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Title
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Guidons, 1919-2025
Description
An account of the resource
The Guidon (previously titled The Citadel Handbook and The Palmetto) is a book given to cadets with information on the history and traditions of The Citadel; campus life and academic departments; athletics and activities; and information on the military aspects of the school, the Corps of Cadets, and the Fourth Class System.
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Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina
Publisher
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The Citadel Archives & Museum
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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
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English
Subject
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Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina
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Student Activities Collection
Format
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application/pdf
Type
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Text
Identifier
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https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/collections/show/9
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Title
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The Palmetto, 1921
Description
An account of the resource
The Guidon (previously titled The Citadel Handbook and The Palmetto) is a book given to cadets at the beginning of each school year with information on the history and traditions of The Citadel; campus life and academic departments; athletics and activities; and information on the military aspects of the school, the Corps of Cadets, and the Fourth Class System.<br /><h3><a href="https://archive.org/details/palmetto1921cita" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Click here to view this item on the Internet Archive.</a></h3>
Creator
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Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina
Publisher
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The Citadel Archives & Museum
Date
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1921
Rights
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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
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English
Identifier
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https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/items/show/30
Subject
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Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina
Source
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Student Activities Collection
Relation
A related resource
Guidons
Format
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application/pdf
Type
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Text
Coverage
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Charleston (S.C.)
Date Valid
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1920-1929
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Title
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Academic Catalogs of The Citadel, 1908-2023
Subject
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Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina -- Curricula
Universities and colleges -- Curricula -- Catalogs
Universities and colleges -- South Carolina
Creator
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Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina
Publisher
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The Citadel Archives & Museum
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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
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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.
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RC7
Date
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1908-2019
Relation
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Academic Catalogs of The Citadel
Format
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application/pdf
Type
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Text
Identifier
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https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/collections/show/5
Coverage
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Charleston (S.C.)
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Title
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Catalog of The Citadel, 1921
Subject
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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/catalogofcitadel1921cita" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><strong>Click here to view this catalog on the Internet Archive.</strong></a></h3>
Creator
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Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina
Publisher
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The Citadel Archives & Museum
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1921
Rights
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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
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English
Type
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Text
Identifier
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https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/items/show/38
Format
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application/pdf
Source
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RC7
Relation
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Academic Catalogs of The Citadel
Coverage
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Charleston (S.C.)
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1920-1929
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Dublin Core
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Title
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Museum Ring Collection, 1895-2000
Publisher
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The Citadel Archives & Museum
Rights
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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
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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&gid=1001&pgid=391" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Citadel Alumni Association's Cadet Ring History & Symbolism</a> website.</span></p>
Source
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Museum Ring Collection
Relation
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Museum Ring Collection
Format
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image/jpeg
Type
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Physical Object
Identifier
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https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/collections/show/23
Coverage
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Charleston (S.C.)
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Title
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Citadel Class Ring, 1921. Robert B. Jarvis
Subject
The topic of the resource
Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina
Publisher
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The Citadel Archives & Museum
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1921
Rights
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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
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Robert B. Jarvis was a member of the Class of 1921. According to a Register of Graduates, Jarvis became a high school teacher 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&gid=1001&pgid=391" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Citadel Alumni Association's Cadet Ring History & Symbolism</a> website.</span></p>
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https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/items/show/661
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A1973.008
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Museum Ring Collection
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image/jpeg
Type
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Physical Object
Date Valid
Date (often a range) of validity of a resource.
1920-1929
Audience
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Citadel Class of 1921
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Dublin Core
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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&gid=1001&pgid=391" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Citadel Alumni Association's Cadet Ring History & 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
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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
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Title
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Citadel Class Ring, 1921. William O. Brice
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
1921
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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William O. Brice was a member of the Class of 1921. According to a Register of Graduates, Brice became a lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps 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&gid=1001&pgid=391" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Citadel Alumni Association's Cadet Ring History & Symbolism</a> website.</span></p>
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Museum Ring Collection
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Charleston,
S . C, March
4th , I 92I
A Specin l meot i ng of tho non r d of Vi s i t ors of t h e !' ilitary
Coll eg e cf
South Caro l i ng, was held this do.y a t ,the Cita del at II 11.m.
.
Pr esen t- Col Srep~nrd,Cha i rmnn and Gcn ' l ~ oor e - Rev Brunson - r Thonns ~nd
Col Bond , Jup erin t cndcnt,~bsent
but advisinr
tbct they l'Tlc~ tho fncts in
. ccsea of disciplino
to be conoidor0d ~ere· ~~srs ~wonrinR0n - r ~mond
'"nd .. neon who rcquo•stcd
thct tl cir votes bo rccoraca
in the "ffin"
tivC1
in · n;·
sci~ino
the othc1· nc bcrs of t~·c bocrd
"Tr"d upcn re r:uff'icic"'lt
punish~cnt
otncr th n dismis~~11 .
·
'
'o Chc i r~
sto.ted trc re tin• m.s c llcd
spcci r·
.,c c ....
nr-i~:cr r. .. t.: rs .
..,f discipline
" .. ng the c dots .. nd r,n otl:cr :.mcincs::.. tr.t:t r • nood t .o
attention
of the rionrd .
of t.;.,!ldets :lopc r- Rilo. ·- :1-eo
.JO" d :
oso " cts
·ere ro 1.1rt C:. 1,.., t •
.:.>U i ntondcnt
,or
b:·
fc,r ocing intcxic
ted. t tho ...... . v •A,
the Occasion be i ng a gurno of ,i;o.sl..ct • 11 between ~lomson ~ol loge t.nd tho
vit Qol. Those vndcts woro sus~cnd e d by the ~upc ri ntendcnt
fo r vi ~l ~t i on
of • "" agruph 116 cf th e f ..
r
egulc.ti ..ns • .nfter roaa.1ng tl,a ch-r 0 0 ... :..gc1nst \,i!e
.;adets und tnc ir rep\Y c.cl.:nawlodging the dr i nldng of i ntcxic""nts
not vii th
the i ntent i on of getting
ino~r,tod
tho bc~rd upon rc~uost
of tnese ~~dots
r
pormi tted thorn Wld thoi r l indred to ppoQ. befcre the bo .. r d ll.nd r!W.lto thoir
pl ea fo r unish! ..cnt other
.,b:.. ~ disc1 reo •
n
l,.r Roper I!ludo fl very ournost "nd pa.th adsic al_).i.JOt l n1Jt t ... disuiis.; 1.i s con
:ior the ro4?.sons Lo stnted
LJUt to punisl
. i m in c.ny ...thor '·'-'Y tho bet.rd ~aw
mi ght select .
Ll Riley ...
r
po1.o fer ~c.dots .1loy o.nd J..Cc , ,3'1:'iins :.inong othe r th i ngs the. t
Cs.dot ;.oe uas an crphun r.i s .1:a thar
ving died rit,cn r.e Titi.s but £~cc.rs ..,ld
'-nd h i s cc.so ii-.., c. v r: p t c .,ic one , t . t 1 ... t t ese c <.i.cts dr n:: is kwown
,.s ''7ino of lo ein':uht'.t
.,heJ
id not knew it ·::is Ln in,c~-1c nt it b ine;
cbtninod
at
opt ch-ink stc.nd, th.at thoy took onl:r two drinks
l on they fol t
th~ ~ffoct
in o. stu or nd etc ,r c lc&ded th t they· be re -i noto.tod ui th
ny unis:t.mont t·
bc&.rd r: ey decide . After
cu.ring ~l:o verb 1 at t'1I!lcnt
ef o~ch C dot in cddition
to lie ~:-rittcn rc)ly to the chcrgc of intoxicct i o
~SJ)
0
nna
L---
tho ~oll r d c:x:cuood all
)O.rtios
,.l ll~
discussed
the C se ,f cne'h ,, act
by thG se v er 1 moLlbQrs of·thc
bu rd . ftcr cuitc
lcnfth;·
'i~cussion
_in
ms : · od t~ nrcsr.nt
· i~ vicus the ~.., rr dcci0cd
whi ch the Supc.rintcncicnt
te rc - inststo
Codets P.o er - ill,.,.. - cc encl
··a, the l- i'l'"l "'n P Tcr:u ,..+f'd
. to hnvc these C dots
npc r bcfvrc
t~ bt rd nd le d~rosr tlrE en t~e
b einous110ss cf t'tcir
of ~once nd tho dis:>-rncc t',C'i r c nc1uct "d br m+t
u on the Cit dcl in t is ....
1.rr1unit··.
tr.en t ... trcP.1 the verdict
ld
... tho
:f
ing urdor tl.
..... crint
'u
ndcnt wc.s re u stcd
· , rd cs onbr cod in tile foll~
to iszuo .
'171........ .-L~
~
- ---•v
�he Citade l. Charlest on •• o •• Maroh 4 ,1 921 .
aqra of
1-'ener l Order
l o.
1. ~he oase of the cadets
r.egulation.s
they find
has been carofnlly
b en mo~e or less
is very
in
toler
collei:;e;but
the Board of Vlsitore
by
t deal
.idcants
the E!.f_'.ir
of
~
,atd
eh . 19th . which
strong , and the .Board ia disposed
with the best
f t'1o
thGm to
in no
~ngr
_
of the o oeta
an[
•Ole oney i
a ..r to coniione
t~ e
::r..
in
Q
c f 1.l ei;:hi bi tlon
of clemency
would be tl e mfl~
dis~i
be re-instated
abstain from all
ill
parentr.
0£
to tr.e vro1c~ _onalty
.o er ,Filey , Lee . n
.,/d
sol :an lo et
t they will henceforth
t
ret':J.r:.in ! dets of tlle ui t,_ • ..1.
at vari-
of the disciplino
· r~i.ag tho ~lt1re
J
hac
shar!e t
brought
to exercise
interosta
in oho;-;ing u.1-:--c; ""he.7 1ish
t .eee young men
there
that
by a number of cadets
xerci.sc
in titut1on,nctuatcs
of concern
to tho pare.!l.ta and kindred
ble vicO which ·ia.o t·.~
of s ving
of )ar .1 16 of tho
for mere~ 1h·ch has been made bJ these
cun be done com~tibly
tho
oz :nt
and distress
involved . The appeel
it
rcviewod
with u src
driru:ing
ea , o 1loirw.ting
the inatitntion
kindred
for violation
ea follows:
Tho ~ourd has learnod
o 1.., ti
susponded
line
of th
,..
provide · b~·
-
u on tbcir
intoxicants
wh
3 . euaeta J1oper . Riley , and Lee will bo de rived of rl vileges
of leav
oxoe ton
odnesaay a~ternoonA
~
Sund ys for a eriod of ninety,
ys.
Co.det .tloyd will bo dep rived of the sa11e 1 rivileges
for thirty
do.ya.
4 . Cade ts Ho er ,Hiley , .!Jee , : • noyd v,ill oach receive
ten demer it ..., •·h
~~xlmwn number roocribed
tor ~ny offense .
·
"Y order of the Board o~ Visitors
o. ,J. Bond ,
,
u erintenden~.
�T H E: CI TAD E L
THE
MILITARY
CO LLEGE
OF' SOUTH
CAROLINA
CHARLESTON
COL
orch
O .J . BOND
4 , 1921
i tadel
wi tho·1t
SUP£AINTENDtNT
~o the C
ir
a.n of t11e Bo rd of Visitors
,
,
~.c.
Cadet Blv.nkenshi o left
the
~he Citadel
, 'harleston
Deur Sir:
2nd o.nd has not
~ebruart
returned . Cadet
on .I!'ebrucr J 7th without
able
to find
thut
thet
• left
le ave o.nd hue not retnrned
our from their
be dismissed
yrd ,
for
parents
desertion
uhy they
leave
on
the CitD el
. I h ve not lie on
ha,-e left
. I recorrnend
.
Youra verj
truly ,
~up1rintendent
.
{
f
l n ons.ip Qnd :rd : The Suporintondent
reported
thcoe
Ccdote oft the Cit del uithout ~uthority
t lenve Gn Feb ru r~ 2d end
7th reap ctive l r ,a nd th~t they had n tr
turnc
r euu-itted
~xcus e
hot or f re rec.
nd d t
di c rg d
Toe :r c..
t1un f tho ..up rint nd. 11 t th' t those twu ~ade ta bo
di 1
d RB appr v d .
~
ty
•o furtn
r
usineca
e·r1ng
the ~o rd
., urned ,
�Columbia , s. C. :May ~th
19 21
" At a special
meeti ng of the :Board of Visitors
of THE CIT.ADEL
of Charleston
, S . t: . held in the office
of the t;o yernor of the
~te.te , on t he above dste , at Whicb a majority
of the said .8oard
werep r esent , the follov1:l.nr resolution
w
as unaninous:cy
adopted :
RESOLVED that the 3oard of Visitors
of THE CITADEL ao borrow
the sum of TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
($200 , 000.00)
DOLLARSas autbor ized by Joint Resolution
of the G~neral Assewbly of the Sta+e
of ->outh c~rolir:a , appro Ted the 10th day of J.:aroh , 1920 , <'.nd that
the proper officers
of the Bos.rd , namely , the Che irman and the
Secretary
are hereby authorized
to execute notes and take other
necessary
steps to make the loan . "
Aff iant further
stati>s trat
the total
al!lourt of money
heretofore
b~ rr ow~~ by the said Board of Visitors
of the Citadel
of t:hR~ie~~on , s . C., inc 1 uding the $200 , 000.00 for which notes
aLe
this day given , does not exceed the amount authorized
by
voint ?.esolution
of the Ueneral Assembly of the State of ~outh
varolina , entitled
:
"JO Il'IT RESOLUTION Y.cAXE ,l_F:.-ROPh ION FOr, THE
TO
AU
IAT
CO~LETIONOF THE CITADEL to PROVIDE AN ANNUAL
,
LEVY OF
ONE ~F
MILL FOr. ".'Hl.IT YEARS TO ~OVIDE FUlillS TP.E5E' RE
!<
0
A'l) TO AUTFORIZE
TEE SALE OF THE OLDCITADEL
SITE,"
approTed
the
!lo furtrer
10th
day of .lllart:h , 1920 .
'business
, the
oeeting-
then
adjourned
.
.,.
.
I
I
�•
THE CITADEL
OR LAND
O S HEPPARD
CHAIR
J.E.
S M ITH.
THE
.
MILITARY
COLLEGE
C HARLE
MA N
OFFICE
OF
CHA I RMAN
OF
SOUTH
CAROLINA
S TON
BOARD
OF
VISITORS
SIICR£TAAY
Charleston
lege
,
s.c.
Jure
1 3 , 1921-
The Qomrn.encer.i.ent meet i n 17 of the Jon rd of iisi tors of the L~il i t.,r~ - Co1of ::>outh Crirolin::i. helc1 this day at the Citadel
:it 10 :30 ~.l .
i?resent ;- Hon . Orloncio vhepryard , Chnirr.1an , nnr1 .r. Thomns , llr , ,Johnson ,
Rev . ..>runso~1, Col . Har:unond, Col. ")ad17ett a.nc Col B'1nd, ~9Sidert
.
✓
,
The minutes oJ the Semi-nnnua.J, meet in ~ October l ...,th, 1920.,...and the speciru.
meetings
J;ovember 25tJ, , :i)_cumber 16th , J:..ncl1 v4th , Hny 3vth';" l 921 rrere or r
dered m.1proved , by Col . !hor.101-:.ll seconded by r. Thomas .
·
_Jillection of Faculty :
By.Lr , Thou'l.s , seconciecl ~1r • Jol1nson . Th·1.t the Professors
and other employes be e 1. cted on the salaries
as s 110 .11 in the Ril=!l1t
hand colm~n o:f attached
statement . Subs ti tu.die b~, C".>l Patlgett, secon· 1 ecr-.
by for . Johnson .
That tll'-' 'Professors
bo re-elected
or. sa.lm-ies ·s 110 m in
Left hand colur.m of statement
a.nu if the legisla.
urc disallowet
then , then
to return
to tilu sa.lo.ries
nllo-rred in Rig-ht ha.nd column and so inform all rt
interest
.
I n other ., ords the same buage t for snlro-ies
be pa.id for 1921,
o.s m:i.s puirl in 1920 , Aflopted .
Ca.deiB :;)ott 1;;rer m1d ..;enbrool: : The ?resident
ro po rted that C?.det Dotter~ r . /
fa1.d po.l o. ull obligations
, but Cadet Seo.broo · had not pnid . A i1otion r,as V
!!la.de tb t Col . H~.:mi:1ond
and Lr . 1hom::.i.stake up ,, i th the pD.r011ts of Cadet
Seo.brook th:i.s debt of v26 -~2 , and that !..IX • 1hod.s be re ques ted to t.n.ke the
matter in charge . Adopted .
Pro fess ors :
B~,rCo1 . ll.'lm'1ond, seconded by Jol. Padgett . That
..,....:-=-;..,...,~~ .3s=-~----=-~ so r be abolishe
e 1i..-'~ .... -:o
~e:-=-s
, · •·r tre term Jj.ssistunt
Professo r be
subst ituted
uhere ver it .,ppenrcThe Ass ist nnts in tho Depa.rtcents
of
... gineerirn i a.na ].odern L·mguages ( Anderson t~na ,iinship)
n
TTere mo.de Aosociate
Professors
.- A1opted .
Ca.dots ~ son and Taylo r:
The re quest of these Cadets, cl ss of 1918 to be
gra.ntec1 n diploma account of leavirnr the Colle,ze to go ir '-o o.cti ve -;1ri ser r
Vice . The bor,ra declil·en
the r eouest thG~' th0up-ht these reouests
not nn.rallc l with case of C:--det Stro hecke r, r1h:i e they U"'lnrecin.te nna comI!lend the
l
h0nornble
c~reer of the c~aets they did not feel that the Colle~e under the
circ~stunces
of their
lea.vine? and not returnini:r
to c0mplete th c0 1 rse of
studies
could grunt th&m cii Rloma.s , their average dia not '7llrrn.nt i t , the
average of Taylor TTO.s63 : 697.i- A11opted.
I
:.,
�::,1v__~
, ~
,
j ,c.,
~ 13, 1.9 :,._
1,
the
11
.:. 0
Bot.rd o:f Visitors
of the
Citadel
.
Gentlemen :
Du.ring
financial
wi thdra,
n on account
has
all
The loss , if
Ile
sion , this
heat , ~ater
be a very
being
and lights
what effected
the
. As to the
by the
conditions
for
ti sed
in the
ri:ihips
severul
of the
July 8th . It is
Schools
re in such
or four
to fill
- six
amount .
present
tuition
ses , room ,
, a general
colleges
will
im -
be some -
in the
vac""ncies
. :nhese vacancies
sea.. until
th t the
backward
is
that
such
the vacancies
in case
hu.ve beon aave.r -
the
examin.i;j,tion on
condition
very
of the
frequently
. The schol
occur
::Iigh
t;1ere
rships
a numb r of applier.
any vacancies
beneficia-
are
, however,
tions
for
in counties
one
<H!ti -
to them .
.i:he _ssociation
r;'.1'3eti:rig la.at
.1;,ovembe1·advanced
F l"eshm[ n cla.;;s
a11ce
thirty
demand th t we ho.ve on file
at - large
for
session
at the
be adverti
counties
cancUdates
.,rear: appoint:nents
tlea
nd will
ne~t
the
amount .
money market .
connties
to be deplored
ir1 three:
no r.ualified.
various
weeks
for
the attendance
that
of the whole
from CuQets
outlook
over ~77 , 000
715 . 00 of this
. "7198 . 76 duxing
collected
fees
~
v1ho have
has been
fees
pay fUl1d of
for
of the
of c~dets
of the
percentage
Treasurer
Thero •:vill be about
ry schol
of a total
small
, i n spite
number
but ~'1378 . 00 , and has notes
seems to exist
pression
State , the
out
in to the State
amount
now closing
is
ty to make payment
ruartermaster
any , will
has turned
which
in the
of ina1)ili
small , and the
collected
session
conditions
unusual
very
the
from fourteen
of two conditions
meet..i.ng , \.e ·rnre
.
the
of Soutl:
x·eruirements
. s no 0itar1el
rcrresent
action
as fourtee
for
Carolina.
a.clrnission
-=.igh School u.ni ts ,
to fifteen
n,1t a:.iar e of th:,s
advert::. sed our re. u::..
rements
t ·Jel ve uni +s
of Colleges
at
to the
i th
s a .minimum . '(11 s-e reouirements
an allow -
as uresent
.tive
, and in our J.ew C--tnlog
. uni ts
their
at
this
·e 1..._ve
. i th two condi tio.is , '.)r
a.re l)elo
I
tho::>e o:i. 1,he st ~n-
�,,..
-
d rd colleges
given
recognition
the
have .
If
the
competition
of
nu results
,
numbers
3chol~rship
r put .tion
for
, the
tion
s.bout
the Citadel
we lesirc
ficials
hlch
popul
1:
the
he.mes for
conft1sing
11
claosrm.n' ' is
and "academies
is
ne. es have
is never
(First
public
.:.. his
1
lowing
our
Supurint
ndent
"President"
Jeni or ClL.ss , tho Second
th-..t
these
changes
11
10
ssocia
-
year
so long
col
,
Class
1.ld not
are
culled
names it
at coll'\'!e
th~t
i~
ge''
And ml.Meri -
_re hope -
whether
lo.st
of the
tion
o
Class
,Junio ..· Class ,
he t1·ivial
should
a
I run con -
fact
tha~
')f clear-
1 ·1orlf , "ol -
§q.r •~eademy" , :e should
ad th~½i\..t'st
the
tell
, :.tat
s.t the "i ◄:;adel , (for the sake
educ
cus -
ne presili~..g
.
FresHent"
or hi'
spi;f
; but
e.lstine-ui~hed.
schools
iich can never
\ hich
uses . In the
.d +h a college.
of the
11
pecul:arities
, Second , ,..,hird Wld Fourth)
F
prob -
~,ru.t name the of -
by
"the
I have
recognition
re m1btersally
associ~ted
of many years
of
the
matter
t>y the
to t11e
cubs ti tntion
Ci\11,ci.el at
South~.J.rt
minor
to retard
designated
mind ,
fi1·st
been used
r..eJS und co fo.rmi'ty
tr ..... +he
t
seeningly
nd secondary
sio generally
dent"
to the
nd their
r :scl the f-Oriuire'llnet
institution
s.n institution
viDced from an experience
these
sone
operate
classes
tne
le;;;sly
f:.rst
are
of learning
ne'1le "Su:pt;rinte
cal
there
class.i.fies
of a. collee-e
officer
we shoul(
nd I recor.imend.
of an educ~t·onal
as high~r.lnstitutions
bo·md to suf:fer
is
It may seem a small
mind , ncolleges''
standards
::: OUt.;ht to say to tl~e Bof.rd ,. hat
.,. believe
it.
or the classes
lly
should
ry Schools .
, that
to ~in for
tom practic
th t it
recognized
t.i.me beco"lle a mem1er of the
th.:.t
before
work
as posm. ble
st&.nd rd
nd Second
I feel
s~~gested
is not
our deGree
ml ambition
generally
of the
of their
• . s soor
prac'!;ic&tle
of ColleGes
ably
··eg rdless
to the usual
earlit;st
tho
our desire
i + is
ch racter
de rl3ciate
ad.Mission
f ct th·t
es of our 3tu te <--re goir."" to ente1 · upon a. heedless
colle
for
tLe regrettable
in
wh,ich
I
{
ca.11 i;Jle
be c&lled
tne
nd · so on . I believe
or inconseru.entisl
, but
011.J. be
-
�- 3a re~l
to the reputrtior.
aidition
e.">propriatel.y
.nark the
of ~he inetitutlon
ne of
be..,inn
, .nd th~t
~
of t·
the r.. era
e-:
tho~ ~ieht
~reater
0i taael
~t lla~ptor. Park .
