Surveying; French's Engineering Drawing. JI athematics (elective), 3 hours a week, 8 months. Osborne's Differential and Integral Calculus. Physics (elective), 3 hours a week, 8 months. Duff's Physics; Laboratory work . . Chemistry (elective), 9 hours a week, 8 months. General Chemistry; Qualitative Analysis; l;,mith's College Chemistry; Tower's Qualitative Analysis. English, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Krapp's Modern English; the English Essay. History (elective), 3 hours a week, 8 months. Bassett's Short History 0£ the United States; Hart's Source Book 0£ American History. German (elective), 3 hours a week, 8 months. Walter & Krause's Beginners' German; Various texts. French (elective) , 3 hours a week, 8 months. Various French texts. Military Science, 1 hour a week, 8 months. Field Service Regulations; Map reading and sketching; Infantry Drill Regulations. Total hours a week, 18 to 20 hours. FouRTH YEAR, FrnsT CLASS. Engineering (elective), 10 hours a week, 8 months. Miller & Lilly's Analytic Mechanics; Raymond's Surveying; Houghton's Mechanics 0£ Materials; Russell's Hydraulics; Malcolm's Graphic Statics; Conklin's Structural Design. English (elective) , 3 hours a week, 8 months. Shakespeare's Plays. Physics (elective), 6 hours a week, 8 months. Electricity and Magnetism; Electrical Measurements. Chemistry (elective), 9 hours a week, 8 months. Theoretic Organic Chemistry by Cohen; Lecture and laboratory 4 hours a week. Quantitative Analysis 5 hours a week; Lectures and laboratory. Treadwell's Analytic Chemistry. Biology (elective), 9 hours a week, 8 months. General Zoology; Lectures and laboratory work. ., l r �9 -, Government and Politics, 3 hours a week, 4 months. Beard's American Government and Politics; Beard's Readings in American Government and Politics. · Political Economy, 3 hours a week, 4 months. Ely's Outlines of Economics. German (elective), 3 hours a week, 8 months. Various German texts. Spanish (elective), 3 hours a week, 8 months. Olmsted & Gordon's Spanish Grammar (abridged); various texts. Military Science, 2 hours a week, 8 months. Beaeh's Military Engineering; Dudley's Abridgment of Military Law;. Laws of War; Drill Regulations; Manual of Courts Martial. Total hours a week, 15 to 18 hours. ANNUAL INSPECTION. > r "Repo1·t of an inspection of the Military Department of The Citadel. (Made May 11-12, 1917, by Frank K. Ross, 1st Lieut. Cavalry, D. 0. L.) "1. I s this institution essentially military, or is the military instruction merely a single feature? Essentially military. "2. What degree of importance is attached to the military instruction by the faculty? The very highest. "3. I s any change in the War Department classification desirable? No. "4. I£ not already classified, what classification should be made? Military College. "5. I s the officer on duty at this institution cordially supported by the faculty in the matter of military instruction and discipline? (Give explicitly your reasons £or the conclusion stated). To the highest possible degr ee. Report of Professor of Military Science; also reports of Superintendent and members of faculty. "6. Are the students required to be continuously in uniform, and do they lead, as far as the surrounding conditions can reasonable be expected to permit, a military life? In other words, are the conditions such as to impress them constantly with a sense of being under military discipline? Yes. "7. T o what extent is a military spirit developed arnl nurtured? To the greatest extent possible. "8. With what degree of zeal is military duty performed? The very highest degree. �10 "9. What was the general appearance of the cadets at inspection? Excellent. "10. Have the requirements of par. 27, G. 0. 70, vV. D., 1913, as to the time allowed the military department been fully complied with? Yes. "11. Have the requirements of par. 28, G. 0. 70, W. D., 1913, as to the course of instruction been fully complied with? Yes. "12. I s the efficiency in infantry instruction and training sufficiently advanced to warrant devoting time to iustructi_on in artillery and other branches? Yes. "13. I s the military instruction of such an extent and thoroughness as to qualify the average graduate £or a commission as a lieutenant of volunteers? Yes. "14. Is the military professor eligible £or this detail? (Pars. 14 and 16, G. 0. 70, W. D., 1913). Yes, £or one year. "15. Is he satisfactory to the authorities of the institution? In every respect. "16. Is the retired non-commissioned officer satisfactory? Active non-commissioned officer, he is a good man, but not sufficiently trained to assist materially. "17. Do the conditions warrant the continuance of the detail at this institution of an officer as professor of military science and tactics? Yes; "GENERAL REMARKS. "The organization is a battalion of £our companies, staff and band, and small dismounted artillery detachment. Total strength, " 192; present at inspection, 179. The following ceremonies and exercises were witnessed : "Guard Mount-Excellent. "Battalion inspection-Excellent. "Battalion parade-Excellent. "Battalion drill-Excellent. "Calisthenics-Excellent. "Bayonet drill-Excellent. "A field problem consisting of an advance guard developing an attack of position, and a rear guard. This exercise was handled entirely by the cadet officers, and was executed with vigor and in a highly satisfactory manner, demonstrating a well grounded knowledge of minor tactics. The seniors were questioned in the classroom upon military subjects and showed a keen interest and �11 highly satisfactory knowledge of same. On the first day the inspection of the plant was made and found in excellent condition. Ten members of the senior class have been designated for .commissions as second lieutenants of the army, and it is recommended that the number be increa sed to fifteen, as the graduates are especially fitted. The institution seems to be working in complete harmony with all things military and the authorities have inst~led a high degree of spirit amongst the cadets. The honor system is in force this year and is reported to be a complete success. This college is undoubtedly one of the distinguished military institutions of the country. "Answers to questions R. 0. T. C. " (a) Yes. "(b) Yes. " ( c) Yes. I " ( d) All suitable. " ( e) Nineteen. " (Signed) FRANK IC Ross, "1st Lt. Cav., "Inspector." COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. The commencement exercises were held in Charleston, May 27th to 31st. The Baccalaureate Sermon was preached in Bethel Church on Sunday, May 27th, by Rev. J. Hubert Noland, of the Class of 1888. The Commencement Address was made by Dr. J. G. deRoulhac Hamilton, of the University of North Carolina. The gold medal to the first honor graduate was presented to Cadet Lieut. J. G. McRae, of Clio, S. C.; the "W. C. White" gold medal to the captain of the best drilled company, and the "Star of the West" medal for the best drilled cadet in the Corps, were awarded, respectively, to Cadet Captain W. Q. Jeffords, Jr., of Florence, S. C., and Cadet Quartermaster Sergeant H. L. Cunningham, of Greer, S. C.; the "Class of 1890" athletic medal was presented to Cadet Captain J. L. Weeks, of Charleston, S. C.; the "Marksman's Medal" was· presented to Cadet Private J. C. Lybrand, of Wagener, S. C.; and the "Jno. 0. Willson" ring to Cadet Lieutenant J. A. Nichols, of York, S. C., who was adjudged by his classmates to be the "manliest, purest, and most courteous member of his class." �(( 12 The diplomas, with the degree of Bachelor of Science, were presented by Mr. Orlando Sheppard, Chairman of the Board of Visitors, to thirty-two members of the graduating class. It is with great pride that the Board reports to the General Assembly that the State Military College j.s doing its proper share in furnishing officers for the American Army in the 1Vorld War. A recent register shows the names of 200 of the younger graduates as officers in the military service in the United States. While this list is not complete, it gives the following interesting information: 57 graduates are officers in the Regular Army, with rank from Colonel to 2nd Lieutenant; 30 are Captains and Lieutenants in the U. S. Marine Corps; 15 are officers in the Navy, mostly paymasters; 24 are officers in the U. S. National Guard, with rank from Colonel down; 53 are officers in the U. S. Reserve Corps, enlisted for the war; 19 are at the Training Camp; and 2 are officers in the Philippine Constabulary. As long as the War lasts it will be the first object of the Military College to fit the young men being trained there for the service of their country. FINANCIAL STATEMENT. The rise in the prices of nearly everything that is used , ranging as high as an increase of over one hundred per cent. in some staple and necessary articles, will necessitate a larger appropriation for maintenance in order that the college may be able to meet its necessary obligations. The Quartermaster has consulted some of the oldest and most experienced merchants of the city, ·who advise that 20 per cent. increase in the appropriation for subsistence seems to be the least that could be expected to suffice with the most careful economy. The increased cost of coal will also make the fuel bill at least $1,000 more than usual. vVith the high cost cost of living, and the inadequate salaries paid the professors, the Board at its meeting in June felt that an increase of 25 per· cent. in the salaries should be made at once, and this increase was authorized for the year 1917-1918. The Board believes that the members of the Legislature will heartily concur in the justice of this action, and will make provision in the appropriations for this increase. The salaries for the year 1916-1917 amounted to $27,260; with the increases authorized by the Board, the salaries for the year 1917-18 will be $36,035, an increase of $8,775. A portion of this amount, (viz. �13 $1,500) is occasioned by the loss of the regular U. S. Army officer as Commandant, and the resulting necessity of engaging a retired officer for this duty. The Board, therefore, feels that it is asking only for an amount sufficient to meet the exigencies of the situation in raising the amount for maintenance to $54,775. The amount asked last year for the laundry (which is in still more urgent need this year of new equipment) was $4,600. This year it will not be possible to get the work done for less than $5,825. The appropriations requested, therefore, are as follows : For Maintenance ... ............... .. .. ........... ... $54,775 For Laundry equipment (new) .......... ... ·........... 5,825 For Bath Rooms (new equipment)...... .. . .... ........ 2,000 For Cadet barracks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,000 For Academic Departments (laboratories) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,200 $65,800 TABLE SHOWING THE SALARIES OF THE MEMBERS OE' THE FACULTY. Col. 0. J. Bond, Superintendent .. . ............. ... .... $ Lt. Col. E. B. Garey, 1st Lt. U. S. A., Commandant of Cadets (no salary paid by Board of Visitors) ... .. . . Maj. R. G. Thomas ... ............ .... ·.............. . Maj. H. S. McGilliviay ....................... .. .. . . . Maj. John W. Moore . ... . .................... .. . ... . Maj. Henry E. Raines, Quartermaster ................ . Capt. Louis Knox ........ ............ ......... ..... . Capt. L. S. L eTellier ........................ .. ...... . Capt. L. F. Hildebrandt ... . . ........................ . Capt. A. L. Hodges ........................ . ........ . Capt. C. A. Graeser .. ..... .... . .......... ..... ...... . Lt. C. L. Hair ............ . ........ : ................ . Lt. S . J. Williams ...... ........... ........... ....... . Lt. F. P. Guthrie .......................... .. ....... . Dr. R. S. Cathcart, Surgeon ......................... . Miss Inez B. Parry, Librarian .. ...... ............. ... . Maj. Jno. W. Moore, Adjutant ......... ....... .. . ..... . Mrs. J. P. Chapman, Matron of Mess Hall .. . ... ....... . Miss F. J. Gasque, Matron of Hospital ................ . 3,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 1,700 1,700 1,700 1,700 1,700 1,200 1,200 1,200 600 720 200 420 720 �, 14 Mr. C. V. Robbins, Y. M. C. A. Secretary ........ ..... . . Engineer ........... . ............................... . Musician and Ordnance Sergeant ... . .. ... ...... . . .. . . Carl Metz, Band Instructor .. ............... .. .. .. ... . 250 1,200 600 450 $28,260 Respectfully, ORLANDO SHEPP ARD, Chairman Board of Visitors. SUPERINTENDilJNT'S ANNUAL REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES, THE CITADEL, JULY 1st, 1916, to JUNE 30th, 1917. Receipts. Balance cash July 1st, 1916 .......... ... ... .. ... ............................ .............. . Board of Visitors B eneficiary Fund ..................... ....... .. $34.583 36 Board of Visitors Pay Fund ...... .... .................................... 36.981 66 Ch a rleston City Fund ...................................................... 1.500 00 Special Departments .... .... .. ............ .... .. ...... ....... ............... 1.280 00 Special Appropriation-Kitchen .................................... 1.000 00 Special Appropriation-Repairs ..................................... 2.000 00 Quartermaster Sales .......................................................... 2,555 32 Interest ..... ............ ... .... .... ....... ..........,.................... ............... 74 32 $30 17 $79,974 66 $80,004 83 Expenditures . .July, 1916, paid as per vouchers audited Nov., 1016 .... $ 5.185 16 August. 1916, paid as per '1'ouch ers audited Nov., 1916.. 2.842 03 Sept., 1916, paid as per vouchers audited Nov., 1916.... 2.768 80 Oct., 1916, paid as per vouchers audited Nov .. 1916.... 7.578 44 Nov., 1916, paid as per vouchers audited March, 1917.. 9.002 89 Dec., 1916, paid as per vouchers audited Ma r ch , 1917.. 3.933 24 Jan. , 1917;. paid as per vouchers aud ited Ma r ch , 1917 .. 10.038 30 Feb., 1917. paid as per vouchers audited March, 1917.. 8.182 70 March, 1917, paid as per vouchers............ .... .................... 7.340 85 April, 1917, paid as per vouchers.................................... 7,227 74 May, 1917, paid as per vouchers........................................ 8.435 70 June, 1917, paid as per vouchers........................................ 7,148 78 - - - - $79,684 63 Balance cash, June 30, 1917... ......... .... .. ............. ..... .. ...... ......... ............. 320 20 $80,004 83 Recapitulation. Salaries ..... ................ ................... .......... ............... ....... .......... .$23,842 Subsistence ....... ......................... .. .................. .. ... .............. ....... 21.621 Clothing .... ....................................... ...... .. ............... ..... ........ ... 9.282 Quartermaster Sales ........................................................... 3.483 Administration ......................... .............. ............ .. .... ... .......... 6,991 Property ... ...................... ... .......... ...... ... .... ..... ..... ..................... 57 Repairs .......... ..................... .......... ..... .......... ..... ...... ............... .. 4.215 H eat, Light, Water ...... ...... ................. ............................ ..... . 5.332 Laundry .............. ........................... ........ ............. ...... ................ 1,269 20 56 71 31 42 99 36 42 35 �15 Hospital .......................................................... ......................... 1,778 97 Library ..................................................... ........ ....................... 187 53 Departments .................... ... ........ ............................................ 1,615 78 Interests on overdrafts ...................... .................................. 6 03 - - - - $79,684 63 Balance, June 30, 1917 ......... ... ....................... ................. ......... ...... .. ... 320 20 $80,004 83 �r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Citadel Medals and Awards Subject The topic of the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Medals Awards Academic decorations of honor Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Citadel Archives and Museum Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Materials in The Citadel Archives & Museum Digital Collections are intended for educational and research use. The user assumes all responsibility for identifying and satisfying any claimants of copyright. For more information contact The Citadel Archives & Museum, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, 29409. Language A language of the resource English Description An account of the resource This collection of Citadel medals, pins and awards consists of academic, military and athletic honors. 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Title A name given to the resource Athletic Medal, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Medals Athletics--Awards Description An account of the resource This athletic medal is embossed with the image of a crouching sprinter and engraved with "Presented By The Class of 1890" and "Athletics." The top bar is engraved with "The Citadel." The reverse is engraved with the following names: "E. B. Antley '12. W. T. Folger '13, '14. J. L. Weeks '15, '16. J. L. Weeks '17." This medal was awarded to J. L. Weeks, Class of 1917. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/items/show/1550 https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/39779/archive/files/5e6d18cbd69b9d436e3829485d9f9d5b.pdf?Expires=1782950400&Signature=ZHLpnN0iKS%7EaRyTlOPkgusgmGLfYLFLzCaquam-VTE-BpeF5Qsi4hLoPdfI8D0nztzmj-2IT0rRLrfA5A-uK57OzCXVNBTPptADQltvgGu3NTa3uuntQLaXEpRZrsz876zwPvBoTcr2TUaNBXu1Cc16skHIcf%7ENDUJhih511nfL3KVQUE-3rVUAwpGPXMK4ibvH1ZVpDZGEAmB71fuhIN46ot5kOQXPbuO8yPAgfH%7ESfM7Swi%7EU3Rqq-5QB43EnzwAq4oLyE3TxugawWMIwYJarxn91jC-CkbR0AZSxTA-qF4JPi6XEStgyyADeQg1agR6xe8GCOkzQ6-wNevWB-cQ__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM a9ce29e3b8eb09ee445f2af4aacbfd1b PDF Text Text �OFFICIAL REGISTER THE CITADEL The Military College of South Carolina Charleston, S. C. SESSION 1917--1918. THI: BAHIITT ~IITQ 00. OHAaN. ■ . 1918 e �ORGANIZATION Board of Visitors ORLANDO SHEPPARD, EsQ., CHAIRMAN . Edgefield, S. C. Jno. P. Thomas, Esq., Charleston, S. C. Jas. H. Hammond, Esq., Columbia, S. C. Jas. G. Padgett, Esq. Walterboro, S. C. Rev. A. N. Brunson Columbia, S. C. Ex-Officio His ExcELLENCY R. I. MANNING, Governor, Columbia, S. C. GEN. W.W. MOORE, Adjutant and Inspector-General, Columbia, S. C. HoN. J, E. SWEARINGEN, State Superintendent of Education, Columbia, S. C. HoN. R. D. EPPS, Esq., Chairman Military Committee, Senate, Sumter, S. C. HoN. WM. R. RICHEY, JR., EsQ. Chairman Military Committee, Housed Representatives, Laurens, S. C. 3 �Officers and Academic Board CoL. O. J. BOND, Superintendent. MILITARY STAFF MAJOR R. R. STOGSDALL, U. S. A., Ret., Professor of Military Science and Tactics MAJOR JOHN w. MORE, Commandant. MAJOR HENRY E. RAINES, Quartermaster. lsT. LrEuT. C. L. HAIR, Adjutant DR. R. S. CATHCART, Surgeon. ACADEMIC BOARD ~ MAJ. R. G. THOMAS, Professor of Mathematics and Engineering. MAJ. H. S. llfoGILLIVRAY, Professor of English. MAJ, JOHN W. MOORE, Professor of History and Political Science. CAPT, LOUIS KNOX, .:: Professor of Chemistry and Biology. CAPT, L. s. LETELLIER Professor of Drawing. C,1 PT. L. F. HILDEBRANDT, Professor of French and Spanish. CAPT. c. A. GRAESER, Professor of French and German. CAPT. J.C. POMEROY, Professor of Physics. 1ST. LIEUT, C. L. HAIR, Assistant Professor of Mathematics. 1ST. LIEUT, s. J. WILLIAMS, Assistant Professor of English and History. 1ST. LIEUT. H. J. BLACKFORD, Assistant Professor of Physics and Chemistry. Mrss INEZ B. PARRY, Librarian. - . MRs, J. P. CHAPMAN, Matron of Mess Hall. Mrss F. J. GASQUE, Matron of Hospital. CARL METZ. Band Instructor. 4; �CLASSIFICATION OF CADETS The Cadets are arranged in four distinct classes, corresponding to the four years of study. The Cadets employed on the first year's course constitute the Fourth Class; those on the second year's course, the Third Class; those on the third year's course, the Second Class; and those on the fourth year's course, the First Class. NOTE Those Cadets marked (*) are officially selected for publication, conformably to a regulation which requires the names of the most distinguished Cadets not exceeding two in each class, to be reported for this purpose at each Annual Examination. MERIT ROLLS The marks on which the merit rolls are made are obtained by multiplying the average in each branch by its ''weight.'' The aggregate of these "weighted averages," with the Conduct Marks added in, determine the relative class standing of Cadets. Elective studies are not counted in the final grading for graduation. WEIGHTS. The weights given the various subjects are proportional to the time assigned them in the schedule of recitations. CONDUCT MARK. The value of the Conduct Mark is fixed at 5 per cent. of the Academic aggregate. AcADEMIC STANDARD. A minimum average of 50 per cent. is required in each department, and a "general average" of 66I per cent. of the aggregate-not including the Conduct Mark-is required for advancement to a higher class and for graduation. 5 �CONDUCT ROLL Rolls exhibiting the relative standing of the Cadets in Conduct shall be formed by the Superintendent, at the June examination for the whole Academic Year, in the following manner: lsT Merits. basis. Merits.shall be awarded to the Cadets upon the following For perfect Conduct for one week ......................................................................... 1 2ND DEMERITS. To all the recorded delinquencies of the Cadets shall be affixed a number of demerits, not exceeding 10, corresponding to the degree of criminality. 3RD In determining standing on the "Conduct Roll", Merits and Demerits shall have correlative value. DEFICIENCY IN CONDUCT. When any Cadet shall have a number expressing his demerits on the general Conduct Roll greater than 200 for his Fourth Class year, 170 for his Third Class year, 150 for his Second Class year, 130 for his First Class year, such Cadet shall be declared deficient in Conduct, and be immediately suspended, and reported to the Board at its next meeting. 6 �CADETS OF THE CITADEL ARRANGED IN ORDER OF MERIT IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CLASSES FOR THE SESSION 1917-1918. 