'he mili t ry dept.rt!'lent
to lt~ acc1stomed
a_rd , credi+
hi h sta
to Col . ~.r .• Stoesd.a.11
service
e art1t1 nt .
.e
ye r fro
,•itn
· .h
tl ..e inf
r·
1
~0'1llll
tr.,
unit , has
-+-o the
free
e t he exnre ...se
milit
inspection
shoot"' ng .
rifle
t0 at~end
mend
lo sant
the
the. t the
sa.r. 1 , for
in .pril
10 rc1
expenses
1thori
ze
i
camps for
rtillery
canp '"t
the i fnntry
his
13/
·
--
,
he present
ass· stant
r;:e of +ho
cl
e "'J S. Government
.
of more
v.ilne
clue the crcdi t .
is
of tnc
unoualified
,o.r Depa.rt -
approval
of
.
eeks
as holi
at the
beine eiv<ln
ri
of the cadets
;ta+e
h-s
Oa.1
~eryy
u:/
of
he ~:xipedi ...
t.ic
£
ci nlly
to
boon select
sum"'.'ler o.n
,
0 , if
Rifle
so
d
I recom -
u·h be neces -
.:.ncidor..t to t1rn competi t.:.on •
•1bo.1t seventy-five
--:.v.:.c .
· r f' of
!J:a.j . Horton
, the ti~e
~h✓ Q,t
l F.ifle
d of the ~ilitary
.
roperty
team of the moe~nC)t.t
+io
n
by '101 . ··orro
of ~he 8itadel
n encampment of two
~rce near l't.
f£;;.ithful , earnest
and faithf
to me \Ii tho 1t suecoction
r~ ieryar+ ert
dered
nd J'r..j • .r!orton , i.
.•1.ich
r.. Goodwyn
lbert
, .. a~ .
t +1ia begin
of cost
rs , for
i.t a recent
0hould be eiven
r
, h ...s been nr invalua'tle
·1or~ed l1i'a.lly
ri ta.del
ts
ts
of the F . 0.'".C .,
unit:
re
of rad
~
isconsin
th~n a hw1d1:"ed +hous .nd doll
t.e
nda.
G-ood Jll , \ h0 c me to
•
1.:.versi ty of
'o st Artiller,i:
h s furu..isl.ed
as
has
thi
T
assistants
and ':a.j • ...,_ul - . :Iorton . Col . Stogsd.11
and effic·ent
hlch
for
t10 able
his
ru.i
11 s be n ·~ept up
...
of the Ci ta.del
of o U' c ...dets
atte1 d Govcrn.-nent
1ill
six \foe}:s ._his swn'ller , - abou.t fifty
t. :·oru·oe t.na t ent.,-five
o.i.n,: to the
tn "'a.mp~nox , ~:ert:ucky , to
camp .
Tn recoenition
nart:ne t of the Ci tndel , the
of t
•!
.:h stand·~
e.r Department
no ,i fiqd
of the
.ilit
r 3 ile-
us some iee _s
eo
r
�-4-
that
to
we t.oula
receive
P.Iu
.S.
brotlier
l.
w-_a
(;ad.et
in France ,
1:illed
I have als"
C;lass
for
the
to nominate
of' Second
nsmes
of five
of uniforn,s
which
the
tation
for
~he c~dets
rAceive
,ie t , an~;11 ting
~re
at
finun~i
sal":iries
the
the
sa.lari
the
pho1sics , Lieut
\ o.r..t in 2ngllsh
s .lo.ry
the
.oo.
thus
for
commu-1-a
-
I'he> ac:iount
as commu-
be seen
tlmt
fro~ the Govern-
1 assistance
the
infor,at;on
durine
paid
-!-,
o years
they
that
, as co :a.pet nt teach
I
. Taylor , assi sta11t in hi~ory
, have
colle_:-c
snbmi ttPd
year
- '"'eotember
I would
(, - l..
,..
is
rs
session
recon'llenn
open fo1· cadets
, and
. Jhe reduction
1i tl,. ;Jni¥ersi
of
probably
ty
tra.i.n -
, a.ssist:J.1:t - professnr
o:r
, and Lieut . Simkins , a.ssi nt -
to ta;:e
20th . - havin;·
in a.ddi ti on ..heir
nf "'lGfiO be given
Board , a table
the present
the.i.1"· resignations
study .
University
of the
from !"'1875 4-o :-'1650 •,ill
- professors
th n t.u.. t . Lieut . roll
do better
tL .e ~he '!\ess - holl
(j ff ff'
~:ill
bude.et by the Legislature
aseistant
most difficulty
c'in usually-
\ en.:. of this
in the
,s of the
for
have been
which
amounts as fixed
f:irther
Qorps .,
tho Citaae1 .
.::hovJir.g the
ine
the ::arine
ill
f-2OO.oo a y_ear ±'or t:.e last
I have prep~red
present
year ' s grad -
l
""18, 000 . 00 . rt
_. about
o
Gener,.1
r~Clµ,,sses have received
suustantial
very
J'ajor
some of this
.i.s ""9, 356
about
is
of 1916 , who
by the
Lieutenants
sessi:m
of the Fi1•::., and. Seco
t
subsistence
IJood of Claren -
f!'om the U. S . Governmert
dur .i.ng tl.e present
cadets
cl~ss
of the
men .
':'he a.mount received
tion
o.c .
~- I~oo.:1 Jr .,
,
1'(rnn invited
Corps
com"llissions
anfi h~ve forwarded
concu!'rence
year
Jon._l'l O. 1:e11:r of 01. ren~•on County .
recentl.l
Corrunanciant of the U. S . Marine
uating
the
the names of Cadet r:aptain.
of Capt . Julius
of this
two ~.radta~es
in ~he reG'll,lLr army . Tith
T. , ::::
forwarded
&
o-P nominati.r:g
privilee-e
con:>nissions
don Couni;y ,
·was
the
have
thFt
at
the
m ..tie ,rra.nfe'!l~nts
+he assistants
bo rd in the
. ,.,hi o
effect
ortlc1 aif
et
for
the
r:ness - hf-11 rur; ng
tl!e
equi vale
,._
�247
of about
snlf ries .
225 to the
111 tLe buaeet
a faculty
ur.:
~i.ifectQr
1Sc::ul
s;.ibl'!l:i:tted t~ thi:- -eglslature
1t ~si
tlons . '2he d.irector
ny: of -'-ne 1oams , rut
to be a cpA.ch of
re c.t present
W6re .ite~s
c a Y.·~. c . A. Secret"'ry
of athletics
nd importn
th y
·e ther1 !here
nd pl
for
• ..,0th of these
0f athletics
a f culty
.
ou.e-ht uot
m£11c..eerof all
teams .
the
'\.
wr.o .1111 arr-nee
-of the Athletic
to the fin-nces
tend
conduct
the proper
~
man · ho
ill
erltir"
,elf
re of tne cadets .
hE.s
been
tl
e between
the
t~
aloce . ,.e is
to ta.ke effect
~ecret
.edicaJ
reco!'lrnended
Co1r~ge of"~
, the
Coll~t~
et
tne
ho
his
rles t on ,
,o r l: s.t +he
up t {
t:o take
tf1is \ork. by the
for
u..i ding
vi
'tate
1:1.nd
local
at a. salary
of ""1800
, September
20th . I
.tlOl..rd ma.}::ean o.npro,n~a.+· on of f'50 to partly
:·r . Crauford
of
ty ,
ry of th~i
at tne 1Jegi!lr.;_l1£"of the ne:,;:t session
the
ou!"'ht to bo a
.oral , Wld reli-gious
, and I recolllf'lend hit! election
c:;lGo recoI11l?lend tbo.t
ex.9ensos
,
for
t . Cerurford , of the cl ss of 19~0 ,
year , f'ollegc
, the
social
ili tar;-, Ac demy , ie will:,!l.o:
Y. : . ~ . A. authorities
tL
e to the
ti
, at -
onsible
nd be res
hu v .; ~ L Secretary
.c.
r . Vernon
"itn"~l
e.ne tho ..,or t~r
"itaJol
past
t<>ams hen they mo.ke tri_s
A;,.,oocio.tion ,
rtf i.l :\. games ..
...,ive his
for
ccompany th
soLo"..tles ,
1:31_.),l'e
Fi.dee "onference
pay
beginning
June 1-th .
he a.ppropr..:.ations
m de by the LoeislG'.ture
1
2'313Sion ill
-+o
Ieop
t~1e buildj
propriation
nlmost
cov r onr needs
certa:n1y
exceed
at ~L
new site
It
n.i.nr: of our
1
in a few items.
:r.t 1ill
S un.re in habitable
s made . -'he cost
the a.mount
h'S
hich
as £loon
t:..1.:0 so
s :pos~lble
1s +o T.e most
occ11pancy of +he plant
of +he ~rou.n"s
hich
_re no
1
•L
at
last
be impossible
cond..:."'-ion 01 .,._e ap -
a.no w"+er •till
of fu-1
.110·1ed . It
be~n
for +he sake of economy th ... ve should
very desirable
all
ngs at .1 rion
1000 which
of
exce~t
a ... the
also
see~s
+o me
h vo an artesian
.
th
importw.-t
ar pton
+e property
~arl:
..
ls
t ll.t thA very
th t tte
mil:t
public
be,.,.i.n-
use.
~y reser~a•ion
�-6t.i:> 1
:i
n1 ht
o.f
t-1c,
crir:uru:i.t-e u e '>f e to ob11.e
1.•h t. coll
e, t ~ l~terfere
cc
.
r r0 11t 1.ne,
ror11
o!
r.t!l
o-c
t •"
..., ie
0
irr
of .. •
1'+
.. ..he
ntr
cor formi ty · l tl , lur Co-r
i • .t-kooper
artiea
C
t:r
t
nrk ~ d 1 t~rruotion
~e
ot for
.
i"" '1
t1.p
,i_
t e
i'f
1-:1 111.c-1y bcoomo a
-
/.
r .. 0&../0
e pr .., rty,
+
t
tr let' ons.
indi
~yti
+
l{
c .-t- 1.r. r
+,.c,
to
:.
of
VP.
ht-~
•~
~
m
e t leer
t,
'10
ph
il.l
lnr,
'
c"I lo.ire·
system
be m
in
('
lao
ro;i.nde,
I 1
::6 G-:>l 11'.Ullc:On!lseoonilei'
.
11J;UI:1ericr 1. Clnss n:.neti :
y nnlJ ed .,_. c•ei ': · :. the
i"i
'bolish
title
~un t • ru1
th« ,U'• Ti: f •nc.ent be ....
- .,
h
: r , J oons01 . • '.mat hereu,.ter
nntl ~011rtb , be on1lel\
,on-tor , Junior , ,o.., o olusses - Jirir ~' ;eoond • Third
Mm· e etc . - .tl-<lO
:1ted • 4tiO
C~T> "er r:, :
B,J J.;r . Johnson , seoonaed by :c . ihoons , thnt on snpropr i:.Hon .)f -.1200. 00 , if so :::mob be nooessnry b 7r. nta• to defrny the exJ: naus of !
C~dot Rifle teuc :i.t the r.ut1c;i ....l L.. toh - C:ic-o Perry this
..
... .vrum
,,r,ontea .
liirector
activities
:
By Col , &.:u::onc., :;ecomled by Lr· ,.boors .
Riiine s bo e l e cted ..Jiru otor o.f C:..~et 1..oti Vi ties,
, ith ,he
rrul- and :ml ary 01' u ~.n~o.· . kl to -.uvote .,.i,::; t111tire t i me to t his .. ork
exce.z.)t hio ...
ncmor c~-~1..,A:lopt1;1d ,
'
!.I.
hat
vudet
n..;;
.
,..r.
Y . ;J . C. A • ..ecretf\l';:·
:
By Col . .........._j .. ,.)J.d seconded by ht>V • b~WlSO!l· Thnt
,..:r• Vernon a . Cra ..i'ord , be el ,oted Seor etc.ry for th<. -::ollcge at n sal::ry
of ;,,1800 , to te ...oh the Bible ~ouree also to nppropri ,te ',?50 .oo for his
railr:>nd
f:...ra to :...ttend a 001 rse of Bib lo lectures - Ailopted .
✓
Bi bk
,ourae :
n, llr · Johm,on seconded by : .r Pndgstt ✓
That a nomrnittee
o." t hree bo nppointe(l
to investigate
n ::.Hble ~curse in our eurriculum
::md
to sull' 1est ::in nrr:u1geccnt
to excuse Cadets t-:> atter,d the le ot·.u-ae . ,,nd
:..·onort ut the Ootobor r.1eettng · The Clmi r rn...'1n
UT>Pointed - Johni:;on , ,r11>1son
nnc1 TIJomas on thJ o CoC11ttee - Adopted .
i
~ '"TL G'. ,AT.,R ,Im.AD.,L l?ROP,a'!'Y:
!l.'hat tho .rmilc iL ·• C-, itte
:ir ra11 ·., n suitable
fense nround the Grenter Citodel. ::i::i mw· :·t ·' nlOlw the
..;:1st bou.ndry of the property
, no rocot.m1encled by the Fro: ide1,tM0ptof .
F,~JS
Resignation
t, li L··
oo::inte
A::inocio.te Professoro
:
By ReY. Bruni::011 aeoonded
,
'.l.'h1;1!"rilG11lo!1t be ::inthorhed
to :fill the ">Ositiono 'Jf
-1'0:fe,.s'Jrs
r.l.'.lde vn.n::11:t by l'OBig11"tio11 nt t-he '301.,ries
each ::ind b,
by Col , Hanth,:, forr As of :,,1650
their boo.rd in tho
es011en for C:.rlo1·e-1.:.soT~.e nhov' bo. rdmeos- h:.J.'1icerlnrilll'be tho til'!le
allow
t->
!!:_<ide
10 roaucod to
• ofltea
-,ivcm in a,Hlition
the r.ioos-hnll
011l:· ,hen sal 'lry
ne uo t l'rofeasor
LeTt1llier :
Dy Lr,
'1:hor:,us, ' <:>'" ed 'ty .r, ;-,h1B'>ll.
1
~
•111-s
re uost o' i ..... or ..,e::-::Tier f>r "-:orr:iisaion to practice
';iT'
·11:"1 eer ini,:" in !Jin letter
of J1me 11th , 1921 - A:rter due coi ..iidornti"l"
tt•e board
aoes not see its no.y ole::i.r to ,µ"!l.nt tho ner :..issio11 r • --t o, nnd de olin s thu request - .Ad01ltod•
Draduates
vbairrn·u:.
:
'.i!le foilo,,ilJF
s follo,;s :
46 Graduates
.: .L.. .crth\J
, vi_i O?l
. . J. Goo/l:!.,,,-, _,hnrloston ,
J . "-. Tiec1<>:~·..J~
, Jharle~t 'J!l
R. !3. Jarvi., , Ch:.irleston
J , u , Lcl',iE
York
J . G. P.!:.:irntou Lyl:eal~1d
,
c.P. Heye., , ..., nit.ell
,, .·H. Harter , .,_irf!lx
I.ft /
cec~ived
O. J .
H:.J.
l .J.
.. . ~ ,
J . C.
their
Jisploc:,,s
frcn
Loo , ~ -er·on ,
Jaster , .ir , J:lo1·0,1c e
LcLu: J,., ..ika n
He :b:::;ohn, Ch-~·l_,;,.~~l
l..elly , i. ·.1ming
.,:. .i . , illh,..,~···
.
, l'lorenoe
.... R . L.orgnn , ! ort h Au •uota
,. :!. Parry , Jo .nsonvi lle
the
(i
�L - c. \',hi take r, Charleston
Virgil
R:lrvey , Pino-polis
J . P. Cartrette
, Allen ,
E. A. Pollock ,
Au~usta. , Ga
B~H. Singleton
, r,cs tr.1in s ter
I . l~. Coleman , Pacolet
G. C. 1?:ise ,
Orangeburg
.A. Bennett ,
Allendale
C • .\. V,i tsell
, .Valterboro
F. '"~ ·,1llb e rn , ,Jharleston
.
T. R. :il'inhburne , Blackville
c.I:. Hutcbins , Sputtru1burg
J . :~0covill
, Orm1geburg
r; . 11• Albergotti
.
, Blacksburg
;·,r C. Langley , Coltmbio. .
.
Afternoon
Session
J .D . :'lhaley , Enisto
Island
J . L . Pln t t , 1i:u
llir ..s ,
~•1
.·O. Brice , Winnsboro ~
R.L.
Fl ren c e
Brunson , Jr.
w u . Watson , Ridge Spring
.
P :,7. Sna1ders , Charle st 011
c.F. Reeves, Cottageville
P • ..':irkm::u1, RockHill
.'/ .
1
:.• •
l.inrolmll
, York
Hill
James, Su.or1erto1:
Shealy,
:Ferr ~r
Gary , "'Jo.r:now Pl · .
,
Ruff , vol1.u~bir,,
Rons , ?lor ence .
B. Hill , vross
H.1 •
L.o· •
T • :v
.
T .K .
T. "l .
-
3 :45 P .1
:.
Southern
Association
of Colleges : The recommendation
of the President
thut tbe Cito.de! ut tbo eariiest
practicable
time become n member of
the J0utbern
Association
of Colleges
and Secondary
Schoo l s mis - adopted . ·
Hnm
mond ~.nd Jolmson
1.~eda s:
l
{iol. Padgett
in his usual eloquent
livered
at the •D
ress parade the "Stur of the
\, hi te medals .
and e!ln1est
mnrn1er de West" M.'.lrkst:1:::i.11 Wm C.
nnd
.
Secret
Societies;
By Gol• Padgett , seconded
by 11r · Johnson . The
C ade t s of the Corps be required
to sign a. pledge tl1nt they will not
join
or affilio.te
,Ii th o.ny Secret
Societies
- Adopted .
Cadet Riley , .. . J . : By ~r • '.i.hooas , seconded
tion of th o Pr•..,sic1ent dismissing
thi s IJadet
Rev . Brn.ueon - That the
be approved - ::idopted .
ac -
J . Pope Mn.thews , CDshier:
By vo l - Hnm
t1ond , seconcled ~•• . Johnsonr
Tho.t
-fhe personal
eJ:)e::. ses of J:.r • 11.atthews u:::iountiJtg to .,~25O. 00 incurred
in
Ha·;, York in securing
loan be po.id.
Adopted
seal of the Colleg e :
Thomas was adopted.
The oeal
of the
College
ld ing Comn: tt ee :
i
I.!r. Th or.1as , Chairman
~t us to l lons insert
report.
"qii
L/9 2..
as sugP:ested
by L,r ·
subfui tt ea a pr ogr 'ss
re -
�THE
THE
MILITARY
CITADEL
COLLEGE
OF" SOUTH
CAROLINA
CHARLESTON
BUILDING
J.P
CO MM ITTEE
. THOMAS,
CHAIRMAN
J . G. PADGETT
J. H . H A MMOND
27
CUMBERLAND
June
ST.
Sheppard , Ch9.irman
and
1
.rhe Members of the Board of Visitor
1921
Hon . Orlando
s
Gent~emem :
dork
steadily
since
last
be
ble
Huilding
, the Hess
Buildine
,
the
occupy
the
buildings
the
funds
Officers
in the
Legislature
for
made for
these
erection
of even
to
the
ano the
ex1end
for
of the
Administration
in€' resi -
for provid
, 't
\··ill
arrani:re
Office1a
be possible
to
Huild ir, • ..,ut
the
on hand ·1111 not
buildinps
rrJ)Ort
neces~a1
us to how tl'e
will
of the
01ar
ers .
•;;ill
rive
ave been
i'unns
cf t e buildings
~~
permit
En gineers
y
hae been
, as Officers
fr om the
: es ectfully
t cmporary
~
-f0r
, no prov1s·on
1st , and how mnch it
"he ~ompletion
1st .
to appropriate
funds
temporary
:infor.nutiou
June
r.1ain ~arracks
of t· e Barrao1cs
floor
The attached
pended
to
declined
houses
y0u detailed
the
es'irnate
£all .
be possible
on th.., ground
for
complete
necessary
It r:ill
progressing
The £ngineers
any way cflil be devised
for
as
to
.
been
J?o~er Honse . by October
dences
hospital
report
hrs
Hall , Two ,lings
.nd the
If
New Citadel
cur
they v,ill
that
on the
ex-
be necessary
to
.
subni tted
,c.-
Cha. ir"'lan Building
Com.
�2fi()
LOCKWOOD
, GREENE
ENGI N EERS
BOSTON
AT L A N T.,
CHICA C.O
N EW YOR K
MONTREAL
OFFICE
T H E N EW
R . A , SMITH.
CI TADEL
RES.
38 9 A SHLEY
1289,
suaJEcT
& Co.
Report
ENGR ,
AVE ,
C HA R LESTON . S . C.
t o Committee.
June 8th , 1921.
Mr. Jno . P . Thomas,
Chairmen Bldg . Committee ,
27 Cumberland St .,
City .
Deor
Sir :-
Following
is a..,.x.e art
of expenditures
--:--=-o=o=n--s--v-r""''lw'eton New Ci""ta .el , with
of ~he
a
General
to June 1st , 1921 ,
the11' d1.~tr1bution :-
Overhead Accounts.
Salaries---------
- --------------
- ------ $
Purchase of tools and repairs .--------Office Supplies ,----------------------Insurance ------ - ----------------------Incidental
and operating e:x:pense,-----Cement :axer and repairs ,-- ---- ------- Motor truck and repairs ,----- -- ----- --Office equipment, non - expendable
,-----Machinery r enta.1,------------- -------Temporary construction
shacks ,--- -- --- Spur track ,---------------- --- - ----- - Temp• .aterline ,----------------------Contractors
Bonl ~------ - -- -- ----------Contractors
Fee ,-- - --- --- -------------Eng. and Arch. Fee,--------------------
16~139 . 27
5:,670.80
792.91
6 . 999 . 04
2 , 939 . 65
1,421.70
2, 209 . 57
446 . 40
4 ,1 23 . 38
2, 818 .1 0
5 , 297 . 75
659 . 15
5, 000 . 00
25 , 160 .0 0
50 . 291 . 22
1Iaterial Stores, ---------- --- ----- ----- ---- - - -- -- --- -Barracks
,est
Ad.m East
.
Adm Connecting Tunnell ,- -------------.
---------------Temp. 1!ess
Sanitary Sewer,- --------- -- ----- ----- --- ---------- --- -Storm Drain ,- - -------------------- ---- -------------..a.ter IiJ:a ,- ------ ----------ins
--------- --- -- - --- --- --Parad e Ground ,-- --- --- -- -- - -- - - --- ------ - ------ ----- ---
No 1,---------------------------------------.
Aclm. Uing,
---------------------------------------~ing
,--------------------------------------Hal1
,---------------------------------------
$129 , 969 . 12
242 , 909 . 93
257 , 059 . 30 1
/
30 , 616 . 71
31 , 601 . 26
2, 858 . 78
9 , 330 . 23
4 , 918 . 34
761 . 58
4 , 042 .7 2
--------
Total Expenditure,--
--- -------
--- --- -------------------
. 75
~714 , 068.72
You.rs very truly>
Copies to
r1u- Thomas,
.
Col. Bond.
, .•• Cook ,
C. B.S mith ,
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�LOCKWOOD
, GREENE
& Co.
ENGINEERS
80STON
ATLANT ...
CHICAGO
N E W YORK
MONTREAL
OFFICE
THE
NEW
CITADEL
R , A , SM ITH , RES,
36 ~ ASHLEY
CHARLESTON,
sueJEc T
1289,
Report
to Committee .
ENGR .
AVE .
S. C.
June 8th , 1921 ..
Mr. Jno . P. Thomas,
c·.a.irmc.n Bldg . Committee ,
27 Cumberland St .,
City .
Dear Sir :e have made an e.:ppro:x:imate estimate of the distribution
of material
included in our W.i..e.terial Stores rurcount as reported
on
our monthly f'inancia.l
report oi. this date . Thia estimate is as
follows :✓
Barracks No. i .-- --- --------------- - ~161 , 189 . 04
Adm est
.