7 �FIRST CLASS-28 MEMBERS. _» ." J:Q ,. 0 NAME ~ COUNTY " :i Ul 0 ,,. ~I " " J, "' ~ " "' 5 < e:i p, p, ir f.; <t1 " "' :'! " < gj f.; :; "'"' '...,' ° " " "Cl " C,) ~ 0 ENGINEERING SECTION 88.17 81.57 77.49 4.55 3.90 3.28 CHEMISTRY-BIOLOGY SECTION. l w. N. Levin .. .. .. .. .I Beaufort ... I s.,,c . 2 R. Y. Turner, Jr ....... Fairfield ... 3 J. L. Bolt .............. ..... Laurens ............ " 4 J. B. Gambrell .. ... Greenwood .... " .. Kershaw .... 5 F. E. Zemp ... " 6 K. L. Simons .......... ... Charleston .... " " 7 JG. ~. Thurston .... .. Charleston .. .. Aiken .... 8 H. E. Platt ...... " B. P. B. P. P. P. P. P. 17 18 17 18 17 16 1G 1G 75.13 73.40 I 71.20 71.87 G8.78 70.47 68.23 68.01 I 2.83 4.38 3.55 2.83 4.11 2.20 3.34 1.lti PHYRICS SECTION 1 *W. J. Wallis ....... , ... ... Transylvania I N.C . 2 W. L. McKittrick. . ... Greenville .. . s.c . .. Darlington .. 3 H. W. Carter... . Orangeburg " 4 B. C. Boland .. 5 W. P. Bower5 ... ...... Hampton ....... " ,, 6 L.C. Waring ... ........ Dorchester .... . Charleston .. 7 F. L. Gaffney ... " ... Barnwell ... 8 J. L. Dicks ... " . Charleston .. 9 A. Middleton. ..... " P. B. B. P. B. B. B. P. P. 16 17 17 17 16 18 19 18 17 82.95 78.74 76.10 73.71 73.56 72.85 72.0-i 70.34 71.63 4.14 3.52 2.08 3.43 3.58 3.55 2.71 3.64 2.21 ENGLISH-BIOLOGY SECTION ..... York ................ S. C. 1 IL F. Adickes ... 2 F. R. Rogers ......... ..... Charleston ..... 3 H. L. Cunningham ... Greenville ...... " ,, 4 J.E. White. ................ York. .. ,, N. J. Cromer ... .... Newberry... T. C. Sparks ..... ...... Horry .. ........... " K. F. Sncaror ... .. Lake .. 0. H. W. Tarkington .. .. G rccnwood .... S. C. 8 [B. P. B. B. B. B. P. B. 17 17 17 18 18 19 20 19 75.81 7G.34 74.20 71.58 Not Graded ,, ,, 3.61 2.83 4.16 4.20 �SECOND CLASS-·51 ,rn:.\'!BERS t: -,, :l p:i •s:f ... 0 NAME >, COUNTY " 0 0 ! < c-< c-< P-< ~ "" < " ~ " " ..ca " ~ :~ ·s ~ " e bJl ~ bJl " c3 < rn > " < ~ " :, "" " 0 0 ENGINEERING SECTION 1 2 3 4 *F. E. Cothran ... Greenwood .. ... I s.,,C. *J. W. Keels ........ ········· Marlboro .. ...... A. T. Brown. ·······•·"··· Laurens........... " A. D. Fair.... ............... Orangeburg. " 5 JI. C. Jones... ........... Colleton ..... " 6 II-I. Surasky ..... ··········· Aiken............ " ,, 7 J. J. Still. Jr ... ......... Barnwell .... 8 J. W. Wilson .... ·····•"' Abbeville. " ,, 9 J. T. Witsell .... Charleston ..., .. 10 W. C. Wolfe ... ············ Clarendon ....... ,, " .. Charleston .. 11 A. L. Street ... ,, 12 L. E. Bush ............ .... Aiken ............... ,, 13 E. ,v. Rugheimer ..... Charleston ...... ,, 14 F. W. Ford ....... ·········· Georgetown .... 15 G. T. Hagan ... . Abbeville ...... " ,, 16 l\I. K. Jeffords .. .... Orangeburg 17 M. L. Bush. Guilford ...... N.C. 18 S. Warley .... ............... Charleston ...... S. C. rn T. T. Dill.... .. ...... Greenville ....... ,, 20 T. E. Dubar .. Aiken ...... ......... R.H. Buck .......... Marion. .... " J. IL Coleman...... .... Greenwood ... " T . B. Cooper .... Horry.......... " ,, C. J. Dunston .. ····•· Newberry... T. B. Hayne .. ... . ...... Richland ... " ,, J. C. Lybrand.... ....... Aiken.............. E. J. McManus ......... Charleston ...... " G.H. Steel... ............... Vanderberg ..... Ind. A. R. Taber................ Richland .......... s.,,c. W.W. Wannamaker Orangeburg " P. P. P. B. B. B. B. B. B. B. P. P. P. B. B. B. P. P. B. P. P. P. P. B. P. P. P. P. B. P. 17 1G 17 17 17 17 1\) 17 17 17 14 16 17 17 18 17 16 17 18 16 19 18 18 17 17 16 17 16 19 15 SG.24 84.91 82.73 82.93 79.28 79.39 79.10 76.32 74.78 7(U9 75.08 7G.06 71.92 G9.73 70.64 70.92 67.60 67.54 68.36 68.54 Not G~';'ded 3.14 2.37 3.40 3.02 3.80 3.6± 1.76 a.5l .J,.4_7 2.23 1.80 0.7.\ 2.18 3.18 1.9(1 1.62 4.12 3.56 1.43 0.13 Permitted to retire Apr. ll, '18 Honorably disc. May 24, 1918 Deficient Honorably disc. Jan. 23, 1018 Not Graded Deficient Honorably disc. May 24, 1918. Dismissed, Jan. 10, 1918. CHEMISTRY SECTION re. 1 J. H. Sanders ........ ... Sumter ....... 2 W. C. Hane ...... ' " ..... Calhoun...... .. " 3 W. C. Huggins ......... Florence ........ " 4 J. K. Coleman.. .... .... Greenwood ... 5 J. D. Fuller ...... .......... Laurens ......... 6 A. S. Reynolds. ...... Charleston .. .. Charleston ... 7 M. Pearlstine ..... " 8 G. W. Nicholson ....... Kershaw ... " ,, Union ... 9 J. R. Lawson .. 10 F. A. Thompson .. ..... Richland ........ " ,, . Chesterfield 11 J. H. Rivers .. " ,, Anderson. ...... . ,, 12 T. C. Cannon 13 J. C. McGowan ········· Laurens ... ,, 14 J.B. Hart ................. Edgefield. . ... C. Alexander... ·· ······" Chester ....... " J, C. Crouch .... ......... Richland ... " ,, J. D. Eason.. ..... ........ Charleston .. ,, J. R. Johnson... --····[Charleston. K. E. Johnson .... ...... Florence ...... " ' " 0. N. Taylor... ..... Cicero ......... . Ill. W. M. Wilkins .... ...... JCherokee ..... ... JS. C. I 9 B. P. B. B. B. P. P. B. B. B. B. B. P. B. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. 17 19 18 19 17 18 16 18 18 18 18 20 18 18 17 18 19 16 18 20 19 -4.60 78.03 79.48 2.34 4.20 75.35 2.52 76.45 78.23 0.35 3.82 73.73 2.47 74.7G 4.42 72.46 3.03 72.23 2.41 72.83 4.42 68.58 4.26 68.68 4.34 67.90 1.38 70.70 Not Graded Deficient. Premitted to retire. May, 24, 'l 8 Honorably disc. Jan. 29, '18 Permitted to retire, May, 24, 'l 8 Permitted to retire, May 21, '1 8 Permitted ~o retire, Jan. 12, '18 �THIRD CLASS-59 MEMBERS NAME COUNTY +> 0 I ::, 11 0 C) 1 *L. J. Stewart.. ......... ,Pickens ............ S. C. \B. g~~~y: : : ~~f:~:b:~ii · :: ~: C. Moore... .............. !Laurens.... P. ~ •:: l 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 E. B. Smith.. ... St. Louis.... Mo. R. P. Williams .......... Richland ......... S. C. R. E. Seymour........... Greenwood.. V. A. Crawford ......... Beaufort........ . J. B. Middleton ........ Charleston.. P. C. Doyle.. ... Charleston.... S. ]\[. Sanders. ... Charleston.. H. V. Bradley... .. Sumter W. E. James... .... Darlington.. T. C. Latimer ... !Chester......... W. J. Jackson ... Orangeburg .. I " W. E. Whaley.. .. Charleston ..... I " J. L. Whitten... . Anderson.·······\ " B. R. Linley... . Anderson. J. P. Thomas.. ... Richland ......... I " R. G. Kendrick Mecklenburg . , N. C. R. S. Baynard... . . Spartanburg . S. C. ]\[. Alexander Lexington.... 1 " G. H. Allan ............... Dorchester... L. Arthur.. . ... Richland........ B. R. Baker... ... Charleston...... W. E .Breese, Jr .. .... Transylvania .. N.C. G. C. Carrington....... Spartanburg .. S. C. A. B. Cochran ......... Mitchell... Ga. W. B. Conoley ........... Lowndes........ F. I. Culler... .. Orangeburg S. C. R. V. Dicks.. .. Richland. W.Evans........ ... Marlboro F. B. Gary.... .... Abbeville.. J. E. Griffin.. . ..... Colleton. A. P. Guasp....... .. San Juan ....... P.R. H. C. Harral!... ..... Chesterfield S. C. P. G. Hasell.. . Charleston.. " W. E. Inman ............ Florence... H. M. James ............. Clarendon..... . C.R. James .............. Calhoun........ R. L. Jeffords ........... Darlington.. W. J. Maxwell .......... Florence.. G. P. McClenaghan Florence.. G. G. Miler ................ Dorchester...... E.T. Moore ............... Williamsburg0 R. Moorman ............. Richland.... J.E. Nelson ............... Kershaw... J. J. Padgett.. ....... Colleton......... S. D. Parsons ............. Spartanburg \ " F. F. Price.................... Colleton. ....... J. C. Rainsford .......... Edgefield ······· G. F. Reeves ................ Colleton. ....... A. W. Riley.................. Barnwell......... J.E. Skinner .............. Berkeley........ 1 " T. E. Thomson F. M. Stubbs.............. Sumter. ....... " Richland. ·······1 B. S. Watts......... Laurens.. W. G. Williams .......... Lancaster T. W. Yarboro ............ Marion.. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. B. P. B. P. P. B. P. B. P. B. B. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. 1 " Ip. P. 10 P. P. P. P. P. P. P. 16 17 17 17 17 17 16 17 16 17 17 18 19 18 17 16 18 19 17 18 17 19 17 17 17 16 18 18 18 17 19 16 16 18 18 18 16 17 17 18 20 17 19 17 21 16 17 17 19 17 16 18 17 19 18 19 17 19 18 90.24 86.56 85.92 84.82 83.87 80.47 79.93 78.66 79.91 78.40 77.44 78.49 74.73 74.65 74.84 72.57 74.12 71.84 71.51 68.75 68.70 I Deficient. Dropped. Not G,~aded. 3.68 4.14 3.32 2.93 3.37 3.49 3.94 4.21 1.75 3.02 3.54 1.73 3.70 3.49 2.37 4.06 1.65 2.59 2.40 1.99 0.21 Permitted to retire, Oct. 11, 1917 Deficient. Not Graded Deficient. Deficient. Not Graded. Honorably disc. Jan. 8, 1918. Not Graded. Honorably disc. Jan. 21, 1918. Permitted to retire Nov. 16 1917. Not Graded. Deficient. Not Graded. Permitted to retire Dec. 13, 1917 Permitted to retire May 24, 1918 Not Graded. Not Graded. Deficient. Honorably disc. Dec. 12, 1917. Deficient. Not Graded Not Graded Deficient. Permitted to retire, Jan. 9, 1918. Not Graded. Not Graded Not Graded Deficient. Not Graded. Permitted to retire Feb. 23, 1918 Permitted to retire Mar. 20, 1918 Honorably disc. May 24, 1918 Not Graded. l �FOURTH CLASS-121 MEMBERS, >, .... il:i ... "o, 0 NAME >, COUNTY ioc1 E-< .,: E-< U1 1 *J. S. Lewis .............. York. ............ . 2 *J. A. Tiedemann ....... Charleston .. T. W. Ross ................ Florence ..... . 4 B. W. Simons .... ....... Charleston ..... . 5 R T. D. Heaton ....... Paconian Sp .. . f, W. C. Lucas. Charleston .. 7 A. B. Rosborough .... .Jacksonville ... . 8 H. M. Arthur ............ Union ............ . g R B. farvis.... ....... Charleston .. . Hampton .. 10 V\7. J. Gooding.... 11 J. G. Hampton.. . .. Richland..... . 12 H. J . .faegcr.... . ..... Florence .. . 13 J. 0. Kelly...... .. .. Clarendon ... . H P. J. McLean.... .... Aiken ............... . l.5 L. C. Whitaker.. ····\Charleston..... . 16 T. 1N. Williamson ..... Florence ......... . 17 E. C. Perry.............. ,Williamsburg .. 18 0. C. Mood.. . ········1Clarondon....... . 1\) A. F. Heinsohn ......... Charleston ..... . 20 E. R. Morgan ............ Aiken .............. . 21 l\I. A. Franklin . ........ Lima ........... . 22 J. L. Plrttt ................... !Marion ......... . 23 L. M. Cudworth ....... !Charleston .. ... Richland ........ . 24 G. L. Dial..... 25 W. A. Dotterer ........ Charleston .. . Fairfield .. 26 W. 0. Brice.. . ... Jasper .. 27 W. M . Smith... 28 '\V. E. Williams.. ... Dn.rlington .. 29 E. A. Pollock..... .... Agusta .. . . ....... !Sumter........... . 30 S. Sanders...... 31 32 33 34 35 J.P. Cartrette .. ·······1Horry ............... . 36 P. W . Sanders .......... Charleston ..... . 37 W. H. Williams . ........ Barnwell ........ . 38 J. D. Whaley .......... Charleston .. ..[Laurens ......... . 39 B. Hill.... 40 F. W. Wulbern... .... !Charleston..... . 41 A. Bannett... . Barnwell... ...... . . Spartanburg .. 42 C. II. Hutchins.. 43 H. V. Murdaugh.. . Richland ......... . . Aiken .............. . 44 M. Q. Shealy... 45 C. F. Poulnot .. ···········1Charleston ..... . 46 A. C. Roberts ............. Bamberg ......... . 47 G. P. Richards .......... Charleston ..... . 47 P. Workman............... York. .............. . 49 W. T. Gary. ........... Bartow ......... . . .!Richland.. . 50 H. G. Kaminer. 51 W. :VI. Albergotti .... !Cherokee ....... . 52 B. B. Cheney.. . ·····\Lumber City .. 53 V. Harvey. ........ . ..... Berkeley ....... . 54 G. C. Wise... . .... Orangeburg 55 A.G. Wise.. ....... Saluda .. 56 T. R. Fishburne ........ Barnwell .. 57 W. G. Gibson ........... Marlboro .. 58 ~~lh~;;;;~ . 59 60 B. M. Palmer ............ (Florence ......... . 61 W. W. Dunkin .......... Prattville ..... . 62 I. M. Coleman... ....... Spartanburg . 63 s:-Jlu::~ton ... : 64 3 ~l~{i~fn <l~l:~: : ~r~ rl·ln"f1~~ t .... [~;~~::;;b;;;g "O ~ "§ .,: " " c:l .c:l 1 "'" "' <ll 0 .,: S.,,C. P. I 171 B. 17 " R. 1 " P. 15 Va. P. 17 S. C. B. 16 Fla. P. 16 S.,,C. P. 18 P. 17 " P. 1G " P. 17 " P. 17 " P. 17 " B. 16 " P. 18 " P. 18 191 " B. " ,, " 0. S. C. P. P. P. P. R. P. P. P. B. 13. " " " " " J3. Ga. P. S. C. P. ,, n. n. " " ,, " " " " " " " " " P. P. B. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. " IP. : 1~· " Fla. P. P. S. C. P. ,. P. Ga. P. B. B. B. P. B. " \B. " B. " P. Ala. P. S.C. B. B. " B. S.C. " " " " 11 ~ "O rn 17 17 16 18 l6 19 1f, 18 18 17 19 18 16 17 17 17 17 18 16 15 15 16 19 17 17 19 18 18 17 17 17 17 15 16 17 17 17 17 18 19 17 16 16 18 20 17 16 " ~ "' "' i'! > " < 88.9G 87.12 87.30 87.09 SG.(H 85.63 86.59 81.:H 83.03 83.77 83.58 82.35 8'.l.OG 82.13 82.45 81.68 81.20 80.39 79.53 80.i;:3 78.f\9 7D.24 79.20 78 ..';.5 78.76 77.93 7(1.21 76.91 76.74 75.53 76.11 75.28 74.79 75.36 75.12 74.51 75.14 7:l.32 73.22 73.34 72.86 75.66 72.91 73.41 71.06 72.11 74.25 71.66 72.84 71.62 71.59 73.17 69.08 70.59 71.11 68.89 67.92 67.29 68.56 70.26 67.52 67.99 69.11 67.82 t, " "O " u 0 5.00 3.97 3.32 3.34 3.61 4.10 2.23 3.68 2.90 2.90 2.0G 4.03 3.11 3.,53 3.02 '.l.42 3.47 4.20 3.82 2.58 4.lO 3.41 3.19 3.53 2.H 2.:J7 4.07 3.36 3.28 4.45 3.72 4.03 3.82 3.13 2.94 3.53 2.7'.3 4.03 3.97 3.80 3.02 0.21 2.88 1.81 3.89 2 ..52 0.21 2.77 1.47 2.63 2.37 0.74 3.44 1.81 0.82 2.65 3.34 3.53 2.12 0.40 2.84 2.18 0.34 1.60 �FOURTH CLASS-121 MEMBERS- CoN• rrnuEo. NAME COUNTY .., " ]" 0 0 65 W. C. Langley.... Riehland 66 W. F. Buyck .. ........ ... Calhoun W. B. Ardrey ... .. ........ York .... H. B. Barker... ... .. .. ... Barnwell.. C. A. Beckham.. . York. .... . L . B. Belk.. . ... York ... ...... .. F. R. B elue . Cherokee .. E. W. Black.......... ... Colleton A. K. Bowman... . ... Sumter ... .... .. .... R. H. Brooks ..... ...... ... Greensboro . L. L. Brunson ...... ..... Barnwell.. T. B. Clyburn ...... ... ... Lancaster .. T . W. Collins .. . ....... ... York. .. ......... ... J. Cooper ..... .. .... ......... Washington ... . L. G. Cooper ...... .... .... Wilmington .. T. R. Culler ..... ..... .. .... Calhoun .... W. I. Davis.. . ........ Wilmington C . A. Dunn..... .. .... ....... K ershaw .. . A . C. Edwards ............ Marion .. R. C. FitzSimons ... ... Charleston . H. C. Garrison. ..... Anderson ...... .. W. L . Goodale ....... .... . K ershaw... W. H. Harter ... ........ ... Barnwell ...... ... . T. B. Hinnant ..... .. ..... Williamsburg .. G. E. Jeffords.. Florence ........ .. N. A. Jelks ....... .......... . Hawkinsville F. W. Kearse ..... ...... .. . Barnwell ... .. ... .. J. 0. Ladd .. .. ............ .. Chesterfield .. . W . M. Layton .. .. ...... . Marion ... . J . N. Lindsay... ........... Kershaw.... J. M. Loadholt ..... ..... Barnwell... J. C. Martin ..... ... .. .. ... York.. 0. M. Martin ... ...... .. ... Marion ........ .. W. I. Middleton .... .. Hollywood .. J. L. Morgan ... ....... ... . Suwannee .. . J . L. McCarter ........ .. Aiken.. . N. F. Nixon, Jr .. .. .. .... . Horry R. A. Norsworthy .. Norfolk H. M. O'Neal... .... .... . Barnwell .... C. J. Parker ..... .. ... .... .. Raleigh ... . P. Powell... ............ ....... Vidalia. G. 0. Riley .............. .... Barnwell... T. K. Ruff. ... ..... Richland .. F. L. Sale ...... .. ..... ....... Newberry.... .. J.P. Scovill ...... ...... ... . Orangeburg C. A. Sherrill... .. .. ....... Chesterfield G. W. Shoemaker ...... Savannah .... . . M. P. Shuler ..... .. ....... Orangeburg P. G. Smith ...... ........ .. Pickens ... E. Sterne............... .. .... . Albany... C. R. Stroup ....... ...... . York. ... ..... .... . R. N. Tannahill .. .. .... Greenville .. J . T. Watson .............. Saluda.... ....... . L. Wbisenbunt ... .. ..... lOrangeburg .. L. L. Wilkinson .. ... ... Greenville ...... . Q. A. Williford ... ....... Fairfield ......... . C . A. Witsell .. ..... ... .... Colleton .. .. ... .. . P. 16 P. P. 17 16 18 17 P. P. P. P. B. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. 17 16 19 16 18 18 18 16 16 17 17 19 P. P. P. B. N .C . S. C. " D.C. N.C. S. C. N.C. S. C. " P. B. P. P. P. P. Ga. P . S.C. P. S. C. P. " P. P. P. P. P. Ga. P. Fla. P. S. C. P . P. Va. P. S. C. P. N.C. P. Ga. P. S. C. P . " P. B. P. P. Ga. P. S. C. P. " P. Ga. IP. S. C. P. " " P. P. " IP.. P P. P. 12 16 67.70 67.28 Defi~!ent 0.76 0.11 16 19 16 19 17 18 18 17 17 17 17 l7 18 19 17 18 20 17 17 17 20 16 19 18 17 16 18 21 17 19 17 17 18 17 Dropped, Jan . 14, 1918. Deficient " Dismissed, Jan. 11, 1918. Dropped, Jan. 14, 1918. Pennittee to rc·tire, ~tfar. 16, 1918 Not Graded Deficient Not Graded Dismissed, Dec. 20, 1917 Permitted to retire, Nov. 26,'l 7 Furloughed Deficient Not Graded Honorably Discb'd, Apr 11, 1918 Deficient Permitted to retire, Jan. 4, '18. Permitted to retire, Apr. 1.5, '18 Honorably Discbar'd, Feb. 2018 Deficient Dropped, Jan. 14, 1918 Permitted to retire, May 24 '18 Permitted to retire, Mar. 7, '18 Permitted to retire, Mar. 26, '18 Permitted to retire, Apr. 5, '18 Permitted to retire, May, 7, '18 D eficient Not Graded Honorably Dis., April rn, '18 Not Graded Not Graded Deficient Not Graded Honorably Dis, Jan. 7, 1918 Honorably Dis., Feb. 21, 1918 Deficient Dismissed, Dec. 4, 1917 Honorably Dis., Oct. 20. 1917 Permitted to retire, Feb. 21, '18 Not Graded Dismissed, May, 24, 1918 Permitted to retire, Apr. 5, '18 Deficient ~~ipc~~<le~an. 14, rn18 18 IH 17 �CADETS MOST DISTINGUISHED IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CLASSES. FIRST CLASS: G. G. Cromer-Engineering, Political Science, and Military Science. W. J. Wallis-Physics. • I I SECOND CLASS: F. E. Cothran-Physics, Drawing, English, and Military Science. J. W. Keels-Calculus and Surveying . TH[RD CLASS: L. J. Stewart- ChemisLry, English, Drawing, and HisLory. W. B. Cooley-Mathematics and MiliLary Science. FOURTH CLASS: J. S. Lewis-English and French. J. A. Tiedemann-Mathematics and History. 13 �CONDUCT ROLL, CORPS OF CADETS-260 MEMBERS . A 0 ~ "i;J ., ., NAME cil 0 ~ (!) 0 p.. 1 2 3 4 5 5 7 8 8 10 11 11 13 14 15 15 15 18 18 18 21 22 23 23 25 26 27 27 29 29 29 29 33 33 35 35 35 35 39 39 39 39 43 44 44 44 47 48 ., Lewis ... Sanders, J ... Williams, W ... Witsell, J . .. :'.\iicholson .. ... H.ivers ... . Turner McGowan. . . . Surasky .... Sanders, S ... White ... Witsell, A... Cannon .... Wallis .. Cromer , G. .... Huggins. Zcmp .. .. Bush, M .. .. Crawford ....... Cunningham Cooley . . Stroup, B. .... .. Cochran . Mood, 0 .. Whaley, E.. Tarkington . . Franklin ... ... Lucas .. .. Dicks, J.. .. ..... Reynolds . Seymour .... Smith, M ... . Jones ... . Snearer .. .. Jaeger .. McKittrirk ·• · · Whaley, J ... Wilkins, A . .. Adickes ... Bolt ..... Cothran. Waring .. Bowers . Garrison .. Hi!L Tiedcmc1nn ..... . Poulnot, · · · •• · · Gaffney .. .... .. .. I I ~ 4 2 3 2 2 2 1 2 2 4 1 4 2 1 1 2 1 2 3 1 3 1 3 4 3 1 4 ., .., ·.:: A 0 ~ QJ s "i;J A 4 1 2 3 4 2 1 4 1 4 4 1 l 2 1 1 4 4 4 4 1 NAME p.. QJ ' 10 I I I 0 0 1 2 5 5 6 6 6 G 7 7 8 8 8 8 !) 9 9 9 10 11 11 11 15 16 I I 14 48 48 51 51 53 53 53 53 57 58 58 58 58 62 62 64 64 66 67 67 67 67 71 71 73 74 74 74 77 77 77 77 77 77 83 83 85 86 86 86 89 89 89 92 93 94 95 95 3 2 3 2 1 4 4 1 4 4 2 2 1 2 2 4 3 4 4 4 3 3 4 4 2 2 1 3 4 3 3 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 1 4 4 2 4 4 2 4 3 ~~~k~~~e·r·'· .. l\11 4 I QJ I I I I s ~ 0 James, W . .. Warley. Stewart .. ..... Wilson ... Boland .. . . . ...I Heinsohn .. Marshall .... .. Thurston. Wulbern .. . .. Black ... Buck ...... Dunston ... Mood, W ... Brown .. .. . . .. . . . . Taylor .. Hayes .. Sanders, M ... .. Belue .... Arthur, IL. Harter .. ... Latimer ....... .. Williams, P. Heaton .. . Shuler ... .. McManus .... Ford ... Rogers. .. .... . ... . Smith, E .. . \ Dial.. .. .. Evans .. ·· ··· Gross ... McLean .. Sanders, P .. Smith, B.. Culler, T ..... McClenaghan Rainsford.. ... Conoley ... ... Levin .. . Perry ...... ....... Harvey. ....... Lawson ... Platt, J.. .. Williamson .. Steel... ..... .. Williams, E ... ., .., ·.:: QJ cil 0 35 23 21 18 16 16 15 13 13 12 11 11 9 8 8 8 5 5 5 2 1 0 0 ., .., "' ., ·.:: A QJ 16 16 17 17 18 18 18 18 19 20 20 20 20 22 22 23 23 24 25 25 25 25 28 28 29 30 I 30 I 30 32 32 32 32 32 32 33 33 34 35 35 3.5 36 36 36 37 38 40 41 I 41 j\ 1 . . ' ' �CONDUCT ROLL, CORPS OF CADETS-260 MEMBERS. Continued. I A ~ "fil 0 P; ~ I I 95 95 95 100 101 101 101 104 105 106 106 108 109 110 111 111 113 114 115 115 117 117 119 119 121 121 123 123 123 126 127 I, I 127 127 127 131 132 133 133 135 135 137 137 137 140 140 140 143 144 Gambrell .... ... \ Gibson ... . . .\ Simons, B ... .\ Ross ... Doyle .. .... ..... . Fair .. .. Pollock. . Cooper, L .. . O'NeaL Moore, C . .. . Cudworth ... Middleton, A. Bethea ...... Kelly .. Carter ... .. Simons, IL . Ardrey ... Coleman, K .. Bannett ... .. Whitaker ..... . .. Pearlstine .. .. . Reeves ...... Johnson, IL ... Stubbs ... Hampton. Thompson, F . Cartrette .. . Eason .. ... Inman .. . Keels ... ... Gooding .. ... Hane, W ... ... Jarvis ..... . Liney .... Murdaugh . Dunkin ... ... Belle.. Wolfe .... HaselL Jeffords, E .. Rugheimer ... Taber ... . Workman .... Arthur, L .. . Thomas .. . Williams, H .. .. Alexander, C . Brunson . ..., "' ·.:: 6 NAME ., ~ "' ol 1 4 4 4 3 2 4 4 4 3 4 1 4 4 1 1 4 2 4 4 2 3 2 3 4 2 4 2 3 2 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 2 3 4 2 2 4 3 3 4 2 4 Q) ., .... ·.:: "' s ., .... "' ·c "' ~ A 0 '.<3 ' fil 0 P; Q) A NAME Q) ~ 0 41 144 Coleman, H .... 2 41 144 Fishburne ... 4 41 147 Jeffords, IL . . 3 42 147 Kaminer. ... .... 4 44 147 Kearse ... 4 44 I 147 Padgett ... 3 44 151 Hagan . .. . . . . . . . . . . 2 45 151 Scovill. .... 4 46 153 Jackson .. .. 3 48 ' 153 Morgan, E ... 4 48 153 Ruff .... 4 50 156 Roberts .... . 4 51 156 Street. ··· ·· ······ ·· 2 52 158 Brooks ..... 4 53 158 Griffin ... 3 53 . 160 Dotterer .... 4 54 160 StilL 2 55 162 Abbergotti .. 4 56 162 Brice ... .. 4 56 162 Kendrick. 3 57 165 J effords, M .. ... 2 57 166 Goodale . 4 58 166 Platt, H ... 1 58 168 Skinner ... 3 59 169 Loadholt .. . 4 59 170 Rosborough .. .. 4 60 171 Coleman, L ... . 4 60 171 DilL. 2 60 171 Norsworthy .. .. 4 61 174 Middleton, J. 3 62 175 Bradley ... 3 62 17.5 Hart ... ..... ...... 2 62 177 Antley ... .. ... .... 4 62 178 Parsons ... 3 63 179 Whitten .. .. 3 65 180 Yarboro ··· ··•·· . 3 66 181 Maxwell .. 3 66 182 Dunn ... 4 67 183 Culler, F ... 3 67 183 Moorman .. . 3 68 185 Shealy...... 4 68 185 Wise, C .. . . . . .. . . 4 68 187 Wilkinson ... . 4 70 188 Bush, L .... 2 70 189 Miller ..... ....... \ 4 70 190 James, H .. 3 71 191 Davis .... .... .. 4 74 192 Dicks, R .. 