31 , 479 . 00
Adm. East .ine.---- ---- - -----------31 , 744 . 72
Connavtirtg Tunnel .- --- --------------}li,345 . 00
Mess Rall ~----- - - --------------- -- - 6 ~856 . 00
Sanitary
Sewer ,---------------------2, 209 . 79
Storm Drain .- - --------------------800 . 00
Vtater
25 . 00
Total
235 , 648 o5 b
•ing---------------------,
1'.1.ain
,--------- ---------------
This leaves ~ 7, 261 . 38 in tat s accoun t which i a explainable
by the fact
that we will collect
that much from return ed oemmllt sacks .
By
report
adding theee figures
to the distribution
g iv en in our financial
we 6et a statement of expenditures
as follows :General Overhead Acoounts,- -- - ------ $129 , 969 . 12
Barracks No. 1,--------------------418 , 248 . 34
Adm. ,.' .• , E. \,., and Tunnel ,-------129 , 645 . 47
Mess
H~11 ,- ------------------------
Sewer,- -- ----------------
l G,1 86 . 23
- ---------
-
7,1 28. 13
Storm Draln ,---- -------------------1 , 661.5 8
~tar Ms.in,---- - - -- -- -------------4 , 0G?. 72
Parade Ground , - - - -- ------- - -- -- ----. 75
Electric
lines ,--- --- ----- - ---- - ---- -- ----Gas lines ,- -- ---- ------ --- ----------- - -- - -Steam Lines , - - -- ------------------- -- ---.
Heating ~lant ,------------------- -------Amo· tin
stores to be recovered ,- -7 . 261 . 38
Tota~ E:q>enditure - ---- - ?14 , 068 . 72
/
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LOCKWOOD
, GREENE
& Co.
ENGINEERS
BOSTON
ATLANTA
CHICAGO
NEW YORK
MONTREAL
OFFICE
THE
NEW
CITADEL
R . A . S M IT H , RES . ENGR .
36 9 ASHLEY
AVE .
CHARLESTON,
S. C.
S UBJECT
Following is a tabulation
the present
time .
o~ costs
a.nd estim!)ted
necessary
funds
at
l
' to Date
'
'
I
Oeneral
Ove1•hel'l.d
------------,----
' Estimated
1
Cost to
' Complete .
' Completed
J
' Expended
'
l
r
1
l~9 , 611"5 1
• •:t7
..,..'-----
16 , 186 .,23 '
I
-----------,----------------------,Le
-5~
0'
'
'
r
- ----=,,---------,
77 , 555 . 00 1
1
,---
10 ~000 . 00 •
T
'
'
'
7, 128 . 15 '
l
; · ~8. 34
T
36 , 000 . 00 '
i.co.tin~ .Plant ,
equipped Q
I
't
400 , 000 . 00
------:
26 ,.186 . 23
36 , 000 . 00
1
,
,
,
7 , 128 . 13
-----------~,-------.-------;-----------y
'4 , 067 . 7?.'
400 . 00 '
'
T
T
'
30 , QQQ QQ
.
20 , 000 . 00
2 , 500 .,00
4 , 500 . 00
I
1
3', 100 . 00 1
Gas Mains ,
T
~] ~QQ
t
T
r
1
------------.-
r
Parade Gr ound ,.-
'
---------'
----
l
5, 500 . 00 '
I
'
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. , JOO . 7 5
• 75'
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t
4 , 500 000 '
- - - - -----'
....
~
ss
38 . 54
100 , 000 . 00
18$. 500 . 00Est.
,
,
T
'
9 '7, 146 . 39
98 , 520 . 9'7
I
T
T
Steam Uains ,
'
20 7, B00. 47
1 , 561 . 68 '
Lines ,
' Cover
T
r
1
..-------;;
1
l
El ectric
' Funds to
1
--,-- ,-~-.o-6-.-_-e-~~,,-~-~-t- - - ---- ~-- ----=,
:ro. 1
" / ' 418 , 248 . 34 '
1
t
------------=,-----~1--
\ __________
Cost
' ·129 , 969 . 12 'v ~O, OOOOO' ~169 , 969 . 12
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Adm. Bldgs .
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AFFAIR
FORTY
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r
o:: o"'::--::"·' o~n
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do down In history.
and be held and
revered
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generations
yet
unborn.
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<loctrlne
that the
"·orld should hi:. made sari! ror Democracy
will go ringing
down
the ages
until time shall he no more, and will
ramaln
a heacon
light
of liberty
to
all humanity.
"But a falsl' prophet
ha~ arisen
in
Tsrael
who lrlls
u~ that
•he
grc,it
slogan
that was <'mhlazoned
upon liemocra,·y•,;
bann.-r
during
the
Worlcl
War.
that
Wo? fought
to
mak,•
llui
·wor1d safe for democracy
and civilization is raise. that our 11retPnslve vir- ·
•ue was a snare amt a delusion;
hut
that
w,, fought
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and laggardly
to save our own hides.
'"I ~hallenge
the right
or any man
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ary age who refused to tight for th••ir
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when th" civil war broke, tPn
~ whom
hired substltut,
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, h[ijlory
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11uc-h a dwrge.
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upon
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trrach('rou~
and
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.PRES~T SALARIESPASSEDBY LEGISLATUJ
3ALARIJ!;S
Superint•hdenoe
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and
Records
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Superintndent
6 , 000.00
500.00
S,125.00
300 .00
1,200.00
1,000.00
COlllllandant
Quart ermaster
Secretary Board of Visitors
Seoretary to Superintendent
Seoretary to uarterm aster
Total Salaries
prof. Military Soienoe & TaotiCB
Prof . of :Mathematics
Prof . of Jmglish
Pro~. History & Fol . Science
Prof. Engineering & Drawing
Prof. Modern Languages
Prof. Uhemistry
Prof. Physicc
Prof. Bmeritue aathematics
Asst. Prof. Math. & Adjutant
Asst . Pro f. llath . & itegistrar
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2DA~&t
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Pol . Sci .
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Asst . Prof. of Chem
istry
.Asst. ~rof. ;>f .i'ftem, ,._ Physics
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Librarian
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THE
THE
ORL A NDO
MILIT A RY
CHA
CITADEL
COLLEGE
SHEPPAflO,
OF
SOU T H
CAROLI
NA
CHAR L ESTON
I R M AN
OFFICE
J . IE, S M ITH.
OF CHAIRMAN
BOARD
OF VISITORS
SIIC4tffA.AY
CA!tuibbio ,
. . C, September
I 4th , !? 2 1
A >pccinl meeting of tho Bonrd ~f Vieitars
ui tho :ilitnrr
~olloec
J uth Cc.r lint> it,
hold. this d.ry in tho
fficc
:r G..,vo1·11
r
crcr,
IE Jcloc1: neon.
')resent
on c~:lc.nv . :Jhcppord ,nm i :-:.011. vcrn -r
.
f"r- 1·..,,
o••"rO..."ll!l&nd "rnnt - H..n T'unco nnd Swcr.r iTI[;l1ll - - res~ ll nt 13cnd .
- Col
ef
t
cl
'he Chnini.:in t ..ucl i YJ4 referred
1~
t: tl e l ... tho llcm:d :.c.d sur-tninco ir.
ss
tn o dea t h of our 1,'j f ,0 1 bc1· djuto.nt - Gcncr~1 ,..,. r • ..ere , ...o c;-• ittco
cppo in t c a by tho Chnirmnn,c .....
posod of vtil
.l'...L:.wnd
- Gol -ndE;ctt nnd r
"'berm s , eubr..ittcd
tho fcllowinc- eul ... •
t,7
.502..
Columbia ,
Whereas,
to take
s.c.
God in his
from us our late
,i . W. ~or•.
Adjutant
sympathy
in this
Be it
the
state
ficiel
of the
fit
seen
and associate
state
of south
to ex;press
, General
Carolina
our regret
, and
and
loss,
resolved
a loyal.
wisdom has
member, friend
is our desire
the Board o:f Visitors
Citadel
infinite
Gsneral
1herens , it
I92I
September I4th
that
has lost
supporter;
of south
in the
deo.th o:f General
a valuable
and useful
t he Corps of Cadets
Carolina
oitezen
a fearless
rr.v uoore
r.
a true
member; the
friend.,
and a zealous
.
Be it
:further
us.
be sent
to
of this
resolved
that
a oopy of those
w. 11 r.:oore and another
.
meeting.
south
spread
resolution
upon the minutes
The Board of Visitors,
Carolina Lilitary
College .
a.nd
of:-
�C~vcrnor C.. pc rccc ..ndcd the nr1 ption .,_f the ros luti~na
....
and in o. very
brief
but eloquent
manner, sny in 0 th'O Btcto ho.d lo:;,t o. vo.luo.ble cit izen,
o. very orncst and 11 n.ost c fficor
in the dizc.Ji.. r Je of h is duty ,he ..:u
rthor
mcvc d the ucl pt i ...n of tl.LO ::.-oi- .. rt of tl.o C,wrc2ittoc . uc1 _pted . ·
...
...
!:::to C1:uirrmn otu tea. lithe ncetin~
wns crul'i!il, t.o 1 supl)ly vncnncios
.
in the 11..iHJ
boneficiurr
scho 1 o.rs lps in tffc sevc rlIT i.;au.n:i;es- "in which vo.co.nc1oa ho.d
not been Iilled . In such cases it was the
pinion
1.. ~ •~1.cB...
nrd that
tho
sLould be filled
by deserving
n1)plicunts
fram othe r (h..:mt ics .
DA::?LL..~}TO!~
: J!.l\YO
Vacancies
- ...o ap:p intmcns
•
.uORci:..
_'STZR: O... Vnctmcy - Io o.ppJ icnnt. fir r1. 7/. • i tt rec r'lllendcd b,r tho
IB
b o.rd '°f'r'rfour
years
c urse subject
to o.cf,iGn f rucul ty o.nd. Sta.to tiOO.r<l
of _~ttblic 'lcl:fn1·c
OrrE Vnc~ncy - thrce
npplico.nts
- u11 failed.
Jo.s~ cr :
One Vo.cltncy- 1no o.pplicunt . r.c jccted by ~tv.te B nra
f ublic
Wcl: arc • .Appeal v,111 1)e I'!l['de by :rr Taylor to Sto.tc 'Beard Pducnt i on .
Lnnco.cter :: Ono Vc.co.ncy- .... o..ppict:'nt • ..-. B .; i:--clc;u- :i YC'l'l va.c~ncy .ror i'cur
.
£
yoo.rs course ,pcnc.ing 1 is oxr1.nino.ti ... by C:i to.del
n
ncul t:~.
Lcx ir..&_!;on..:..Ono Vnnnpcy- One npplicunt
. I' . Gcvrec TIO.s given vPcnncy f~r
fur
yea rs if he wns passed by tho State B~urd cf ~ublic
,elfurc.
I...a.ricn :
Oconee:
,.,,....,
uno Vo.cuncy : .:o uppl icant.
J .1 . hubbn rd rm.s g iven vacancy for
throe yenrs .
vnc Vacancy. filweo.pplicn nts .
...,either pncsod oxt:1.r.1ino.ti<,n
.
vne Vucancy • .1J upplico.nt
• .lJ• .i. cAlistor
uf ATidersi,,ln 1.1ounty
�....,,- r1~c
-... r- ----.-. .......... ... .... ... --
••· · -
•
__ ,.. _.....,_
98CRnARY
mhroo V~cancios . Thr ee cpp li cnnts . l . ~. Oicn - P . Jnr ry - and
I ·ackoy be uiven vucnncioe in rdor
f mcrit, subjoct t cppcn l of
C • •• • C:n
ton , t th e Staten
nrd of :ducntion ,i f app ea l i s sustained he
ge t s t ho sch lo. rs h ip ;
Oro.nee bu r r, :
Richlo.nd
.
One V
o.ncuncy . On o.ppli cnn t . J .P .I"otlcy -pcndjnB' r-prcnl
e
cf r." ..,i sr.bu r no .
r
Sunrtunbur~ : .wo vo.canc i cs . lfo o.pplica. ~. :::.C... m::,Tias
i
f ~r three yecrs - thc
ther vacancy n~t ~illcd .
Uni
n:
One Vacancy . ~o applicant
ivcn v cl'ncy
.
.. cs luti ..n by v vcr11 r C per,duly
sec nclcd ; .11ftcr the scl" ..lo.rshi • .., hc.vo
been uvro.rdcd the
thor vo.cc.ncios be filled
by l?resiclont
..nd nnd t LC
Jt0,te •.
tuporintcndent
.....
ducoti n in tho rdcr
f r.ierit
n the ext.....inuti..in
und thnt no C unty be cnti tlod t m re thun no scllvlo.rsnip .
~his ~~tin
uo.s n t carried .
:lee luti
vaoo.ncies
n by C 1 Ho?'1!'1 , duly BOC nded ; ., 11 n lJinnti no t do.y t
ond
nro subject to the noti n f tho otato Bo.rd vf ~duc~ti
fill
n
nd 2ted .
luti n by C 1 Padgctt , duly soc~udod ; _resident~
nd , bo given the
cuth rity tw f i ll tho re ainin
vacuncies fr n tlo uppl i co.nts in thei r
rd.or f 1:1oit
r
n the oxo....inution . o.d ptod .
lOB
B crd adj urned nt 2 . 45 p .m.
~~~-Sc;_; - i,u.ry B n r d of Visit
-
rs .
�-.
THE
THE
M IL ITARY
COLLE
L ANDO S HC fl'PA RD.
CHAIR
J
CITADEL
GE
O F SO UT H
O F F I CE
E. SM IT H ,
O f:' C HA IR MAN
B OARD
OF VISI T OR S
"'he :::1tndcl,
A .ccoting
Co.rolinn,
CA ROL I NA
C H A RLEST O N
M AN
cf the Jonrd
wo.s held this
ctvber
cf Yfoi tors of the : i1 i tnry
du:, nt IO n.r.i .
Present-Col
dho herd .~l!nirc:nn-Col
vol u . ~. ~ond,2residc
~t .
7t h , Hl2I
r.cllcgc
of South
Ho.r.m.ond-001 "nd gott- . r Thcl!L'.c and
::.too.ding of the oinutos
of noetings
Juno 13th nnd 0cptc __
,bor 14t
19:::I
wcro upon motion of Col 11aN1ond, duly seconded dispensed
\"tith . nuoptcd
:.o.J C . A • .;ro.esor : .. equest
for por _ission
to nid tho uu t1.ori ties ...f the
vOllot)e of 1,;l.nrloston
tv the extent
of tnreo h ...
urs 1-1cr 1,ock in organiz ing o. bebinnors' course in .;pnnish in tho.t lnsti tut ion of ,thich ho is o.n
o.lumnus",10.s mo.do to tho boo.rd by ..,nj lirnosor ,o.nd ufter
o. fu l l d.i1:1cussion
upon r.iotion of Col Po.dgott,duly
seconded by Col l.n:r.Jr.1ond,
this rec..uost of
:.:nj Cro.esor ,10.s gro.ntod . o.d...
pted .
Appco.l of Cadets -lenl~o nnd Jlnck : :'ho nppenl of these 0o.dets to be
o.llowcd to continue
with their
clo.ss they ho.ving fo.ilod to l!IO.kotho 700/0
o.voro.ge wo.s discusscC
o.t length o.nd on notion of Col ~o.dectt seconded
by ~01 Ho.mr~ond the following
resolution
to include
the cadets of this
class
who fo.ilcd to po.as wos o.dcptod
Col 2odgott
to write
out
in full
tho resolution
Scholships
Clo.as 1921 - 1922 - 1923 : 'Tho following
requests
were received
fror:1 those clo.ssosthru
the '.:roo.surer ond Sencir ~·otibers .
Those clo.ssos desire
to endow o. scholarship
o.t the t;i tn r ol for the 1921
l
- 192::., two to tho amount of'.; 408 . 00 oochfor tho clo.so J92I o.nd 1922 ,
o.nd one for tho close of 1923 o.t , 368 . 00 . "'toy desired
to norinntc
tho
Bonoficinry
o.nd rospootfully
ns}:: the Bcnrd to o.cccpt those sc1, c1~rins
o.s it is tho purpose of the clo.ss to m into.in tho!"! until
o
the · C'r<'""icinr.;gro.duo.tes .
::r "'homos , duly eecondod ,r:icvcd tho o.cccptnnce
of these cc1•olnrsM'J)S cind
cornr.iendod tho s ,,irit
tho.t uroppts
such notion . ndo " tcd .
3Udfct 1922: ':h is bu :g ot wus prosontod, sh c,·1in r: t h e tct o.l npprc pri o.ticn
fer 19:::I -:,ns " 45:::.,15 . 00 o.nd t ho.t rccuc1crtcd for 192::: ...,,414 . 40 2 . 7.7, il:ftcr
discussion
of the scvcro.l i to r.is , •.r :.. r. .1
n 1 1ond duly seconded moved the
o.pprovo.l of tho j udgct o.s presented . adopted .
8r.ristLOS :i-i
.;lido.r
Col -O.dt:; tt ,tlul;, • socondod; '::,io.t tho Cor:p of Cadets be
c
given tho U;jUOl
iJ::lo.sholiday
includin g tho special
oxtcns1on
of lonvc
o.llowod corto.in co.dots lo.st yco.r . ndc p tod .
'J "'o.rd ndjuurnod
o.t I/.)u
_p m.
.
:'~1/.,.,,_
:
oocrotnry
Boo.rd of Visitors
�
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OFFICIAL REGISTER
THE CITADEL
The MHitary College of South Carolina
Charleston, S. C.
SESSION 1920-1921
J . J . l ' UII.L-0~0 CN411.I.UTO:( l'IU:.TDfO ■OlJU
1921
�ORGANIZATION
Board of Visitors
ORLANDO SHEPPARD, ESQ., CHAIRMAN,
Edgefield, S. C.
JNO. P. THOMAS, ESQ.,
Charleston, S. C.
J AS. H. HAMMOND, ESQ.,
Columbia, S. C.
JAS. G. PADGETT, ESQ.,
Walterboro, S. C.
REV. A. N. BRUNSON,
Anderson, S. C.
EX-Officio
HIS EXCELLENCY R. A. COOPER, 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. J. HENRY JOHNSON, Chairman Military Committee,
Senate,
Allendale, S. C.
HON. CHAS. T. SMITH, JR., Chairman Military Committee, House of
Representatives,
Edgefield, S. C.
3
�OFFICERS AND FACULTY
COLONEL 0.
J. BOND, B. s., Ph. D., LL. D,
Superintendent.
MILITARY STAFF
COLONEL R. R. STOGSDALL, u. s. A. Retired,
Commandant of Cadets.
MAJOR E. M. TILLER, B. S.,
Quartermaster.
MAJOR R. S. CATHCART, M. D.,
Surgeon.
MAJOR A. G. GOODWYN, U. S. A. Retired,
Infantry Unit, R. 0. T. C.
MAJOR P. J. HORTON, U. S. A.
C. A. C.Untt, R. O.T. C.
CAPTAIN C. L. HAIR, B.
Adjutant.
s.,
FACULTY.
COLONEL 0. J. BOND, B. s., Ph. D., LL. D,
Professor of Mathematics.
COLONEL R. R. STOGSDALL, U. S. A., Ret.,
Professor of Military Science and Tactics.
MAJOR A.G. GOODWYN, U.S. A. Ret.,
Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics.
MAJOR P. J. HORTON, U. S, A.,
Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics.
MAJOR R G. TI-Io.Mas,
Professor Emeritus of Mathematics and Engineering
MAJOR H. S. MCGILLIVRAY, A. B., Ph. D.,
Professor of English.
MAJOR LOUIS KNOX, B. S., M. S.,
Professor of Chemistry and Biology.
4
�OFFICERS AND FACULTY-Continued
MAJOR L. S. LETELLIER, M,S.,
Professor of Civil Engineering and Drawing, and Assistant
Professor of Military Engineering.
MAJOR C. A. GRAESER, A.B., A.M.,
Professor of French, German and Spanish.
MAJOR N. F. SMITH, Ph. B., Ph.D.,
Professor of Physics.
MAJOR S. J. WILLIAMS, A.B., A.M.,
Professor of History.
CAPTAIN C. L. HAIR, B,S.,
Assistant Professor of Mathematics.
CAPTAIN C. F. MYERS, JR., B.S.,
Assistant Professor of Mathematics.
,CAPTAIN H. C. WINSHIP, A.B., A.M.,
Assistant Professor of French and Spanish.
CAPTAIN JOHN ANDERSON, C. E.,
Associate Professor of Civil Engineering and Drawing.
1ST LIEUT. R. H. TAYLOR, M.A.,
Assistant Professor of History.
1ST LIEUT. WALDEMAR NOLL, B.A.,
Assistant Professor of Physics.
1ST LIEUT. F. P . .SIMKINS, A.B., M.A.,
Assistant Professor of English.
1ST LIEUT. ALFRED DUFOUR,
Assistant Professor of French.
1ST LIEUT. R. E. SNUGGS, A.B.,
Assistant Professor of Chemistry.
CAPTAIN C. F. MYERS, JR., B. S.,
Registrar.
MISS INEZ B. PARRY,
Librarian.
Miss F. J. GASQUE, R.N.,
Matron of Hospital.
MRS. F. C. POLHEMUS,
Secretary to the ,Superintendent.
CARL METZ,
Director of Cadet Band.
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�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 propor•
tional to the time assigned them in the schedule of recitations.
CONDUCT MARK. The value of the ·Conduct Mark is fixed at ~
per cent. of the Academic aggregate.
ACADEMIC ,STANDARD. A minimum average of 50 per cent. ii
required in each department, and a "general average" of 70 per
cent. of the aggregate-not including the Conduct Mark-i•
required for advancement to a higher class and for graduation.
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:
1ST MERITS. Merits shall be awarded to the -Cadets upon th,
follownig basis.
For perfect Conduct for one week. ...................................................... I
2ND DEMERITS. To all the recorded delinquencies of the Cadet,
shall be affixed a number of demerits, not exceeding 10, corresponding to the degree of criminality.
3D. In determining standing on the "Conduct Roll," Merits and
Demerits shall have correlative value.
DEFICIENCY IN CONDUCT. When any Cadet shall have a numbt'.
expressing his demerits on the general Conduct Roll greater than
200 for his Fourth (Freshman) 1Class year, 170 for his Thire
(Sophomore) Class year, 150 for his Second (Junior) Class year
130 for his First (Senior) Class year, such Cadet shall be declare!
deficient in Conduct, and be immediately suspended, and reporlei
to the Boa,rd at its next meeting.
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�CADETS
OF
THE CITADEL
THE MILITARY COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ARRANGED IN ORDER OF MERIT
IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CLAS-SES
FOR THE SESSION 1920- 1921.
CLASSIFICATION OF CADETS
The Cadets are arranged in four distinct classes, corresponding
to the four years of study. The 1Cadets employed on the first
year's course constitute the Fourth (Freshman) Class; those on
the second year's course, the Third (Sophomore) Class; those on
the third year's course, the Second (Junior) Class; and those on
the fourth year's course, the First (Senior) Class.
NOTE
Those Cadets whose names appear in heavy type 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.
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Record for Four Years
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H. M. Arthur•• ........ u;;i.on ...
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W . J. Gooding ............ Hampton........
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4.52
341.54
J. A. Tiedemann ...... Charleston........
S. C.
15.04
339.94
O. C. Mood ................. Clarendon........
S. C.
15.61
331.62
H. J. Jaeger............... Florence............
S. C.
14.66
331.27
P. J. McLean ............. Aiken................
S. C.
13.22
328.27
R. B. Jarvis ............... Charleston........
S. C.
6.55
327.41
A. F. Heinsohn ......... Charleston........
S. C.
14.10
327.23
J. 0. Kelly ................. Clarendon........
S. C.
8.01
324.60
J. S. Lewis ................. York..................
S. C.
18.80
323.35
J. G. Hampton .......... Richland...........
S. C.
11.08
322.04
T. W. Williamson ..... Florence............
S. C.
11.01
319.13
C. P. Hayes ................ Barnwell...........
S. C.
12.40
318.55
E. R. Morgan ............ Aiken................
S. C.
8.66
315.60
W. H. Harter............. Barnwell...........
S. C.
14.22
315.64
T. W. Ross ................. Florence............
S. C.
12.62
313.83
E. C. Perry ................ Williamsburg..
S. C.
9. 98
309.96
L. C. Whitaker .......... Charleston........
S. C.
9.11
309.86
J. D. Whaley .............. Charleston........
S. C.
15.69
309.18
V. Jilarvey................... Berkeley............
S. C.
15.80
308.82
J. L. Platt .................. Marion..............
S. C.
12.10
308.27
J. P. Cartrette........... Horry................
S. C.
13. 27
304.35
W. 0. Brice................ Fairfield............
S. C.
8.37
303.76
E. A. Pollock ............. Augusta............
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11.14
302.35
R. L. Brunson* ........ Florence............
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B. N. Singleton ......... Oconee...............
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W. W. Watson* ....... Saluda...............
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9.22
225.30
I. M. Coleman ............ Spartanburg....
S. C.
11.42
298.65
P. W. Sanders ........... Charleston........
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296 55
G. C. Wise.................. Orangeburg.....
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C. F. Reeves ............... Colleton............
S. C.
9.24
296.34
P. Workman ............... York..................
S. C.
13.24
295.06
C. A. Witsell... .......... Colleton............
S. C.
15.02
295.04
A. Bannett.................. Barnwell...........
S. C.
5.20
294.97
W. F. Marshall... ....... York...............
S. C.
7.02
293.92
F. M. Wulbern ........... Charleston........
S. C.
9.60
292.91
B. Hill ......................... Laurens............
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11 63
292.68
T. R. Fishburne ........ Barnwell..........
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292.28
H. M. James ............... Clarendon........
S. C.
4.87
291.80
M. Q. Shealy.............. Aiken................
S. C.
2. 93
288.08
C. H. Hutchins .......... Spartanburg....
S. C.
0.75
287.94
J. P. Scovill.. ............ Orangeburg.....
S. C.
5. 95
287.87
W. T. Gary................. Bartow..............
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4.32
285.42
W. M. Albergotti... ... Cherokee...........
S. C.
3.95
282.87
T. K. Ruff................... Richland...........
S. C.
6.87
280.83
W. C. Langley.......... Richland...........
S. C.
2.24
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Record for three years.
•• Awarded Scholarship Medal-Jilighest Average for Four Years.
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H. J. Jaeger ______________ , Florence............ S.
w. J. Gooding............ Ha1npton ........... S.
B. N. Singleton ......... Oconee.............. S.
C. P. Hayes ________________ Barnwell........... S.
J. 0. Kelly.................. Clarendon ........ S.
T. w. Williamson ..... Florence............ S
E. R. Morgan ............. Aiken .................
E. C. Perry········-···---- Williamsburg ... S.
J. G. Hampton ........... Richland ........... S.
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M. Q. Shealy.............. Aiken ................ S.
R. B. Jarvis ................ Charleston ........ S.
R. L. Brunson ........... Florence ............ S.
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PHYSICS ELECTIVE
1 A. F. Heinsohn ..........
2 G. C. Wise..... ~............
3 J. P. Scovill... ............
4 w. w. Watson ...........
5 T. R. Fishburne ........
6 R. M. James ______________
7 C. A. Witsell... ...........
8 w. M. Albergotti.. ....
Charleston ........ S.
Orangeburg ...... S.
Orangeburg ...... S.
Saluda ............... S.
Barnwell.. ......... S.
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2 J. P. Cartrette........... Horry ................ S
S P. J. McLean ....•....-- Aiken ................ s:
4/ W. 0. Brice................ Fairfield............ S.
51 L. C. Whitaker.......... Charleston ........ S.
6 F. M. Wulbern .........• Charleston ........ lS.
71 T. K. Ruff ................... Richland ........... S.
8( W. F. Marshall.. ....... York .................. S.
9 W. C. Langley.......... Richland ........... S.
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3 W. H. Harter.............
41 I. M. Coleman ...........
~ 0. C. Mood. ................
6 C. F. Reeves ................
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81 T. w. Ross ..................
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2 H. P. Weeks ............... Orangeburg ...... S. C. P.
3 A. s. Smith ................ Augusta............ Ga
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4 N. F. Evarts ............... Chester .............. W.Va. P.
5 D. s. Asbill ................. Saluda ............... S. C. P.
6 A. B. Wagoner .......... Spring City ..... Pa.
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7 T. M. Howell .............. Colleton ............. S. C. B.
8 E E. Foster ................ Charleston ........ S. C. P.
9 E: Adams ..................... Greenwood ....... , S. C. B.
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Beaufort............ s. C. P.
Florence............ s. C. P.
Newberry .......... s. c. P.
Richland........... s. C. P.
Marion .............. s. C. P.
Colleton ............. s. C. P.
Richland .......... s. C. P.
Charleston ........ s. C. P.
Anderson __________ s. C. B.
Charleston ........ s. C. P.
Charleston ........ s. C. F.
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5 0. H. Kollock ............. Darlington ........ S. C.
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6 R. B. Rustin ............... Charleston ........ S. C.
Thomson .......... Anderson .......... S. C. P.
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12 J. B. Edgerton ........... F1orence........... s: C.
131 K L. Tolbert............. Greenwood ....... S. C. P.
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15 J. B. Weston .............. Charleston ........ s. c.
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19 R. E. B'arron ............. York ................. S. C. P.
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24 D. W. Moore .............. Greenville ......... S. C
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25 R. C. Roberts ............. Bamberg........... S. C. IP,
Simmons __________ Charleston ........ S. C. P.
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27 J. R. Hanahan ........... Charleston ........ S. C.
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S. B. Antley............... Calhoun ............ S_ C
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C. F. Ende .................. Greenville......... Tex.
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w, L. Rardemann .... Newberry ......... S. C. B.
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4 W. S. Bradford ...' ..... Richland...........
6 H. B. Baird .......... '. ..... Belfast..............
E J. G. Harrison ........... Charleston .......
7 R. M. Lyon ................. Abbeville..........
ij I. A. Mayfield ............ Greenville .........
~ H. L. Smith ............... Colleton ............
10 R. J. Sprott................ Greenwood .......
ll D. H. Russell.. ........... Anderson..........
lt R. M. Byrd ................. Edgefield ...........
18 J. D. Salmon .............. Dillon................
14 J. B. Weston .............. Richland ...........
16 J. E. Carroll... ........... York ..................
16 J. A. L. Saunders..... Colleton ............
Ii E. T. Moore...., ........... Edgefield..........
1 M. G. Ball ................... Charleston ........
19 J. J. Curry................. Charleston ........
20 J. T. Bragdon ............. Clarendon........
%1 A. D. Tisdale.............. Sumter ..............
%2 G. E. White................ Chester .............
%3 A. W. Bohlen ............. Charleston ........
2f R. G. Padgett............. Colleton ............
25 C. E. Exum ................ Marlboro...........
26 J. E. Kerr...... ·-·········· Aiken.................
21 C. Cullum .................... Saluda...............
! M. B. Jones ................ Richland...........
29 C. W. Knight............. Bamberg...........
SO W. H. Barnwell.. ....... Charleston ........
SI J. C. Harmon ............. Richland...........
:12 B. B. Sheppard .......... Orangeburg .....
S3 S. M. Shel ton ............. Marlboro..........
U 0. T. Hite ................... Lexington........
S5 W. A. Zobel... ............. Charleston ........
S6 J. P. Richardson ....... Clarendon ........
S7 B. McLaughl:"1 ........... Calhoun ............
S ~'. P. Mood ................. Clarendon ........
19 E, J. McGraw ............ Orangeburg .....
40 J. M. Cantey.............. Richland ...........
41 G. B. Harvin .............. Clarendon ........
42 T. Q. McGee............... Spartanburg ....
43 J. J. Stubbs ................ Chesterfield......
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J. I. Benson _____ H••~---·· Charleston ........ s. C. P.
----G. s. Douglass ..... ~ Chesterfield ...... s. C. B.
J. M. Bell... ................. Richland ........... s. C. IP.
s. Brown _____________________ Barnwell ........... s. C. IP.
A. Y. Cartwright...... York ................. s. C. IP.
B. B. Clarke............... Kershaw........... s. C. IB.
A. J. Eddy .................. Greenwood ....... s. C. IP.
w. G. Edwards .......... Lexington ________ s. C. P.
w. L. Ford................. Georgetown ______ s. C. P.
w. R. Ford................. Greenville......... s. C. P.
J. L. Gramling.......... Orangeburg..... s. C. P.
A. E. H'ane................. Calhoun ............ s. C. P.
M. M. Harrall... ......... Darlington ....... s. C. P.
A. C. Harvin .............. Clarendon ........ s. C. P.
D. I. Hasell ................ Charleston ........ s. C. P.
A. J. Howard ............. Darlington....... s. C. P.
J. T. Jenkins ............. Barnwell.. ......... s. C. P.
I T. D. Jer..nings ······- Charleston ........ s. C. ,P.
C. B. Jeter .................. Union ................ s. C. P.
w. C. Johnson........... Aiken ................ s. C. B.
A. B'. Langley..... Y. .... Richland ........... s. C. P.
__ Florence............ s. C. P.
R. E. Lee
H. s. Lesemann ......... Charleston ........ s. C. P.
D. J. Lucas...... -----~---- Charleston ....... s. C. P.
J. J. Martin ............... Anderson .......... s. C. P.
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E. M. Merrell.. ..... ~ ... Edgefield .......... s. C. B.
C. s. Monteith ........... Richland........... s. C. P.
H. Muldrow................ Darlington ....... s. C. P.
B. Munnerlyn ............ Georgetown ...... s. C. P.
B. F. McKellar........... Greenwood........ s. C. P.
M. P. Poliakoff.......... Lancaster ......... s. C. P.
s. G. Read.................. Beaufort........... s. c. P.
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w. J. Rose__________________ Bamberg........... s. C. P.
Florence............ s. C. P.
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L. w. Temple............ Dillon ................ s. C. P.
D. H. Wallace ............ Union ................ s. C. B.
J. T. West..................•Anderson .......... s. C. P.
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Cantey ....................
G J. L. Bull ....................
71 R. A. Benson ..............
8 H. M. Corley ..............
~ J. A. Timmons ..........
IOI J. B. Padgett.............
11 D. S. McAJister.........
12 D. C. Reynolds ..........
13' W. E. Ball ..................
14' W. D. Rustin .............
151 E. P. Crouch ..............
16 N. Yongue...................
17 1 E. W. Peterson ..........
18 C. I. Dial... .................
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20 J. D. Blanding...........
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Charleston ........
Spartanburg....
Richland ...........
Georgetown ......
Charleston .....•..
Saluda ...............
McCormick. ......
Lake Butler....
Anderson ..........
Darlington ........
Jacksonville.....
Charleston ........
Charleston ........
Pickens .............
Greenwood .......
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J. Woods ...................... Marion ............. . S. C.
W. W. Cone ................ Colleton ........... . S. C.
T. C. Perrin ............... LPP .............. . S. C.
J. L. Foster................ Anderson ......... . S. C.
R. T. Thornton .......... Pickens ............ . S. C.
W. L. Hubbard .......... Marion ............. . S. C.
H. Clarke.................... Edgefield ......... . S. C.
T. C. Adams ............... Spartanburg... . S. C.
J. D. Fuller................ Laurens ........... . s. c.
J. P. Hill... ................. Colleton ........... . S. C.
R. V. Royall, Jr ...... Charleston ....... . S. C.
W. P. Lemmond .. - .. -- Spartanburg ... . S. C.
D. C. Cheyne.............. Sumter............. . s. c.
M. West....................... Spartanburg ... . S. C.
C. P. Fishburne......... Colleton ........... . S. C.
H. G. Gray.................. Waynesboro.... . Miss.
H. Ellison .................... Charleston ....... . S. C.
W. C. Parker............. Marlboro ......... .. S. C.
G. S. Robinson ........... Charleston ....... . S. C.
A. J. M.
Wannamaker .......... Orangeburg..... S. C..
J. H. Davis .................. Laurens............ S. C.
D. Ruff......................... Richland........... S. C.
F. R. Hamer............... Marlboro.......... S. C.
B. F. Tompkins .......... Newberry ......... S. C.
W. Allan ...................... Dorchester....... S. C.
M. Pegues .................... GreenvilJe ......... S. C.
M. G. Burnside.......... Colleton............. S. C.
H. D. Padgett ............ Richland........... S. C.
R. L. Terry................. Allendale......... S. C.
R. S. Hills ................... Charleston ........ S. C.
B. W. Palmer ............ McAllen ............ Tex.
R. D. Field .................. Marietta............ Ga.
F, B. Carson ............... Spartanburg .... S. C.
J. S. Albergotti .......... Cherokee ........... S. C.
R. W. Atkinson ......... Federal Point .. Fla.
T. J. Bass .................... Sumter.............. S. C.
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\ J. H. Black ................ Gainesville ....... Fla.
[ M. C. Blackwood ....... Spartanburg .... S. C.
F. B. Blankenship..... York .................. S. C.
A. C. Bowie................ Anderson .......... S. C.
W. R. B'rice................ York ................ ..lS. C.
R. R. Browning ......... Bamberg........... 'S. C.
R. A. Byrd.................. Darlington ......• 1S. C.
[ A. G. Clark ................. Spartanburg .... S. C.
F. D. Cottingham ..... Florence............ S. C.
G. D. Coxetter ........... Lloyd ................. Fla.
W. J. Crowther......... Anderson .......... S. C.
W. J. Diedrich ........... McAllen ............ Tex.
H. M. Dunlap ............ York .................. S. C.
K. W. Evans.............. Darlington ........ S. C.
H. W. Fraser............. Georgetown ...... S. C.
A. R. Green ................ Anderson .......... S. C.
W. J. Haile ................. Union ................ S. C.
W. S. Haynie............. Anderson .......... S. C.
J. H. Howie............... Waynesboro..... Miss.
W. A. Hughes ............ Dover................. Del.
R. J. Hursey.............. Chesterfield ...... S. C.
W. N. Jacobs ............. Colleton ............. S. C.
G. H. James ................ Lee.................... S. C.
J. R. Jeter................... Newberry ......... S. C.
0. W. Lancaster ........ Bamberg........... S. C.
J. N. Land .................. Anderson .......... S. C.
E. R. Liles .................. Orangeburg ..... S. C.
R. McCarty................. Marietta ............ Ga.
J. D. McGee................ Spartanburg .... S. C.
R. E. McLaughlin ..... Calhoun ............ S. C.
R. G. Mahon .............. , Anderson .......... S. C.
J. S. Miller................. Chicago............. Ill.
W. C. Norment .......... Darlington....... S. C.
L. S. Owen ................. Perry................. Okla.
J. J. O'Shaughnessy. Charleston ........ S. C.
W. R. Phillips ............ Sumter.............. S. C.
P. E. Pournelle.......... Jacksonville..... Fla.
I J. C. Richbourg......... Clarendon......... S. C.
I P. F. Robertson ........, Augusta............ Ga.
E. P. Rose .................• Greenville......... S. C.
J. H. Sanders ............. Sumter.............. S. C.
A. W. Serls·................ Spartanburg .... S. C.
T. A. Sharpe.............. Darlington....... S. C.
G. Stephens................. Birmingham..... Ala.
M. D. Smith ................ Chicago............. Ill.
W. A. Teague............. Laurens ............. S. C.
C. M. , Thacker........... Calhoun ............ S. C.
J. M. Welch ................ Calhoun ............ S C
H. M. Woodford ........ Onondaga ......... N. Y.
J. C. Wright ............... Charleston ........ S. C,
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12 Asbill ••········
13 Cope ·······-····
14 Heckle ···-····
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16 Robinson ......
17 McLean --····
1 Mood, 0. ---19 Black, E. ---20 Salmon ........
11 Whaley ........
22 Harter ........
2:J Barron ·······24 Jeter, R. ---25 Workman ....
26 Evarts -------~7 Harvey ........
2 Jaeger ······-29 Russell
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31 Cartrette ---:l2 Kitchings ---:13 Coleman -----34 1Hayes ·········35 Rogers ........
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51 Saunders ---52 Yongue -------53 Fuller, B.
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61\Thomson ---62 Holmes -------63 Jeter, J. -----64 McCorkle ---65 Smith, A .....
66 Crouch, P. ..
67 Fortson ........
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73 Hite -----------74 Mahon -·-·····
75 Ende
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77 Richardson
78 Diltz
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80 Watson ........
81 Wise ·----------82 Biggs ---------83 Perry
84 Thornton ---85 Frost I •••••••
86 Timmons . ...
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89 Pollock ........
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104 Hill, B. ........ 1
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122 Carroll -------- 3
123 Foster, E . .... 2
124 James, H ..... 1
125 Gramling ---- 3
126 Smith, M. -- 4
127 Langley, A. 3
128 Hill, J . ........ 4
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130,Moore, D ..... 2
131 McGraw ...... 3
;132 IPeterson ____ 4
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APPORTIONMENT OF BENEFICIARY CADETSHIPS
Abbeville, 1; Aiken, 2; Allendale, 1; Anderson, 3; Bamberg, 1;
Barnwell, 1; Beaufort, 1; Berkeley, 1; •
Calhoun,, 1; Charleston, 4;
Cherokee, 1; Chester, 1; ,Chestel'field, 1; Clarendon, 1; Colleton, 1;
Darlington, 2; Dillon, 1; Dorchester, 1; Edgefield, 1; Fairfield, 1;
Florence, 2; Georgetown, 1; Greenville, 3; Greenwood, 2; Hampton,
1; Horry, 1; Jasper, 1; Kershaw, 1; 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 June 1st. Applicants should then obtain from the
Superin,tendent at the Citadel proper blanks to be filled out
according to law.
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�CADETS HOLDING STATE BENEFICIARY SCHOLARSHIPS
1920-1921
ABBEVILLE
R. M. Lyon, '23
DILLON
J. D. Salmon, '23
AIKEN
P. J. McLean, '21
J. B. Kerr, '23
DORCHESTER
*E. M. Merrell, '23
EDGEFIELD
E. T. Moore, '23
ALLENDALE
R. L. Terry, '24
FAIRFIELD
W. 0. Brice, '21
,\NDERSON
F. R. McAlister, '21
H. N. Heckle, '22
J. L. Foster, '24
FLORENCE
T. W. Ross, '21
F. D. Cottingham, '24
BAMBERG
*A. W. Serls, '24
GEORGETOWN
*R. B. Jarvis, '21
BARNWELL
C. P. Hayes, '21
GREENVILLE
T. M. Mayfield, '22
*J. J. Stubbs, '23
*G. B. Harvin, '23
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BEAU~ORT
B. D. Kitchings, '24
GREENWOOD
D. B. Alexander, '22
E. W. Peterson, '24
BERKELEY
V. Harvey, '21
CALHOUN
C. N. Thacker, '24
HAMPTON
*F. P. Mood, '23
CHARLESTON
J. A. Tiedemann, '21
H. W. Crouch, '22
J. J. Curry, '23
R. S. Hills, '24
HORRY
J. P. Cartrette, '21
JASPER
*R. L. Merchant, '23
HEROKEE
W. W. Tolleson, '22
KERSHAW
B. B. Clarke, '23
CII8STER
*J. D. Knox, '22
LANCASTER
*13. B. Sheppard, '23
CHESTERFIELD
G. S. Douglass, '23
LAURENS
Q. D. Gasque, '22
B. R. Fuller, '23
CLARENDON
J. T. Bragdon, '23
LEE
*L. C. Whitaker, '21
COLLETON
*H. D. Padgett, '24
LEXINGTON
*E. P. Crouch, '24
DARLINGTON
*T. M. Howell, '23
*R. A. Byrd, '24
McCORMICK
J. A. Timmons, '24
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�CADETS HOLDING STATE BENE1FICIARY SCHOLARSHIP
1920-1921
MARI:ON
J. L. Platt, '21
SALUDA
H. M. Corley, '24
MARLBORO
*J. D. Blanding, '24
SPARTANBURG
I. M. Coleman, '21
L. E. Diltz, '22
T. J. Boyd, '23
H. M. Holmes, '24
NEWBERRY
W. L. Hardemann, '22
B. F. Tompkins, '24
SUMTER
A. D. Tisdale, '23
F. J. Bass, '24
OCONEE
B. N. Singleton, '21
ORANGEBURG
G. C. iWise, '21
*R. M. Byrd, '23
E. R. Liles, '24
PICKENS
N. Yongue, '24
RICHLAND
S. M. Roper, '22
J.B. Weston, '23
UNION
D. H. Wallace, '23
WILLIAMSBURG
E. C. Perry, '21
*J. E. Adams, '22
YORK
W. H. McCorkle, '22
J. E. Carroll, '23
*-Special Award, Session 1920-1921 only.
CADETS HOLDING CITY OF CHA·RLE,STON SCHOLARSHIP"
1920-1921
C.
J.
J.
J.
J.
B. Prentiss, '22
B. .
Weston, '22
E. Rogers, '22
H. Wulbern, '23
C. Bennett, Jr., '24
R. A. Benson, '24
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�CADETS AUMITTED-Session 1920-1921.
NAME
COUNTY
Pay
1[ W. B. Abernethy...... .
North Carolina ............ P
21 T. C. Adams .............. . Spartanburg ................ P
31 J. S. Albergotti ......... . •Cherokee ........................ P
41 W. Allan ..................... . Dorchester .. ... ... ............ P
5! R. W. Atkinson.......... .
Florida .......................... P
6 W. E. Ball... .............. . Florida .......................... P
Sumter ......................... .
7 F. J. Bass, Jr.,----- ----·
8 J. C. Bennett, Jr ....... . Charleston .................... P
9 R. A. Benson ............. . Charleston .................... P
P
10 J. H. Black. .............. . Florida ..........................
11 M. C. Blackwood ....... . Spartanburg ................ P
12 J. D. Blanding.......... .
Sumter ......................... .
13 S. B. Blanken.ship ..... . York .............................. P
14 A. C. Carter .............. . Anderson ...................... P
15 W. R. Brice ................ . York ..............................
P
16 R. R. Browning, ....... . Bamberg ........................
P
17 G. H. W.
Bruggemann, Jr .... . Charleston .................... P
181 J. L. Bull, Jr .......... .
Georgetown ..... .. ........... P
19 R. A. Byrd ................. . Darlington ................... .
20 H. Cantey, Jr ............. . Richland ........................ P
21 H. Clarke ................... . Edgefield ........................
P
22 W. H. Cone, Jr ......... . Colleton .......................... P
23 H. M. •
Corley.............. . -Saluda ........................... .
24 F. D. Cottingham ...... . Florence ....................... .
2~ J. D. Coxetter............ . Florida ··························\ P
26 E. P. Crouch .............. . Charleston ................... .
27 J. H. Davis, Jr ......... . Laurens.......................... P
2 C. I. Dial... .................. . Richland ........................ P
29 W. J. Diedrick ........... . Texas.............................. P
30 H. M. Dunlap, Jr ..... . York .............................. P
31 H. Ellison ................... . Charleston ....................
P
!l2 K. W. Evans.............. . Darlington .................... P
33 R. D. Field ............... . Georgia .......................... P
34 C. P. Fishburne, Jr .... . Colleton ..........................
P
35 J. L. Foster............... . Anderson ..................... .
36 B. C. Fowlkes ............ . Alabama ........................ P
37' H. W. Fraser, Jr .. ,.. . Georgetown .................. P
3 J. D. Fuller ................ . Laurens.......................... P
39 H. P. Gongaware...... . Rhode Island ................ P
40 H. G. Gray................ . Mississippi .................... P
41 A. R. Green ................ . Anderson ......................
P
42 W. J. Haile, Jr....... . Union ............................ P
43' F. R. Hamer............... Marlboro ........................