3 I I 15 ·'! I ..., "' ·.:: "' s "' A 74 74 75 75 75 75 76 76 77 77 77 80 80 82 82 84 84 87 87 87 89 91 91 92 93 94 96 96 96 97 98 98 99 100 101 102 104 110 113 113 114 114 115 122 124 127 128 129 . �CONDUCT ROLL, CORPS OF CADETS-260 MEMBERS. Continued . A 0 ~ "fil p... Gary, T. Parker Riley, A ... Sale Hayne, T Fuller ... Crouch .. Riley, 0 ... Carrington .... Dunbar Miler .... Baynard .. Wise, A ... Langley ... Cheney ... Nelson Allan ... Breese ..... Beckham. Jelks. Tannahill .... Paimer ... Singleton. Hutchins ... Richards ..... Buyck ... Baker ... Bowman. Clyburn ..... Collins ... Cooper, J Cooper, T ... Cromer, N ..... Edwards ..... ·,::: (l) 0 NAME 0 193 194 194 194 197 198 199 199 201 202 203 204 204 206 207 207 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 216 218 ., .., ., s ~ A 4 4 3 4 2 2 2 4 3 2 3 3 4 4 4 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 4 2 1 130 134 134 134 135 137 140 140 141 145 158 161 161 164 165 165 167 170 171 172 175 181 184 190 190 195 Not Graded "' "' ol 4 ~ (l) (l) A 0 ~ ·ra 0 NAME "' "' ol 0 p... FitzSimons . Gaines ........ Gary, B ... Guasp ....... Harrall ........ Hinnant. James, C ...... Johnson, R .... Ladd...... Layton ..... Lindsay..... Lybrand ..... McCartor .... Martin, J .. Martin, 0 .... Middleton, W Moore, E .... Morgan, J ... Nixson ... Powell ..... Price .. Sherrill Shoemaker .. Smith, P Sparks .... Sterne ......... Stroup, C ...... Thomson,E ..... Wannamaker .. Watson ............ Watts................ Whisenhunt .... Wilkins, M ... Williford .... ( 4 4 3 3 3 4 3 2 4 4 4 2 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 1 4 4 3 2 4 3 4 2 4 ., .., ., .., ·,::: (l) ·,::: s (l) Q) ~ A No~Gr'd i ' " ,j ' �FIRST CLASS GRADUATES- MAY 24, 1918 COUNTY NAME; " Si P< ,;; 0 P. ~ rn E-< Maximum for four years ..... ····························· 1 G. G. Cromer ..... .... , .......... Anderson.... ............... ..... S. C. 2 N.J. Cromer* ... ................ Newberry ....... ..... Charleston ... 3 F. R. Rogers .... " Spartanburg ... 4 B. R. Stroup.... ............. " 5 H. F. Adickes .. ····················· York. ............. " 6 w. R. Mood.......................... Clarendon ... " 7 R. Y. Turner, Jr. ....... ..... .... Fairfield .. ............ " 8 w. N. Levin .............. ....... Beaufort... " 9 H. L. Cunningham .. ... ....... Greenville. ... .... " 1 0 J. L. Bolt...................... ..... Laurens ........ " ······•·· 11 W. L. McKittrick. ... Greenville .... " 1 2 F. E. Zemp ........ Kershaw. ············ " ···•·· 1 3 w. P. Bowers. Hampton.... " 1 4 T. C. Sparks* ..... ...... ..... " ········· Horry........... ....... 1 5 L. C. Waring ..... " ······ .. Dorchester....... 16 F. L. Gaffney .. Charleston..... " 17 ,J. E. White .. ·········••·········· York ............ .... ··············· " ························· ····•·· ......... 1 8 J. L. Dicks........... ......... Barnwell... ...... " 19 H.W. Carter..... Darlington ...... " 2 0 w. J. Wallis ............. Transylvania .... N.C. 2 1 E. N. Thurston .. Charleston ...... S. C. 2 2 H. E. Platt............... Aiken ............. 2 3 J. B. Gambrell .... ........ Greenwood .......... " 24 B. C. Boland ..... Orangeburg ....... " 2 5 A. Middleton ............. Charleston .... " 2 6 H.W. Tarkington** " ··········· Greenwood .. 27 K. L. Simons ............. ···•······ Charleston ............. " 28 K F. Snearer**. ..................I Lake........................... ............ 0. ···i +> " " "" " '"ii ~ 0 (.) 20 oo 15.41 9.62 13.31 13.42 8.28 12.01 16.09 8.06 12.14 12.04 11.19 15.55 13.52 6.62 13.08 8.61 14.26 11.49 4.52 9.75 9.72 6.40 7.25 4.26 6.28 2.68 6.92 2.02 I * 420 oo 377.70 266.5G 353.69 353.43 351.24 338.15 332.88 323.52 323.22 322.uG 317.61 315.96 314.07 233.22 306.36 306.02 305.11 299.67 298.86 297.87 296.93 295.64 294.13 292.37 289.71 144.43 280.89 137.94 Called into the Service from the Senior class and graduated on his record for three years. ** Entered the Third class and called into the Service from the Senior class. 17 �CADETS ADMITTED-Session 1917-1918. I>< Ill j NAME COUNTY 0 PAY i:: iii z iii p:i 1 W. M. Albergotti.... 2 S. B. Antley ..... .. . p 3 W. B. Ardrey. p p p p p p Cherokee .............. Calhoun .............. York 4 II. M. Arthur ... Union ... ...... . 5 A. Bannett Barnwell ....... . 6 H . B. Barker .. . ... Barnwell... .. . 7 C. A. Beckham ... York.. 8 L.B. Belk. .... York . 9 F . R. Belue ... Cherokee 10 C. W. Bethea ... Marlboro ...... 11 E.W. Black. .... Colleton ........ ... 12 W. 0. Brice ... . Fairfield .......... . 13 R. H. Brooks ... Guilford, N. C ... .... 14 L. L. Brunson .... Barnwell... ... 15 W. F. Buyck. ... Calhoun ... 16 J.P. C n,rtrette ... Horry 17 B. B. 0heney . Georgia........ 18 T . B. Clyburn. ... Lancaster .. ...... 19 I. M. Coleman .. Spartanburg ... .. 20 W. T. Collins ... York. ...... ...... .. 21 J . Cooper .... .. ....... Washington, D. C .... 22 L . G. Cooper .... North Carolina .. 23 L . M. Cudworth .. Charleston .., 24 T . R. Culler ..... Calhoun ...... 25 W. I. Davis ... North Carolina .. 26 G. L. Dial... Richland ........... 27 W. A. Dotterer ..... Charleston ... . 28 W.W. Dunkin .. Alabama .. ... 2!) A. C . Edwards .. Marion .. 30 T. R. Fishburne ... ...... .. .. Barnwell ... ... 31 R. C. Fitzsimons . Charleston .. 32 M. A. Franklin. Ohio 33 J. E. Gaines ... Oconee .. 34 H. C. Garrison .... Anderson .... 35 T. W. West .... .. Florida... 36 W. L. Goodale .. Kershaw ...... 37 W. J. Gooding .. Hampton... 38 W . G. Gibson .. Marlboro .. 39 A.G. Hampton ... Richland ... ... 40 H . C. Harrall ..... Chesterfield .. 41 W. H. Harter .. Barnwell .. 42 V. Harvey ... Berkeley...... 4.3 C. P. Hayes ... Barnwell .. Virginia.. . 441 R. T . D . Heaton ... 45 A. F. Heinsohn ... Charleston 46 B. Hiil .. Laurens ... 47 C. FL Hutchins... Spartanburg 48 W. E. Inman .. . Florence 49, H. J. Jaeger .. .. . ........ .. .... Florence .. 18 p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p B B B B B B B p p p p p p p p p p p B B B t �CADETS ADMITTED-Session 1917-1918-Continued. I>< IJa: ;:S NAME 0 COUNTY PAY i;:: l"l z l"l p::i ~ 50 R. B. Jarvis .. 51 G. K Jeffords .... 52 ~ A Jelks ... 53 H G. Kaminer .... 54 F. W. Kearse .... 55 J. 0. Kelly ... 56 W. C. Langroy .... 57 \Y. M. Layton ... 58 J. S. Lewis ... 59 J. N Lindsay ... GO J. l\I. Loadholt ..... 61 W. C. Lucas .... 62 J. L. McCarter ..... 63 P. J. McLean .. 64 W. F. Marshall.... 65 J. C. Martin ... 66 0. M. Martin ... 67 W. I. Middleton ... 68 J. S. Miller .... 69 0. C. Mood ....... 70 K R. Morgan ... 71 H. V. Murdaugh ..... 72 N. F. Nixon ... 73 R. A. Norsworthy ... 74 H. M. O'NeaL. 75 B. M. Palmer .. 76 C . .J. Parker... 77 S. D. Parsons. 78 E. C. Perry .... 79 J. L. PlatL 80 K ,\. Pollock ... 81 C . F. Poulnot.. 82 P. Powell ... 83 G. P. Richanls. 84 G. 0. Riley .. 85 R. C. Roberts ...... 86 A. B. Rosborough .. 87 T. W. Ross 88 T. K. Ruff. .. 89 F. L. Sale ............... 90 P. W. Sanders .... 91 S. Sanders .. !l2 J.P. 8covilL 93 R E. Seymour ... 94 M. Q. Shealy ... 95 G . \V. Shoemaker 96 l\I. P . Shuler .... 97 B. vY. Simons .. Charleston .. Florence .. Georgia ..... Richland .. Barnwell.... Clarendon ... Richln.nd ..... l\forion. York.. Kershaw .... Barnwell ... Charleston .. Aiken .... Aiken .. York.. York .... Marion. Georgia ... Spartanburg .... Clarendon .. Aiken .... Richland .. Horry ...... Virginia .... Barnwell .... Florence ... North Carolina .. Spartanburg. .... WilliamsbmK. Marion .. Georgia Charleston. Georgia ..... Charleston BarnwPll lhml)('rg ... Florida ... Florence. Richland .. Newberry ... Charleston Sumtl'r .... Orangeburg .. Greenwood I Aiken ... Gcorgi,t ..... I Orangeburg ..... I Charleston 19 p p p l' p l' l' p p p [' p p p n B p l' p p .. I I B l' p p p 1' p p p l' p p p p ........I p . .. ....... p l' l' p I' p l' I p I B B D B B �CADETS ADMITTED-Session 1917-1918-Continued. I>< l'l <1 8 NAME COUNTY PAY ~ e'l z e'l l:Q 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 B . N. Singleton..... W. B. Smith W. M. Smith .. .. P. G. Smith ... E . Sterne .. .. C. R. Stroup . T. M. Stubbs ... .. R. N. Tannahill. .. J. A. Tiedemann .. . J. D . Whaley .. .. L. Whisenhunt L. C. Whitaker. A. C. Wilkins .. . W. M. Wilkins ... L. L. Wilkinson . W. E. Williams ... . W. H. Williams .... T. W. Williamson... Q. A. Williford ... A.G. Wise .. .. G. C. Wise .. . C. A. Witsell ... P. Workman ... F. M. Wulbern. .. A. K. Bowman .... R . Moorman. Oconee ... ............ Lee. Jasper. Pickens .. Georgia... York. .. . Sumter ..... .. . Greenville .... Charleston ... . Charl'eston.... .. Orangeburg .... Charleston.. ...... Williamsburg .... Cherokee ............... Greenville ... ..... Darlington ··· ·· ···· ········· ······ Barnwell... .... Florence .... .. ... . Fairfield ...... ... .. . Saluda... ...... ...... Orangeburg Colleton. York. ...... .. .... . Charleston .... . Sumter .............. Richland .. .... .... .. 20 p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p B B B B B B B B �BATTALION ORGANIZATION Lieutenant and Adjutant .. Lieutenant and Quartermaster .. Lieutenant and Commissary.. Lieutenant Clerk to Commandant .. Sergeant Major ....... ..... ... . Quartermaster Sergeant Commissary Sergeant .. Quartermaster Sergeant .. COMPANY "A" Captains: Rogers Lieutenants: Zemp Dicks, J. Boland First Sergeants: Taber COMPANY "B" . ... GAMBRELL . .... ·······WHITE . ....... BOWERS . ... ADICKES . . ······ ·WITSELL, ...... COLEMAN, . ......... COTHRAN . ..... NICHOLSON COMPANY Turner Waring Wallis "c" COMPANY "o" Mood, W. Middleton, A. Thurston Bolt Huggins Stroup Levin Lawson 1. Simons, K. Sanders, J. Company Quartermaster Sergeants: Eason Jones Surasky Steel Sergeants: Cannon Still McGowan Brown Reynolds Warley Alexander, C. Wilson Hane, W. Pearlstine Johnson Taylor Corporals: Cooley Stewart Conoley Hasell Arthur, L. "f J. H. Crawford McC!enaghan Williams, P. Whaley, E. Latimer Smith, E. Gross Sanders, M. Evans Max\,:ell Rainsford Williams, W. James, W. Whitten Doyle Jeffords, R. Color Guard: Sergeants: Brown and Alexander, C. Privates: Wolfe and Keels. "Star of the West" Medal, 1918 .......... Cadet Private T. W. Williamson "Willson Ring", 1918.. ........ Cadet Captain B. R. Stroup Scholarship Medal, 1918. . . ............. Cadet Captain G. G. Cromer Prize Company, 1918, "W. C. White" Medal, Company "C", Cadet Captain W. R. Mood. 21 �THE CITADEL BAND' Director..... . Drum Major Piccolo .. Solo Bb Clarinet First Bb Clarinet Second Bb Cl::trinet Second Bb Clarinet .. Solo Bb Cornet .. Solo Bb Cornet First Bb Cornet .. Second Bb Cornet .. First Eb Alto .. Second Eb Alto First Trombone .. First Trombone .. Second Trombone . Valve Trombone .. Baritone .. Eb Tuba BBb Bass .. Snare Drum .. Cymbals .. Bass Drum . ...... CARL H. METZ ..... BOLAND, LIEUT. ..STEEL, Co. Q. M. SERGT. .. HAYNE, T. ...... HART .... PLATT, J . ......... vVISE, c. . .......................... ALLAN .... SEYMOUR .. .. CULLER, F. .. ...... FISHBURNE .. ......... vVILLIAMs, E. ......................... REEVES ... / .. .... GROSS, CORPORAL ··················································KENDRICK . ............... vVISE, A . .. DILL ... HUTCHINS ................. POWELL .......... IIANE, \.V., SERGT. . ......... TAYLOR, SERGT. .. ......... MOORMAN . ........ JEFFORDS, M. IN SERVICE. Solo Bb Cornet .. Eb Tuba .. Cymbals ..... .. ...... GAUSP, CORPORAL. ..SHERRILL. .. .... THOMFSON, 22 E. �APPORTIONMENT OF BENEFICIARY CADETSHIPS Abbeville, 1; Aiken, 2; Anderson, 3; Bamberg, 1; Barnwell, 2; Beaufort, 1; Berkeley, 1; Calhoun, 1; Charleston, 4; Cherokee, 1; Chester, l; Chesterfield, 1; Clarendon, 1; Colleton, 1; Darlington, 2; Dillon, 1; Dorchester, 1; Edgefield, 1; Fairfield, 1; Florence, 2; Georgetown, 1; Greenville, 3; Greenwo,d, 2; Hampton, 1; Horry, 1; Jasper, 1; Kershaw, 1; Lancaster, 1; Lau ren~, 2; Lee, 1; Lexington, 1; McCormick, 1; Marlboro, 1; Y[arion, 1, Newberry, 2; Oconee, 1; Orangeburg, 3; Pickens, 1; Richland, 2; Saluda, 1; Spartanburg, 4; Sumter, 2; Union, 1; Williamsburg, 2; York, 2; Total, 68. Vacancies will be advertised in the counties where they occur (and also in the leading State daily papers), for several weeks beginning a\Jout July 1st. Applicants should then obtain from the Superintendent at the Citadel proper blanks to be filled out according to law. 23 �CADETS HOLDING STATE BENEFICIARY SCHOLARSHIPS 1917-1918 *ABBEVILLE G. T. Hagan, '19 J. W. Wilson, '19 DILLON J.P. Thomas, '20 (special award). AIKEN M. Surasky, '19 P. J. McLean, '21 DORCHESTER L. C. Waring, '18 EDGEFIELD J. B. Hart, '19 ANDERSON T. C. Cannon, '19 J. L. Whitten, '20 H. C. Garrison, '21 FAIRFIELD W. 0. Brice, '21 BAMBERG R. C. Roberts, '21 FLORENCE W. C. Huggins, '19 T. W. Ross, '21 BARNWELL J. J. Still, '19 C. P. Hayes, '21 GEORGETOWN F. W. Ford, '19 BEAUFORT W. N. Levin, '18 GREENVILLE H. L. Cunningham, '18 W. L. McKittrick, '18 T. T. Dill, '19 BERKELEY V. Harvey, '21 GREENWOOD H. W. Tarkington, 18' J. K. Coleman, '19 CALHOUN S. B. Antley, '21 CHARLESTON F. L. Gaffney, '18 J. T. Witsell, 'l!l W. C. Lucas, '21 J. A. Tiedemann, '21 HAMPTON Vv. P. Bowers, '18 CHEROKEE F. R. Belue, '21 JASPER W. M. Smith, '21 CHESTER T. C. Latimer, '20 KERSHAW G. W. Nicholson, '19 CHESTERFIELD J. H. Rivers, '19 LANCASTER T. B. Clyburn, '21 CLARENDON W. C. Wolfe, '19 LAURENS J. L. Bolt, '18 J. D. Fuller, '19 COLLETON H. C. Jones, '19 LEE HORRY J. P. Cartrette, '21 DARLINGTON H. W. Carter, '18 W. E. Williams, '21 W. B. Smith, '21 LEXINGTON M. Alexander, '20 24 �T CADETS HOLDING STATE BENEFICIARY SCHOLARSHIPS, Hll 7-1918-Continued. McCORMICK (See Abbeville NoLe). SALUDA A. G. Wisc, '21 MARION J. L. Platt, '21 SPARTANBURG B. R. Stroup, '18 R. S. Baynard, '20 I. M. Coleman, '21 J. S. Miller, '21 MARLBORO W. G. Gibson, '21 NEWBERRY C. J. Dunston, '19 F. L. Sale, '21 SUMTER J. H. Sanders, '19 H. V. Bradley, '20 OCONEE B. N. Singleton, '21 UNION J. R. Lawson, '19 ORANGEBURG A. D. Fair, '19 M. K. Jeffords, '19 G. C. Wise, '21 WILLIAMSBURG E. C. Perry, '21 A. C. Wilkins, '21 PICKENS L. J. Stewart, '20 YORK H.F. Adickes, '18 J.E. White, '18 RICHLAND A. R. Tabor, '19 F. A. Thompson, '19 CADETS HOLDING CHAR.LESTON CITY SCHOLAR.SHIPS 1917=1918. F. R. Rogers, '18 E. N. Thurston, '18 A. S. Reynolds, '19 S. Warley, '19 P. C. Doyle, '20 W. A. Dotterer, '21 * One vacancy from Abbeville County, when it occurs, goes to McCormick County. 25 �COURSE OF STUDIES The course of studies for the first two years is obligatory, all Cadets doing the same class-room work. In the last two years some of the studies are required, others are elective. (Note: Students are advised not to purchase any text books before coming to the College, as they are subject to change.) FIRST YEAR-FOURTH CLASS. Mathematics, 5 hours a week, 8 months. Wells & Hart's Plane and Solid Geometry; Schultze's Advanced Algebra; Palmer & Leigh's Plane Trigonometry. Physics, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Spinney's Physics; Laboratory work. English, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Lorner & Ashmun's Study and practice of Writing English History, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Haynes' Political and Social History of Modern Europe, Vol. 1. French, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Francois' Beginners French. De Monvert's "La Belle France". Military Science, 1 hour a week, 8 months. Infantry Drill Regulations, U. S. Army. Total hours a week ..........18 SECOND YEAR-THIRD CLASS. Mathematics, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Palmer & Leigh's Spherical Geometry & Trigonometry; Wilson & Tracey's Analytic Geometry. Chemistry, 4 hours a week, 8 months. Elementary Chemistry and Laboratory Outline by Alex. Smith. English, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Brooke's English Literature; Newcomer & Andrews' Twelve Centuries of English Prose and Poetry. History, 2 hours a week, 8 months. Hayes' Political and Social History of Modern Europe, Vol. II. French, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Drill in pronunciation and verbs; various French texts. 26 �Drawing and Descriptive Geometry, 4 hours a week, 8 months. French's Engineering Drawing; Church's Descriptive Geometry. Military Science, 1 hour a week, 8 months. Guard Manual, U. S. Army; Firing Regulations for Small Arms; Infantry Drill Regulations. Total hours a week .. .......................................... 20 THIRD YEAR-SECOND CLASS. Engineering (elective) 4 hours a week, 8 months. Raymond's Surveying; French's Engineering Drawing. Mathematics, (elective) 3 hours a week, 8 months. March & Wolff's Calculus. Physics (elective), 3 hours a week, 8 months. Duff's Physics; Laboratory work. Chemistry, (elective), 9 hours a week, 8 months. General Chemistry; Qualitative Analysis. Smith's College Chemistry; Tower's Qualitative Analysis. English, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Krapp's Modern English; The English Essay. History, (elective), 3 hours a week, 8 months. Bassett's Short History of the United States: Hart's Source Book of American History. German (elective) 3 hours a week, 8 months. Walter & Krause's Beginners' German; Various texts. French, (elective) 3 hours a week, 8 months. Various French texts. Military Science, 1 hour a week, 8 months. Field Service Regulations, Map reading and sketching; Infantry Drill Regulations. FOURTH YEAR- FIRST CLASS. Engineering (elective), 10 hours a week, 8 months. Miller & Lilly's Analytic Mechanics; Raymond's Surveying; Hough ton's Mechanics of Materials; Russell's Hydraulics; Malcolm's Graphic Statics; Conklin's Structural Design. English (elective) 3 hours a week, 8 months. Shakespeare's Plays. 27 �Physics (elective), 6 hours a week, 8 months. Electricity and Magnetism; Electrical Measurements. Chemistry (elective), 9 hours a week, 8 months. Theoretic Organic Chemistry by Cohen; lecture and laboratory, 4 hours a week. Quantitative Analysis, 5 hours a week; lectures and laboratory. Analytic Chemistry by Treadwell. Biology, (elective), 9 hours a week, 8 months. General Zoology; lectures and laboratory work. Government and Politics, 3 hours a week, 4 months. Board's American Government and Politics; Beard's Readings in American Government and Politics. Political Economy, 3 hours a week, 4 months. Ely's Outlines of Economics. German (elective), 3 hours a wyek, 8 months. Various German texts. Spanish (elective) 3 hours a week, 8 months. Hills & Ford's First Spanish Course; Alarcon's "El Capitan Veneo ;" Supple's "Spanish Reader of South American History." Military Science, 2 hours a week, 8 months. Beach's Military Engineering; Dudley's Abridgment of Military Law; Laws of war; Drill Regulations; Manual of Courts Martial. 28 �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/items/show/1404 https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/39779/archive/files/49cc8ba5146e4d18ecb5496e61bd1cdc.pdf?Expires=1782950400&Signature=ji3Guao4X84U6%7Exgszgw4dkata8c5K1HgRiJvLeBc6x1EHMoAy9-do8CfVbb-PjcqzjzCi9VUwO9wbtXcb5eBkp5gl1PVNi8b7svRZdOhvAhd0TsVhYPX1e8gpovZQkfQGCviQngc-aQkA0Lpx0cUGnKixdHscKw83eDnFCO5Z2Vma-P5t02fjKgIMdW4N4b5ibCqLCQqV8VQvZFMFSF%7EWCc9Yy3Yg0eA2CDuI8i4uEEpsLU1eE7M0yA1LD9%7EOuBefFZhJwIJ39g%7EFadpsw6BHYUlR-bQ1-qVAskOcda4aQWt3U9fwUwvh-7Dn1PqcjvVCiEROgYGNcIGDWifzSOjw__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 996d322af57ecad03bd7f542562fa507 PDF Text Text �OFFICIAL REGISTER THE CITADEL The Military College of South Carolina Charleston, S. C. SESSION 1916--1917. T)otK ltANIITT ,OIITG CO. OH ....... 1917 ■. e �ORGANIZATION Board of Visitors 0. SHEPPARD, Esq., Chairmah, Edgefield, S. C. Col. E. M. BLYTHE, Greenville, S. C. Col. D. A. Spivey, Conway, S. C. Jno. P. Thomas, Esq., Charleston, S. C. Jas. H. Hammond, Esq., Columbia, S. C. Ex-Officio His EXCELLENCY R. I. MANNING, Governor, Columbia, S. C. GEN. W.W. MOORE, Adjutant and Inspector-General, Columbia, S. C. HoN. J. E SWEARINGEN, State Superintendent of Education, Columbia, S. C. HoN. JAs. G. PADGETT Chairman Military Committee, Se~atc, Walterboro, S. C. HoN. WM. R. RICHEY, JR., Chairman Military Committee, House of Representatives, Laurens, S. C. 3 �Academic Board CoL. 0. J. BOND, Superintendent. LT.-CoL. E. B. GAREY, lsT. LIEUT, U. S. A. Commandant of Cadets, and Professor Military Science. MAJ, R. G. THOMAS, Professor of Mathematics and Engineering. MAJ, H. S. McGILLIV RAY, Professor of English. MAJ. JOHN W. MOORE, Professor of History and Political Science. MAJ. HENRY E. RAINES, Quartermaster. CAPT, LOUIS KNOX, Professor of Chemistry. CAPT, L. s. LETELLIER Professor of Drawing. CAPT, L. F. HILDEBRANDT, Professor of French and Spanish. CAPT, A. L. HODGES, Professor of Physics. CAPT. c. A. GRAESER, Professor of French and German. 1st LIEUT, C. L. HAIR, Assistant Professor of Mathematics. 1st LIEUT. S. J. WILLIAMS, Assistant Professor of English and History. 1st LIEUT. F. P. GUTHRIE, Assistant Professor of Physics. DR, R. S. CATHCART, Surgeon. Other Officers Miss INEZ B. PARRY, Librarian. MRs, J. P. CHAPMAN, Matron of Mess Hall. Miss F. J. GASQUE, Matron of Hospital. CARL METZ. Band Instructor. MR. C. B. ROBBINS, Intercollegiate Y. M. C. A. Secretary. 4 �CLASSIFICATION OF CADETS The Cadets are arranged in four distinct classes, corresponding to the four years of study. The Cadets employed on the first year's course constitute the Fourth Class; those on the second year's course, the Third Class; those on the third year's course, the Second Class; and those on the fourth year's course, t,he First Class. NOTE Those Cadets marked (*) are officially selected for publication, conformably to a regulation which requires the names of the most distinguished Cadets not exceeding two in each class, to be reported for this purpose at each Annual Examination. MERIT ROLLS The marks on which the merit rolls are made are obtained by multiplying the average in each branch by its ''weight.'' The aggregate of these "weighted averages," with the Conduct Marks added in, determine the relative class standing of Cadets. Elective studies are not counted in t):te final grading for graduation. WEIGHTS. The weights given the various subjects are proportional to the time assigned them in the schedule of recitations. CONDUCT MARK. The value of the Conduct Mark is fixed at 5 per cent ·• of the Academic aggregate. ACADEMIC STANDARD. A minimum average of 50 per cent. is required in each department, and a "general average" of 66} per cent. of the aggregate-not including the Conduct Mark-is required for advancement to a higher class and for graduation. 5 �CONDUCT ROLL · Rolls exhibiting the relative standing of the Cadets in Conduct shall be formed by the Superintendent, at the June examination for the whole Academic Year, in the following manner: lsT. Merits. basis. Merits.shall be awarded to the Cadets upon the following For perfect Conduct for one week ......................................................................... 