P
44 W. S. Haynie........... . Anderson ...................... P
45 J. P. Hill .................... . Colleton .......................... P
46 R. S. Hills ................. . Charleston ................... .
471 H. M. Holmes, Jr...... S~ar~a~bu:g ................. .
48 J. H. Howie................ . M1ss1ss1pp1 .................... P
49 W. L. Hubbard .......... . Marion............................ P
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'T. H. James .......... -.... .
J. R Jeter---·····--·-······
B. 'D. Kitchings---··-···
0. W. Lancaster_······-·
J. N. Land, Jr .. _
....... .
W. P. Lemmond ..... ·--·
E. R. Liles-····-······-·-···
D. S. McAlister-·--·-···
R. McCarty... ·---··········
J. B. McGee_··--·--·······
R. G. Mahon .. ·--··········
J. S. Miller ....... ·-······W. C. Norment_······-··-·
J. J.
,O'Shaughnessy, Jr ...
,L. S. Owen ............... _
..
J. B. Padgett ............ -•
B. : . Palmer ... ·-········
W
W. T. Parker.. --•······
M. Pegues, Jr .............
T. C. Perrin .............. .
E. W. Peterson ...... -·-·
W. R. Phillips, Jr .... .
P. E. Pournelle, Jr ... .
J. C. -Richbourg_·-··-··
P. F. Robertson·-·-····G. S. Robinson _···-··-·
_
E. P. Rose_ ..................
R. V. Royall, Jr._ .......
1 Ruff ___ ··-···-·-·········-···
D.
R. B. Rustin ............. .
W. D. Rustin-····-······-··
J. H. Sanders ......... .
A. W. Serls............... .
T. A. Sharpe_ ............. .
M. D. Smith .................
R. L. TerrY--·····-·········
C. M. Thacker_··-·········
R. T. Thornton, Jr .... .
J. A. Timmons ........... .
B. F. Tompkins ......... .
A. J.M.
Wannamaker .......... .
J. M. 1W elch ....... ·-······
M. West--··--·-·-·····-······
H. M. Woodford_ ..... .
J. Woods .......... ·-·········
J. C. Wright... ,... _ .
.....
N.Yongue .................... .
COUNTY
Colleton ·-·········-·········-····
Lee·-··-···---·······················
Newberry ··-·-···-············Beaufort ·'····-··-····-·········
Bamberg ··--···-·-·············Anderson -······-····-·-·······
Spartanburg ······-··-······
Orangeburg -·-··············Anderson -·····--······--······
Georgia -········--··-----·····-···
Spartanburg ·········---····
Anderson ........ ,............ .
Illinois --·-·-------·····-··········
Darlington ··-···--···--·--···Charleston ·--··-·-·-··-·-··-··
Oklahoma ·-···-··-····--·······
Florida ·--·--·····-·--···--······
Texas -·--··----···-·-····---·····-Marlboro -·····-·-·-··········--Greenville -·-··-·············-·Lee·····---···-·--···-·--··---··-··-·
Greenwood --··--··-···········
Sumter ···---··-···-·············
Florida ·····-····-·----··-···-···
Clarendon. -·-··-·······-····-···
Georgia ·······-····-·····-·-··-··
Charleston ····-·'---··--·----·
Greenville ----·-···· ···-········
Charleston ······-·--··----····
Richlan.d ····----· ·· ---·-···--···
Charleston ······-·-···-·······
Charleston ·············-·-····
Sumter ···-····-·········-·······
Spartanburg ·--·-············Darlington ··········-···-····tllinois ·-···-···············-·····Allendale ·········---···--······· ·
Calhoun ·-·········-·····-········
Pickens . -·-··-················-··· 1
McCormick ··-·--··············
Newberry ..................... .
,Orangeburg ···-······-···---·
Calhoun ··--·-···-·····-·--···--··
Spartanburg ······--···-·····New York·-·-··-··--·-··-···-··
Marion ---·····-·-·-··---·-·····--Charleston ·---·--·---·--·-····
Pickens ······-·······-·······-···
Pay
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�THE CITADEL BAND
Director .......................................................................... MR. CARL H. METZ
Drum Major ...................................................................................... ANTLEY
Piccolo ..............................................................................................LELAND
.·010 Bb Clarinet .................................................................................. JWISE
First Bb Clarinet ............................................................................ ROGERS
econd Bb Clarinet ............................................... _............... HARDEMANN
Eb Clarinet .................................................................. :.........CARTWRIGHT
Ito Saxaphone and Trombone ............................................ HUTCHINS
axaphone ........................................................................................ ARTHUR
• olo Cornet ............................................................................................ METZ
Cornet ..................................................................................................... BELL
Cornet ........................................................................................ RICHARDSON
Cornet ........................................................................................ MERCHANT
Alto .................................................. ••······················•·····························ExuM
Alto .......................................................................................................... BOYD
Alto and Baritone ....................................................................... MACDONALD
Baritone ······•• .. ················· ... ···· .. ·· ........................................ WuLBERN, M.
Trombone .......................................................................................... HUGHES
Trombone ···················· .. ········································ .. ···· .............. WESTON, J.
Trombone ...................................................................................... POULNOT
~nare Drum ................................................................................ HAMILTON
Hass Drum .....................................................................................SMITH, A .
Cymbals ·······································································•··················sIMMONS •
MEDALS
• cholarship Medal, 1921.. ..............................,Cadet Lieutenant Arthur
"Willson Ring," 1921 .............................................. C:c,.det iliptain Lewis
Prize Company, 1921, "W. C. White" Medal, Company "C" ....... .
. ........................................... ••·-··············· .. •····-'Cadet Captain Witsell
'' tar of the West" Medal, 1921.. ....................Cadet Sergeant Frost
. larksman's Medal, 1921.. ....................................Cadet Sergeant Frost
"James H. Holmes, Jr., Memorial" Medal, 1921.. ................... .
. ........................................................................Cadet Captain Lewis
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�BATTALION ORGANIZATION
1920-1921
STAFF
1st Lieut. & Adjutant........................................................ HILL
1st Lieut. & Supply Officer .............................................. Ross
Sergeant Major .......................................................... BLACK, E.
Battalion Supply Sergeant .............................................AULL
COMPANY
"A"
Captains:
Lewis
COMPANY
"B"
Mood, O.
1st Lieutenants:
Pollock
Heinsohn
Morgan
William son, T.
2nd Lieutenants:
Wulbern, M. Platt
Tiedemann Cartrette
Jaeger
COMPANY
"c"
COMPANY "D"
Witsell
Brice O.
Brunson
Sanders, P.
Hampton
Perry
Fi shburne, T.
Arthur
Reeves
,W hitaker
McLean
1st Sergeants:
Rollock
Wardlaw
Mayfield, T.
Wagoner, A.
Sergeants:
Mc,Corkle
Biggs
Diltz
Asbill
Rogers·
Macdonald
Klenke
Knox
Phelps
Muckenfus1:,
Bailey
Metz
Jeter, R.
Heckle
Antley
Thomson
Alexander, B.
Fortson
Ende
Howell
Weeks
Gasque
Corporals:
Fuller, B.
Moore, E.
West, J.
Bohlen
Merrell
iWulbern, H.
Langl~y, A.
Russell
Salmon
Bradford
Gramling
Carroll, J.
White
Lyon
Weston, B.
McGee, T.
Ford, R.
Zobel
Monteith
Bragdon
Bethea
Mood, F.
Cantey, J.
Barnwell
Byrd, R.
Harrison
Wallace
Sheppard
Color Guard:
Sergeants Howell and Muckenfuss.
Privates Adams J., and Roper.
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�HEADQUARTERS CORPS OF CADETS' THE CITADEL
Charleston., S. C.
June 14, 1921.
pecial Orders .
. ro. ···········-··-·····•
1. With the approval of the Superintendent the following
appointments of officers and non-commissioned officers in the
Corps of Cadets are hereby announced:
TO BE •
CAPTAINS: Cadets Kollock, Wagoner A., Wardlaw,
Jeter R., Mayfield T.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANT AND ADJUTANT: Cadet
Black, E.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANT AND SUPPLY OFFICER:
Cadet Aull.
TO BE FIRST LIEU TEN ANTS: Cadets M0Corkle, Fortson,
Klenke, Antley, Frost, Diltz, Knox, and Metz (Band).
TO BE SECOND LIEUTENANTS: Cadets Alexander,
Asbill, Ende, Muckenfuss, Phelps, Howell, Weeks, Gee, Smith A.,
Thomson, Heckle.
TO BE FIRST SERGEANTS: Cadets Fuller, B., Russell, Mood,
F., and Weston B.
TO BE SERGEANT MAJOR: Cadet Cantey, J.
TO BE SUPPLY SERGEANT: Cadet Salmon.
TO BE SERGEANTS: Cadets Moore E., , est J., McGee T.,
W
Bohlen, Bradford, Byrd R., Monteith, Carroll, White, Gramling,
Harmon, Zobel, Barnwell , McGraw, Mayfield A., Harvin A.,
Wulbern H., Tisdale, Harrison, Wallace D.
2. Cadet Corporals will be appointed after the records for
the year just closing have been made up.
By order of COLONEL STOGSDALL.
EUGENE W. BLA<CK,
Cadet 1st Lieut. & Adjutant.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE CITADEL
Charleston, S. C. June 14,1921.
1.EXERAL ORDERS.
0 .•••..........•....•.
1. The Corp s of Cadets 1s hereby furlou ghed until September
21 , 1921, at 9 :00 A. M.
By order of Colonel Bond:
C. L. Hair.
Captain & Adjutant.
25
�DEPARTMENTS OF INSTRUCTION
S YN OPSIS OF COURSES:
Note-In the Freshman and Sophomore years the course
a s named below are required of all; in the Junior and
Senior years subjects are elective by groups, as shown.
FRESHMAN YEAR:
(Required courses.)
Hours P er week
Recit. Lan.
English, L _ _ ____ ___ 3
__ _
0
French, L _
___________ 3
0
History, L ______ _ 3
_ _ ___
0
Mathematics, L _ 5
_
0
Military Sc., L. 1
11 *
Physics, L ______
______ 2
2
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SOPHOMORE YEAR:
(Required courses.)
Hours Per week
Recit. Lao.
Chemistry, L_ _____ _ 2
2
Drawing, L ___
_______ 1
3
English, 2 _____
_______ __ 3
0
French, 2 ___________ _ 3
__
0
History, 2 _____
_________ 3
0
Mathematics, 2 ___ 3
0
Military Sc., 2 ___. 1 11*
_
13
16
16
JUNIOR YEAR (Courses elective by groups).
Engineering Group:
Cheniistry Group :
Hours Per week
Hours Per week
Recit. Lab.
Recit. Lab.
Drawing, 2 _______ _ 0
____
2
Chemistry, 2 ___
_____ 2
2
Chemistry, 3______ _ 1
_
4
C. Engineering, l. 2
2
English, 3 _____
_________ 3
0
English, 3 _ _________ 3
__
__
0
German, L ________ 3
_ ___
0
French, 3 or __ _ _
______
German, 1 or _______ _
Military Sc., 3___ 2
11 *
Physics, 2 _________ 3
_____
0
Spanish, L __ _________ _ 3
0
Mathematics, 3 ____·3
0
Military Sc., 3__ _ 2 11*
14 17
Physics, 2 __________ 3
____
0
16
Ph~
;1sics
Hours Per week
Recit. Lab.
English, 3 _____________ 3
O
French, 3 or ______ _
_ _ _
German, 1 or ___ _
____
Spanish, L ____________ 3
0
Mathematics, 3____ 3
0
15
Group:
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Hours Per week
Recit. Lab.
Military Sc., 3_ 2 11*
___
Physics, 2 _ _
____________ 3
0
Physics, 3 _____________ 1
_
4
15
15
�SENIOR YEAR (Courses elective by groups):
Che111,istry Grou/J :
Uiolog_v-Chemistry Grou/J:
Hours Per week
Recit. Lab.
Biology, L ____________ 2
2
Chemistry, 4 ________ 2
2
(:erman, 2 or _____ _
'panish, L ____________ 3
0
History, 3______________ 3
0
11ilitary Sc., 4.... 2
11 *
Hours Per week
Recit. Lan.
Chemistry, 4 ________ 2
2
Chemistry, 5________ 1
4
German, 2 ______________ 3
0
History, 3 ______________ 3
0
Military Sc., 4.... 2
11*
11
12
English Grouj):
E11gineering Gro11p:
Hours Per week
Recit. Lab.
l . Engineering, 2 3
0
C. Engineering, 3 2
2
. Engineering, 4. 3
0
,erman, 2 or _______ _
panish, L ____________ 3
0
History, 3 ______________ 3
0
Military Sc., 4____ 2
11 *
16
17
15
Hours Per week
Recit. Lab.
Biology, 1 or..~----- 2
2
History, 4 ____________ (3) (0)
English, 4 ______________ 3
0
German, 2 or. ______ _
Spanish, L ____________ 3
0
History, 3 ______________ 3
0
Military Sc., 4 .. ~ 2
11 *
13
13 13
_ or (14) (11)
Physi:cs Gro1tj):
Hours Per week
Recit. Lab.
German, 2 or _______ _
panish, L ____________ 3
0
History, 3 ______________ 3
0
Hours Per week
Recit. Lab.
Military Sc., 4_____ 2
11 *
Physics, 4 ______________ 3
6
11
*Practice of all kinds in the open.
27
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OFFICIAL REGISTER
THE CITADEL
The Military College of South Carolina
Charleston, S. C.
SESSION 1921-1922.
,. ,. Hflll.-OMO CH.& ilLISTON l'.RlliTlNO
1922
aouaa
�ORGANIZATION
Board of Visitors
ORLANDO SHEPPARD, EsQ., CHAIRMAN
.
Edgefield, S. C.
JoHN P. THOMAS, EsQ.,
Charleston, S. C.
]As. H. HAMMOND, EsQ.,
Columbia, S C.
J AS. G. PADGETT, EsQ.,
Walterboro, S. C.
REV. A. N. BRUNSON,
Anderson, S. C.
Ex-Officio
Hrs ExcELLENCY WILSON G. HARVEY, Governor,
Columbia, S. C .
.... GEN. RUFUS W. GRANT, Adjutant and Inspector-General,
Columbia, S. C.
HoN, J. E. SWEARINGEN, State Superintendent of Education,
Columbia, S. C.
HoN. J. HENRY JOHNSON, Chairman Military Committee,
Senate,
Allendale, S. C.
HoN. C. D. NANCE, Chairman Military Committee, House of
Representatives,
Edgefield, S. C.
3
�OFFICERS AND FACULTY
CoLoNEL
o.
J. BoNn, n.
President.
s.,
LL. D.,
MILITARY STAFF
MAJOR A.G. GoonwYN, U.S. A., Retired,
Professor of Military Science and Tactics,
u. s.
MAJOR P. J. HORTON,
A.,
Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics,
MAJOR E. M. TII.LER,
Quartermaster-.
MAJOR R.
s.
CA'rHCART, M. D.,
Surgeon.
MAJOR HENRY E. RAINES,
Director of Cadet Affairs.
CAPTAIN JAMES C. HUTSON, u. s. A.,
Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics,
Commandant of Cadets.
c.
CAPTAIN
L. HAIR,
Adjutant.
FACULTY
COLONEL 0. J. BOND, B. s., LL. D.,
Professor of Mathematics.
MAJOR A. G. GoonwYN, U. S. A., Ret.,
Professor of Military Science and Tactics.
MAJOR P. J. HoRTON, U. S. A.
Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics.
MAJOR R. G. THOMAS,
Professor Emeritus of Mathematics and Engineering,
MAJOR H.
s.
MCGILLIVRAY, A. B., Ph. D.,
Professor of English.
MAJOR LOUIS KNOX, B. s., M. s.,
Professor of Chemistry and Biology.
s.
MAJOR L.
LETELLIER. M .s.,
Professor Civil Engineering and Drawing.
4
�OFFICERS AND FACULTY-Continued
MAJOR C. A. GRAESER, A.B. A.M.
.
Professor of French, German and Spanish.
MAJOR N. F. SMITH, Ph. B., Ph. D.,
Professor of Physics.
MAJOR
s. J. WILLIAMS, A.B., A.M.,
Professor of History.
u. s.
CAPTAIN J.C. HUTSON,
A.
Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics
CAPTAIN C L. HAIR, B.S.,
Associate Professor of Mathematics.
CAPTAIN C. F. MYERS, JR., B.S.,
Associate Professor of Mathematics.
CAPTAIN H. C. WINSHIP, A.B., A.M.,
Associate Professor of French and Spanish.
CAPTAIN JOHN ANDERSON, C. E.,
Associate Professor of Civil Engineering and Drawing.
LIEUTENANT A. E. DUFOUR,
Assistant Professor of Modern Languages.
LIEUTENANT R. E. SNUGGS, A.B.,
Assistant Professor of Chemistry.
LIEUTENANT M. B. KENNEDY, A.B., A.M.
Associate Professor of English.
LIEUTENANT C. McK. GARY, A.B., A.M.,
Assistant Professor of Physics.
LIEUTENANT C. P. GREAVES, A.B., A.M.,
Assistant Professor of History.
CAPTAIN C. F. MYERS, JR., B.
Registrar.
MISS INEZ B. p ARRY,
Librarian.
MISS F. J. GASQUE, R.N.,
Matron of Hospital.
MRS. F. C. POLHEMUS.
Secretary to the President.
MR. CARL H. METZ,
Director of Cadet Band.
5
s.,
�MERIT ROLLS
The marks, on which the merit rolls are made are obtained h)
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 studiei
are not counted in the final grading for graduation.
WEIGH'J'S. The weights given the various subjects arc proportion
to the time assigned them in the schedule of recitations.
CONDUCT MARK. The value of the conduct Mark is fixed at hu
per cent. of the Academic aggregate.
ACADEMIC STANDARD, A minimum average of 50 per cent. is requir,'
in each department, and a "general average" of 70 per cent. of ti
aggregate-not including the Conduct Mark-is required for advance·
ment to a higher class and for graduation.
CONDUCT ROLL.
Rolls exhibiting the relative standing of the Cadets in Conduct shat
be formed by the president at the June examination for the
whole Academic Year, in the following manner:
lsT MERITS. Merits shall be awarded to the Cadets upon th!
following basis.
For perfect Conduct for one week -······-·················································-1
2ND DEMERITS. To all the recorded delinquencies, of the Cadets sha!
be affixed a number of demerits, not exceeding 10, corresponding t
the degree of criminality.
34. In determining standing on the "Conduct Roll," Merits an.
Demerits shall have correlative value.
DEFICIENCY IN CONDUCT, When any Cadet shall have a numoo
expressing his demerits on the general Conduct Roll greater thll
200 for his Freshman year, 170 for his Sophomore year, 150 for his
.f unior year, 130 for his Senior year, such Cadet shall be declar!d
deficient in Conduct, and be immediately suspended, and reported t
the Board at its next meeting.
6
�CADETS
OF
THE CITADEL,
THE MILITARY COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ARRANGED IN ORDER OF MERIT
IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CLASSES
FOR_ THE SESSION 1921-1922
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 Freshman Class; those on the second year's
course, the Sophomore Class; those on the third year's course, the
Junior Class; and those on the fourth year's course, the Senior Class.
NOTE
Those Cadets whose names appear in heavy type are officially
elected for publication, conformably to a regulation which requires
the names of the most distinguished Cadets not exceeding two in each
lass, to be reported for this purpose at each Annual Examination.
7
�SENIOR CLASS-GRADUATED JUNE 13, 1922
RECORD FOR FOUR YEARS
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...
384.00
L. B. Aull***···-····· Greenwood, ...
S. C.
16.21
366.21
2 ..A. C. Phelps
Sumter ··········S. C.
12.49
366.14
3 W. W. Tolleson
Cherokee
S. C.
6.10
365.16
4 H. P. Weeks ....... Orangeburg ...
S. C.
17.10
355.06
5 0. H. Kollock ..... Darlington .....
S. C.
11.63
6 J. W. Gee
Florence .........
S. C.
18.36
351.71
258.40
7 A. S. Smith* ....... - Augusta
Ga.
7.33
:1
341.51
8 T. M. l\fayfied .... - Greenville .......
S. C.
15.97
334.80
9 J. G. Wardlaw
York
S. C.
11.16
166.93
10 R. B. Rustin''*....... Ch,arleston
S. C.
6.42
331.48
11 A. B. Wagoner ..• Spring City ...
Pa.
17.64
I
12 D. S. Asbill
Saluda
S. C.
14.69
331.28
I
330 .60
13 H. N. Heckle,....... Anderson .......
S. C.
15.92
I
14 J. W. Thom on
Anderson .......
S. C.
12.88
328.73
I
328.31
15 N. F. Evart ...... Chester
W. Va.
15.35
I
16 H. W. Crouch ...... Charleston .......
S. C.
15.93
I 324.76
17 T. M. Howell ........ Colleton .........
S. C.
9.58
324.61
18 J. H. Knox
Anderson .......
S. C.
14.88
323.65
19 G. M. Bailey
Olmsted
Ky ,
17.58
323.S9
I
20 B. F. Williamson• Darlington .....
S. C.
6.60
241.43
21 J . B. Edgerton .... Florence
S. C.
12.84
321.68
22 L. S. Poulnot ........ Charleston .....
S. C.
10.11
318.41
23 R. E. Barron ........ York
S. C.
13.53
317.06
24 R. C. Jeter
?-'-wherry .......
S. C.
15.17
313.84
25 D. B. Alexander .. Lreenwood .....
S. C.
9.34
312.46
26 J. B. Weston .......... Charleston .....
S. C.
7.11
312.S2
27 E. E. Foster
Charleston .....
S. C.
6.97
312.17
28 J. D. Frost .............. Richland
S. C.
10.41
311.73
29 E. L. Tolbert.......... Greenwood .....
S. C.
9.02
310.82
30 J .B. Cope
Beaufort .........
S. C.
15.82
309.61
31 S. D. Fortson ,.... Augusta .........
Ga.
11.39
309.41
I
82 W. H . McCorkle .. York
S. C.
11.27
305.82
33 F. R. McA!ister .. Anderson .......
S. C.
14.87
305.57
34 J. R. Hanahan
Charleston .....
S. C.
10.20
304.56
304.31
35 H. B. Muckenfuss Charleston .....
S. C.
12.68
303.62
36 D .W. Moore
Greenville .......
S. C..
9.97
303.41
37 J. E. Adams ............ Greenwood .....
S. C.
9.82
303.40
38 P-. L. Langford....... Newberry .......
S. C.
13.42
39 O. B. Prentiss ...... Charleston .....
S. C.
13.64
303.21
40 E. W. Black .......... Colleton ...........
S. C.
15.96
302.77
41 E. B. Taylor .......... Florence .........
S. C.
I
4.16
302.48
42 C. F. Ende .......... Greenville .......
Tex.
I
12.44
298.71
298.08
43 C. H. Metz
Charleston .....
S. C.
I
12.66
44 R. C. Roberts ...... Bamberg
S. C.
I
6.01
I 297 .11
45 L. E. Diltz .......... Spartanburg ...
S. C.
11.20
I 295.96
294,66
46 C. F. Klenke
Charleston .....
S. C.
8.05
47 W. A. Leland ...... Charleston
S. C.
4.85
294.08
293.60
48 W. B. Jones
Chester..............
S. C.
I
7.27
293,06
49 J. W. Simmons
Charleston........