1 2ND. DEMERITS. To all the recorded delinquencies of the Cadets shall be affixed a number of demerits, not exceeding 10, corresponding to the degree of criminality. 3RD. In determining standing on the "Conduct Roll", Merits and Demerits shall have correlative value. DEFICIENCY IN CONDUCT. When any Cadet shall have a number expressing his demerits on the general Conduct Roll greater than 200 for his Fourth Class year, 170 for his Third Class year, 150 for his Second Class year, 130 for his First Class year, such Cadet shall be declared deficient in Conduct, and be immediately suspended, and reported to the Board at its next meeting. 6 �CADETS OF THE CITADEL ARRANGED IN ORDER OF MERIT IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CLASSES FOR THE SESSION 1916-1917. NOTE-The numbers give the relative standing of the Cadets in the various departments. 7 �FIRST CLASS-3.Jc MEMBERS. _>. I ti NAME COUNTY " 0 ·. ;i ·@ p, >. I ] \_ _ Order of Merit in ."' ·~ i:Q s1 "O 1, "'5 ~ Q ·c \ w. "' " "' "'1 > E-< ·n «: gj " E-< " w. 0 «: f;'i 1 !I . ~ (l) 00 \ ~bfj ,-.1 .,. . 0 "' ~ ·o w. "' ;:;: "' " "' 'O +' 'O .t: 'O ;:;: ;:;: Q 1 3 2 10 10 14 7 20 19 27 22 1 I 7 89.16 3.31 2 I 5 83.53 3.46 4 I 25 83.40 1.61 7 7 78.00 3.31 17 6 76.97 3.34 15 15 75.97 2.47 20 2 71.99 4.29 12 31 73.01 0.36 24 26 71.18 1.46 21 69.83 2.18 JS 32 I 29 68.18 0.66 8 13 .i 25 9 21 12 22 23 " il " ·.;i ~ 0 p, I +' >. " " [;; 0 " :;::l "' il > «: " 0 " Q ENGINEERING SECTION 1 *J. G. McRae ............ 2 R. G. Howard .......... 3 J. F. Moriarty ........ 4 W. Q. Jeffords ......... 5 E.W. King .............. 6 H. C. Savage ............ 7 K. Green .................. 8 W. W. Muckenfuss .. 9 W. K. Dickson ........ 10 J. W. Lea. ........ ..... 11 W . G. Wallace ......... Dillon ........ ······ S. C. Darlington ...... Hampden .... .... Mass Florence ..... Lexington ..... Orangeburg ...... Williamsburg Aiken ...... ... Oconee .... Florence . Florence ... .... s._9. .. .. .. .. B. P. P. B. P. B. P. B. B. P. P. 16 17 17 17 18 18 16 118 18 16 17 1 3 2 5 4 6 8 10 g 11 7 1 2 5 3 8 18 20 7 10 17 22 I . ENGLISH-BIOLOGY SECTION • 1 2 3 4 5 ti E. B. Hope ....... ..... G. L. Chumbley D. A. Holladay ... W. A. Moore ... ....... S. Y. Dinkins ........... G. H. Whisenhunt .. Marion .. . S. C. Laurens. ········ Ga. S. C. Fairfield .. Greenwood ..... Sumter ............. Orangeburg..... .. B. P. B. P. 17 16 17 18 P. 17 P. 18 2 1 3 5 4 9 11 24 14 28 16 6 5 17 18 23 9 28 17 12 4 13 79.32 3.16 79.3 1 0.83 73.36 2.26 71.07 2.62 69.01 3.70 68.53 2.53 J CHEMISTRY-BIOLOGY SECTION. .. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 H. C. Switzer .... ...... J. L. Weeks ...... ..... J. A. Clarkson ....... E. H. Poulnot ... ...... E.P. Norwood. ...... F. S. Poulnot ..... ...... 0. C. Moore .... ......... J. C. Cogswell .......... Spartanburg .... Charleston ...... Richland ... Charleston ..... Manon ........... Charleston ... Marlboro ........ Charleston ....... s. .9· . " .. .. . B. B. P. P. 18 18 17 15 18 P. 16 B. 20 P. 17 r. 3 13 2 19 1'5 1 4 5 7 6 7 21 23 25 12 26 PHYSICS SECTION. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 *T. B. Fowler ........... Marion ........... S. C. H. H. Jeter ............ Union....... J. A. Nichols ....... York......... ." L. G. Merritt .. ....... Saluda.............. " E. M. Galphin ....... Greenwood.. ..... " J. P. Mahaffey ........ Lee............... ... " A. T. Elmore .... ........ Washington ... D. C. F. R. Rogers ............ ,Charleston ...... S. C. S. C. Strohecker ...... Charleston .... 8 P. P. P. P. P. B. P. P. P. I 21 16 9 14 28 26 31 30 l 5 6 31 10 14 19 26 16 10 16 19 21 23 14 27 24 20 2 4 4 3 1 15 1 5 24 7 17 20 4 I 31 29 11 3 16 3 I 30 25 28 11 18 7 ~ 27 12 27 20 16 6 32 6 30 32 17 5 29 32 29 30 . 161 Absent. ot Graded. 171 Absent. Not Graded. /72.90 73.07 72.64 71.56 69.26 67.85 68.65 67.46 3.10 2.32 2.24 2.18 2.12 2.50 1.37 1.73 .l .. 86.80 4.56 85.40 2.26 75.49 3.81 74.55 2.74 75.01 2.21 73.95 0.27 71.56 0.45 �SECOND CLASS-34 MEMBERS t.: P1 ... 0 ." NAME COUNTY " :! Order of Merit in .., .,. " " " i ~ " ,_.., " ." ·z "" ... < o•M " < " ,,s ~ "' H w ., > ., "' ]" _e·.g -~ .a l',1 "" '" .23 " " " " is::,:':! ~,O " c .a $ f-< " f " > ..8ai ~". ~ gj' < ~ ,, :, :,'" .a -~ - "" .~ "" " "" f-< " > " -,:oa wr::> Pe I p:: l',1 ~ ~ 0 < 0 w 0 .; 11 >, 1. >, 00 >, Q) 0 P.. . 0 0 0 0 0 ENGINEERING SECTION. 1 *G. G. Cromer .......... ,Andcrson .......... S. C. 2 B. R. Stroup ........... Spartanburg .... 3 N. J. Cromer.. ...... Newberry ........ 4 W. R. Mood ........... Clarendon ........ 5 H. L. Cunningham Greenville. 6 H. W. Carter .......... 11arlington ...... " 7 W. L. McKittrick .. Greenville ..... 8 W. J. Wallis ............ Transylvania ... N.C. 9 T. C. Sparks ........... Horry................ S. C. 10 H. W. Tarkington .. Greenwood ....... 11 W. P. Bowers .......... Hampton ......... 12 A. M.iddleton .......... Charleston ..... 13 J.E. White ............. York ........... 14 J. L. Dicks .............. Barnwell .. 15 F. L. Gaffney ......... f"ha.rieston. 16 L. C. Waring .......... Dorchester Orangeburg. 17 B. C. Boland .... H. H. Buck .... Marion. L. 0. Way .. ... Orangeburg o. K. F. Sncarcr ......... Lake . . P. rn 1 1 1 .... 1 2 91.7513.8•) B. 18 3 2 3 .... 13 7 2 8 86.00 2.90 111 2 B. 18 2 3 2 "" 18 4 14 3 82.9513.56 P. 17 5 5 4 .... 12 14 4 12 80.03 2 63 B. 17 4 14 7 .... 15 lU 15 5 75.H 3.37 B. 17 6 12 8 .... 20 75.1511.14 B. 17 12 8 9 .... 13 15116 21 73.43 2.60 12 20 13 P. 16 9 7 6 .. 17 21 17120 73.85 1,;35 B. 19 ll 4 13 .... 10 23 19116 B. 19 10 6 15 ... 24 18 10 15 R. 16 15 l7 16 .... 8 9 9111 70.70 2.71 P. 17 8 9 5 .... 22 24 1122 72.26 1.08 B. 18 16 13 12 .... 19 22 21[ 6 60 .43 3.31 P. 18 7 11 11 ... 25 2026118 70.10 1.65 B. 19 17 16 17 ... 21 8 7 17 HD.85 1.68 B. 18 13 10 10 .. 26 26 13 9 68.66 2. 79 P. 17 14 15 14 "" 11 16 6[26 70.96 0.21 P. 18 Deficient. ·]' ot advanced. P. 18 Deficient. Not advanced. P. 20 Deficient. Not advanced. ~rig1~J1 CHEMISTRY SECTION. ,. - l *H. F. Adickes ..... ·rork .............. "s. ... Laureus . ....... 2 ,J. L. Bolt .. 3 R. Y. Tu:.-ner, Jr .•• 1Fairfielcl ........ 4 F.E. Zf'mp ......... ... Kershaw ........ 5 W.N. Levin .... ..... Beaufort ......... 6 J. B. Gambrell .. .... Greenwood ....... Charleston ....... 7 E.N. Thurston. 8 K. L. Simons ......... Charleston ... H. E. Platt... .. ........ Aiken .. 9 J.C. Weeks .... ........ Aiken ........... .... Kershaw ... D. Boykin .. T. B. Doolittle. .. , Charleston ... G. N. Foy .. ............. Saluda ... P.A. Price ........ . Barnwell ,'?· B. !17 B . 111 18 117 P. P. B. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. 17 Hi 16 16 16 17 18 18 B. 20 B . 17 9 1 1 2 3 24 7 7 3 8 10 4 511 5 1 2 r, 8 9 5 24 4 2 6 6 23 23 4 2 5 3 3 13 D 12 7 6 4 13 25 14 8 9 7 8 .... 9 16 17 22 19 9 7 . 5 23 2517 25 PcrmiLted to resign Apr. Absent. Not graded. Absent. Not graded. Honorably disc. l\'lay 30, Honorably disc. May 30, 1 3 1 5 6 4 89.01 0.96 80.63 2.74 78.49 4.17 76.10 3.43 78.13 1.01 75.79 2.93 71.47 2.55 69.47 1.54 68.10 0.66 9, 1917 1917. 1917. �THIRD CLA_SS-81 MEMBERS. ,t -,, J:Q '" 0 NAME COUNTY 0 " :~ 0 l'i1 E-< ..: E-< "" U1 1 *F. E. Cothran ............ GMraerelnbworo0od ...... S. C. 2 *J. W. Keels. ....... ....... ....... . 3 M. Surasky .... . ........... Aiken .... " 4 H. C. Jones ............... Colleton. ......... " 5 W. C. Huggins .......... Florence.......... " 6 J. H. Sanders. ....... Sumter.... " 7 A. T. Brown .............. Laurens. ........ " 8 A. D. Fair ................ Orangeburg... " 9 W. C. Wolfe ............ :: 10 J. T. Witsell .............. Clarendon..... Charleston. " 1 1 J. W. Wilson..... ...... Abbeville ...... 12 J. B. Hart ................. Edgefield.... " 13 M. K. Jeffords ........ Orangeburg .... " 14 J. H. Rivers ............... Chesterfield... " 15 C .J. Dunston ......... ·c 1erry ....... :: Newb 16 A. L. Street.. , ........ . har eston .... J 7 J. D. Fuller..... ... Laurens......... " 18 A. S. Reynolds ......... Charleston . " 19 G. T. Ha!:lan ............. Abbeville .. :: 20 W. C. Hane .............. Calhoun... 21 L .E. Bush ................. Aiken.............. " 22 J . R. Lawson ............ Union. ....... ... 23 T. T. Dill... ................ Greenville....... :: 24 G. W. Nicholson ....... Kershaw. . ...... 25 A. R. Taber ................ Richland....... " 26 T. C. Cannon ............. Anderson .... ... :; 27 J . H. Coleman ........... greenwood...... .. 28 J. L. Whitelaw........... harleston ...... .. 29 J. C. McGowan ........ Laurens............ 30 F. A. Thompson... Richland.... .... " 31 J. J. Still, Jr. ............ Barnwell.......... " 32 J. C. Lybrand .......... Aiken .............. " 33 S. Warley .................. Charleston...... " 34 l\L Jenkins ................. Buncombe ....... N. C, 35 C. Alexander ............. Chester ............ S. C. 36 K. E. Johnson ............ Florence. ......... " 37 F. W. Ford .... .. ........... Georgetown.... " 38 J. C. Crouch ............. Richland.......... " 39 E. W. Rugheimer ...... Charleston...... " 11 G. P . Ashe .................. York............. P.H. Ashe .................. York................. B. R. Baker ................ Charleston ...... W. D. Brown ............ ,. Marion............ J. G. Bruce ................. Anderson........ M . L. Bush ................ Guilford ........... E. D. Byers, Jr. ......... Spartanburg .... J. K. Coleman ............ Greenwood...... J.E. Cook .................. Williamsburg.. C. G. DesChamps ..... Sumter............. T. E. Dunbar ............ Aiken.............. J. D. Eason ................ Charleston...... A. Epstein .................. Charleston ...... 0. L. Erwin, Jr .......... Transylvania .. W. W. Fant ............... Spartanburg .... W. G. Gamble ............ Williamsburg.. J.C. Graham ............ Williamsburg.. R. L. Hollman ........... Spartanburg.... T. B. Hayne .............. Richland.......... W. E. Hurt ................ Williamsburg.. W. E. James .............. Darlington... R . L. Jeffords ............ Darlington...... T. Johnson .................. Chester........... P. Lake ...................... . Laurens............ L. E. Laughlin .......... Florence........ " " 11 Order of Merit in "Cl -~ 8 "Cl I I ., ..: " ~ ~ I I " " " ·Z U1 t ::,: ~ gf ta " "" " s ·a ., t-lA -~ ~ .g " " " "" ii "" ~ " ~ " " " > I~ 0 Q) OJ) .,: Pp'·. ~ 17 1 16 2 B. 17 6 B. B. 1f B. 17 15 P. 17 4 B. 17 6 B. 17 5 B. B. B. 17 8 B. 1714 B. 18 37 B. 17 18 ii +> .Q A A'° Q l'i1 +> " ~1& ~i:i@ +> " 2 1 1 3 [ 11 11 1 2 4 1 29 7 3 4 13 7 7 8 ~ 1 2~ 1 4 6 10 29 12 31 17 19 18 11 1 4 5 5 22' 8 22 1 9 1 23 1021 1 13 15 3 16 0 Q "Cl ..: 1 8 11 88.78 2.59 25 85.44 1.25 6 82.84 3.20 rn i gi 2g~t~~ tg~ 77.41 4.18 36 80.16 0.20 22 78.311.63 20 77.75 1.82 n tngg 28 1 4 ~g 2~ 34 78.12 0.31 ~5 1 3 26 rn ~~:~! ~:g~ 16 26 .P. B. P. B. P. P. B. B. B. B. B. P. P. P. B. B. P. P. P. P. P. B. P. P. 1~ 1 19 3 , 52426131476.282.06 6 14 24 32 8 18 1 73.80 4.33 34 30 2'18 5 27 9 74.30 2.71 ii 39 14 1 12 10 ~i 16 21 7&.26 8:t~ f~ i 11 1I i 33 ~~~~ti& 1.68 i 18 2 1 18 27 17 27 6 25 14 10 32 73.68 0.41 i~ 218 2t g.~g 37 27 15 ~~ ~~:~~ i:~~ ~ A~ iNZ 13 71.14 2.25 18 28 17 23 1 18 18 19 20 18 16 18 18 19 16 17 21 12 33 32 26 27 39 22 38 36 31 37 32' 26 24 31 24 31 28 24 30 33 9 9 35 22 38 35 23 34 9 38 12 32 36 10 28 18 32 21 20 30 23 34 20 19 9 31 36 20 35 38 39 33 30 17 36 24 71.57 13 39 5 69.57 23 11 19 70.30 28 32 4 68.56 181 17 69.75 18 36 18 29 70.86 31 2 7 68.40 35 4 14 69.07 6 24 39 70.97 25 25 25 69 79 32 1 18 69.16 33 1.37 3.27 1.85 3.34 1.99 0.72 3.00 2.06 0.12 1.25 1.87 i~ ~f ~6 ii ~g g ~gi ~~ ~6:~i1 8:~~ 18 35 21 13 39 27 39 14 12 67.3612.28 17 25 38 37 33 23 19 34 271 67.96 0.98 i~ ~i ~~~if~~~ ~~ I~~~~ ~g~18:E P. 19 Honorably disc. Oct. 10, 1916. P. 20 Permittd to resign, Jan. 3, 1917. P. 17 Not graded. P. 17 Honorably disc, May 26, 1917. B. 19 Deficient. Dropped May 31, 1917. " " N. C. P. 16 Deficient. Not advanced. S. C. P. 19 Deficient. Not advanced. B. 19 Not graded. 11 P. 19 Permitted to resign Mch. 28, '17. " P. 18 Deficient. Not advanced, " P. 16 Not graded. " P. 19 Deficient. Not advanced, " B. 17 Deficient. Dropped May 31 1917. N. C. P. 20 Permitted to resign Jan. 9, 1917. S. C. B. 16 Deficient. Dropped May 31, 1917 " P. 18 Absent. Not graded. " P. 20 Permitted to resign May 23, 1917 " P. 17 Deficient, Not advanced, 11 P. 17 Notgraded. " B. 18 Permitted to resign March 7, 1917 " B. 18 Deficient, Dropped May 31, 1917 " B. 19 Deficient. Not advanced. " 1:'. 17 Permitted to resign. Jan. 3, 1917 " P. 17 Permitted to resign. Jan. 3, 1917 ,, P. 17 Deficient. Not advanced, 10 �THIRD CLASS-81 MEMBERS-CoN. ,... "" "' -., " p:i >< Order of Merit in -j " 0 "" ~ "' < -~ " " a t " " ·s 0 0 NAME COUNTY " "' < :i f.; f.; Ul 0 p.. J. M. Lesesne......... Williamsburg .. M. S. McFadden ...... Williamsburg.. E. J. McManus ......... Charleston...... J. Q . Marshall... ....... Richland.......... M. Pearlstine ........... Charleston...... H. S. Pearsall ............. Edgecombe ..... A. L Poole ................. Cherokee ...... D. M. Prince, Jr..... Richmond ...... R. P. Quarles. . .. Honolulu...... L. H. Schenk ..... Kershaw ....... G .W. Smith, Jr ........ Union... ;~. G. Sneed ................ Greenwood.... G. H. Steel... .............. Vanderberg .... 0. N. Taylor .............. Cicero F. E. Thomson .......... Richland .......... \V.W.Wannamaker.Jr Orangeburg..... W. G. Williams .......... Lancaster........ .d " ~ "' ~ bJ) 0 < ~ S. C. B. 16 " P. 19 P. 17 P. 17 P. 16 N. C. P. 19 S. C. B. 17 N C. P. 18 II.I. P. 20 18 S .• ~· 18 " P. 19 Ind. P. 16 Ill. P. 20 S. C. P. 18 P. 15 B. 18 t·. 11 11 " ~ Ul ..., ..., " "~ c~ ·- "' e "..., A i .s" ""' "" > " 0" " < "" Or'il ~£ 0~ 0 -;; .d bJ)"' 0 :, bJ) 0 :, -~ i ~ A >< ·- 0 0 Deficient. Dropped May 31, HJ 7 Not graded. Deficient. Not advanced. Permitted to resign Apr.17.1917. Not graded. Deficient. Not advanced. Deficient. Dropped May 31, 1917 Dismissed Nov. 14, 1916. Permitted to resign, Feb. 28, 1917 Deficient. Not advanced. Deficient. Not advanced. Deficient. Not advanced. Deficient. Not advanced. Not graded. Deficient. Not advanced. Deficient. Not advanced. Deficient. Dropped May 31, 191 7 �FOURTH CLASS-78 MEMBERS. Order of Merit in NAME COUNTY _., " .g " 0 0 I, 1 ·w. B. Cooley ............. Anderson .. '... 2 *L. J. Stewart ............. Pickens.............. 3 M. E. Gross.............. Orangeburg..... 4 G. P. McClenaghan. Florence............ 5 F. B. Gary....... Abbeville...... 6 E. B. Smith ........... St.Louis..... 7 J. C. Rainsford.. .. Edgefield.. 8 C. Moore .................. Laurens.. 9 H. V. Bradley .......... Sumter.... 10 11. P. Williams ......... Richland. 11 V. A. Crawford.. .. Beaufort... 12 T. C. Latimer .......... Chester.......... 13 S. M. Sanders... . Charleston...... 14 P. G. Hasell ............... Charleston.... 15 P. C. Doyle .............. Charleston....... 16 J.B. Middleton.... Charleston.... 17 W. Evans... . ... Marlboro......... 18 G. C. Carrington .... Spartanburg 19 ,J.E.Nelson ......... Kershaw... 20 J. W. Simmons... Bamburg... 21 W. J. Jackson ... Orangeburg... 22 J. L. Whitten ............ Anderson........ 23 W. E. Whaley.. . .. Charleston.... 24 G. H. Allan ................ Dorchester. ~5 l:l. S. Watts.... . Laurens.... 26 B. R. Linley ............. Anderson...... 27 H. M. James ............ Clarendon.. 28 W. J. Maxwell. ......... Florence............ 29 R. S. Baynard Spartanburg ... 30 W. B. Conoley ........... Lowndes... 31 T. W. Yarboro.... Marion.. 32 A. W. Riley.. Barnwell. 33 J. J. Padgett ............. Colleton... 34 A. B. Cochran ........... Mitchell.... 35 J. E. Griffen ............... Colleton ........... 36 R. G. Kendrick.. Mecklenburg .. 37 E.T. Moore ............ Williamsburg 38 G. F. Reeves.. Colleton... 39 J. B. Skinner... Berkeley............ 40 F. I. Culler ............... Orangeburg... 41 M. Alexander.. Lexington . 42 F. F. Price... Colleton......... .. 43 W. E. Breese, Jr. . Transylvania H A. P. Guasp ............. San Juan ......... 45 R. V. Dicks.. . Richland. 46 J.P. Thomas ............. Richland........ 47 G. G. Miler.. . ....... Dorchester.. L. Arthur... Richland... V. M. Babb Greenville. G. E. Bruner, Jr. ..... Florence... J. D. Brunson .......... Sumter........ L. L. Clyburn. .. ..... Kershaw... T. E. Davis.. .. ..... Newberry. J.E. DeLoach .......... Kershaw. C. A. Dunn ............... Kershaw.... C. R. Durden. Catoosa......... . F. B. Edwards ...... Lexington.. H.B. Hankey ...... Cleveland....... T. B. Hinnant... Willimsburg. R. C. James... . ..... Calhoun... J. F. Jeffries..... . Union............... H. L. Johnson.. .. Smithfield . S.C. P. B. P. P. P. Mo. P. S.,~. P. P. B. P. P. B. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. B. P. B. P. P. P. P. P. P. B. Ga. P. S.C P. P. P. Ga. P. S.C. P. N.C. P. P. P. P. P. B. P. N.C. P. P. R. P. S.C. P. " B. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. Ga. P. S.C. P. 0. P. S.C. P. B. P. N. C. P. sp 17 16 17 19 16 17 16 17 18 17 17 18 17 16 17 16 16 18 17 19 17 18 16 17 17 19 17 17 17 18 18 17 17 18 18 18 21 18 19 17 19 17 16 18 19 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 18 17 18 17 20 17 18 17 17 6 2 1 5 1 4 12 92.97 2.90 9 3 3 2 4 2 6 91.74 3.49 2 1 10 9 11 15 10 89.81 3.17 1 5 3 9 2 38 15 90.33 2.39 3 4 15 8 11 1 15 89.33 2.39 13 8 5 15 8 5 2 87.80 3.74 14 9 11 13 4 12 4 87.02 3.57 8 14 7 3 6 5 34 89.10 1.39 9 6 9 6 9 14 29 88.58 1.58 17 35 8 1 3 7 5 85.26 3.53 26 30 6 4 10 9 7 84.99 3.30 4 7 11 22 24 29 22 84.35 2.02 5 13 44 12 26 3 2 81.93 3.74 2g 15 17 14 19 21 1 81.09 3.84 22 16 25 7 15 8 33 82.90 1.47 lg 16 18 16 17 3118 81.34 2.31 21 26 26 25 16 19 11 80.06 3.11 7 12 16 23 36 11 40 82.36 0.74 20 10 301714254481.730.17 11 19 2 38 42 44 29 79.60 1.58 25 20 28 311818 27 79.411.68 15 18 20 37 27 24 24 78.91 1.83 26 23 41 40 20 34 8 77.41 3.19 30 34 14 30 7 22 46 79.82 0.08 16 22 34 28 33 39 14 76.68 2.46 12 11 31 43 43 15 32 77.19 1.53 28 24 24 29 38 13 27 76.66 1.68 40 27 20 26 13 43 39 76.08 0.80 34 21 39 11 39 32 20 74.55 2.04 30 25 37 34 45 10 17 74.04 2.37 37 29 22 26 22 40 20 74.25 2.04 22 38 35 38 29 33 29 73.89 1.58 38 33 26 19 25 26 42 74.31 0.69 33 42 40 47 21 26 9 71.76 3.13 41 37 13 32 28 26 37 73.68 1.20 36 28 32 20 36 23 43 73.86 0.53 43 47 28 18 30 15 26 71.311.74 24 40 43 41 34 46 23 69.42 l.9;J 18 31 46 45 46 42 34 69.03 Ul9 32 36 47 42 34 40 40 69.51 0.74 :l5 43 42 35 4 7 36 13 67.54 2.48 38 45 45 46 40 19 19 67.44 2.29 46 44 38 21 22 30 45 69.59 0.13 42 41 23 33 32 47 47 69.28 0.00 47 39 33 23 31 35 38 67.64 0.91 45 46 18 36 44 37 25 66.70 1.79 44 32 36 43 4145 36 67.15 1.24 Not graded Permitted to resign, Mch. 29, '17 Deficient. Not advanced. Permited to resign, Mch. 29, '17 Deficient. Not advanced. Dismissed May 31, 1917. Deficient. Not advanced. Deficient. Not advanced. Permitted to resign Apr. 12, '17 Deficient. Not advanced. Permitted to resign Mch. 7, '17 Deficient. Not advanced. Degcient. Dropped May 31, '17 Deficient. Not advanced Dropped April 17, 1917. 12 I �FOURTH CLASS-78 MEMBERS-CONTINUED, >, ,._, NAME 0 " ".;l ·.i 0 P; I -., §J 1 bl) J. 0. Ladd ................. Chesterfield ... s.c. P. R. E. McDuffie ... Marion ...... P. M. McSwain ...... ...... Dillon .. P. H. K. Millard ... . Woodford ... Ill. P. .T. L . Morgan ... . Sewannee Fla . P. C. C. Rasor.. .. . Laurens ... s.c. P. C. M. Reames ........... Lee .................. P. C. A. Sherrill.... ......... Chesterfield ...... P. W. T. Sifly, Jr. .......... Orangeburg ... .. P. P.T. Smith ...... ......... Marlboro. P. W. E. Stevens .. ...... Warsaw . .......... N. c. P. F'. R. Street ........... ... Charleston ... s.c. P. J. W. Thompson .... .. Edgefield ..... JVI. Toney .. ........... Edgefield .. P. " IP. J. T. Watson .. .... t:;aluda ... P. J.C. Wood .... . Dillon .... P. 13 17 18 20 20 20 19 19 21 18 20 18 18 1 17 19 18 l9 .... ... ., " " " ... 0 COUNTY I Order of Merit in ·g s:l "' < ·.;i " 2 " " ..c1 a " c-< ~ " "" < c-< " ~ 00 0 < ;:;: i:q ·S 00 "' " ' .] >, ..c1 P; :@ i:' 0 ~ >, ;:;: t " ~~ " j ... " -~ r,c. ;@ 0" " s:l 0 "" P1 b/J " e " > < +> " " s:l 0 " 0 Deficient. Not advanced. Dismissed Jan. 22, 1917. Permitted to resign May 8, 1917 Honorably disc. May, 1917 Deficient. Not advanced . Dismissed Oct., 27, 191G. Dropped Dec., 1916. Defiment. Not advanced. Deficient. Dropped Dec., 1916. Permitted to resign Mch. 28, '17 Deficient. Not advanced. Deficient. Not advanced. Permitted to resign May 3, 1917 . Deficient. Not advanced. Permitted to resign Mch. 17, '17 Permitted to resign Mch. 31, '17 �CADETS MOST DISTINGUISHED IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CLASSES. FIRST CLASS: J G. McRae-Engineering, Political Science, German, and Military Science. T. B. Fowler-Physics. SECOND CLASS: G. G. Cromer-Mathematics and Surveying, Physics, English, French, and Military Science. H. F. Adickes-General Chemistry und -Qualitative Analysis, History, English, and German. THIRD CLASS: F. E. Cothran-Mathematics, Chemistry, English, History, and Drawing. J. W. Keels-Mathematics, Chemistry, English, and French. FOURTH CLASS: W. B. Cooley-Physics, Eng.lish, and French. L. J. Stewart-History and Military Science. �CONDUCT ROLL, CORPS OF CADETS-227 MEMBERS. NAME 'iil 0 P-, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 12 14 15 15 17 18 19 19 19 22 23 24 25 25 27 28 29 30 30 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 38 38 41 42 42 44 44 46 46 48 ., _., ., ., "' ] o:! 0 ~ ~ 0 :.:: Fowler ...... .... 1 Green ............. 1 Williams,W .. Rivers ............. Turner ............. Sanders, J ....... Nichols ... ........ Dinkins ..... Cromer, G ...... ! Howard ............ \ Cromer, N .... Hasell ......... .... Way .............. King ............. McRae.... ...... J effords,Q .... I Huggins .. ···• Zemp ........ ... Poole .... Sanders, S .. Smith, E.. ....... Cunningham Hope ............... White .............. Sherrill.. .. ........ Switzer .. Rainsford .... Cannon..... ...... Williams,P ... .. Nicholson ... Stewart. .... ..... Surasky ....... ... 1 Merritt ... Gambrell ......... Stroup ...... Moore,W ....... Crawford . ....... McGowan ..... Waring ............ Whisenhunt .... Pou\not,F. ··-··· Bolt ..... Savage ......... Bowers ........... Whaley .... Gross ... Jones ... Cochran ......... l 1 1 3 3 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 4 2 1 1 1 3 2 3 4 4 2 1 2 4 1 4 3 4 3 4 3 1 2 2 1 4 3 2 1 1 2 1 2 4 4 3 4 ~ ·,:: 0 :.:: "' s 'iil "' A I 23 0 P-, I 14 13 10 7 4 I 2 6 7 14 16 17 17 18 19 19 20 21 22 22 22 23 24 25 26 26 30 31 32 34 34 37 38 40 41 42 43 45 45 45 46 47 47 48 48 49 49 51 48 50 50 50 53 53 53 56 56 58 58 60 60 60 60 64 64 64 67 68 6S 70 71 72 72 74 75 76 76 76 79 80 81 81 83 83 85 85 85 88 88 88 88 92 92 92 95 96 15 NAME -+"' "' ·,:: "' o:! "' •5 ~ Mood ................ Evans .... ......... McKittrick. .... Weeks, J .......... Holladay ... Jeter ......... Thurston .... Clarkson . ........ James, W ... Galphin ... Morgan ..... Lea ... Poulnot, E.. Bruce ..... Dunston ... Graham ... Norwood ..... Wilson ........ Pearsall ... Cooley ...... Cothran .......... Baker ............. Tarkington ... Cogswell ....... Steel . ............. Buck. .. . . . . . . . .. Johnson, K .... Bruner ... Lawson ... Moriarty ...... Eason .... Dickson ... Alexander, M Sparks ... Bush, M. . ..... Watts ... Jeffords, M ..... Moore, 0 ... Thompson, F .. Gary .. McClenaghan Pearlstine ....... Witsell ..... Coleman, H ... Cooley ...... Gaffney .... Dicks,J .. Stevens .... . .. ... I 2 4 2 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 1 3 3 3 1 3 3 4 3 3 2 1 3 2 3 4 3 1 3 1 4 2 3 4 3 1 3 4 4 3 3 3 4 2 2 4 -+"' ·,:: "' s "' A 51 52 52 52 54 54 54 55 55 56 56 57 57 57 57 59 59 59 60 G2 62 66 69 72 72 74 75 76 76 76 78 81 82 82 83 83 84 84 84 86 86 86 86 87 87 87 88 89 �CONDUCT ROLL, CORPS OF CADETS-227 MEMBERS. Continued. ., i:I 0 .::: "iil 0 P-i 97 98 99 99 101 102 103 104 105 lOG 106 108 108 110 110 112 113 114 114 116 117 ll8 119 119 121 121 123 124 124 126 127 127 127 130 130 132 133 133 133 133 137 138 139 139 141 142 143 143 .., "' "' "' ·c: NAME 1"' 0 Q) ~ I! I Middleton,J. Price,F .. Simons,K ... Warley ... .. ··\ Taber ... Wolfe ...... Taylor .. Wallis, J ..... Reynolds ........ Chumbley ...... Fair ..... .. Baynard. Yarboro .. ... Latimer ... DesChamps ... . Hane, W .. .. Ccarter ... Reeves .. ...... Wallace, G .... Middleton, A Epstein. Hinnant ........ . Levin ...... ........ Schenk. ........ .... Dill ....... ....... ... .. Whitten ........ .. Adickes .. .. ·· ·· ··· Elmore ... . Thomas .... ....... Moore, E ....... Kells ... Lybrand .. .... .... Muckenfuss .. .. Jackson ..... ... James, H . . Mahaffey ........ Bradley .... Riley .... . Simmons, J .. . Platt .. ... Linley ... .. Ford .... Doyle .... . ... Snearer ... Dicks, R.. Laughlin. J enkins ... McFadden .. 2 \ ~\ 3 I 3 \ 2 3 1 3 4 4 4 3 3 2 4 ~ l 4 2 3 3 4 2 1 4 4 3 3 1 4 4 il 4 2 4 3 4 2 4 ~l ~ Q) i:I 0 s .::: i::i P-i "fil Q) 90 91 92 92 93 94 98 99 100 102 102 103 103 104 104 106 107 108 108 109 ll0 lll ll2 ll2 ll3 ll3 ll4 ll5 115 ll7 ll8 118 ll8 120 120 121 125 125 125 125 127 129 130 130 132 133 134 134 NAME 0 143 143 147 148 149 150 151 152 152 154 155 156 157 158 158 160 160 162 162 164 164 166 166 168 168 168 168 172 173 173 175 175 177 177 179 · 180 181 182 183 184 185 185 185 188 189 189 189 16 Moore, C .. .... Skinner .... .. ... ... McManus ........ Thomson, E .... Whitelaw ........ Miler .. ..... Boland .... ... ...... Griffin .... ... ....... ! Street,A .. ... .... . Alexander,C .. Edwards. Hagan .. .... . Bush, L .... .. Hart .. . .. \ Rugheimer ... Brown,A ........ .. Clyburn ... Hallman .... .. Hayne, T ..... .. . Fant. Maxwell ..... .. .. . Crouch ..... ..... .. Fuller ............ Carrington .... .. Culler.. . . .. ·\ Jeffords, R. ..... Still... ........ ... ... . Lesesne ...... .... .. \ Padgett ........ .... Wanamaker .... Dunbar........ ... . Smith, G .......... Byers ............. ... Snead ........ ... .. . Kendrick ..... .. Ladd..... .... ....... Arthur .... ........ .. Jeffries ...... Nelson ...... Breese .......... .. .. Allan ...... ......... . James, C .... .. .. Street, F .... .. DeLoach ........ .. Dunn .... ........ .. .. Guasp Toney ...... ....... . ,,, .., "' ·c: "' "' 6 ii 3 3 4 2 4 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 4 3 3 4 4 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ., .., ·c: Q) Q) s ~ i::i Q) 134 134 138 139 140 141 142 143 143 150 151 153 155 157 157 158 158 160 160 162 162 163 163 165 165 165 165 166 167 167 169 169 170 170 175 176 177 183 192 194 196 196 196 198 200 200 200 t I I ' �CONDUCT ROLL, CORPS OF CADETS..:......227 MEMBERS. Continued • ., ... ., ·.::: ol "' 5 ~ A 0 ~ 'al NAME UJ 0 P-, I3 t I Ashe, G ............ Ashe, P . .......... Babb .... ........... Boykin .. ......... Brown . W ...... Brunson .......... Coleman .... K Cook ............. Davis .............. D oolittle...... .. Durden ....... . Erwin ......... .. ···I ... Foy ··············•· · Gamble.. ..... .... Hankey .. ...... Hurt ............ Johnson, H .. ,.\ Johnson , T ...... \ 2 3 3 4 3 "al Lake ················· McDuffie ..... McSwain . .. .... Marshall . ······•· Millard . .......... Price, P .. Prince ..... •·· · Quarles........ ... R asor.............. Reames ... Rogers ...... Sifly ············· Smith, P ....... ... Strohecker ..... Thompson, J .. Watson ........ Weeks, C .. Wood ......... ..... II I I " " II " " " II " II " t f 17 ... UJ ., UJ ... ·.::: ·.::: 5 NAME 0 P-, II 4 4 '.;al " 4 3 3 3 2 3 "' A " " " " 4 4 "' s A 0 Not graded 3 I2 ., ... ·.::: ~ "' A 3 Not ~raded ol 4 4 3 4 3 3 3 4 4 1 4 4 1 4 4 2 4 UJ Q) s "' " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " �FIRST CLASS-GRADUATED MAY 31, 1917 I "' " " " " t, s .., "' ·§ -~ " -& " >, " ..c,..c, ~ Oil< ·.;; C: ] COUNTY NAME ·; C il, Maximum for four years ....... . 1--' 00 ." " -c:, I 1 J. G. McRea .... 2 R. G. Howard* ... 3 J. F. Moriaty.. . 4 W. Q. Jeffords .. . 5E. W. King .... 6 W, W, Mackenfuss ....... 7 J. L. Weeks ....... . 8 E. B. Hope ............. . 9 J. W. Lea ...... . 10 K. Green .......................... .. ll lT. B. Fowler ....... . 12 H. C. Switzer .. . 131H, H. Jeter ........... .. 14G. L. Chumbley .............. . 151W. K. Dickson ... . 16IE. H. Poulnot. ........... . }~ilg: f iiJi!.i'ay . ... . .; ] ~=-=Q,) ... 0 " "' " " t'.~ ;:r:n ~ "" ~'"0-~ 0 C .... d E--< " i w. :i;:o,w ~ ~ ~ , ......................... l67.22.,l56.66fl4L11tl 71.ll§l89.16Jl31.66Jl43.oail ~ E--< ~ "8, oil< c " tO tO ... .... " ·~ Cc ~ C Q Dillon ......................................... SC Darlington. . .. ... ... . ..... .. . . ... " Hampton ......... ..... ... .. .... ........ Mass Florence.. ... .... ..... ..... .... ...... ......... S. C. 5377.7245 49 42135 62163 59, 80 071 27 331 38 811 31:14 18:09 51:75 58:70 28:58134:oo 57.03 49.76 35.50 58.73 73.381 26.95 38.97 52.32 43.981 34.041 60.001 67.37 24.321 38.14/ 44.26 30.001 58.19167.031 25.641 35.10 Xik:~.~~---·:·:.::·.·_·_·_·_·::::· ..... :::::.:: ······ " 56.68 43.741 33.091 59.75 67.781 26.411 37.75/ 54.30 Charleston ......................... . 54.95 44.631 34.42\ 53.82\ 67.06 28.171 37.89 Marion................................... ..... " 50.64 44.591 36.051 57.12168.29\ 26.571 34.15\ Florence.. .... .... ..... . .... 53.76 46.75\ 32.29\ 51.02 62.47\ 26.42/ 36.64\ Williamsburg ....... . 53.45 45.09 29.821 49.67\ 64.19\ 25.10 35.24\ 1\.Iarion............... ..... ........... . 45.80 44.95\ 30.91 55.10\ 66.071 21.80\ 36.65\ Spartanburg .... 46.95 43.24 31.82 53.191 64.721 26.651 37.02 Union......... ............ . 52.84 44.68 28.63\ 56.91\ 60.73\ 23.401 37.70 Laurens... ........... Ga. 52.30 48.02 31.21 51.03 62.47 28.18\ 36.94 Oconee. .. ....... . .. . .. . .... . S·,'?· 49.41 45.54 28.791 53.96\ 65.85\ 22.121 33.51 Charleston... ...... . ............. .. 49.67 40.88 31.64 48.981 66.311 23.03\ 36.67 Orangeburg. ........ ..... .. ..... ..... " 46.51 44.44 30.51150.14\ 63.92\ 26.45\ 35.77 Fairfield..... .......... .......... ... " 45.78 43.58 34.49 50.02 67.35 19.791 34.14 Richland............... .... ..... ..... ... " 47.62 40.59134.29 53.37166.741 19.10\ 29.30 Sumter............ ................... " 43.50 39.50 32.54145.91 65.65 24.351 33.84 York................... ....... .... ...... ...... " 50.60 43.75129.23 40.79 59.59 21.55 36.25 Saluda... ...... ...... ..... .... ... ......... " 49.63 44.01 29.48 44.20 59.811 23.85i 32.43 Greenwood..... .... .... ...... ..... .. .. ....... " 43.251 43.88\ 28.371 49.72\ 56.76126.501 36.07 Charleston ................ . 46.34 40.84 28.08\ 44.62\ 61.46 24.37 35.73 Marlboro.................. ..................... '' 45.61141.29\ 30.14153.03 59.93\ 23.191 31.37 Greenwood......... . 50.23 43.58127.60 43.38 58.62125.35 31.50 Orangeburg ........................ . 46.051 41.76 26.60 47.95 54.80 22.651 34.14 Marion.............. . ...................... " 28.26\ 25.44 12.40137.82 48.42 20.07 30.84 Florence......... ...................... . 52.76147.60) 26.08 45.63 56.48123.05127.14 Charleston. ......... .... .. ... .. .... ... .. ..... " 47.02 41.60 28.95 42.98 62.55 18.86 35.08 Lee .......................................... . 48.11 43.93 28.18 40.14 61.26 23.22 29.78 Washington ..................................... D. C. 40.07 42.28 27.69 45.96 53.901 20.71 31.35 19 J. A. Clarkson , 20 S. Y. Dinkins. . 21 J. A. Nichols 22 L. G Merritt. .... , ... . 23 W. A Moore ................. . 24 F. S. Poulnot ......... . 25 0. C. Moore ............. . 26 . M, Galphin ......... . 27 G. H. Whisenhunt .................. . 28 E. P. Norwood* ...................... . 29 W. G. Wallace........... . 30 J. C. Qogswell... ....................... . 31 J. P. Mahaffey .......................... .. 32 A. T. Elmore .. .. *Cadets Howard and Norwood entered the 3d Class, and their records are therefore for only three years. .., " " " 0 -c:, 0 3 0 E--< 20.001 420.00 8 13 10:74 9.71 11.56 14.65 8.30 8.51 11.35 10.50 16.24 16.57 13.00 10.40 2.86 8.82 10.08 9.23 10.47 10.08 15.25 17.51 15.02 11.45 12.27 7.40 11.51 12.41 8.13 2.78 3.30 0.82 1..56 ~~8:~; 350.03 331.73 331.53 331.32 329.45 328.76 319.85 318.80 317.85 316.59 315.29 313.01 308.00 307.26 306.97 305.62 301.09 300.54 299.27 298.43 296.00 293.71 291.96 291.77 286.36 211.38 281.52 280.34 275.44 263.52 �CADETS ADMITTED-Session 1916-1917. I>< ll:l ;:9 NAME COUNTY PAY 0 ~ f'1 z f'1 p:. 11 M. Alexander .......................... .. Lexington ............ ............. ..... .... . 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 G. H. Allan ............................ . L. Arthur ................... ..... ........ . V. M. Babb ... ...... ... ................. . R. S. Baynard .......... . H. V. Bradley ......................... . W.E. Breese .......................... .. W. D. Brown ........................... . G. E. Bruner............................ . J. D. Brunson ......................... . G. C. Carrington ..................... . L. L. Clyburn ......................... .. A. B. Cochran .......... ............... . W. B. Conoley ......................... . J . B. Cooley ............................... . V. A. Crawford ....................... . J.C. Crouch ............................. . F. I. Culler ............................... . T. E. Davis ........... .......... ........ . J.E. deLoach ............... . R. V. Dicks ............................. . C. A. Dunn ............................... . C. R. Durden ........................... . P. C. Doyle ............................. . F. B. Edwards ........................ .. W. Evans................................. . Ji'..)3. Gary .............................. .. J.E. Griffin ............................ .. M. E. Gross ............................. . A. P. Guasp ............................ . H. B. Hankey............... ...... ... .. P. G. Hasell... .......................... . T. B. Hinnant ................ ......... . C. R. James ............................ .. W. J. Jackson ........................... . H. M. James ........................... . J. F. Jeffries ............................. . M. Jenkins ................................. . I-I. L. Johnson ........................ .. R. G. Kendrick. ........................ . T. C. Latimer ........................... . B. R. Linley..................... ........ . G. P. McClenaghan ............. ... R. E. McDuffie ......................... . M. McSwain ............................ .. W. J. Maxwell ......................... . J.B. Middleton ....................... . G. G. Miller............................. . H. K. Millard .......................... .. Dorchester ........................... . Richland .................................... . Greenville ........................... . Spartanburg......................... . Sumter.................. .... . Transylvania, N. C .................. . Marion ...... . Florence .. Sumter .... Spartanburg ........ . Kershaw .......................... . Mitchell, Ga ............... ..... . Lowndes, Ga .............. ..... . Anderson ............... . Beaufort ....................... .... Richland ..................... ..... .. . Orangeburg ...................... . Newberry ................................... . Kershaw ..................................... . Richland .............. ... .......... .......... . Kershaw ..................................... . Catoosa, Ga ...................... ........ .. Charleston ................................. . Lexington ................ . Marlboro ................... ... . Abbeville ..... . Colleton .......... . Orangeburg.......................... . Porto Rico ....................... ........ . Cleveland, 0 .. Charleston .......... . Williamsburg ...... . Calhoun .................. . Orangeburg...................... ........ . Clarendon ................................. . Union ............... . Buncombe, N. C ........ ............... . Smithfield, N. C ........... .. ..... . Mecklenburg, N. C .......... . Chester ........ . Anderson .................. . Florence ....... ..... .. ............. .. ........ . Marion ................. ...................... . Dillon ................. ....... . Florence ................. ... . Charleston ........................... . Dorchester ................................. I Woodford, Ill. .................. . 19 p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p B B B B B �CADETS ADMITTED-Session 1916-1917-Continued. NAME COUNTY 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 C. Moore.... .......... 1 Laurens ............. . E.T. Moore... ..I Williamsburg .................. ..... . J. L. Morgan..... ················1 Sewannee, Fla.. J.E. Nelson.. ............ ... Kershaw ........... J. J. Padgett Colleton ............ . J.C. Rainsford. Edgefield ... . C. C. Rasor.. ........... .. .......... . Laurens C. M. Reames Lee .......... . G. F. Reeves... Barnwell ..... . A. W. Riley........... Barnwell .. . E.W. Rugheimer. Charleston ... S. M. Sanders...... Charleston C. A. Sherrill.... Chesterfield J. W . Simmons Bamberg .......... . J.B. Skinner..... Berkeley .. E. B. Smith St. Louis, Mo ... P. T. Smith. Marlboro.. ............ ,.... E.W. Stevens Warsaw, N. C .... . L. J. Stewart... Pickens .............................. ....... . J.P. Thomas .......... ................. Richland ................ .. ................... . J. T. Watson.... Saluda ................. ..................... .... S. B. Watts ............................... Laurens ............... ............. .. ......... . W. E. Whaley.. Charleston .......................... . J. L. Whitten....... Anderson ........................ .... ........ . R. P. Williams..... Richland........... ~~ t. i ~~ri~ro . PAY p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p B B B P ..I ~!~~~~: : : : ::·: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::1 : 20 B p �BATTALION ORGANIZATION. .... Switzer ......... Howard ................ .... McRae ........ Tarkington ...White ... Bowers LIEUTENANT AND ADJUTANT LIEUTENANT AND QUARTERMASTER. LrnUTENANT AND COMMISSARY .. SERGEANT-MAJOR. ... QUARTERMASTER-SERGEANT COMMISSARY-SERGEANT COMPANY A COMPANY B COMPANY C COMPANY D CAPTS - Weeks, J. Green Jeffords, Q. Poulnot, E. LIEUTS.- Jeter Chumbley Nichols King Lea Moore, 0. Poulnot, F. Dinkins 1st. SGTS.- Stroup Turner J\Iood Simons, K. Co.Q.M.Sgts.- Cunninghan Dickson Fowler Mahaffey SGTS.- Gambrell Cromer, N. Middleton, A. Adickes Thurston Gaffney Dicks, J. Levin Waring Zcmp Muckenfuss CoRPLS.- Coleman, H. Carter Taber Eason Wolfe Lawson Baker Street, A. Steel Surasky Whitelaw Cannon McFadden Thompson, F. Witsell Reynolds Still Pearsall Way McKittrick Buck James, W. Sanders,J . CoLOR SERGEANTS-Muckenfuss and Gaffney. "Star of the West" Medal, 1917 ..... ....... ....... .. .Cadet Co. Q. M. Sgt. Cuningham Athletic Medal, 1917.. .... ...... . .......... .Cadet Capt. Weeks, J. "Willson Ring", 1917...... .... ...... .. .......... .... Cadet. Lieut. Nichols Scholarship Medal, 1917.. . ..... . ..... . .. .... ..Cadet Lieut. McRae Marksman's Medal, 1917 . .. .. ................ Cadet Private Lybrand Prize Company, 1917, "W. C. White" Medal , Company "C", Cadet Capt. Jeffords, Q. 2i �THE CITADEL BAND. Carl H. Metz ................................... .................. .Instructor ............ Drum Major Cogswell, Lieutenant ...... . Steel, Corporal... ................. . .... ........... Piccolo Sparks, First Sergeant .......... . ................. Solo Bb Clarinet Hayne, T ..... . ....... .... ...... Solo Bb Clarinet Latimer ............. . .............. Second Bb Clarinet Smith, P .............. . ..... :.Third Bb Clarinet Taylor, Corporal... ......... . ....... Solo Bb Cornet Baker, Corporal ...Solo Bb Cornet Hankey ......... . ...... .Solo Bb Cornet Allan .. ....... . ... First Bb Cornet Laughlin ........... . ..First Slide Trombone Gross ..... Second Slide Trombone Kendrick ... Second Slide Trombone Jackson ................... ... . :......... Alto Millard ..... . ....... Alto Quarles........... .............. Baritone Sherrill.. .. ..... ... ........ ........ ... ..... ... .. Bb Bass Hallman .............. ........... .. ................................... BBb Bass Street, F....... ..Snare Drum Thomson, E. .Cymbals Weeks, C......... ... .Bass Drum 22 �• APPOKfION~lI~NT UF B.ENEFlCIARY CADETSHIPS. Abbeville, l; Aiken, 2; Anderson, 3; Bamberg, l; Barnwell, 2; Beaufort, 1; Berkeley, 1; Calhoun, 1; Charleston, 4; Cherokee, 1; Chester, 1; Chesterfield, 1; Clarendon, 1; Colleton, 1; Darlington, 2; Dillon, 1; Dorchester, 1; Edgefield, 1; Fairfield, 1; Florence, 2; Georgetown, 1; Greenville, 3; Greenwo, d, 2; Hampton, l; Horry, 1; Jasper, l; Kershaw, l; Lancaster, 1; Laurens, 2; Lee, 1; Lexington, 1; McCormick, 1; Marlboro, 1; Marion, 1; Newberry, 2; Oconee, 1; Orangeburg, 3; Pickens, 1; Richland, 2; Saluda, 1; Spartanburg, 4; Sumter, 2; Union, 1; Williamsburg, 2; York, 2; Total, 68. Vacancies will be advertised in the counties where they occur (and also in the leading State daily papers), for several weeks beginning about July 1st. Applicants should then obtain from the Superintendent at the Citadel proper blanks to be filled out according to law. · 23 �• CADETS HOLDING STATE BENEFICIARY SCHOLARSHIPS, 1916-1917. *ABBEVILLE G. T . Hagan, '19 J .W. Wilson, '19 DILLON J. G. McRae, '17 DORCHESTER L. C. Waring, '18 AIKEN W.W. Muckenfuss, '17 M. Surasky, '19 EDGEFIELD J. B. Hart, '18 ANDERSON J . G. Bruce, '19 T . C. Cannon, '19 J. L. Whitten, '20. FAIRFIELD D. A. Holladay, '17 BAMBERG J . W. Simmons, '20. FLORENCE W. Q. Jeffords, '17 W. C Huggins, '19 BARNWELL P.A. Price, '18 J. J. Still, '19 GEORGETOWN F. W. Ford, '19 BEAUFORT W. N. Levin, '18 GREENVILLE H. L. Cunningham, '18 W. L. McKittrick, '18 T. T. Dill, '19 BERKELEY R. L. Jeffords, '19 (Special award) . GREENWOOD H. W. Tarkington, '18 J. K. Coleman, '19 CALHOUN C. James, '20. HAMPTON W. P. Bowers, '18 CHARLESTON J. L. Weeks, '17 F. A. Gaffney, '18 A. Epstein, '19 J. T. Witsell, '19 HORRY T. C. Sparks, '18 JASPER J.P. Thomas, '20 (Special award). CHEROKEE A. L. Poole, '19 CHESTER • T . C. Latimer, '20. KERSHAW G. W. Nicholson, '19 CHESTERFIELD J. H. Rivers, '19 LANCASTER W. G. Williams, '19 CLARENDON W. C. Wolfe, '19 LAURENS J. L. Bolt, '18 J. D. Fuller, '19 COLLETON H. C. Jones, '19 LEE DARLINGTON H. W. Carter, '18 W. E. James, '19 LEXINGTON M. Alexander, '20. J.P. Mahaffey, '17 *One vacancy from Abbeville County, when it occurs, goes to McCormick County. 24 �CADETS HOLDING STATE BENEFICIARY SCHOLARSHIPS, 1916-1917-Continued. SALUDA G. N. Foy, '18 McCORMICK (See Abbeville Note) MARION E. B. Hope, '17 SPARTANBURG H. C. Switzer, '17 B. R. Stroup, '18 W. W. Fant, '19 R . S. Baynard, '20. MARLBORO 0. C. Moore, '17 NEWBERRY N . J. Cromer, '18 C. J. Dunston, '19 SUMTER J . H. Sanders, '19 H . V. Bradley, '20. OCONEE W. K. Dickson, '17 UNION J. R. Lawson, '19 ORANGEBURG H. C. Savage, '17 A. D. Fair, '19 M. K. Jeffords, '19 WILLIAMSBURG W. E. Hurt, '19 J.M. Lesesne, '19 PICKENS L. J. Stewart, '20. YORK H. F. Adickes, '18 J.E. White, '18 RICHLAND A. R. Taber, '19 F. A. Thompson, '19 QADETS HOLDING CHARLESTON CITY SCHOLARSHIPS 1916-1917. s. WARLEY, '19 J. L. WHITELAW, '19 P. C. Doyle, '20. F. R. ROGERS, '17 E. N. THURSTON, '18 A. s. REYNOLDS, '19 25 �COURSE OF STUDIES The course of studies for the first two years is obligatory, all Cadets doing the sarrie class-room work. In the last two years some of the studies are required, others are elective. (Note: Students are advised not to purchase any text books before coming to the College, as they are subject to change.) FIRST YEAR-FOURTH CLASS. Mathematics, 5 hours a week, 8 months. Gore's Plane and Solid Geometry; Brenks' Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry. Physics, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Spinney's Physics; Laboratory work. English, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Types of Literature studied in various texts; Williams' Composition and Rhetoric; Woolley's Handbook. History, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Hayes's Political and Social History of Modern Europe, Vol. 1. French, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Olmsted's Elementary French Grammar; Fontaine's "En France." Military Science, 1 hour a week, 8 months. Infantry Drill Regulations, U. S. Army. Total hours a week. ............................18 SECOND YEAR-THIRD CLASS. Mathematics, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Palmer & Leigh's Plane Trigonometry; Wilson & Tracey's Analytic Geometry. Chemistry, 4 hours a week, 8 months. Elementary Chemistry and Laboratory Outline by Alex. Smith. English, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Types of Literature in various texts; Review of Reviews used as a basis for the study of Exposition and Argument. History, 2 hours a week, 8 months. Robinson's History of Western Europe, Vol. II; Robinson's Readings in European History, Vol. II. 26 �French, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Drill in pronunciation and verbs; various French texts. . Drawing and Descriptive Geometry, 4 hours a week, 8 months. French's Engineering Drawing; Church's Descriptive Geometry. Military Science, 1 hour a week, 8 months. Guard Manual, U. S. Army; Firing Regulations for Small Arms; Infantry Drill Regulations. THIRD YEAR-SECOND CLASS. Engineering (elective) 4 hours a week, 8 months. Raymond's Surveying; French's Engineering Drawing. Mathematics, (elective) 3 hours a week, 8 months. Osborne's Differential and Integral Calculus. Physics (el~ctive), 3 hours a week, 8 month·s. Duff's Physics; Laboratory work. Chemistry, (elective), 9 hours a week, 8 months. General Chemistry; Qualitative Analysis. Smith's College Chemistry; Tower's Qualitative Analysis. English, 3 hours a week, 8 months. Krapp's Modem English; The English Essay. History, (elective), 3 hours a week, 8 months. Bassett's Short History of the United States: Hart's Source Book of American History. German (elective) 3 hours a week, 8 months. Walter & Krause's Beginners' German; Various texts. French, (elective) 3 hours a week, 8 months. Various French texts. Military Science, 1 hour a week, 8 months. Field Service Regulations, Map reading and sketching; Infantry Drill Regulations. FOURTH YEAR-FIRS'l' CLASS. Engineering (elective), 10 hours a week, 8 months. Miller & Lilly's Analytic Mechanics; Raymond's Surveying; Houghton's Mechanics of Materials; Russell's Hydraulics; Malcolm's Graphic Statics; Conklin's Structural Design. 27 �English (elective) 3 hours a week, 8 months. Shakespeare's Plays. Physics (elective), G hours a wef'k, 8 months. Electricity and Magnetism; Electrical Measurements. Texts of Timbie, Higbee and Pierce. Chemistry (elective), 9 hours a week, 8 months. Theoretic Organic Chemistry by Cohen; lecture and laboratory, 4 hours a week. Quantitative Analysis, 5 hours a week; lectures and laboratory. Analytic Chemistry by Treadwell. Biology, (elective), 9 hours a week, 8 months. General Zoology; lectures and laboratory work. Government and Politics, 3 hours a week, 4 months. Beard's American Government and Politics; Beard's Readings in American Government and Politics. Political Economy, 3 hours a week, 4 months. Ely's Outlines of Economics. German (elective), 3 hours a week, 8 months. Various German texts. Spanish (elective) 3 hours a week, 8 months. Olmsted & Gordon's Spanish Grammar (abridged); Various texts, Military Science, 2 hours a week, 8 months. Beach's Military Engineering; Dudley's Abridgment of Military Law; Laws of war; Drill Regulations; Manual of Courts Martial. 28 �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Official Registers of Officers and Cadets, 1849-1864; 1883-1930 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Citadel Archives & Museum Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Materials in The Citadel Archives & Museum Digital Collections are intended for educational and research use. 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Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Charleston (S. C.) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/items/show/1403 https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/39779/archive/files/c4e657d746895ea84ec8cff25692d09e.pdf?Expires=1782950400&Signature=g5gWOh43DFS0BpVkyWDdlg6qI5tjmCe8%7E51yx9Ov7VBJYn2VhWMlsqnG9dfunzcOYMtWy9YIMul5JhmbNrehEs4IpMylwrX1dyeG1i3-VpOaOsqL0GXgDg8KFQywpgPyCSRJ4puvmTMnC4Q6GDgz42K%7EZOSJx68WEB8TkJinq6D%7EfwXxymBX8i51F5l10-FX0Q-p13%7Ez5u%7EzPi5UUMMcJrIl4K5LHdC0w9oPb0yts2sjhO8WKBlE19p6TRKg%7EPHQLM5WOoUxBJXXsRaPT%7Eoru7rPFiIdrtdit-rOPefpfXiLlqWVXZ4aaypllT8bGAoa-XRvmsRPCbbA4rbfCkf1yw__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM f2c12b8bc4e39a59cc9daddc454def71 PDF Text Text ·1 Ch&rleston, S.C, :'l'Y 60th,I9I7. !Nie eer:n:;c11e<.-n.mt -mr,"",r+->-,., g of the Bo rd .� -r.El--'�.ur- - lina Eilitury College \'/llS held t.'hi c· t the Citnucl this dn.· ,at IO 'c 1 � ck • m. ,resent Hon Orland .Shep1wrd,Chfirman,and c�1 S1ivc 5 ,Gen'l , re, c 1 Blythe,:" n Richey, i-.arw nd, swcuringcn, 0 adget't, ':'h r:'las ancl c 13 nd, su_ t. Absent G;:. vernor 1'.lrmning. :·1nutes f the r.1eeting f December I!;.th, I9I6, were read ond c nfirmed C 1:·,1.rt.Lcvis,S::xchnirman: ':'ho f llo·1ing reply cf Ccl Lewis.to the resolutions sent him by tho jCard relative to his retirement as Chair Eun,rras read �nd ordered spro�d 30'1 n tho minutes, as follcwsJanuary 24th, 1917. Mr. J. E. Smith, Sec'y., Board of visitors, Charleston, s. C. My dear Ur. Smith:I have your letter of January 22nd, enclosing copy of �esolutions passed by �he ward of Visitors upon my retirement from the Board and as its Chairman. I am deeply touched by �he expressions of good will and of appreciation on the part of the members of the Board, for the services that they seem to think that I have rendered to the Citadel and to my State. It is needless to say that the welfare of the Cita­ del has been as near and dear to me, and always will be, as tha.t of any enterprise with which I have ever been connected, or ever expect '{,0 be connected, and if at any 1,ime I can serve her in any capacity whatsoever, be assured �hat it will give me the greatest pleasure to do so. Vlhile it is a matter of regret '{,0 me that I am no longer in position to be officially connected with the Institution, I have every confidence in believing that her best interests will be subserved by the gentlemen who are now directing her affairs, and that the future will hold in store for her �he same splendid achievements as have been vouchsafed by her history in the past. Please convey to the eoard my acknowledgments for their kind sentiments expressed in the Hesolutions referred to. Very sincerely, Die. L/J. ?' r:. �75th,Cc11~enninl ,Ci tadcJ.-: i:31-Jivc:t,Hufur.lond,r~hor-w.s and Col I3cnd,suggostod of Jcard the the bo changed cclcbraticn that on Apprropriations: ':'fashington a strong quests thnt ; lea fer the at larger Officers of nll this cnly after prcpnre Officers Ccmmi ttee ~ of other fer - year st ISit~I7 inm1£.,· ration,both ·u uishod nnd sub □ it ut next by nt 1''ort Oglcthoroe tho Bor~rd , ccnsisting as follows . the next veto rcccrod ta:rn effect . was re~uestcd by other Training f r,_essrs to Stt~te . atlogted . Ticoting -- cf the Qlollege ""nd. other tc paid salaries re - his : Superintendent cf in making with had made the upprupriaticn tomont ma)dng . in salaries increase and , of cadets speakers cf su~)erintondont ---- appointed visit no t be backward nffirr1Ltivo , and Richey . Ees~rs 250/ 0 , effective Colleges to to the fact Cot1rnittee of 32 . 000 - fcr salary tho this State (..(,ci..:rn; r a tivo )c and Thomns , reportod 310 in the Legislature colleges 3.6tl voted of this nieeting . As informaticn that of QSked Hmnmond.CElle;d attentLm should be rLiscd grades notn.ti0n,nthnt Salaries j the Cit~dcl Rosclvcd :i.J Sweuringon,who r v1ith tiE1e of tho 19th , account the Collego,but satisfactorily npprcpriations S(..Clurios , Fricul ty: .DoceLbor . ap~ropriation the Annual meeting tho. the of of the tho oversight abcut spoke nr bcon notified Col Bond,oxplained to 1 ;; er~r tv ln.tcr . udcptod re .._:; crt he had not ?adgott thi13 0f tho 75th Centennial make a further Committee for cf 1:cm::rs BlJ.'"the , ccrn) csed rehe c~rnrni ttoe -- Cmnp: 3lythe The , Spi vc-;/ �Whereas, Major John w. Moore, Captain A. L. Hodges, and Lieut. C. L. Hair, are now sttending the offic�rs training camp at Fort Oglethorpe for the purpose of qualifying themselves for commissions in the Army of the Unite d States, Resolved, That we appreciate their patriotic feeling and high sense of duty which actuated them and the splendid example of service which they have exhibited, and-commend the m for the spirit of self sacrifice which they have shown by their action. Resolved further, That in view of this Country's need for officers to command the armies which may have to be organized from time to time to pr�vide its safety, and in view of the fact that second only to West Point, the Citadel must be looked to to furnish trained and efficient officers from the classes now in attendance, it is our sincere belief that the greatest service which can be rendered by these officers, to their Country now in its time of need, iB in training the Cadets of this Institution to become efficient officers for service in the field, and the absence from the Citadel in this present crisi s of Academic officers of experience will seriously cripple the work of this Institution. Resolved further, That these resolutions be transmitted to the officers affected as conveying to them the desire of the Board that they authorize it to request the proper authorities to release them from their obligations to take the training and to authorize their return to this Institution to resume their duties as members of the Academic Board. CHA...�LESTON s. C. MAY 30th 1917. '31) �1fi8 :;.o.j.: core,Ccnmnndunt: ::tcsclvcd CCJ:!lillo.ndunt cf Cadets sulD.rj the snl'l.ry ri .... iout U'jcr .;f us ~rufcsscrof Eistory acudcnic Jnc: .. . · vorc,be ~500 - r,fff yecr .. uir : , :?est ,.c.jutunt us ~~et ,ut ,djutont end p..,liticcl : [. si.ll.ry in a.ddi ticn tc his , effcctivci ~ith ~re ~ntheoutics Res_..,lveu thut , cf:cctivc 0nlr.ry : f0r und ho be ~cr~itted ~our 3cicncc "'.',icut C. L . 1.0.ir , bc lcctod of v2vv - IJCr ycLr Surgeuns nc7t Rosol vcd thi't the in o.ddi tLn ~L.dc~ic .Jnrgecn' t.., o~ploy s sul nry end ,ms n..:t o.ppr,.,ved cf ond Cf'.llet ·;ms t",mrd0d Col1man : "'r.is Superintendent your if thut physically L.nd thnt his cndet SI'.f'.11 be i;rudcd t f"r with stcnd . udvptcd. Ce.dots 'F'cy , G. ;f ,::?rice, '.A .: return t-J t:rc Cvl~egc nnd c..,l'!lplcte desire vthernisc be City they 0f Chnrlcst0n \/he Y:ns on the cf six ,..:.AO ol.vuld Increase c--llcct tLis for J..,rder ,hns fa.ct tLe Ci tudcl yeur bec;i m.ivcd c..,nthly ull0w~nco rcsignn.ticr. requested r:wrc useful tc tv accept in his tuc yours City has tl:e oxtrt. ..,f the tr.a 1;nti:mnl it,us present in ~ii yci.r , he . they shcnld if they Ldcpted. hcln b;i CLdct ~cgcrs r.ir.1 during fer pi st : cur , studonts hn.d cn~fivc cht.rge next in - t1...itLn .... f . [ldo.i.1tcd . ~cc..,unt deficiency that this 1.1(.,ro ccursc rsLip open fer clnss en v,hich d i schrrgcs. was suegeLted ~.l'.j ::cnry . .~. Raincs : !:r.svlvcd tis record nhc rcc .... ,nmcndvti .... cf n r;c.s disnP11r .... . It vcd \·1culd to.kc cnre tl,e held , thnt fer be inf-.;r1:·.cd thc,t : The scholi the his o.nd udoptcd hcn0rLblc hccn thnt .::iubsiF-tcncc: u sr.i~ll .,..rices your nt given Schclt,rsLips and in vio,1 vf the steo.d '.:.'hut they . ir. I~1J6 . '"he .,CC(.,JTJ:,encu - be the ClllGD , \"/0.S approved rcpv r t Di lorJn . l.dcpted c::-[ r:.inPti0ns tvro years next in his t.; gc ..,n ~ith fini•l sr:.lt ry he rr ii:.cd . £.vu- .eeictant injured he be pen~ttcd able rcccrd scrL.;usly his t.., his ~cur . vd..,pted . Cc.dot ·.w.lluco , '.l. G. ~cc-.:r.'!r!londo.ticn vf Jupcrintonclont Cndct elected your . ~doptod . next .?ost o.t thn.t incrcusoa that erintr.m cnt c0et in fcvd tl~c legislature t-- next . cdc ,tcd . i~nj Rnines Guard , nml that the uU judgcnont posi ti..,n . vd .... pted . be requested Governor cf tr.is tc send Lanning 3..,crd be he is in �.Bc~rd adjourned Afternoon until ~essicn -:: c ' clccl· . ~resent p . r.i. Choir~cn Shcp,nrd BJ ythe , ' me.r!iond, Hicho:, , ':'hcr-iD.S, Pudgo tt !'ho Chuirr::mn r:.ade npprvpriute sion tendered 3cc.rd the h.;w rmch the :!clr::es :·edul: cf the we cnnn_,t 3lcctivn tk:mking hir.i on belwlf vf Frculty: the tho LCce t such ~resent vf •..cdern acncr cf f-::r the tho Bonrd that ?l[~ing in ? vol : r ~vdgott an~, building ?.c signnticn :.ieut cnd C;.,l Spivey ~icut Geary ropcrted cf the Geery: npfvinted excur - ,.,f the <'Ckncnlode;e of his this roceip Alr::er ~utc. , being n Stntc collc_; . Col 0 . J .Bcnd , Superintendcnt,nnd thnt fvr the next ensuing C~pt C. ~ . Grc~ser , effcctive next registered his Cnrclinn irc - ;,c[.dCr.Jic Yeo.r . rclvptolL pretest : ili tary The CvT!!!!ii ttec ,cc~cLic , bc elected oeainst plryine; Cclleec cor.:pvsed pool . __ 1.r '.:'her.ins , Col Jl;vt;u.f by the Chnircrn to drvft _f his cpprcoiativc us fcllcws that be re-elected South tc thoui;ht . ndoptod ?.os~lved :.angur.ges water hirr; on behalf Bend mi.c re<,ucsted rlecclved fesscr cloligLtful rms npprecicted. souvenirs ~rculty on the b~r ,: r ':'h .... r.;as, telling c_,urtesy ,: vcrc, und Col 3ond . remurks Superintendent tiodal, nnd tolling c!l J_,ard , Jpivcy,Swoarindcn rcscluti,.,ns services t .... tho C--rps tc ond Cvllobc, - 3/.3 Your Committee suf~ests ttat one copy ~• Aa..,· r~ __ begs to submit of it be sent and tt~t ~ it 1 ~erewith to be s-pread Lieut. their report Garey, and one to on t)',e minutes. Zk. ~ , ~~~ ' ~ �170 The Board the of Visitors War .Department educational relieving institutions occasion Garey in having when they all from their are as Commandant been about the of the officers duties, to l ose of Cadets apprised the action detailed wish to services of at take this s. of Lieut . E . and Prof . of 1vlili tary Science and r: ~actics, to express vices he has Citadel. rendered The Board of proficiency has work and v tre relations oareer of usefulness of the great be spared with of the its and a half of his through all of the the th e service to times our country of his has ·of Cadet untime1, Co:r.n~i ttee :.;ess rs the for entered, his Bel t.::n, expressing Cv!:!1i ttoo. Afte r voiwing they this ,·,culd 1 ~~bornittn other I. a long dan~ers life tho ,vms rec.uostonto deep so rrov, vn Scholu rs hips : Th e Ch · "n nppcintod ,c.:i.rmu. - .::::xocuti vo Cc.nc:i tteo: cno fer severance may v1r1"'te the of tho Joo.rd o.t death . adopted. 1ond, .?o..dg :i-.ur.:r ott, this regret THE BOA.1:D 0.r' VI SI'i'ORS T"r{E CITADF.L. Sl,oppurd c.n th is Com:.i ttco and Col i3i.nd . adopted The ChniriJi.n cppvintod . Cc-1 J.t . . Jl;:, the I vf the unbounded tim amid tte state country. Dea.th Cade 3o lt on : Col 3ond , Suporintondcmt his high the 1917 •• 3,~~ . po.rents that the at and they require ser- detail a~d his They wish and hope great of Cadets, Cadets, which CEA::tLZSTOI! C. S. I{AY 30th Corps the the time instruction institution. and success, this the military inspiration war upon which for of year the appreciation he has broug~t exigences of his high observed and scope in his exceedingl during to which thoroughness zeal to him their Tho ccrnd tteo a very session attend Enll nov, is Sheppard _ben.ut 1 ...u 1 "'r el'!~ .'c.rnde I.JI -·.,, .t ho Jo~rd ndj"urnod • by ,with tho Cor!'lmonccr.ion e xercisea t whore '::FI?.'L' :m- having ~ r d i . l"r.ius previou were sly g r adu1.,,cd t , ~:h-::f'lv..Sand :n;-,rthe • the Cc.rps c.nd tl::o finnL tho undorstnnding to bo hold ~ n,;mr dod to a r:wr:,bo r th~t in tho lTI:U'.'..'E..J.! C.AD.3'!:S , the to enter service . ~ :ic';~:;~o ~rd Visitors , �MANY MBN CITADEL SBRVB NATION THB ! Nearly Two Hundredof the Graduates Hold ~nwnissionsas Officers A COLONEL THE HIGHEST SeYeraJ Lleu1eua, • OoloD.oll and ll•QT KaJon and Oap. t•i.rl.1 are hadaded lll•t.H~ N<n~I... h)' Col. 0. , Jl .. ...,_ •orpt-n."-ua4,.., of t ,. 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I! l', \I, .\ an,Jtlo. <&1>161-. m•Uc,al o, k <!. • •• )f,Q.._ c,"L·•w uato111 c -r...,». \ C'O._ .... .. ,.u,,,... I"°'" • <>(1 .... ,. ~ If W" tlh, .... i,o,, a.ll"HI Ill. .... L, t•...... ,..... ........ R. e . /I.. r. M.-.J.., NIO-• u...... an,. o. , ..... 0. "· ~ 1-•~•~_,..'!_\. O IC •• c-. 1'. • .. ,_ _ .. �-·~19·03·- D.-,vo;kman. ·w. ca.ptaln .\ X. G,; C. M. McMurra.y, captaJn tr. s.l SJ~ty- th1rd lnra.ntry, U. S. A.: F. L. Link, lloutena,nt, PhlllpJ>lne constabulary: J. J.i'. Muldrow, captain, o. R. C.: J. Busl.>co, cap!atn, O. R. C.: ll. A. Simms. C&J>tal~, 0. R. C.; A. Brunson. second lieutenant, U. S. X. G.; A. P. Rhett, captain, 0, R. c. 1910-L. R. Forna.y, captain, U. s. N. G. ; P. A . Clarke, J>aymaster. U. S. N. : R. C. Wlllla.,ms. captain. Thlrty-t;lxth lnt¥ttry, U.S. A. : W. n. Conolly . tlrst lfoutenant. Ji:lovcnth F. A .. U. S. A.; 8. C. Riddle. first llcutcna.nt. O. R. C. : W. W. :\!elver. $~Conc.1lleu- c. toMnt, O. R. C.; F . P. S•••lon•. ca.,. , ta1n, O. R. C.. F. A. : J . R . Stewart. first. lleutonant, Engln, O. n. C.: J . lJ. Grlrnball, 1lrst lieutenant. O. n. C.; w. $. Lykes, 0. T. C.. O~lcthorJ>O: D. W. Gaston, O. T. C.. OgJe-thorpo. 1911-.J. A. Lester. ftrst Heu tenant, Thlrteonth F. A .. U. S. A.; E. 1~. \Vlt• 11en. captain, Int~try, U. $. A.; T. s. Slnkle-r. Jr. , tl:r~t lleutcna,nt, U. S. A.: B. T. Cril)ps:, lieutenant. U . $. M. C. G. l) . :\lurpho)', ca.ptain, :£.'ort.y-flrth Infantry , u. S. A.; R. Ji:. Da,·ls. fhst. lleutona.nt, 0. R. C.: H. I{,. Pickett, lloutena..nt, U. S. M. C.: G. c. :\[cCelvey. 0 . T . C .. Ogl~thorpe; B. R. Legge. fir.st tteutonant, u. S. A.: C. T. Smith. Jr., O. T. C .• Oglethorpe: B. A . Sullh·an, 1lrst Ucutcnant, U. s. ~. O.: S. O. Thomaon, PhlHpplno consW.bulary. \. 191!-L. Simons, second llcutonant, U. S. A.; J. D . E . Meyer, captain, u. s. N. G.: E. n. PMr.lck. second lieutenant. C. A. C., O. R. C.; R. t<•. W'alsh . ca.ptatn, Infantry, U. $. A.: <:. M. L1n<laay, first lieutenant, O. R. C . ; .J. H. Thompson, lieutenant., o. R. C.; P. Robinson. lhmtenant , O. n. C.; A. F . Llttl6John, Jleutonant, U. ~- N. G.: J. C. Fa.tr. se c ond Houten .. ant. O. R. C.; O. G. wood, O . T. c .. Qglethonfc. • 1313-U. E. Los,c. ~econolieutenant , o. n. c.: J. n . '':O~dson, ll6utcno.n ' <'nJtineer8. O. n. C . . · J. ~- Arthur , Hcuttnant , U. S. ).(. C.: J . R. )farth\ 1 lieutenant. u. $. ~r. c.; c. }>, en .. <"hri$l. H<"utcnant. U. S. M. C.: J. T Y:1rboroygh, Jloutena.nt, U. S. M. C.: A. s . LeCctte, flr 3 t Jlcutenan~ X. S. A.: A. smith. second lieutenant. ltor, ty- 13cond infantry. e t:. $. A.: J. C. S1an t on. f\rst lleuten:,\,nt. 0, R. C. : A . )(. .Pa1·rott. $Ccond Hcutjrnant. 0. R (\; C . X. Muldrow, lieutenant, U. S. )£. C.: J . C. Hutsoi\, flrst· Ueutonnnt, C. A. c .. 'C. S. A.: r.. ,v. ,v1hson, first Hcuten:.\nt. U . S. N. G. UH-G. A. Kin~. PhillJ>J>ine con• stabu1:\ry: J. CA-rt, Jr .. Ar.st Jleutonan t . 0. R. C.: F,. t·. $. A.:$. ,v. D:\bb~. Jr ., first 1lfu• t<'nant. O. n. C.: · . Prior. paymas• w tor. U. S. N .; v. M. Wheeler. pnyma:i.tor. u. ~-)[.: T. H. Fro~t. second Hout<mnnt. \;. s. A.; T. F. MeGa.roy, C'. s. ); . G.: N. )tlnus. flr:;t 1leuten:\nt. A. \Voo(l tt, Jr .. lieutenant. U. $. M. C.: l, . vv. \Vhnley , ' lieu• tcnn.nt, U. S. ?,L C.: H. D. Scylt, ea1>t~in, C. A. C., 0. R. C.; I<. I. Uu~e. lleute1u\nt, t:. S. )f. C.: I, . W. Boykin • .lr .. o. 'l' . C .. Oglethorpe; J. J.'. JetfordiJ Jioutena.nt. \J. !i. ?.I. c.: G. E. nov1◊. Mo<>nd Jteutenant. o. n . C.: J. JI · David. Jr ., f\rst lieutenant. O. R, T, &, Hl:pp. J)aymaSttcr.11. S. X. 1916-T. B. Jack~on, O. T. C., Oglethor1>0.: D. F . Galne:1. captain. U. S. :X.; G. ·w. c. ::\Joore. ~ccon<l Jleutenant, ~lnctccnth int:.l.utr~•. U. S. A.; •r. P. Cheatham. lieutenant. U. S. ~(. C.: n. J), Porttr , J'IOCOUd lloUt('nant, u. $ . ..\.: G. A. ChalkCl', Heutonant. o. n. C.; J. H. Holmca. Jr .. fii·st lieutenant. t:. S. ' c.: (Contlnuc.d on Pac-o 5.) �OOM ENT MBHCE i OF THBJJXADHL t Btfng I'll Town - ·- ' GEN.WOOD TAl<ES PART A J Auu.1 Md u liiJ Ka-'lk> :0.,. Gatt)'sm~ tt 0.1.iiYr('d a.= U.,.t, ��fHE lt.'EWS A?\"DCOU CITADEL .ALUM•IRlUIHOI .... ➔., u, •..u.c-f ~ o r~er CMS,u i. Xtld ��THE THE ~NOO MILITARY CITADEL COLLEGE SHEPPARD, OF SOUTH OFFICE J . E . SMITH. OF CH-AIRMAN 'BOARD OF VISITORS s.c, Charleston, The Annual meeting ~ilitary College Present CAROLINA CHARLESTON CHAIRMAN of the Board of Visitors wes held Hon Orlando at the Citadel Blythe-Moore-Padgett . of the South Cnrolina this Sheppcrd,Chair□an,nnd December IIth,1917 day nt I0 . 30,e.m. Moswrs Thomas-Hammond- Spivey and Col Bond,Superintendent , Absent Governor R. I. Manning and Iiir Swearingen . The Corp of Cadets appearance Science buildings dent under were inspected command of Col .R.R . Stcgsd21,ll ,Professor t:md Tactics. The Board also and grounds. granted general lt5th Anniversary: service observed by apprcpripte Resolved: of their cxercices to the cadets on that Col Bond,be to the letter & It was the of the depnrtment it that that in the the day be o end the follow - requested to have December)conferring with a cf an Elevator,Bnth in appropriation of Capt Greaser to be held intention and that in accordance ____________ of the cost to be re- adopted . departnent 311. to further be included of Modern Lnnguagcs"is ed to orgnnizo being . adopted . see clipping. "Professor etc. superinten- retreat. L . day(20th on each floor In reply ·of the tmd i-,doptea.. from the Legislature. Capt Greaser: until of many of the Cadets I9I7 - I8 . That estimates room nnd Toilet in chnrge cf the Chnirman,the exercises,and cf the Graduates !1.1 tary ili inspection Country , is was su~gested was offered Appropriation quested leave That the Faculty,Chairman ~ppropriato Committee mo.de a thorough Upon authority In consequence Military ing resolution by the Bonr , and they ma9:.e a fine d with asking responsible for of the Boa r d to place he be informed his that whether the the entire Capt Greaser he is empower- views . ndopted . __________ ~--------~---___. ....;;;., �OFFICE . SMITH, OF BOA"""RO OF CAA7RMAN VISIT-ORS SECRETARY Athletic Association: the Basket-ball team be allowed nocessitating night one leave of the President t ·o play of absence and Treasurer The Citadel ofiraduates: be requested -ed to loave two games out of the City, frcm Friday school Rwsolved:"That tc give during in the service diplomas their senior cf the United and Col Bond,Superintendent,will of I9I8,now morning until Sunday in the service,ns the Bonrd cf Visitors tonthose year stntes." for to include service on the Mexican was granted to Cadets of the class N.J.Cromer,Newberry,~.C.Sparks, G.G.Cromer,Anderson,S.C,the who went to the ~reining of that class ' A Diploma nwarded not return a First / That the resolution further Christmas account of Graduates. nny other before members graduation. of Charleston, s.C,whc on the Mexican Border,but and posponed to the to acknowledge dia is now of Lieut June meeting this action E.B. for to the adopted. The Corps of Cadets the following of January Capt of the Ccrp cf Cadets to the recommemdations The Secretary of the Christmas the night service was also Army. adopted. as infcrmation Furlough: that being in reference consideration. Association after in the Nationnl Garey",be received intc to Scott.Carson.Strohecker to the Citadel Lieut ✓ Senior camp on the 5th January,und who would be called cf who were fore ~his requested award diplomas follows- Cadets Conwo.y,R.W.Tarkington,Greenwocd,K.F.Snearer,Madiscn,Ohio,this except that was gra.nted. The Association border ~he request holidays,from cadets were granted December 2cth were grnnted 6th-E.B.Smith,St O.N.Taylcr,Chicngo,Ill.G.H.Steel,Evansville,Ind. leQve of absence to January and extension 3d,I9I8 of lenvc t~ Louis,M.e.M.Frnnklin,Limn,Ohio. adopted. I I \ �TH E C ITA DE L ANDO THE SHEPPARD. CHAIRMAN MILITARY COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA CHARLESTON J , E. SMITH. OFFICE OF CHAIRMAN BOARD OF VISITORS $1!!:CRE'TARY 4 Report of Executive Committee: - Resolved : From the present us this \ report of the Executive adopted us expressing Ccmmittee the sentiment with its facts before recomoendations is of the Board . adp o ted . 