S. 0.
I
2.33
291.68
50 J. E. Rogers........... Charleston.........
S. C.
I
11.79
291.36
51 B. B. Kirkland ...... Richland............
S. C.
I
4.77
I
52 Q. D. Gasque ...... Laurens. ...........
S. C.
4.58
288.94
53 S. B. Antley .......... Calhoun. ...........
S. C.
I
5.94
287.43
54 S. M. Roper .......... Richland.. ........
S. C.
I
1.34
I 283.07
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* Entered Sophomore Class-Record for three years.
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J. G. Wardlaw .............
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2 J B. Weston ..............
D. B. Alexander .........
<'. B. Prentiss ............
L. S. Poulnot.. ............
P. L. Langford ..........
r.. M. Bailey.................. Olmsted........
s. D. Fortson ............. Augusta.
Ga.
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R. Hanahan .......... Charleston .. ..... s. C.
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J. E. Rogers ....
Charleston . ....... s. C.
J. w Simmons ......... Charleston ........ s. C.
Q. D. Gasque .............. Laurens .....
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85.63
1.70
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81.68
83.44
2.09
82 .08
3.34
82.06
3.22
81.11
2.12
3.64
79.21
80.15
1.97
1.49
79.52
78.30
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1.73
77.94
2.38
76.02
4.14
77.09
2.32
76.20
3.01
2.18
75.37
76.96
0.21
75.60
1.40
75.86
0.89
76.05
0.06
73.52
2.18
74.24
0.06
73.41
0.12
72.00
1.49
72.87
0.36
70.98
I 1.10
IDismissed Mar.6. 1922
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A.C.Phelps .............. ]Sumter ............. ,•s.C. IP.
A. S. Smith ................. Augusta.......... Ga.
IP.
N. F. Evarts ............... Chester .............. W. Va.fP.
93.42
92.76
84.72
2.89
1.70
3.93
92.15
86.51
81.31
77.97
76.13
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I 18
4.17
3.67
2.68
0.21
0.60
79.68
81.49
77.48
76.95
74.17
72.70
3.58
0.72
3.64
2.50
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CHEMISTRY-BIOLOGY ELECTIVE
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Weeks........ · 1Orangeburg .. IS.
Asbill... ............. Saluda .... .. .... S.
Jones........ ..
Chester.............. S.
Fast.er ............ Charleston ....... S.
Adams......
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B.
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Beaufort ............
B. Taylor ............
Florence .............
R. llfcA!ister ..... .. Anderson ..........
B. Muckenfuss ..... Charleston ..........
D. Kirkland. -------- Richland .............
F. Klenke ............ .. Charleston ........
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A. B. Wagoner ..........
T. M. Howell... ..........
J. H. Knox ..................
J. D. Frost..................
R. E. Barron ...............
w. H. McCorkle ........
R. C. Jeter..................
E. w. Black ...............
C. H. Metz ..................
Florence ... ______
Spring City .....
Colleton ............
Anderson ..........
Richland., ..... ...
York. .................
York. .... -----------Newberry ---·····
Colleton ........., ..,
Charleston ........
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82.78
81.59
78.22
78.62
77.08
75.63
73.87
72.62
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J. H. Wulbcrn .......... Charleston ........ S. C. P..
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J. G. Harrison ........... Charleston ....... S. C.
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17
W. S. Bradford ........ Richland ........... S. C. P.
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J. A. L. Saunders ... Colleton ............. S. C. P.
17
J. E. Carroll... .......... York ....._
.............. S. C.
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C. Cullum ................... Saluda ............... S. G. P.
15
M. B. Jones ............... Richland ........... S. C. P.
15
W. A. Zobel... ........... Charleston ...... S. C. P.
17
B. R. Fuller .............. Laurens ............. S. C.
B.
16
J. C. Harmon ............ Richland .......... . S. C.
B.
17
E. T. Moore............... Edgefield .......... S. C. B.
17
I. A. Mayfield ........... Greenville......... S. C.
P.
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G. S. Douglass ......... Chesterfield...... S. C.
Il.
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J. J. Curry ................ Charleston ........ S. 0.
B.
17
E. J. McGraw .......... Orangeburg ...... S. C. P.
17
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C'. E. Exum ................ Marlboro.
S. C. P.
R. G. Padgett........... Colleton ............. S. C. P.
17
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J. D. Salmon ............ Dillon............. S. C. Il.
16
J. B. Weston ............. Ri,ohland ........... S. C.
19
A. D. Tisdale ............ Sumter....
S. C.
B.
16
H. B. Sheppard ......... Orangeburg...... S. C.
P.
18
B. McLaughlin .......... Calhoun ............. S. C. P.
17
A. W. Bohlen ........... Charleston ........ S. C. P.
15
C. W. Kn ight... ......... Bamberg........... S. C. P .
16
J. M. Ca ntey ............ Rich.land .......... S. C. P.
16
J. E. Kerr .................. Aiken ....... ......... S. C. B.
18
H. D. Baird'' .............. Belfast............. Ire .
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J. I. Benson .............. Charleston ........ S. C. P..
18
P. W. Bethea ............ Dillon ................ S. C. P.
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J. L. Gramling .......... Orangeburg ..... S. C. P.
19
A. B. Langley........... Richland
S. C. P.
16
D. J. Lucas ............... Charleston ........ S. C.
P.
17
E. M. Merrell... ......... Edgefield ........... S . C. P.
16
C. E. Monteith .......... Richland ........... S. C. P.
CHEMISTRY ELECTIVE
J. T. Bragdon ........... Clar~ndon ........ S. C. B.
R. JI!. Byrd ................. Edgefield.. .
S. 0. P.
M. G. Ball... ............ _ Charleston ........ S. C.
P..
R. J. Sprott ............... Greenwood........ S. C. P.
R. JI!. Lyon ................ Abbeville ........... S. C. B.
W. H. Barnwell... ... Charleston ........ S. 0.
P.
D. H. Russell... ......... Anderson .......... S. C. P.
J.P. Rlch1rdson ........ Clarendon ......... S. C. P.
F. P. Mood ................ Clarendon ......... S. C. P.
G. E. White ............... Chester ......... ..... S. C. P.
R. L. Merchant.. ..... Richland .......
S. C. P.
J. J. Stubbs ............... Chesterfield ...... S. C. P..
T. Q. McGee.............. Spartanburg.... S. C. P.
J. T. West.................. Anderson .......... S. 0. P.
H. L. Smith .............. Colleton ............. S. 0. P.
T. J. Boyd.................. Spartanbur g ..... S. C . B.
A. J. Howard ........... Darlington ........ S. C. P.
S. JII. Shelton.. .. .... Marlboro ........... S. C.
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G. B. Harvin .............. lClarendon .......... tS. C. IP.
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74.74
73.76
75.40
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73.85
73.39
73.87
74.22
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0.43
1.67
2.15
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1.54
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81.29
81.16
82.23
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76.24
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76.88
74.20
72.92
75.36
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72.71
71.51
71.47
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16 Hon. Disc, Apr. 25, 22
16 Resigned Apr. 19, '22
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Beaufort ____ ._ .. ___
Charleston·-·---··
Georgetown ______
Spartanburg____
Waynesboro _____
Charleston ____ ·-·
McCormick_ ______
Lake Butler ____
Charleston----•-·Charleston ____ . ___
Spartanburg ____
Anderson ......... .
Charleston _______
Charleston ________
Saluda·-----··-----·Pickens ______________
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H. P. Gongaware ......
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s. C. P.
6 H. M. Gray. _______________ .
Holmes.---------·s. C. B.
Miss. P..
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s. C. P.
7 R. A. Benson .............
s. C. B.
8 J. A. Timmons ............
Fla.
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9 J. B. Padgett_____________
S. C. P.
10 'I'. D. Jennings ...........
S. C. P.
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J. F. Bennett, Jr.------·
s. o. B.
12 'I'. C. Adam•---·----·---·--·
s. C. B.
13 J. L. Foster-----·--··-----Jr. ______
s. C. P.
14 R. v. Royall,
S. C. P.
15 w. D. Rustin----·-------·
s. C. B.
16 H. M. CorleY---··-·-·····S. C. B.
17 N. Yongue··--·-···-··---·--18 D. s. McAlister __________ Anderson .......... s. C. B.
19 J. Woods------------•-···-··- Marion .............. s. C. P.
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20 E. P. Crouch-----··-······· Charleston _____ _ s. C. P.
21
E. Ball-----·-··---··-··· Jacksonville .. __ . Fla.
22 D. Ruff ____ ·---················· Richland---·•·····- S. C. P·.
23 C. M. Thacker ............ Calhoun ____ .... _____ S. C. B.
24
Allan--·-··-·······-----·-· Dorchester __ .. ____ S. C. P.
25 J. P. HiJJ... __ .......... -,.·- Colleton.·-·-·-·····- S. C. P.
26 C. I. Dial·---·-···---··-··--· Richland·--···--·-- s. o. P.
27 T. 0. Perrin ............... Lee---·····-·---·---··-· s. C. B.
B.
Cone ................ Colleton----·--·-··-· S. 0.
28
29 C. P. Fishburn•----··-·· Oolleton .. --•···-··-· S. C. P.
s. C. P.
30
J. s. Albergotti--·-··-·· Cherokee---··---··31
P. Lemmond----·--·· Spartanburg _____ S. 0. P.
32 J. D. Blanding.·-··--··•-· Sumter·--·--·--·---· s. C. B.
.......... Greenvill•---·---·· S. C. P.
33 M. Pegues ......... _
34 L.
Temple--··-········ Dillon----·-··-·--····· S. C. P.
35 H. D. Padgett·-····-······ Colleton.·-·-·----··· S. C. P.
36 E.
Peterson-·---··-·· Greenwood_·-·-·-· S. c. B.
P..
R. w. Atkinson ......... Federal Point_. Fla.
R. P. Berry ................. Orangeburg... ___ S. C. P.
M. G. Burnside .......... Richland.-···--··--· S. C. P.
s. Brown ..................... Barnwell ........... s. 0. P.
F. B. Carson ............. Spartanburg..... S. C. P.
D. C. Cheyne ........... ___ Sumter........ _, ..... S. C. P.
J. H. Davis.·-·············· Laurens ........ -.... S. o. P.
H. EllisQn .............. -·-··- Charleston ......... S. 0. P.
R. D. Field---··-·····--·-·· Marietta._, .... ,_,,, Ga.
J. D. Fuller ............... Laurens ............. S. o. P.
F. R. Hamer .............. Marlboro........... s. o. P.
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P. G. Hanahan ..... _ Atlanta......... ,_ ... Ga.
D. I. Hasell ....... ,-......... Charleston ........ S. C. P.
R. s. Hills.................... Charleston .... _.,. S. C. Il.
L. Hubbard .. -·····-· Marion ............... S. C. B.
N. Jacobs ..... _....... Colleton ............. S. C. P.
J. R. Jeter .................. Newberry .......... S. 0. P.
E. R. Liles ...... -........... Orangeburg ...... S. 0. P.
R. G. Mahon .............. Anderson .......... s. c. P.
G. B. Martindale ....... Spartanburg ..... S. C. P.
- J. B. McGee .... ·----···---· Spartanburg..... S. 0. P.
~ - J. J, O'Shaughnessy. Charleston ........ S. C. P.
+ L. S. Owen __ .... ,... _...... Perry, .. _.... ,..... _.. Okla. JP.
W. C. Parker .. ·-·····---·· Marlboro ........... s. o. JP-.
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75.47
75.29
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73.62
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72.98
74.90
72.85
73.69
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71.21
73.21
71.95
72.02
70.52
72.07
71.83
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Orangeburg ...... S. C.
Onondaga ......... N.Y.
Charleston ........ S. C.
I G. S. Robinson ......... .. Charleston ........
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c. G. Gordon .............. Charleston ........ S. C. P.
R. H. Guthrie ............. Sumter.............. s. C. B.
H. L. Garrett............. Greenville ......... S . C.
B.
F. L. Barrett... - .......... Aiken ................. S . C. B.
H. R. Thomas ............. Barnwell... ........ s. C.
B.
A. M. Mazyck. ........... Marlboro ........... S. C. P.
E.M. McWhite ........... Horry ................. S . C. B.
E. G. Shuler ................ Rkbland ........... s. C. P·.
A. A. Freeman ........... Newberry .......... S. C. B.
T. L. Taylor ............... Jasper ................ s. C. B.
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T. C. Green .............. · Richland ........... s. C. P.
w. M. Thompson ...... Berkeley............ S. C. P.
H. P. Dunlap .............. Anderson .......... s. C. B.
C. H. Jones................. Charleston ........ s. C. B.
G. Go:r<lbn ............. Williamsburg ... S. C. P.
C. H. Lesesne ............. Williamsburg ... S. C. B.
Ball... ............. Richland ........... s. C. P.
M. A. Pittman ........... Chester .............. S . C. B.
C. A. Watts ................ Richland ........... s. C. P.
F. T. Wiggins ........... Bamberg ........... s. C. ,P.
F. Hudson ............. Berkeley ............ S. C. B.
H. T. Patten ............... Canal Zone ...... Pan.
P..
R. B, Owens ..........·- ··· Charlotte ... ....... N. C. P.
F. Sanders ................... Bamberg .......... s. C. B.
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Lancaster ........ Bamberg ........... s. C. P.
C. M. Tatum ................ Orangeburg ...... S. C. B.
A. L. Cobb .................. Greenwood ... ..... S. C. P.
J. G. Owen ................. Orangeburg..... s. C. B.
C. E. Boyd ................... Williamsburg ... S. C. P.
F. D. Berry .................. Orangeburg ...... S. C. B.
R. G. Allen ................. Williamsburg ... s. 0. B.
J. Bryson ............. Laurens ............. s. C. P.
F.
Wagener.......... Charleston ........ s. C. P.
w. Smoak. ............ Colleton ............. S. C. B.
J, C. Gary .................... Charleston ........ s. C. P..
R. B. Olney ................ Washington ...... D. C. P.
H. E. Wilson ............... Lee.......... ........... s. C, IP.
D. 0. Barbot............... Charleston ........ s. C. IP .
J. D. Motley ................ Richla nd ............ s. C. B.
R. B. Munnerlyn ....... Charleston ........ s. o. P.
E. W. Marshall ......... . York ................... s. C. P.
B. R. Langley............ Richland ............ s. C. P.
E. B. Leaphart.......... Richland ........... s. 0. P.
K. L. Huger ............... New Orleans.... La.
P.
F. C. George ................ Lexington ......... s. C. B.
c.. Howe............... York. .................. s. C. P.,
J. H. Smith ................. Pickens .............. s. C. P.
J. J, Mackay ............... Orangeburg ...... s. C. P.
J. M. Lemmon ............. Fairfield ............ s. C. B.
H. B. Lee ..................... Florence ............ s. C. B.
P., A. Dunbar .............. . Spartanburg .... . s. C.
P.
J, Haile................. . Union ................ . s. C . P.
H. Sinkler ............ . Orangeburg...... s. C. P.
E. K. Thompson ........ . Charleston ........ s. C. P,
J. J. Wallace ............... Kershaw ............ s. C. B.
J. P. Beaty.................. Georgetown ...... s. C. B.
w. F. Tapp ................ Richland ........... . s. 0 . P.
w. F. Smith ............... Spartanburg..... s. C. P.
M. S. Irvine ................ Evington ........... Va.
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E. W, Johnson ............ Spartanburg .... . S. C. P.
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w. w. Hiott............... Dorchester ...... s. C. B.
R. F Scott.................. Ot-,,arlcston ..... s. C. P.
R. n'. Browning........ Bamberg .......... s. C. P.
J. A Cutts ................. Florence ...... ...... s. C. P.
E.W. Chadwick ........ Beaufort.......... s. C. P.
W, G. Peterkin ........... Calhoun
s. C. P.
V. B. Blankenship.... York .................. s. C. P.
C. A. Neely ................ Florence ............ s. c·. P.
R. II. McDowell ......... Charleston ...... s. C. P.
J. B. o. Landrum .... Spartanburg ... s. C. IP.
N. V. Martin .............. Barnwell...
s. C. P.
B. H. Abbott............... Richland ........... s. C. P.
s. C. u.
w. Altman .................. Florence
J. J. Anderson ........... Charleston .. ..... s. C .
J. s. Anderson ........... Charleston ...... s . C.
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E. Blake ...................... Anderson ......... s. C. P.
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A. C. Bradham ........... Clarendon ...... .. s. C.
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J. R. Crisp .................. Laurens .....
J. W. Do;igJass ........... Fairfield ........... s. c.
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A. 0. Dunbar ............. Aiken
R. P. Eagerton .......... Montgomery .. Ala.
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J. H. Foster................ York .................. s. C. IP.
G. G. Frampton ......... Charleston ...... s. C. IP.
11. L. Fuller ................ Laurens ............ s. C. IP.
W.R. Gibbs ................. Union .............. s. C. IP.
M.A. Green ................ Anderson ......
s. r,, IP.
s. C. IP.
G. H. Hamrick ......... Charleston
G, F. Harvey .............. Berkeley .....
s. C. IP.
H. E. Holmes ............. Charleston .. . .... s. C. P.
C. F. Hottinger .......... Charleston ······ s. C. 1r.
s. C. IJJ.
J.P. Huff ..................... Greenville ...
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H. Lawrence........... - .. Sumter ...
JJ. J. Llewellyn ......... Powell .............. Wyo. IP.
J. A. Livingston ....... Charleston ....... s. C. IP.
T. A. MrNeill ............. Union
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ll. E. Michie ................ Darlington ..... s. C. IP.
E. T Mobley ............... Lancaster .......... s. C. IB. I
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J. A. Moss .................. Orangeburg ___ s. C.
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R. II. Salley ................ Sumter .............. s. Q, P. I
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J. D. Stehmeyer........ Charleston .... ... s. C. P.
G, T. Stuckey ............. Lee ..................... s. C. P.
JI. w. Weathers ........ Orangeburg ..... s. C'. P.
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E. J. Wym~n ............. Bamberg........... s. C. IP.
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2 Wagoner, A.
3 Garrett
4 Gee·-·-·-·-·--·-5 Weeks
6 Byrd ---···-·--·7 Bailey
8 Kitchings ---·
9 Evarts ···----10 Heckle
llrsbill --·- ·--·
12 Yongue -··-·13 Crouch, H. __
14IMcAlister F.
15 Aull -----------16 Dunbar, 0 ....
17 Barron -··--·-'
18 Cope-----·---·-19 Knox
20 Anderson J.
21 Mahon -------22 Black ---------23 Watts -·--···-··
24 Edgerton -·-25\Sinkler -·---···
26 Rustin, R. ..
271Hill -•··-••·-···
28 Adams ........
29 Mayfield, T.
301Smith, J .....
31 Ende -----·--·32 Haile --·--·---·
33IJeter, R. ____
341Thompson,J.
35tarrett ______
36 Phelps ________
37 Wanamaker
38IWhite ---------·
39IRobinson, H.I
40 Crouch, P.-.. -1
41 Dunlap --------1
42 Wagener F.I
43 Jones, w... ,_·
44IMcA!ister DI
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54 Langford ---55 McCorkle ··•-I
56 Bennett ·····-•-1
57 Russell -------58 Fortson -----59 Frampton -60, Timmons ---61 Frost
62 McWhite ---63 Scott ---------64 Harrison ---65 Woods ........
66 Barbot ---·····
67 Berry, F. -···
68 Jennings ---69 Metz-···•···-···
701Allen, P. ---71 Ellison -------72 Hanahan, R.
73 Rogers -------74 Perrin
75IWardlaw ____
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781Patten
791Marshall ---80 Pittman -----81 Thomas -----82 Bull -----------83 Gongaware
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851Weston, J. ·86 Rustin, W.
871Burnside ____
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94 Mood .......... 21
95 Mackay ...... 4
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97 Saunders, J. 2
9 ,moak ·······- 4
99 Poulnot ······· . 1
100 Boyd, C. .... 4
101 Kollock
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103 Weston, B. 2
01 Woodford .. 3
105 Hamrick
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107 Freeman .... 4
10 Jones, C..... 4
10 lexander .. 1
110 Antley
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111 Fuller, B. .. 2
112 Michie ........ 4
118 Bohlen ........ 2
114 Roberts
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115 Smith, H. .. 2
llG Spann ········ 4
lli Taylor, L... 4
11 Baird .......... 2
ll9 Benson, R. 3
120 Howard ------ 2
121 Weinberg .... 4
122 Munnerlyn
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123 Woodward
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124 Curry .......... 2
125 Hiott ---------- 4
12 Hubbard ---- 3
127 McLaughlin 2
1~ almon ------ 2
12 Diltz ............ 1
130 Lancaster .. 4
181 McGee, T ... 2
182 Padgett, R, 2
183 Gordon, W. 4
8-l huler -······· 4
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1 6 Tisdale ........ 2
1 7 Foster, J ..... 3
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141 Cullum ........ 2
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145 Browning .. 4
146 Carroll ........ 1 2
1471 I-:Iolmes, H. 3
148 Cantey, J. .. 2
149 Taylor, E. .. 1
150IChadwick, .... 4
151 Gordon, G. 4
152 Davis ·-------·- 3
153 Adams, E ... 1
154 Peterkin .... 4
155 Bradford ---- 2
156 Fishburne ·- 3
157 Gray ............ 3
158 Kirkland ---- 1
159 Klenke -------- 1
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163 Jones, M..... 2
164 Smith, W ... 4
165 West ............ 2
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167 Howell -------- 1
168 Leland
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170 Tolleson ...... 1
171/Foster, E ... 1
172 Howe ........... 4
173 Roper .......... 1
174IB1ankenship 4
175 Tapp ............ 4
176 Albergotti .. 3
177 Gasque ........ 1
178 Lee -------------- 4
179 Gramling .... 2
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189 Dial -----------190 Benson, J ...
191 Stubbs
192 Kerr ............
193 Knight ........
194 Langley, A.
195 Lesesne -----196 Lemmon
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2011Beaty ........ 4
202 Owen, J ..... 4
203\Blake .......... 4
204 Merchant .... 2
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205/Cantey, H.
206 Harmon ...... 2
2071Monteith ---- 2
208 Bragdon ---- 2
209 Gary ............ 4
210 Owens -------- 4
211 Shelton
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212 Cone ............ 3
213 Wiggins ...... 4
214 Ball, E ......... 3
215 McNeill
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216 Parks .......... 4
217 Zeigler ........ 4
218 Johnson ------ 4
219 Ball, W ........ 4
220 Peterson ---- 3
221 Pegues ........ 3
222 Blanding ---- 3
223 McGee, J. .. 3
224 Sanders, F.14
225 Wilson ........ 4
226 Hills ............ 3
227 Temple ········/ 3
228 Hanahan, P. 3
229 O'Sihaughnessyl 3
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247\Cobb ............ 4
248 Motley ........ 4
249 Lawrence .... I 4
250 Saunders, R.I 4
251 Wallace ...... 4
252 Stuckey .. ,.... 4
253 Foster, H! .. 4
254 Martin ........ 4
255 Odom .......... 4
256 Huger -------- 4
257 Leapheart .. 4
258 Abbott ........ 4
259 Langley, R. 4
260 Olney .......... 4
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!Brown' ........ 3
!Carson ........ 3
!Crisp -·· -------- 4
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/Eagerton .... 4
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1921-1922
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NAME
SCHOLARSHIP EXPIRF.S
1923
Abbeville ............................ Ralph M. Lyon ......................... .
1923
Aiken .................................. J. B. Kerr................................. .
1925
Alken ..................................Fred L. Barrett....................... .
1924
Allendale ........... _............... R. L. Terry ............................... .
Anderson ............................ H. M. Heckle ........................... . 1922
1924
Anderson ............................ J. L. Foster ............................... .
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Anderson ............................ Herbert P. Dunlap ................... .
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Bamberg ............................ Frederick Sanders ................... .
1925
Barnwell ............................ Henry R. Thomas ................... .
1924
Beaufort .............................. B. D. Kitchings ......... .