3'J.lf TO THE BOARDOF VISITOR-3 OF THB CI TADEL - TH1.!: Jv!J'l'H C!dOLHfA i-1IL1TA.'l'ZY COLL~GE: I In the matter Executive of the i nvesti g ation Comm te e of the Boar d , at Ch~r leston it made by th e S . C., on Octob er 4;th 1 917 ; On September 15th -1 7 , :,!r. Thomas ? .L asesne - Preside n t of the "Ssoc i ation of Graduates- wro t e a letter Jo hn P. Thomas- a member of the Board of Visitors of \'/hi cn the welfare t.o their Alumni i nterested of the Citadel to the prestige p0rsiste11t of the Citade l. ence Thursday night v ery thoroughly i nvest i ga ted 1 1tOm2ors, t hey f eel to these be in the prac t i - tha t these v1hic11 are damagi ng s were i n confe r- repor t s ought and appropriat to be e ac t ion taken th~t conditions they do not care That a large te.rgets ficer dut l,y requires has had d i re ct e';?J imm e- at the to be considered as report s: l . that veports have been told are bad and , wuile ~ should These graduate and ag r ee d These graduates Citadel , as they , a gr:>upe of Graduates atten t io n certain diatl y. of th@ Citadel - fol.1..ow ng is• a cop yi As l oya l cal to :.f . r r.umber of cots , matresses , a s'l.ni tary founta i n "'.nd otner of the Citade l during direct competitton with 2 .. of these Tha t cons i derable not brought 3 .. articles ,l at r ines , wer e used by i>.n of - a pr i vate simi l ar enterprisew to l ook after articles , kitc 11en utensils the summer for other employe t3s were required dist ri bution them to di r ec t atte nt i on ; enterpris that e in ~itadel the ship}' i ng and , later ,t he • p i pi ng has been removed from the Citade l and back/ That certain incidents have occured i n the laundry of the Cita del. That a house , said to be l oca t ed in Burns Lane , need~ i nves t iga- tio n. 5 .. That Citadel Citade l for private employees purpaises e.re frequently ·t•hile 9;itadel used by an officer matt<''rS are neglected of the . �-211 6. That privately employees 7► Tt when their tie hc1ve been repaired tne Dagget inviting Printing That, Charleston of increased Association affairs The ~raduAtes tigation Frank have been given to accept on ever phase "I.S sugsested witnesses of these Capt . Graeser ,Capt. other employees purpose matters ; by these and of matters ~ajor • the 17th the allegatio was held by Mr. Thomr-..sand the of tiie statements statements 0 be closely the examined out of them, Moore , Capt . LeTellie and all . Kanapaux r, other and all sent this letter for to the n s made by , and contained in in one of the rooms of the Y. M. C. A l.i· airman made at this in the letter 3ly the, dr . J. , for duty conference,as " well confer - the ~xecut i ve of investigat.i a, as the a llegations Lesesne . executive 6!-()eL,(,,..,._ to call the purpose Cor:1mi ttee- P. Thomas , and tr.e Chairman the 4th 1917 . a good many of the of graduates to be his of ...r . -the 1.'!i t made by a good many at this oard together According.Ly Charleston that grov:ing 1917 .- t1r . 'l" homas the vh airma n de emed it contained , Jr . ~rom the Comnitte , T.".". Bethea , Hodges, Lieut . Hair Alumni and members of the ,.,_ssociation ence, an inves - of the Boar d , who at once went to vhc1rleston A conference buildings i on for Graduates they Sergt . Adams,Sergt of investig'l.ting letter of the of the Citadel" On §eptember the vh2.irman statement Clement and that 1<:.Qox , Capt of the Citadel Company ).- , and T. P . Lesesne . the good name of the Citadel: officers of Howe, C. F •. Myers Jr . , Th add Street is respectively be called the to the Alumni. a petit D,.vid G. Dwight,'V.~'. G. Eason , Gedney follov:ing outside to bid(Statements Alumni interest,no agreeing include: It matters has be en prinjed printers Henry O. S;troheo.a:erJr . , S . L . Reid ,:, said . CitPdel Company and the vvalkor,E ~nns u Cogswell in spite athletic for for was needed by Ci t.adel That the Geta l ogue of the Citadel St~te , without 8. owned automobiles were consl'ting "' sum.~oned of E . L!. to meet in �L - 3- Af ter cided a pre l imina r y conference- to ask the parties to ap pe 'l. before r of the t i c a lly full letter Quite pa rties a le nghty Raines - to make he ,:,. i ng was had ,-and prac r named i n t he letl t er of Mr , LeSesn e made . which Major Ra.1.!1es was request as vtell :teSesne of ...r . Lesesne upon t he sub j ect mat - ed to pres ent of the var i ous s ug;e s ti ons and cr i tcisms wi tnesses, !.f. r i n the dee med pr oper bearing i nvestigat ion ► statements tion as they ~11 of the After mentione d execut i ve comm t Lee de~ i t hem, and i n the pr e s ence of ··'ajor suc h st a tements ter the as the sug ·estions made by the d if feren t oontained in the letter of the .tloard of Vis it or s in Decembe r 1913 , ,. the ~uperi n tenden t i n h is ann u al r epo r t to the Boar d-used lo\•ting langu 'l. e -to g for 11 tern "the wit - 11 Fo ur offi c ers out this of their December that of 'Nes- recommen d that if successfuJ.Jy benef i t "itade l ► " to the r ecommend~ti on the Boa rd of Visito rs ga ve ,_ or c amp, wit hou t expense of the college heartily plan . I believe to cert ~in member of the ! aculty ties J. camp wi l l be of great Pursuan t t o this school i n the M ountains dur i ag the v ac a tio n, and Bo'l.rd 'l. prove p the f ol - of the Citade l have made a su m:n camp to be d onducted er " arolina "carried their to consent to conduct or interference . Extrac t from the minutes a summe_ wit h t he ir 9th 1913 . Rdop t ed- to wi t-" .. eso lved The Super i ntende nt be authorized of th i s camp(The French ments re t urn in lixe nes s es examin ed, and a lso he rew i th submit : to l oan to the officer to enter int o a wr i tten cond i t i on. a s rec e i ve d wha tever have care f ull y r e so- s il!ii cha r ge Bro ad Su111 c1.mp) any equ i pment and i nstur ,.. ner they may r eques t, they 'i!e du- of the .tloard hel d At the meet i ng of the boa r d ir.. .June 1914 , the follow i ng l ution.was of ► At the meeting "plans is expl ama- eo nsidered the agreemen t to is l oaned them . " st ate ments of a ll of the wit- the explana ti on mad r- by '""ajor Ra i n es, and our conc l usi on. �As to the s t a t ement .s c on tain ed in par 2, r ,~ph :To 1 i n t he g - r lett e r of M . Le Se sne - we beg to state "' th at wehave no i d ea t ha t th i s permiss ion g iv en by the Boar d of Vi sitor s t o certain .,__ of the vi tad el v:ould ha ve bee n gr ante d- if the Boa rd had officers b ee n ~dvise d th a t t h is priv il eg e would titi on wit h other compe- s i mil a r en te rp rise s " . W beg f urther e of this op er a te " i ndirect to s-t ate with paragr ap h- that .Joard of Visitors- r e fe rence i n~our opin i on if to the sug ; e s t i on s the resolut i on of th e gr "n t i::ig t h is pr i v il eg e-ha d be en ob s er ved -t he r epo r ts "damag in g t o the pr st i g e of the Ci tad el ,.. oc ~ur r ed . •t wou ld not hav e de be g furt h er to s t ate -t ha t while ha d been careles there erty we were i mpressedtha of the use of the vi tadel t hat there sness i n the matter a t t hi s surn. ~er camp- we were not had bee n °ny serious fin anci lll t of the prop i mpre s s ed l oss sust a in ed. W be g f urth er to s tate - th a t i n our opin ion t he r eso l ut i on e of the uo ar d of Visitors adopted i n ~une 19 14, granting this pri vi- leg e- sho ul d be repea le d or r escinde d. t As to the sug g esions cont a i n ed i n pa ragr aph No 2 , of the lett er ef liiir I.,9 S es;J;J.~ it was admitted pi ping had not been brought was not bro ught ba ck was there b ~ck , but th a t it 64'.-MMrLe Sei;;"' '~ "Inc i dents" ajor "1 s ome he stated th at the re a son i t was absol u tely woethle s s , an d was no ev i de nce to the contra ry. As to t he sug ,;es t ions ter by Maj:i r Ra i n e s that .,.. oc cLt ring r there c ont a i ned i n pPra gr a ph No 3 of the l et wa s no d i re c t evidenc e in the l aundry of a ny i mprope . of the l.iit ade l; Ra i ne unqu a l i f ied ly an d absolute l y deni ed that pr ope r had oc curre d .. We wer e impressed th a t while on the con t rary any th i ng i :n - M r J:{ i nes in.a ajo a g"" have b e en t i fy i mpr uden t, a suspicion yet there was abso l ute ly no testimon y to jus - of mor a l delinquenc As t o the sug 3 estio n cont a ined o-f r.:r, L9 S9enliil - we were y .. in par ag r aph No 4 , of t he l e tter s a tis fie d fro :'l th e statements and oth er witnes s es th a t he \Jitade l had suffered t ion with t ~is house i n °ur n s Lane . , n o loss of l,'.a jor Ra i ne i n connect - �-o As to the the letter that suggestion of ~P he was not the employees his ~ ln this there that of the was stated any of interest by ·"ajor in the thc1.t he was not conscious employee , was inconsequence matt&rs,or automob i le had been used frequently R2.ine interest of of any dereliction on account. We were impressed show anything the separate and d i stinct importance As to the ter of Mr for economic action that reasons- .,1ajor l{aines this al l times vii th the .,thletic 3J..9 i:i this -when called they to say -th "'t '-'ol. responsibility therewith ems be Itaines .pon -to .nssociation . that 8 ~f the letter enti:·ely by t 1is ;,ssocia- not undertake he was ready ma:rn a ful l showing 8" of the Athletic of the .board of Visitors and should stated exonerated the affairs administered matte:- of the compl,tely 0 in pF~r gr~ph 0om ittee Hond • of the opinion - that the "" xecutive i..ajor time and publ ic interest was based,and cont-?.ined can and should same , but same L, p;,rugr- ph Ho 7 , of the let- al l of the cri~icism t,!r , I,e Seiil::.e - we are no jurisdiction pr ivate is only necessary assumed suggestion and that et at the contained fro,n any connection .. s to the tion, nature, proper -do not . sug _ _-;estions on ~hich criticisms-while of keeping Le Seiil:r:i~ it Association these of a criminal phasize¢ the that it Raines by a Citadel of Gitadel connection 5 and 6,of by -ajor were used by him to the detriment the Citadel,and this repaired of the fact any neglett of the Citadel that in paragrephs was admitted automob ile conscious of such service- - it re £esae he had had his yet contained have to criticise and willing of his at connection �-6- Upon the the witnesses,and not are investigation-from from the expl2.nat i on i npressed or that entire that any ver;/ serious financial loss any serious satisfied that no criticism the state::1ent of of iAajor Haine , we were irrlilglari ties had occurred , hact been sustained,and of this character we will ever oc- cur again. . We desire which acuated ters to express the Associ2.tion to our a ttention, interest and in the welfare unconsciously abused faithful and very charge we hope and believe Department plaints privilege that that of the he ought consider old Institution., compl a ined -were erroj'sof doing ,.and in view of the fact has ever tha~ all of the be contro lled those confronted officers against chci.rged with very in the disso too harshly,and will of the very occur agc1in.. difficult few com- him , s-hould comwend him of the friends that the of our grand irregularities the head and not of the heart . important that work the Ci tP.del our graduates the civilized world-we to promote the management all is now have responded the most serious of the vitadel,and by the desire may have sup ervised,, _and the very to the c<ill of our country - in this that and which he has held to be judged satis f y us all In vie w of the very nobly zeal in view of his office a tion. of all and should of the mat- their to the vitadel in the management \'/hich he has so long f~vorable for no such irregulHrties which have been perferred to the ·s-.. still services duties His success- in bringing may have been indiscreet,and efficient we do not feel on. of the purpose of our Alma Mater. his of t:1.e onerous of U-ractuates we corrunend them While Major rtaine ~ong, our avpreciati indulge crisis the hope of the Alumni will harmony and C > oper Ption of the aff8.irs so of this great among School, so ~hat our old Alma Mater may move forward to the "tt~ inment of the high ideal so fondly cherished by her founders,and so ardently hoped forby her living 330 sons . �-7 May t he opportuniti fut.ure- e s of the presen t, and the possibilities i n spi r e us all to renewed activity work th e Cita del is now doing , and mny a ll trolled best 3 3/ by the one common purpose agree . . of seeing and ze al of the i n the great of her Alumni be con.wl10 can best work and �-~ ~•1~ tt of Superintendent: as follows, ?>'3:2J The Superintcndont I rr I • submitted his unnuul report �THE THE MILITARY CITADEL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA CHARLESTON COL.0 . .J . BOND SUPERINTENDENT Dec . 11, 1917. -- ~ T-o--Tlre Boa rd of Visitors, The Citadel. Gentlemen: The present session opened under very encouraging .) conditions on September 20th with an enrolment of 251 cadets - the new class numbering 119, all of whom qualified under the strict requirements of a minimum of 12 High School units for admission . The statistics of the new class show that the average age of the new eadets on the openi ng day was 17 years and 9 months . The average height was 5'7i ", and the average weight 125 lbs. The number of applications for admission which had been received up to the opening day was 143. Some of these were rejected as not qualified, but in at least a dozen cases, the young men whose parents had applied for admission did not present themselves at The Citadel. As it was necessary for the Quartermaster to nnke provision for all who had applied, The Citadel was put to some expense in purchasing mattresses and other material which was not needed when the applicants did not arrive. It seems to me that a small deposit fee, say $5, should be required of students to prevent them from failing for trifling reasons to meet their oblig ations, and I so re commend. cJ..k l'J, "~ Two members of the graduating class were drafted during the past summer, viz., Cadet Neel y J. Cromer, benef iciarv c~ de t from Newberry County, and Cadet T. c . Sparks, ben efiorar~ oadet ~rom Horry County. Since the beginning of the session two other members of this class have been ordered to report to the Army Sohool at Fort Leavenworth for instruction with a view to receiving commissions in the Regular Army, viz . Cadet H. w. Tarkington, ben e£icrary from Greenwood County, and Cadet K. F . Snearer, of Cleveland, o. One other member of this class, Cadet Captain G. G. Cromer, of .Anderson, s.c. will be drafted next spring, and we have recommended him to go to the 3rd Training Camp in January, so that he will have the opportunity of becoming an officer. In the case of these young men who are prevented from finishing their education by the call of their country, the Academic Board makes the following recommendation to the Board of Visitors: "That the follovring members of the graduating class, Cromer, G. Cromer, N. , Snearer, Sparks~ and Tarkington, who have been ca 1 led into the service of the u . S. Government, be graded on their records up to the time of leaving The Citadel, and graduated with their class in June, provided, they are at that time in the J 0 ,,.,_A; military or n aval service of the U. S. Government; and that the r substance of this resolution be endorsed on their diplomas." �COL.0 . .J . BOND SUPERINTENDENT The state Board of Charities asks the Board of Visitors to pass a resolution limiting the time at the beginning of the aoademio session in which parents can apply for free tuition. They sugge st one week. 1----10-,,,A,,,,.., 1 ; • ;.. ~ The ( new plan of having an academia officer permanently as Commandant of Cadets, which was adopted by the Board at their last meeting, gives promise of mee~ing all expectations. Major Moore has taken an enthusiastic interest in his duties, and I am pleased to state that I have never known the interior discipline of the Corps of Cadets to be more satisfa~tory than it is at present. The detail of all active officers of the Army as professors of military science and tactics at educational institutions was withdrawn at the conclusion of the last academic year; but in order for The Citadel to be continued among the colleges supporting units of the R. O. T. C., and to be inspected, it was necessary to have a retired officer of _ the u . s .Army detailed for duty at the institution. Maj. R.R . Stogsdall, U. S. A. , retired, was engaged at a salary of $1000 per annum, and reported for duty at the beginning of the present session. Since then he has had a leave of ten days to attend one of the training camps where the latest methods of military instruction are given, and I am glad to report that he is diligently prooeeding with the instruction of the oadets in military matters. I take pleasure in presenting to the Board for its consideration a communication from Major Stogsdall bearing ✓ on one fea~ure of the academic staff which he _ has discussed with me, and which he submits at my re q_ue st. ,r, , -l-' .... , 6-,,, 1 , i, ., 3 8 't < �De c . 11, 1917. To the Board of Visitors, The Citadel. Gentlemen:! beg leave to submit to you the following statement and recommendation: as I understand This institution, ity and supervision object the education object being of the State its military these tors titles titles and directs exist are placed It occurs Governor selects and instructors to it the officers - and confers in naln6 only, status and these the Legislature these has had no military which they should training by right as to whether should forces, But has been called into the service state military of the State, desirable service for giving have. who establishment of the f ederal to place the entire such emergency duty within as the Governor might see !it in mind the self-interest seek only to further thus be so commissioned. of the State might be highly the an instructor when the military I have not - and in s truc- might authorize this limits uniforms. professors at a time like -'the 3,.s training. of the institution Further, Corps in the ""7 upon them certain men in the State There might be a question it fo~ --i-t ~ ·_ s:___ --1 in a most awkward position. to commission Government, and has a militar-J them to wear military to me that them a military under the author- of young men; the particular to give young men sent professors exists of South Ca rolina, and training The Board of Visitors it, to call them. of any man; I would promote the efficiency of this excellent college. Very respectfully, / Professor of Military Science&: Tactics. • �Two members of the Academic Boa.rd a.re now in the u.s. service. Lt. Guthrie, Assistant Professor of Physics, was called out by the Naval Reserve last April, before the close of the session. Mr. H.J . Blackford, of Levington, Va., was engaged during the past summer to fill his place. Captain Hodges, Professor of Physics, 4 received an appointment as Captain in the Ordnance Department 1._~~t during the summer, and he left shortly after the opening of the -session . Mr. J. c . Pomeroy of Ames, Ia . , was engaged in his place . Capt . Hodges left all of his furniture in his quarters, so as to hold a claim, if possible, on the position, and return as Professor of Physics after the war. Both Messrs. Pomeroy and Blackford were engaged ±'or the session ending Sept. 20, 1918, - the former at a salary of $2000 per annum, and the latter at $1200 . The selection of these two professors by the Chairman and the Superintendent is submitted for the approval of the Board. Capt. LeTellier has been doi:i;i.gvaluable work in the milit a ry department for a year or more by instructing classes in militnry map-making, bridge-building, etc. I recommend to the Board that acknowledgment of this be made by adding to Capt. LeTellier's title Professor of Drawing, that of Assistant Professor of Military Engine e ring. 337 as I I �OL . 0 . .J.BOND ; UPERINTENOENT #3 In connection with the organization of the Cadets as units in the R.0.T.C., as provided by law - two considerable pecuniary benefits come to the Cadets. The cadets who have been here two years, receive for the remainder of their time in the military college a commutation of subsistence of 30¢ a day, or $109.50 a year. The other benefit is a commutation for uniforms which is allowed to all cadets, and amounts to $14. This is a field service uniform of a pattern prescribed by the U.S. Wa.r Department and should be approved by the Board, as en authorized unifonn for cadets. I so recommend. It is necessary for The Citadel to give bond for these uniforms and. to have them insured. I will see that this is done, with the autharir1 ty of the Board, and charge the cost of the same to the cadets, who receive the benefit. C •/,•JJ"'f. '! Instructions have come farom the urdnance Department to return the Springfield Rifles, Model 1903, which we have, and Rifles of Model 1898 (presumably Krags) will be furnished us instead. These are very unwelcome orders, as we naturally took a pride in having the Corps provided with the modern a.rm used by the U.S. Army, but we presume that the necessities of the Government are such that all the rifles of the improved pattern are needed for the troops of the U.S. It will be recalled that last year the cadets had no enca.mpment. The usual encampment, planned for April, was abandoned as it was planned by the War Department to have the units of the R.0.T.C. go into ca.mp at the Government Training Camps, and it was expected that the cadets would go to Plattsburg. All of these plans, howT ever, were abandoned on account of the war, and it hardly seems likely that any arrangements will be made next June to send the cadets to training cemps. Therefore, it seeroo necessary for us to consider holding our own encampment, as formerly. The question of most concern is tentage. Unless the Adjutant General of the State can provide the camp equipage, it seems that it will not be possible to get it. We would greatly desire to go into camp at Mt . Pleasant, as we did in 1915 and 1916 - as we would th~re have access to a modem rifle range, and have been specially invited by Major Harllee to make use of all the facilities of the range. I take the liberty of calling the attention of the Board to the importance of this matter. The Government is too busy to pay attention to the instruction of any but the armies of the U.S. We, ours elves, shall have to attend to the proper military instruction of our oadets until such time as with the return of peace the War Departm~nt can give attention to such matters again and the enca~pment is a very necessary part of our milita:iy instruction. Previous to the war, we were holding these encampments regularly. Now t~at our ~raduate s are more needed than ever, the importance ?f this work is greater still, and the necessity for the encampment is more tather than less urgent. / ·•;,. ·• /✓,..,, ].~·a""<"~8i J ZI..,.p:ft ,. f!.(4,.,, "'1-, , 'A rec.,,,' vat ~:-✓- . ,, rJ:J·. , I,• ,.. lt-U!tf./1-£:t.. ., tlt'~~:(ts,(j£fl"' ;jl -,lf,,P I �The financial report of the Chairman of the Board to the Legislature calls for an increased appropriation due to the great advance in price of subsistence and other supplies, and to the increase in the salaries of professors. As regards the latter, in compliamce with the instructions of the Board of Visitors at your last meeting, I have prepared a oomparative statement showing the salaries paid at the other State Colleges, which I respectfully submit. Clemson President Professors Assistants Total Uni ve rsi ty of 4,500 (1)3,500 (1)3,000 { 5) 2,500 2140 to 1900 s .c. Winthrop 5,000 ( 1) (19) 1700 to 1000 $159' 548.33 5,000 1500 to 1200 $71 2,000 ( 8) 3,000 2,500 2,000 ( l) Citadel 3,750 (1) 1200 to 360 , 270 .02 J92,870 . 3,000 2125 to 2000 1500 to 1200 J 2 7 ,2 50 . : (. \., ~ I beg to call the attention of the Board to the fact that the tenn of office of two members of the Board, Col. Blythe and Col. Spivey, expires in 1918, so that I presume the election for these positions on the Doard will be held during of the session of the Legislature in January or February. I respectfully Holidays. 7 a d;,1 I afak the Board to decide · Jtt- Respectfully, @, "339 Y-/36M_c{_ Superintendent. upon the Christmas �Military staff:Resclved: and Academic staff Military staff That the Faculty ,the latter to embrace and Tactics,Commandant Lieut Guthrie: the rate of the Professors the substitute - of Lieut and 2d classes at the M Pleasant t Col Bond,Superintendent,to perfect Superintendent: Resolved:That ed to $4.500-nmended lnnual I \ from the third each year,for asked Tuesday appointed \ Revise on this Regulations nppointed 3 l/0 )meeting to revise of four for Resolved: with of C~l Bond,be increas- be changed Tuesday in October of members be appointed to take (f. adopted . The Chairman ?;~~,Hammond and · Regulations of the Board . adopted . The chairman business Runge ,was left to be the college. of five and report appointed ' ,M oore and Hammond. appearing the board adjourned. Re ~ at Moultrie, apprcpriation That a comr.ai ttee the present 1 r1 homas, :spi=k:J, Bend No further at Fort adpoted. committee,Thomas,Jiial1m••e,' -~4;;a;- M essrs the salary cf making up the annual n new site .: be paid to the June meeting,lost. ~ite: - Thnt a Committee consideration . adopted. . adopted. in December to the third the purpose Science not adopted . That the Annual December meeting of tho Legislature. l Building '\ into be posponed Mecting:Resolved: Rifle arrangements and the Guthrie the commencement of the session. The encampment of the Ist a Milit~ry Military nnd Quartermaster and the 3d and 4th classes Sal~ry into the Superintendent,Professor that of $ 1500-from Encampment: to consist of Cadets,Surgeon Resolved: be divided chairman. members be at the next on this committee �10 CITADEL TO MARK DIAIOMD JUBILBB hdcnn:al Celehntlon 1n •he CNipdlo Be HeldThtncby Nlf,1 Next T~ SPEAKERS ANNOONCEO 0d. Al"-'7 Cow ...... "· ot44tli Urta,r Gn4aa~ te ■,-u: NOUMtl'1JDM41J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Board of Visitor meeting minutes of The Citadel, 1842-1865; 1882-1930 Description An account of the resource Official minutes of the governing body of The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Materials in The Citadel Archives & Museum Digital Collections are intended for educational and research use. The user assumes all responsibility for identifying and satisfying any claimants of copyright. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Museum Ring Collection, 1895-2000 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Citadel Archives & Museum Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Materials in The Citadel Archives & Museum Digital Collections are intended for educational and research use. The user assumes all responsibility for identifying and satisfying any claimants of copyright. For more information contact The Citadel Archives & Museum, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, 29409. Subject The topic of the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Description An account of the resource <p class="p1"><span class="s1">The oldest known Citadel Class Ring dates to 1895, and features a dark stone with the year '95 inscribed in the center. Early rings changed design from year to year until the design was standardized in 1940. A special war ring was made for those who had been called to active duty directly from The Citadel at the close of the 1942-1943 academic year. This war ring was unique in that it did not have class numerals.</span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">Citadel Class Rings for the Corps of Cadets feature an oval crest with a Palmetto tree and the South Carolina State Seal with the graduating class numerals. The words “The Military College of S.C. 1842” wrap around the oval. The right side of the ring depicts the United States and South Carolina flags, cannon balls, and a star representing the Star of the West steamship that cadets fired upon in January of 1861. The left side depicts a crossed sword and rifle with oak leaves and laurel wreath.</span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">For more information, visit <a href="http://www.citadelalumni.org/s/1674/alumni/index.aspx?sid=1674&amp;gid=1001&amp;pgid=391" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Citadel Alumni Association's Cadet Ring History &amp; Symbolism</a> website.</span></p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Museum Ring Collection Relation A related resource Museum Ring Collection Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Type The nature or genre of the resource Physical Object Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/collections/show/23 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Charleston (S.C.) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Citadel Class Ring, 1917. Julius Chesnee Cogswell Subject The topic of the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Citadel Archives & Museum Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1917 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Materials in The Citadel Archives & Museum Digital Collections are intended for educational and research use. The user assumes all responsibility for identifying and satisfying any claimants of copyright. For more information contact The Citadel Archives & Museum, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, 29409. Description An account of the resource Julius Chesnee Cogswell was a member of the Class of 1917. Cogswell was awarded both the Distinguished Service Cross and Navy Cross for extraodinary heroism while serving with the 80th Company, 6th Regiment (Marines), 2nd Division, A.E.F. in action in the bombardment of La Cense Farm, France, June 6, 1918. Having been previously wounded, Cogswell refused to be evacuated, and handled his platoon with bravery and skill in an assault on a formidable machine-gun position until seriously wounded.<br /><br />***<br /><p class="p1"><span class="s1">The oldest known Citadel Class Ring dates to 1895, and features a dark stone with the year '95 inscribed in the center. Early rings changed design from year to year until the design was standardized in 1940. A special war ring was made for those who had been called to active duty directly from The Citadel at the close of the 1942-1943 academic year. This war ring was unique in that it did not have class numerals.</span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">Citadel Class Rings for the Corps of Cadets feature an oval crest with a Palmetto tree and the South Carolina State Seal with the graduating class numerals. The words “The Military College of S.C. 1842” wrap around the oval. The right side of the ring depicts the United States and South Carolina flags, cannon balls, and a star representing the Star of the West steamship that cadets fired upon in January of 1861. The left side depicts a crossed sword and rifle with oak leaves and laurel wreath.</span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">For more information, visit <a href="http://www.citadelalumni.org/s/1674/alumni/index.aspx?sid=1674&amp;gid=1001&amp;pgid=391" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Citadel Alumni Association's Cadet Ring History &amp; Symbolism</a> website.</span></p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Museum Ring Collection Relation A related resource Museum Ring Collection Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Type The nature or genre of the resource Physical Object Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/items/show/657 Date Valid Date (often a range) of validity of a resource. 1910-1919 Audience A class of entity for whom the resource is intended or useful. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Museum Ring Collection, 1895-2000 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Citadel Archives & Museum Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Materials in The Citadel Archives & Museum Digital Collections are intended for educational and research use. The user assumes all responsibility for identifying and satisfying any claimants of copyright. For more information contact The Citadel Archives & Museum, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, 29409. Subject The topic of the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Description An account of the resource <p class="p1"><span class="s1">The oldest known Citadel Class Ring dates to 1895, and features a dark stone with the year '95 inscribed in the center. Early rings changed design from year to year until the design was standardized in 1940. A special war ring was made for those who had been called to active duty directly from The Citadel at the close of the 1942-1943 academic year. This war ring was unique in that it did not have class numerals.</span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">Citadel Class Rings for the Corps of Cadets feature an oval crest with a Palmetto tree and the South Carolina State Seal with the graduating class numerals. The words “The Military College of S.C. 1842” wrap around the oval. The right side of the ring depicts the United States and South Carolina flags, cannon balls, and a star representing the Star of the West steamship that cadets fired upon in January of 1861. The left side depicts a crossed sword and rifle with oak leaves and laurel wreath.</span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">For more information, visit <a href="http://www.citadelalumni.org/s/1674/alumni/index.aspx?sid=1674&amp;gid=1001&amp;pgid=391" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Citadel Alumni Association's Cadet Ring History &amp; Symbolism</a> website.</span></p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Museum Ring Collection Relation A related resource Museum Ring Collection Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Type The nature or genre of the resource Physical Object Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/collections/show/23 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Charleston (S.C.) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Citadel Class Ring, 1917. Scott C. Strohecker Subject The topic of the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Description An account of the resource Scott C. Strohecker was a member of the Class of 1917. According to a Register of Graduates, Strohecker became proprietor of a drug store in Columbia, South Carolina after graduating from The Citadel.<br /><br />***<br /><p class="p1"><span class="s1">The oldest known Citadel Class Ring dates to 1895, and features a dark stone with the year '95 inscribed in the center. Early rings changed design from year to year until the design was standardized in 1940. A special war ring was made for those who had been called to active duty directly from The Citadel at the close of the 1942-1943 academic year. This war ring was unique in that it did not have class numerals.</span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">Citadel Class Rings for the Corps of Cadets feature an oval crest with a Palmetto tree and the South Carolina State Seal with the graduating class numerals. The words “The Military College of S.C. 1842” wrap around the oval. The right side of the ring depicts the United States and South Carolina flags, cannon balls, and a star representing the Star of the West steamship that cadets fired upon in January of 1861. The left side depicts a crossed sword and rifle with oak leaves and laurel wreath.</span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">For more information, visit <a href="http://www.citadelalumni.org/s/1674/alumni/index.aspx?sid=1674&amp;gid=1001&amp;pgid=391" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Citadel Alumni Association's Cadet Ring History &amp; Symbolism</a> website.</span></p> Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Citadel Archives & Museum Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1917 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Materials in The Citadel Archives & Museum Digital Collections are intended for educational and research use. The user assumes all responsibility for identifying and satisfying any claimants of copyright. For more information contact The Citadel Archives & Museum, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, 29409. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Museum Ring Collection, 1895-2000 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Citadel Archives & Museum Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Materials in The Citadel Archives & Museum Digital Collections are intended for educational and research use. The user assumes all responsibility for identifying and satisfying any claimants of copyright. For more information contact The Citadel Archives & Museum, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, 29409. Subject The topic of the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Description An account of the resource <p class="p1"><span class="s1">The oldest known Citadel Class Ring dates to 1895, and features a dark stone with the year '95 inscribed in the center. Early rings changed design from year to year until the design was standardized in 1940. A special war ring was made for those who had been called to active duty directly from The Citadel at the close of the 1942-1943 academic year. This war ring was unique in that it did not have class numerals.</span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">Citadel Class Rings for the Corps of Cadets feature an oval crest with a Palmetto tree and the South Carolina State Seal with the graduating class numerals. The words “The Military College of S.C. 1842” wrap around the oval. The right side of the ring depicts the United States and South Carolina flags, cannon balls, and a star representing the Star of the West steamship that cadets fired upon in January of 1861. The left side depicts a crossed sword and rifle with oak leaves and laurel wreath.</span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">For more information, visit <a href="http://www.citadelalumni.org/s/1674/alumni/index.aspx?sid=1674&amp;gid=1001&amp;pgid=391" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Citadel Alumni Association's Cadet Ring History &amp; Symbolism</a> website.</span></p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Museum Ring Collection Relation A related resource Museum Ring Collection Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Type The nature or genre of the resource Physical Object Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/collections/show/23 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Charleston (S.C.) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Citadel Class Ring, 1917. William W. Muckenfuss Subject The topic of the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Description An account of the resource William W. Muckenfuss was a member of the Class of 1917. According to a Register of Graduates, Muckenfuss worked for a chemical company in Charleston, South Carolina after graduating from The Citadel.<br /><br />***<br /><p class="p1"><span class="s1">The oldest known Citadel Class Ring dates to 1895, and features a dark stone with the year '95 inscribed in the center. Early rings changed design from year to year until the design was standardized in 1940. A special war ring was made for those who had been called to active duty directly from The Citadel at the close of the 1942-1943 academic year. This war ring was unique in that it did not have class numerals.</span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">Citadel Class Rings for the Corps of Cadets feature an oval crest with a Palmetto tree and the South Carolina State Seal with the graduating class numerals. The words “The Military College of S.C. 1842” wrap around the oval. The right side of the ring depicts the United States and South Carolina flags, cannon balls, and a star representing the Star of the West steamship that cadets fired upon in January of 1861. The left side depicts a crossed sword and rifle with oak leaves and laurel wreath.</span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">For more information, visit <a href="http://www.citadelalumni.org/s/1674/alumni/index.aspx?sid=1674&amp;gid=1001&amp;pgid=391" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Citadel Alumni Association's Cadet Ring History &amp; Symbolism</a> website.</span></p> Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Citadel Archives & Museum Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1917 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Materials in The Citadel Archives & Museum Digital Collections are intended for educational and research use. The user assumes all responsibility for identifying and satisfying any claimants of copyright. For more information contact The Citadel Archives & Museum, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, 29409. 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Title A name given to the resource Academic Catalogs of The Citadel, 1908-2023 Subject The topic of the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina -- Curricula Universities and colleges -- Curricula -- Catalogs Universities and colleges -- South Carolina Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Citadel Archives & Museum Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Materials in The Citadel Archives & Museum Digital Collections are intended for educational and research use. The user assumes all responsibility for identifying and satisfying any claimants of copyright. For more information contact The Citadel Archives & Museum, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, 29409. Language A language of the resource English Description An account of the resource The Citadel’s academic catalogs provide yearly information on the faculty, staff, administrators, tuition, admission criteria and course offerings. This collection dates back to 1908. For similar institutional information before 1908, The Citadel’s Official Registers may be consulted. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived RC7 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1908-2019 Relation A related resource Academic Catalogs of The Citadel Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/collections/show/5 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Charleston (S.C.) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Catalog of The Citadel, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina -- Curricula Universities and colleges -- Curricula -- Catalogs Universities and colleges -- South Carolina Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Description An account of the resource The Catalog of The Citadel, sometimes called the Bulletin, later The Citadel Catalog, provides curricula information, campus photographs, and campus information such as expenses and event calendars.<br /><br /><h3><a href="https://archive.org/details/catalogofcitadel1917cita" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><strong>Click here to view this catalog on the Internet Archive.</strong></a></h3> Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Citadel Archives & Museum Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1917 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Materials in The Citadel Archives & Museum Digital Collections are intended for educational and research use. The user assumes all responsibility for identifying and satisfying any claimants of copyright. For more information contact The Citadel Archives & Museum, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, 29409. Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/items/show/34 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived RC7 Relation A related resource Academic Catalogs of The Citadel Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Charleston (S.C.) Date Valid Date (often a range) of validity of a resource. 1910-1919