19!1
Berkeley .............................. Walton M. Hudson ................... .
1924
Calhoun .............................. C. M. Thacker ........................... .
1922
Charle!lton .......................... H. W. Crouch ....................... .
1923
Charleston .......................... J. J. Curry ................................
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Charleston .......................... R. S. Hills ................................
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Charleston .......................... Chas. H. Jones, Jr ................ .
Cherokee ............................ W. W. Tolleson ...................... .. 1922
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Chester ................................ Amos Pittman .......................... ..
1923
Chesterfield ........................ G. S. Douglass .......................... .
Clarendon .......................... J. T. Bragdon ............................
1923
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Colleton ................................. Wm. W. Smoak, Jr ................ .
Darlington ........................ C. Ansley Watts ...... ................. . 1922*
Darlington ........................ B. Russell Langley ..
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Dillon .....·............................. J. D. Salmon ............................. .
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Dorchester .......................... W. W. Hiott ............................... .
Edgefield ............................ E. T. Moore .............................. .
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Florence ............................ H. Barnwell Lee ....................... .
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Florence ............................Wallace Altman ..................... .
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Georgetown ...................... John P. Beaty ........................... .
Greenville .......................... T. M. Mayfield ......................... . 1922
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Greenville .......................... Jamee P. Huff ........................... .
Greenville .......................... Harper L. Garrett ................... .
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Greenwood ........................ D. B. Alexander ....................... . 1922
Greenwood .......................... E. W. Peterson ......................... .
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Hampton ............................ Jos. J. Mackay, Jr ................ . 1922•
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Horry .................................. Elbert N. McWhite ................. .
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11!5
Lancaster .......................... E. T. Mobley ........................... .
Laurens .............................. Q. D. Gasque ........................... . 1922
1923
Laurens .............................. B. R. Fuller ............................... .
1924
Lee ...................................... Thos. C. Perrin, Jr ............... ..
1921
Lexington .......................... F. C. George ........................... .
McCormick ........................ J. A. Timmons........................... .
1924
1924
Marlon ................................Wm. L. Hubbard ..................... .
Marlboro ............................ J. B. Blanding .......................... .. 1922*
1924
Newberry ............................ B. F. Tompkins ...................... ..
ms
Newberry ............................ Alton A. Freeman ................... .
Oconee ................................ D. S. McAlistor ...................... .. 1922*
Orangeburg ........................ Jae. G. Owen ............................
m,
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�C DETS HOLDING STATE BENEFICIARY SCHOLARSHIPS
1921-1922
·..
COUNTY
SCHOLARSHIP EXPIRES
NAME
U Orangeburg ······-··············-Fulton D. Berry.......•................
63 Orangeburg ··-----'C°llas. M. Tatum... ~··················
Pickens ................................ Norman Yongue ....•...................
" Richland ······----~. B. Weston ............................. .
6' Rw:hland ·····•·················-···John B. Motley......................... .
Saluda ···········----H. M. Corley............................. .
partanburg ...................... T. J. Boyd ................................. .
Spartanburg ···········-······-·ll. M. Holmes ....... - .................. .
partanburg •······-···--····-·Theo. C. Adams ....................... .
:11artanburg .....................• J. C. Harmon............................
Sumter ····•·················-·······•A. D. Tisdale............................. .
Sumter ······················-··-···Randolph H. Guthrie ........... _.. .
U l'nion ···-·····························Wm. W. Cone, Jr.....................
Williamsburg ...................... Robt. J. Allen ........................... .
Williamsburg ···········-·······Chas. H. Lesesne, Jr.............. .
• York .................................... W. H. McCorkle........................
York ···········--•·-•··················J. E. Carroll ............................. .
Total I ···········•·············-····••·· .................................................... .
S11
1925
1925
1924
1923
1925
1924
1923
1924
1924
1922°
1923
1925
1922•
1925
1925
1922
14
1923
11
14
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cial award one-year scholarship, session 1921-1922
CADETS HOLDING CITY OF CHARLESTON SCHOLARSHIPS
1921-1922
C. B. Prentiss, '22
J. B. Wes ton, '22
J. E. Rogers, '22
J. H. Wulbern, '23
J. F. Bennett, Jr., '24
R. A. Benson, '24
J
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�THE CITADEL BAND.
Director ................................................................................ MR, CARL H. METZ
Drum Major ............................................................................................ ANTLEY
Piccolo ........................................................................................................ MICH It
Eb Clarinet .................................................................................................... BAIID
Solo Bb Clarinet ........................................................................................ ROGERS
Solo Bb Clarinet .................................................................................... GARRm
First Bb Clarinet .............................................................................. Lrv1NGSTO
Second Bb Clarinet .......................................................................... HASELL, D.
Solo Bb Cornet ............................................................................................ METZ
Solo Bb Cornet .................................................................................. MERCHANT
Solo Bb Cornd .................................................................................. Covrncro
First Bb Cornet .................................................................................... LANDRl'll
Pirst Bb Cornet .............................................................................. RICHARDSON
Second Cornet ...................................................................................... FREEMA!I
Eb Alto ·-·············---············································---- BoYD, T
Second Alto ----····················································-·····-··········· BALL, M
Third Alto
·····················----················-··············· SHULD
Baritone -······
........................................................................ Exi:11
Saxophone .................................................................................................. LELA. D
Saxophone ...................................................................................................... T•l'P
Trombone (Slide) ............................................................................ WESTON, J.
Trombone (Slide) ........................................ _.................................... OwEN, R.
Trombone ( Slide) .................................................................................... NEELY
Trombone (Valve) .............................................................................. BRAGDO,
Eb Tuba-----·····-·..············· ...·.................................................. EvAJTS
BBb Base _ _ _ ----····•···············..········..··········..·.......... TEMPU
Snare Drum _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ........................................ DuNBAB, P.
Bass Drum _ _ _ _ .......................................................................... Mi!RRELL
Cymbals ........................................................................................................ Cuuv
MEDALS.
Scholarship Medal, 1922 ............................................ Cadet Lieutenant Aull
"Willson Ring" 1922 ........................................ Cadet Lieutenant McCorldc
Prize Company, 1922, "W. C. White" Medal, Company "B" ........
............................................................................ Cadet Captain Wardlaw
"Star of the West" Medal, 1922 .................... Cadet Sergeant Moore, E
Marksman's Medal, 1922 .................................... Cadet Sergeant Gramling
"James H. Holmes, Jr., Memorial" Medal, 1922 _ _ _ __
.............................................................................. Cadet Captain Kollock
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�BATTALION ORGANIZATION
1921-1922
First Lieutenant and Adjutant ······································-············ McCoRKU:
First Lieutenant and Supply Officer ·························----- AULL
Sergeant·Major ····················-······················-··················
CAN'l'J,:Y, J.
Battalion Supply SergeanL.....·-·········································
SALMON
COMPANY
"A"
COMPANY
COMPANY
COMPANY
"n"
"c"
"n"
Captains
Kollock
Jeter, R.
Wagoner, A.
First Lieutenants:
Black, E.
Klenke
Knox
Metz
Antley
Diltz
Fortson
Frost
Second Lieutenants:
Muckenfuss
Smith, A.
Phelps
Thomson, J.
Barron
Alexander
Gee
Weston, J.
Ende
Weeks
Heckle
Weston, B.
Mood
McGee, T.
McCraw
Harmon
Zobel
Smith, H.
Merchant
West
Byrd
Harrison
·Tisdale
Barnwell
Bull
Hamer
Hill, J.
Lemmond
Ellison
Adams, T.
Kitchings
Davis
Gongaware
Ruff
Burnside
McAlister, D.
Wardlaw
Mayfield, T.
Asbill
First Sergeants :
Fuller, B.
Russell
Sergeants:
Moore, E.
Monteith
Bradford
Wulbem
Howard
Corporals:
Woodford
Wright
Bennett
Rustin, W.
Crouch, P.
Holmes, H.
Hubbard
Bohlen
White
Mayfield, A.
Carroll
Blanding
Fuller, J.
Robinson, G.
Timmons
Pegues
Jeter, J.
Padgett, J.
Cheyne
Color Guard :
Sergeants Harrison and Carroll;
Privates Shelton and Sheppard.
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�HEADQUARTERS CORPS OF CADETS THE CITADEL
Charleston, S. C., June 12, 1922.
Special Orders
No. ___________________ _
1. By direction of the Professor of Military Science and Tacti
and the approval of the President, the following appointment ar
hereby announced :
TO BE CADET CAPTAINS: Cadets Fuller, Russell, Mood
Weston.
TO BE CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT AND ADJUTAJ T
Cadet Cantey, J.
TO BE CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT AND SUPPL)
OFFICER: Cadet Salmon.
TO BE CADET FIRST LIEUTENANTS: Cadets McCra
Bohlen, Zobel, Byrd, White, West, McGee, T., Wulbern.
TO BE CADET SECOND LIEUTENANTS. Cadets Harri
Barnwell, Carroll, Bradford, Mayfield, Tisdale, Baird, Smith, H
Ball, M.
TO BE ADDITIONAL CADET SECOND LIEUTENA(T
Cadets Gramling, Moore, E., Monteith, Boyd, Cullum, Har.
Saunders, J., Curry, Howard, Padgett, R., McLaughlin, Jone,, .L,
Sprott, Richardson, Lyon, Sheppard, Douglass, Merrell, Stub
Benson, J., Kerr, Langley, Knight, Exum, Harmon, Merchant, Shell
Bragdon.
TO BE CADET FIRST SERGEANTS:
Hill, Rustin.
TO BE CADET SERGEANT-MAJOR: Cadet Adams, T.
TO BE CADET SUPPLY SERGEANT: Cadet Blanding.
TO BE CADET SERGEANTS: Cadets Robinson, G., Timmons,
Padgett, J., Perrin, Holmes, M., Lemmond, McAlister, Ruff, Atkin
Ellison, Burnside, Cantey, H., Woods, Crouch, Foster, Gongaw rt
Cheyne, Pegues, Wannamaker, Bennett, Allan, W., Yongue.
By order of CAPTAIN HUTSON:
WILLIAM H. McCORKLE,
Cadet First Lieutenant and Adjutant
HEADQUARTERS OF THE CITADEL
Charleston, S. C., June 13, 1922.
CENERAL _ORDERS.
No ______________
1. The Corps of Cadets is hereby furloughed until September
20, 1922, at 9 :00 A. M.
By order of Colonel Bond.
C. L. Hair,
Captain and Adjutant.
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�DEPARTMENTS OF INSTRUCTION
SYNOPSIS OF COURSES :
1 Ton:-In the Freshman and Sophomore years
the
courses as named below are required of all; in the Junior
an<l Senior years subjects are elective by groups as shown.
FRESHMAN YEAR:
SOPHOMORE YEAR:
(Required courses.)
Hours Per Week
Recit. Lab.
English, 1 .......... 3
Frt'nch, 1 ............ 3
Hi tory, 1 .......... 3
Mathematics, 1.... 5
lilitary Sc., 1...• 1
4
Phy ·ics, 1 .......... 2
2
( Required courseSt.)
Hours Per Week
Recit. Lab.
Chemistry, 1......... .2
2
Drawing, 1.. .......... 1
3
English, 2............ 3
French, 2............ 3
History, 2 ............ 3
Mathematics, 2.... 3
Military Sc., 2 -·~- 1
4
Total credit hrs..20
Total credit hrs. 21
JUNIOR YEAR ( Courses elective by groups) :
Chemistry Group:
Engineering Group:
Hours Per Week
Recit. Lab.
Chemistry, 2........ 2
2
Chemistry, 3 ...... 1
4
English, 3 ........ 3
German, 1............ 3
filitary Sc., 3.... 2
4
Physics, 2 .......... 3
Hours Per Week
Recit. Lab.
Drawing, 2 .......... 0
2
C. Engineer'ing, 1, 2
2
English, 3 .......... 3
French, 3 or ..... .
German, 1 or..... .
Spanish, 1............ 3
Mathematics, 3.... 3
Military So., 3.... 2
4
Physics, 2 .......... 3
Total credit hrs. 18
Total credit hrs. 19
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�Physics Group:
Hours Per Week
Recit. Lab.
Military Sc., 3 ____ 2
-1Physics, 2____________ 3
Physics, 3____________ 1
-1-
Hours Per Week
Recit. Lab.
English, 3____________ 3
French, 3 or ··------··
German, 1 or-···-·
Spanish, 1 __________ 3
Mathematics, 3____ 3
Total credit hrs. 18
SENIOR YEAR (Courses elective by groups)
Biology-Chemistry Group:
Chemistry Group:
Hours Per ·week
Recit. Lab.
Biology, L_ __________ 2
4
Chemistry, 4________ 2
2
German, 2 __________ 3
History, 3 __________ 3
Miliatry Sc., 4____ 2
4
Hours Per \Yer
Recit. Lab
Chemistry, 4 ________ 2
2
Chemistry, 5 ______ 1
4
German, 2 __________ 3
History, 3 __________ 3
Military Sc., 4 ____ 2
4
Total credit hrs. 16
Total credit hrs. 15
Engineering Group:
English Group:
Hours Per Week
Recit. Lab.
C.Engineering, 2. 3
C.Engineering, 3. 2
2
C.Engineering, 4, 3
French, 4 or__ _____ _
German, 2 or _____ _
Spanish, 2 ---------- 3
History, 3 __________ 3
Military Sc., 4 ____ 2
4
Hours Per We,·
•
Recit. Lab
Biology, 1 or__ ____ 2
2
History, 4 __________ 3
English, 4 ---------- 3
French, 4 or _____ _
German, 2 or _____ _
Spanish, 2 __________ 3
History, 3 _______ 3
_____
Military Sc., 4 ____ 2
4
Total credit hrs. 18
Total credit hrs. 18
Physics Group :
Hours Per Week
Recit, Lab.
French, 4 or _____ _
German, 2 or _____ _
Spanish, 2 __________ 3
History, 3 ······-··· 3
Hours Per \\" eek
Recit. Lab.
Physics, 4 __________ 3
6
Military Sc., 4 ____ 2
-1Total credit hrs. 15
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THE CITADEL.
ARCHIVES AND MUSEUM
r
ANNUAL REPORT of the
BOARD OF VISITORS
OF
TliE CITADEL
The Millitary Colle5e of South Carolina
FOR THE
Academic Year
1920-1921
• J
..
COLUMBIA, S. C.
GONZALES AND BRYAN, STATE PfilNTERS,
1922
.,
�...
�REPORT OF CHAIRMAN OF BOARD OF VISITORS
OF THE CITADEL
Office 0£ the Chairman, Board 0£ Visitors 0£ the Citadel.
December 31, 1921.
Hon. John E. Swearingen, State Sitperintendent of Education,
Columbia, S. 0.
My dear Sir: For the information 0£ the General Assembly,
I have the honor to make the following report 0£ the Citadel, The
Military College 0£ South Carolina, for the year 1921.
The splendid buildings 0£ the New Citadel at Hampton Park
have been completed, and, but for the lack 0£ equipment in the
boiler house, could be occupied at once. This equipment will be
asked £or in the next budget, and the Board expects the college
to be transferred next summer from the old site at Marlon Square
to the new and commodious buildings and grounds at Hampton
. Park. In this new plant of the Greater Citadel located on the
banks 0£ the Ashley River on a campus 0£ over seventy-five acres,
the Board believes that there has been made a notable addition to
the educational resources 0£ the State. The site which was given
by the City 0£ Charleston without cost to the State comprises not
only the beautiful campus but also about one hundred acres 0£
contiguous marsh land lying between it and the river, the whole
tract being estimated to be worth half a million dollars. With the
structures which have been erected by the liberality 0£ the State
a plant has been provided £or the Military College which cannot
easily be surpassed.
Some criticism has been made 0£ the cost 0£ these buildings.
It is true that shortly after the Board had begun its building
operations prices of labor and material attained to unexpected
figures, but no one could foresee whether these high prices would
continue or even get worse and it was deemed that there would be
no economy at least in stopping work and leaving the unfinished
plant to wait for a possible cheaper time to build. The most that
can be said is that we had to build at an unfortunate time.
The structures which have been completed are as follows:
The Barracks Building with accomodations £or about 430 cadets,
�4
two in a room; Mess Hall and Kitchen; the two wings of the
College Building, providing class rooms and laboratory facilities
for all the cadets; and the Power House·and Laundry. The completion of this considerable program was all that the Board was
able to do with funds at hand, but they are glad to be able to
r eport to the General A ssembly that the great portion of
the plant has been compl eted, and that the immediate needs of the
college are not excessive. A building for a cadet hospital is considered a necessity, and also houses for the professors at the new
plant so that the old Citadel may be vacated and sold as soon as
an advantageous price can be obtained for it. -In submitting the
budget of our needs for next year we are not unmindful of the
deplorable condition affecting the finances of the cpuntry generally and we are asking onl y for items which we deem necessary
in order to moYe to the great new plant which is practically
complete, and to maintain the activities of the college on a proper
ba sis. We deem that to pro vide less wonld not be in the cau se
of true economy. ·
The work of the college has been conducted d uring t he past
year with satisfactory r esults. The financial depression ,Yhich
has been so general over the country has, of course, affected the
att endance, which ought to have normally increased. The
number of students enrolled for the pr'esent session was exactly
the same as for the session of 1920-21 , namely 297.
The Quartermaster's r eport sho,,s that the cost of operation
for the year was as follows:
Superintendence and Records ...... .. . $17,915.00
College and Military Instru ction ... . . . 60,000.00- (N ote.)
4,100.00
Cadet H ospital ... .. ..... . .. . .. .. . . .
30,600.00
Upkeep Buildings and Grounds .... .. .
$112,915.00
(Note: This item includes $20,400 for the support of 68
Beneficiary cadets.)
Collection from the cadets amounting to about $13,000 haYe
been returned to the State Treasurer, which amount being
subtracted from the abo,e figures, makes the total cost of operation about $100,000, or a per capita cost of about $345 per cadet.
These figures do not include the items of board and clothing for
I
I/
'l
.,
�5
.,,
the large number of pay cadets, for which the State, of course,
makes no appropriation.
The scholarships offered by the Sta.t e ,Yere never more in
demand than they were last summer, and there were many times
as many worthy cases as there were opportunities offered among
the vacant scholarships.
It will be a source of gratification to all the citizens of the
State to know that the excellence of the military training given
at the Citadel has been on a number of occasions during the past
year the subject of commendation by the U.S. War Department.
On June 18, a letter was received from Major-General Morrison
announcing that the Citadel had been selected by the War Department (for the sixteenth time) as a "Distinguished College", and
was invited to nominate a graduate for a commission in the Army .
At the summer camps for R. 0. T. C. students at Fort Monroe,
Va., and Camp Knox, Ky., the Cit~del contingents were given
first honors. Under date of July 20, Col.Ryther, Commanding
Offi cer of ·Camp Knox writes: "It gives me great pleasure to
forward to you by registered mail, an engraved gold band which
is intended to be placed on the staff of the National Color of the
Infantry U nit of the Reser ve Officers' Training Co rps at your
institution.
The prize was a ,rnrded to the unit of the Advanced Corps of the
R. 0 . T. C. which ranked first in a competition based on military
work, athletics, deportment,- in fact on everything the members
of the unit did individually and collectively while at Camp.
There were twenty-five institutions represented here in the
Advanced Corps, and you have reason to be proud of the showing
made by your students.
Please accept for yourself, your Professor of Military Science
and Tactics, and your college, my heartiest congratulations."
Likewise the Citadel Rifle Team at the National Match at
Camp Perry, Ohio, was ·complimented by General Farnsworth,
Chief of lnfantry, who wrote: "In so far as concerns the
R. 0 . T . C. I am pleased indeed to inform you that the Rifle
Team representing The Citadel stood number one among all the
different R. 0. T. C. teams entered in this match.
I wish to congratulate you, and through you the Rifle Team
representing your institution for their splendid work in this
important match."
�6
In this connection I am glad to make acknowledgment of the
liberal policy of the U. S. Government towards the military
department of the Citadel. The Government has four officers
detailed as instructors at the college, and has furnished the State
without a dollar of cost with military and engineering equipment
of a value of probably $150,000, and the services of four army
/ sergeants to care for it. The educational value of this equipment
is very great, especially in the department of civil engineering.
- The Board, while it takes pride and pleasure in the recognition
of the excellence of the military training of the cadets at the
Citadel, does not lose sight of the fact that in times of peace the
function of the college is to train citizens for the service of the
State. The following statistics which have recently been compiled may be of interest as showing the fields of activity in which
the graduates are at work.
OCCUPATIONS OF 898 GRADUATES SINCE 1886.
In business offices, banks, insurance, brokerage,
cotton, mfg., real estate, etc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130
In educational work, in colleges and schools . . . . . . 116
In military and naval services, officers in Army,
Navy and Marine Corps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
Merchants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
95
Civil Engineers ....... : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
90
La,vyers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
74
Physicians . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ...... , . . . . . . . . .
56
Farmers ............ ·.......... ...... .. ....... .
51
Ministers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
23
In Government service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
18
In railroad or transportation, telephone service . . .
14
Newspaper men . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
10
Miscellaneous, unclassified, or unknown . . . . . . . . . 117
898
Some of the interesting information shown by the table is that
out of the 898 graduates since the reopening in 1882, 13 per cent
are engaged in educational work in schools and colleges; nearly
12 per cent are officers in the army and navy; and 90, or ten per
·"nt, are civil engineers, some of national reputation.
.'
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In conclusion, I beg to submit herewith certain statistics £or
. the information of the members of the General Assembly, and to
call their attention to the expiration of the term of office of two
members of the Board of Visitors, Mr. John P. Thomas, of
Charleston, and · Col. James H. Hammond, of Columbia. I
recommend these two members most heartily £or re-election.
ORLANDO SHEPPARD,
Chairman Board of Visitors.
ORGANIZATION
BoARD
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V ISI'l'ORS
Orlando Sheppard, Esq., Chairman, Edgefield, S. C.
John P. Thomas, Esq., Charleston, S. C.
Jas. H. Hammond, Esq., Columbia, S. C .
Jas. G. Padgett, Esq., Walterboro, S. C.
Rev. A. N. Brnnson, Anderson , S. C.
Ex-OFFICIO.
His Excellency R. A. Cooper, Governor, Columbia, S. C.
Gen. Rufus ·w. Grant, Adjutant and Inspector-General, Columbia, S. C.
Hon. J. E. Swearingen, State Superintendent of Education,
Columbia, S. C.
Hon. J. Henry Johnson, Chairman Military Committee,
Senate, Allendale, S. C.
Hon. C. D. Nance, Chairman Military Committee, House of
Representatives, Edgefield, S. C.
OFFICERS AND FACULTY
Colonel 0. J. Bond, B. S., LL.D. President.
MILITARY STAFF
Colonel R. R. Stogsdall, U. S. A. Retired, Professor of Military
Science and Tactics, and Commandant of Cadets.
Major A. G. Goodwyn, U. S. A. Retired, Assistant Professor
of Military Science and Tactics, in charge of ·I nfantry Unit,
R. 0. T. C.
Major P. J. Horton, U. S. A., Assistant Professor of Military
Science and Tactics, in charge of Cost Artillery Corps Unit,
R. 0. T. C.
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Captain James C. Hutson, U . S . A., Assistant m the Coast
Artillery Unit.
Major E. M. Tiller, Quartermaster.
Major R. S. Cathcart, M. D., Surgeon.
Major H. E. Raines, Director Cadet Affairs.
Captain C. L. Hair, Adjutant.
FACULTY
Colonel 0. J. Bond, Professor of Mathematics.
Major R. G. Thomas, Professor Emeritus of Mathematic;s and
Engineering.
Major H. S . McGillivray, Professor of English.
Major Louis Knox, Professor of Chemistry and Biology.
Major L. S. LeTellier, Professor of Civil Engineering and
Drawing and Assistant Professor of Military Engineering.
Major C. A. Graeser, Professor of French, German and
Spanish.
Major. N. F. Smith, Professor of Physics.
Major S. J. Williams, Professor of History.
Captain C. L. Hair, Assistant Professor of Mathematics.
Captain C. F. Myers, Jr., Assistant Professor of Mathematics.
Captain H. C. "Winship, Assistant Professor of French and
Spanish.
Captain J ohn Anderson, Assistant Professor of Drawing.
1st Lieut. A. E. Dufour, Assistant Professor of Modern L anguages.
1st Lieut. R. E. Snuggs, Assistant Professor of Chemistry.
1st Lieut. 1\1..B. Kennedy, Assistant Professor of English.
1st Lieut. C. M. Gary, Assistant Professor of Physics.
1st Lieut. C. P. Greaves, Assistant Professor of History.
Miss Inez B. Parry, Librarian.
Mrs. F. C. Polhemus, Secretary to the President.
Miss T. J. Gasque, Matron of Hospital.
Mr. Carl Metz, Band Instructor.
Mr. Vernon A. Crawford, Y. M. C. A. Secretary.
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SENIOR CLAS S
E N GI N EE IU N G SECTIO N.
D. B. Alexamler .. . . .. . ... . . .... .... . . . ... .. . .. . .. .. . . . Greenwood ,. S. C.
S. R. Antl ey . .. . ... . ... . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . ..... .... . .. St. l\Ia tth ews, S. C.
1, . B . Aull . . ... . .. . . . . .. ... . .. ·. . .. . . . . . .. . .. .. ... . . .. .. .. . . Dyson , S. C.
l,. :.\I. Bai ley .. . ... .... . ....... . . . ..... ....... .... . . . .... . Olmstead , Ky.
H. W. Crouch . . .. .. . . ... .. .. . .. ... . . . . . . .. . .... . .. .. Charles ton, S. C.
J . l3. Edger ton . . . .. . ...... . .. . ........ .... . ..... . ..... F lorence, S. C.
l '. F. E ude
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S. lJ. F or tson ... . ....... .. ... . .. ... ... . . .. .... .. . . . . . .. . Augusta , Ga.
Q. D. Gasque . ... . . . . .. . . . . . . ..... . . .. . .. .. . . .... ... .. . . . La u rens, S. C.
J. R. Hana ha n . .. . ...... . . .. .... .. . . .. .. .... .. ... . . .. Cha rl es ton , S. C.
\\". L. H a rdeman ... . . . . . ........ . .. ... .. .. . . . .. . .. ... . l\'ewlie rry, S. C.
H . X . H eck le ..... . .. .... .. .. .. .. . .. . . ... . . . . . ... .. . . . ... . . Atlanta, Ga.
0. H . Koll ock .... .. .... . . . . .. . . . . . . .. .. . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . Da rlington,S. C.
P. L. La ngfo rd .. . .. .... ... . . ... . . .. . . . .... .. .. .. ... . . . Prosperity, S. C.
W. A. Leland .. .. . . . . ... .. . ...... . ..... . . . ..... ...... . Cha rl eston, S. C.
'l'. l\'L l\fayfi eld ... . , ........... . . . . . . . ... . ... . .. . . . .... . .. . Greer , S. C.
D. W . Moore . . . . . . . . . ... . . . .. . . . . . .. .. . . .. . . . .. ..... . . Greeuville, S. C.
L. S. Pouluot .. .. .. .. . . .... ... . . .... .... ... .... .. . . . . .. Cha rleston, S. C.
C.
Pren tiss .. .. .. .. . . . .. . .. . . .. . . . . .. ....... . .. . . .. .. Cha rl eston, S. C.
R C. R ober ts . . .. . .. . . . . .. . .. . . .......... . . .. .. . . .... Ehrhardt, S. C.
•T. E. Rogers .. . . . . . .. . .. .. .. .... .... .. .. . .. .... . . . . . .. Charleston, S. C.
S. 1\1. R oper ........ .. . . . . . .. .... . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Chest er, S. C.
n. B. Ru stin .. . . ...... . .... . . . . . . . ...... . . . . . ......... Charleston S. C.
.J. W. Simmons .. . . .. .. . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . ... . . ... . .. . . ... . Charles ton, S. C.
.J. ,v. 'l'homson .... . . .. .. : .. . . .... .. .. . . . .. .. . . .. ..-. . .. And erso n, S. C.
I'}. L. 'l'olbert . . .. .. ... ... . . .. ... . .... . . .. .... .. .. . . . . Green woocl, S. C.
W . W . T oll eson .... ... .. . . .. . . . . . . .. .. . .. . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . Gaffney, S. C.
.J. <:; . Wardlaw . ... ...... . . .. . . . .... . . . .. .... . . . . . .. . ... . .. York , S. C.
•T. B. W eston . . .. ... . . . . ... .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. ... . Charleston. S. C.
B. F. W ill iamson . .. . .. .... .. . . . . .. . . . .......... .... . .. Da rlington, S. C.
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CHEMIS TRY S ECTIOX .
" · .F'. Eva r ts . . .. .. . .. .. .... . . .. . .. .. .. . ... . . .... ... . . . Ches te r, " ' · Ya .
A. C. Phelps . ... . . . . .. ... . .. . . . . . . . ... .. . . . . .... .. . . . .. . Sumter , S. C.
A. S. Smith ......... .. ... . . . . . .. . . .. .. . . .. . .. . . . ....-.. . .. Augusta, Ga.
C HEMISTRY-BIOLOGY S E CTIO!\" .
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l'J. Adams . . .. . . ....... . .... . ..... . . . .. . . . ... . . ... .. . . Ninety-Six,
D. S. Asbill . . . ... . ... .... ....... . . .. . .. . . .. .. .. .. .. Ridge Springs,
E . E . Fos ter . . . .. . . . .. . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . ... . ... .. Charleston,
,v. B . .Jones ... . .... ......... ....... . . .. ....... . .. .. .. . .. Ch ester,
H . P. Weeks .. .. .. . .. ..... ...... .. .. ...... .. . . .. . . . . Orangebu rg,
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E NGLI S H - HIS TORY S ECTIOX.
Il. E . B a r ron . . .... . .. . ; .. . .... . . .. ..... ·.. . . ... . . . . . . . . Rock Hill, S. C.
E. " ' · Black .. . . ... . . ....... ... . . ... . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . .. . Wa l ter bo ro, S. C.
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J. D. Frost ... . . ..... . .. ...... . .. ......... .... .. . . Spartanburg, S. C.
J. vV. Gee .. .... ..... . .. . .......................... . .. Florence, S. C.
T. M. Howell .. .... , . .. ........ . .. .. ... . .. . .. .... .... Walterboro, S. C.
R. C. Jeter ................... ...... ...... ...... .. .... Whitmire, S. C.
J. H. Knox .... . ..... .. . . .. .... .. ... .. .... . . . . . ...... .. Pendleton, S. C.
W. H. McCorkle . .......... . ... . .... . .. ....... . .. . . ........ York, S. C.
C. H. M:etz ... . .. .... ......... .. ... .......... .. .. .... Charleston, S. C.
A. B. Wagoner ........... ... . . .... . . ........ .. .... ... Spring City, ra.
PHYSICS SECTION.
J. B. Cope ................... . ........... . . ...... ... Port Royal, S. C.
B. B. Kirkland . ..... . ............ . ... . .... . . .......... Columbia, S. C.
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F. Klenke . ......... .. ............... ... ..... ... . .. Charleston,
R. 1\1:cAliste r . ..... .... .... . ........ . . .. ... ... .... . ....... . Iva,
B. Muckenfuss .. ... . ....... .. . ... ....... .. ... .. .. . Charleston,
B. Taylor .... .. ..... . ..... .. ...... . . . ....... ... .. .. Florence,
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JUNIOR CLASS
ENGINEERING SECTION.
H. B. B a ird ..... . . . .. . . . .... ... .. .. .... ... ..... ... .. Belfast, Ireland.
J. I. Benson ... ... .... .. ..... ........ .... .. ......... Charleston, S. C.
P. ,v. Bethea ......... . . .... . ....... . . ....... . .. .. ........ Latta, S. C.
A. W . Bohlen . . . ........ . ...... . .. .. ................. Charleston, S. C.
W. S. Bradford ....... .. .... .. ... .. .. ........ .. . . ..... Columbia, S. C.
J. l\L Cantey .... . ... ... . .... . .. . . ............. . .... . Columbia, S. C.
J . ID. Ca rroll ... . .... .... . . .... .. ........ . . ....... . . ..... .. . York, S. C.
C. .Cullum .. .. . .... .. .. . ..... .. .............. . . .. Ridge Springs, S. C.
J. J. Curry .................................. .... .... Charleston , S. C.
G. S. Douglass . .. . .. .. ......... . .............. . ...... Ch esterfield, S. C.
C. E. Exum . .... ............ . . .................. .. ... Bennettsville, S. C.
B. B. Fuller
. ... ...... .. . . . . ......... ... ..... .. .... Mountville, S. C.
J. L. Gramlin .. ... .. .. .. ........... ......... .. . . .. . .. Orangeburg, S. C.
J. C. Harmon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Lykesland, S. C.
J. G. Harrison ...... ... ......................... .. ... Charleston, S. C.
E. M. Jones ............ ... . . . . ....... . ........... . .. . .. Columbia, S. C.
J. E . Ke rr ......... ... . .. ... . .... ... ...... ...... .. . . .. .. . . Aiken, S. C.
C. W. Knight ...................... . ..... . .. ........ ... Bamberg, S. C.
A. F. Langley .......... .. . ... .. . .... .. . .... ..... ....... Columbia, S. C.
D. J. Lucas ..... . ........ .. .... ..... . ..... .. .... .. . . . . Charleston, S. C.
E. J. McGraw . .. .. .. .. . . ....... . ... . ...... . ... . . . .. . Orangeburg, S. C.
B. McLaughlin .. ... .......... .... . .. .......... .. ... St. Matthews, S. C.
I. A. 1\1:ayfield ... ... .. .. . .. ...... . . ... .. . .. . . ..... ... ...... Greer, S. C.
E. M. Merrell . .... . ..... .. . .. .. ... .. . ... .. . ....... North Augusta, S. C.
C. S. Monteith ............. .. . .. .... .. .. ..... . ......... Columbia, S. C.
· E. T . Moore .. .... ............. ... ... .... . .. . .. . ...... . Edgefield, S. C.
R. G. Padgett . .... ..... .... . .. ...... .... ...... . .... .. Walterboro, S. C.
J. D. Salmon ............... .. ... .... .... .. . .. . .. ....... . Dillon, S. C.
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A. L. Saunders ........... .... ............ . ......... Walterboro,
B. Sheppard ................... ..... . ................. Neeses,
D. Tisdale . . ............. .. ..... .. . .. .... .. .......... Sumter,
B. "\Veston . .......... ...... ............ . .............. Gadsden,
H. Wulbern . .......... ... ...... .... ..... . ... .. .... Charleston,
,v. A. Zobel .... ...... . . ................... . .......... Charleston,
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M:. G. Ball ..... . ..... ... .. .. .... .. . .. ... ..... . . ..... Charleston, S.
"\V. H. Barnwell .. . ... . . . ..... .. .. . ........... ... .... . Charlestoon, S.
'r. J. Boyd . ....... .... .. .......... . ... .. .... .. ...... Spartanburg, S.
J. T. Bragdon .. . ...... ...... .. . .... ....... .. . . ...... . . Manning, S.
R. M. Byrd .................... . . . .... .. . . ...... . . Pleasant Lane, S.
A. J. Howard ....... . . . .... ... . .. ...... . . ............ Darlington, S.
R. 1\1. Lyon ......... .... .. . . .... .... .. .. . .. .. ... ..... . . Abbeville, S.
T. Q. McGee .. ... ... .. .............. . ..... . . .. ... ... Spartanburg, S.
R. L. Merchant .. .... ..... ... .. .. ... .... . ... . .. ..... . . Columbia, S.
l!~. P. Mood ........... . .... . ..... ........... .... . . .. Summerton, S.
J. P . Richard son .. .. .. . .... .. .......... . . . .. ·...... ... Summerton, S.
D . H. Russell . . ..... .. . ....... .. ...... . ................ Anderson, S.
S. M. Shelton .. . . . .. . .......... . ..... .. . .... . . .... Bennettsville, S.
H. L. Smith .. ... .. ....... .. .... . ... .... .. . ..... . . ..... Columbia, S.
R. J. Sprott .. ... . .. .. ........... . . . . . ... . ..... ... .... Greenwood, S.
•T. J . Stubbs .. ... ............ .. . . . . .... ..... ........ ..... . Cheraw, S.
.J. T. "\Vest .... . : .. . ............. .. . . . .. .. ... .. . . . .. . ... . Belton, S.
G. E. "\Yhi te ..... .. . .... .. .. .............. . ............. .. Chester, S.
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CHEMISTRY SECTI0:'1'.
PHYS I CS SECTION.
G. B. Hnrvin ........ .......... .. .. . ... ............... Manning, S. C.
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
T. U. Aclams ................ . ... .. ................. . Spartanburg, S. G.
J. S. Albergotti .. . .... . . ......... . .... ..... .... ... .... Blacksburg, S. C.
\V. Allan . . .... . ............ .. . : ... . ... ..... . . ..... . Summerville, S. C.
R. W. Atkinson . ... . ....... . ...... .. . ... .......... . Federal Point,, Va.
W. E. Ball .... . ........... ... ........... .. . ... .... .•. Jacksonville, Fla.
J. C.· Bennett, Jr . . . . .. . . . ...... .. . . ...... .. .. ....... Charl eston, S. C.
R. A. Benson . .... . . .... ..... .. ... ................... Charleston, S. C.
J. D . Blanding ..... ... . .. . .. ..... .... .. . ... ... ... ....... Sumter, S. C.
S. Brown ......... . ............... ...... . ............ Blackville, S. C.
J. L. Bull, Jr ................. ... . . . ......... : .. .... .. Georgetown, S. C.
1\1. G. Burnside . .. . .... .............. .. .............. . . Lykesland, S. C.
H . Cantey .... .................. . . .. .. .... .. ... . . ...... Columbia, S. C.
F. B. Ca rson , ............ .. ........ . ..... . .... . .. ... Spartanburg, S. C.
D. C. Ch eyne ....................... .. . . ..... ..... . ... .... Sumter, S. C.
"\V. vV. Cone, Jr ...... .. ....... ...... .. ..... ..... .... .. . ... .. Lodge, S. C.
H. 1\1. Corley ...... . .. ........ .. .... ... ...... ...... . .. ... . Saluda, S. C.
E. P. Crou ch ......... . ..... . . .. . . .. ... . ..... . .... . .. . Charleston, S. C.
J. Davis, Jr .... ... . .. .. .. . ................ . . . .... . . .... . Clinton, S. C.
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C. I. Davis ..... : ......... .. ....... . ... .. . . ... . ........ Columbia, S. C.
H. E . Ellison . . .. ... ...... . . . . . .... ...... ... .. .. . . . . .. Charleston , S. C.
R . D. Field ..... . .... . ....... .. ... .. ......... ... .. ... . .. l\1arietta. Ga .
C. I'. Fishburne, Jr .. ................ . . . .. . ........... " ' altt>rboro. S .. C
J. L. Foster .... ·...... ... ............. .. ... ... .. .. .. . ... Anderson, S. C.
J . D. Fuller ...... ... ...... .. . ... . ......... ......... .. Mountville, S. C.
H. P . Gongaware ....... ... ......... . ............. . . . Hope Valley, R. .I
H. G. Gray .. . . . .. . .. . ........ ·. . .. ....... .. ......... Waynesboro, Miss.
F. R . Hamer ................................ . .. . ... ..... McColl, S. C.
P. G. Hanahan .... ....... .. . . . . ...... ...... . .. . . ..... . . . . Atlanta. Ga.
D. I. Hasen .. . .. . ... ... . .... . ... .... . .. . ... ... .... . .. Clrnrleston , S. C.
.J. P . Hill . . .............. .... . . ... ............ . . ....... Round , S. .C
R. S. Hills .................... . .................. Edisto I sland, S. C.
H. M. Holmes . . .. .... . .. ... .... . .... . .............. Spartanburg, S. C.
W . L. Hubbard . .......... . ..... .. .. . . .. . . . . .. .. .. .. ... . Marion, S. C.
W. N. Jacobs .. . ... . . ............................... . , v alterboro, S. C.
T. H . James . . . ............................ . .. . ...... Bishopville, S. C.
T. D . J ennings .. .. .... . ....... . .... . .. . ... .. . . .. ... .. Charleston , S. C.
J . R. Je te l' . . . . ...... ..... .. . . ...... . ................... Whitmire, S. C.
B. D. Kitch ens .... . ... . ...... .. .. . .. . . . . .. . ... . ........... Burton, S. C.
\ V. l '. Lemmond . .. . . ................ .. .. . . .. . .. . . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
E. R . Liles ........ . .. . .............. ... ......... . .... Orangeburg. R. C.
D . S. l\fcAlister ..... .. . . ....... . .. ......... . ... . ... . ....... . I,·er. S. C.
J. B. McGee ..... ... . ... . .......... . ........ . .. . ... . . Spartan burg. S. C:
R. G. Mahon .......... . .... : ..... . ... . ............. William ston, S. C.
J. J. O'Shaugllnessy .................... . .. . ..... . .. : . Spartanburg, S. C.
L. S. Owen . .. . . ... . .. . .. . ...... . . ... .... .. ..... . . . . .. ... P erry, Okla.
J . D. Padge tt . . . .... . ...... . ...... .. . . . . ..... . .... . Lake Butl er. F la.
H. D. Padgett . ...... . .. . .... . .... .. . ................. Walterboro, S. C.
\V. '.r. Parker .. . .... . . . . . ... . ..... . .. .. .. . .... .. .. .. . . . .. l\1cColl, S. C.
M. Pegues, Jr ........ . .......... .. .... . ............... Greenville, S. C.
T . C. P errin ... ..... . ..... . .............. . .... . .. , .. Bi shopville, S. C.
E. W. P etl:!r son . ... .... . .. .. .... .. ... ... .. . .... . ..... Greenwood, S. C.
G. S. Robin son ... . .. ... .. . .. . ... ..... .. . .... ... ... .. Charleston. S. U.
R. V. Royall, Jr. ................ . .. .- ... . .. . .. ... . . . . . Charl es ton , S. C.
D. Ruff ....... .... .. .. . .......... : ... ... . . . .. . ......... Columbia, S. C.
" ' · D . Ru stin . . .. .... . ... .. . .. . . .. ... ... .. . .. . ... . .. Charles ton, S. C.
L. \V. T empl e .... . .............. . ..... . . ........... . .. Lake View, S. C.
R. L. T erry ........ . ; .... . .. ... ........ ........ . .. . ..... Barton, S. C.
C. M. Thacker ..... .. . . ................. . ..... . .. ... St. Matthews, S. C.
J. A. '.rimmons .. .......... . ...... ............. ... ... ..... Troy, S C.
B. F. Tomkin s ............... ... ... .. ...... .. ... . . ..... . Newberry, S. C.
D . H. Wallace .. .... . . ....... . ....... ....... .. ... . . .. Birmingham, Ala.
J . 1\1. \V elch ........ . . . .. . ... .. .... .. .. . ... . .......... St. Matthews , S. C.
H . M. Woodford .. . ................. .. .. . ............. Marcellus , N. Y.
J . ,voocls ...... . . . . . . ........... . .... .. . . ................ l\1arion, S. C.
J. C. Wright . ...... .. . . .... .. ...... . . . .. ........... Fort Moultrie, S. C.
N. Yongue . . . . . . ..... . .... . ..... ... .. .. ..... .. . .... .... Pickens, S. C.
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KA)lE.
UN ITS.
SCHOOL.
POSTm'FICE.
B. H. Abbott . ........ 12
. . . . Davis School. ......... .. ... . ................ .. . Columbia, S. C.
R. J . Allen . . . ..... . . 12
.. .. Greeleyville H. S.. . . . . . .... ....... .. . .. ..... Greeleyville, S. C.
\ V. Altman .......... 12
.... Trinity ....................... . . .. ......... .. . . I{ingsburg, S. C.
J. S. Anderson . ..... . 13.5 .... Charleston H. S .. ........... .. ...... . ... ... ... Charleston, S. C.
J. J, Anderson ..... .. . 13 . 5
. C' trn.rlcston H. S . ...... .......... .. ,. ........ . Clrnr lesto n, S. C.
W. W. Dall . . ......... 12
. Colu mbia and Episcopal H. S.......... . . . ..... Columbia, S. C.
D. C. Barbot ... ....... 12.5
.Bishop England .. . . ... . ... . .................. Charleston, S. C.
F. L. Barrett ... .. ... . 17. 7
.Aiken II. S. . ....... .. .......................... . . Aiken, S. 0.
J. P. Beaty ........... 13.3
.C eorg·ctown Jr, S . .... .... ... . .... . . . .. ..... .. Georgetown, S. C.
F . D. Berry ........... 15.6 .... Orangeburg I I. S ...................... . ..... . Orangeburg, S. C.
H. P. Berry.... .......
. . .. Wolford College ... .. . ..................... .. . Orangebu rg, S. C.
E. Blake . . .......... 15.9 .. .. Carolina Military Naval Academy .. ... ....... ... . Belton, S. C.
V. Il. Blankenship . . .. 12.1 .. . . Rock Hill H. S .. .... .... ... ................ . . . . Rock Hill, S. C.
C. E. Boyd . . ...... .. . 12. 3 ... . B. )I. I. and Etlgefield H. S. ............ . . Salters Depot, S. C.
A. C. Bradham .... .. . 16.4 .... ) fanning J-1. S.. ......... .. .... ....... .... ....... Manning, S. C.
R. R. Browning ....... 13
.... Olar H. S..... . . . . . ... .. ... ......... ..... . . ..... .. Govan, S. C.
IV. .J. Br.,·son ........ 15
... Wofford Fitting School . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .
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E. W. Chadwi ck ...... 12.3 .... Beaufort H, S . ............... . .................. Beaufort, S. C.
A. L. Cobb ........... 16.5 .... B. M. I. ..... .. ........... ...... ...... .. ...... Greenwood, S. C.
C. P. Covington . . .... 17.5 .... West Chester (Pa.) ..................... ... ... West Chester, Pa
J. R. Crisp .. ... . ..... 12
.... Mountville I-I. S....... ........ ...... , ......... Mou ntville, S. C.
J. A. Cutts .. .. ... .. .. 16.4 .... Floren ce IT. S .. .. ...... ... .. . .... ...... ..... .... Florence, S. C.
J. ,v. Douglass ........ 12
.\ Vinnsb oro IT , S ...... ....... . . . .. . . .......... . ,Vinn sboro, S. C.
A. 0 . Dunbar . . .. ... . . 12.5
.. B. M. I ... ............ . ....... .. . ... .. . ... .. .... . Ellenton, S. C.
P. A. Dunbar ....... .. ]5. 2
.. Ua stoc .... -· · .... . ... . .. .. . .. . . ...... . ..... . Spartanburg, S. C.
H . P. Dunlap . .' ...... . 15
.. Honea Path H. S.. . ........ . .. ...... . .. . .... Honea Path, S. C.
H. P. Eagerton .... . .. 12
.. Edgow Schoo l. . ....................... .. ..... Montgomery, Ala.
J. I-I. Foster .......... 12 .8 . ... Hock Hill H. S .................. . ..... ... .. . .. . Hock Hill, S. 0.
G. G. J<'rampton . . ..... 12
.. Edisto H. S... ... . .... .. . ............. . ....... Charleston, S. C.
A. A. Freeman ... .. . . 16.8
.. Xewberry H. S ..... . ........ .. . .. . . . .. ......... Newberry, S. C.
I-I. L, Fuller . ... .... 12
.. 1Tou n t,·ille H, S . . .. ... . ....................... Mountville, S. C.
H. L. r.nrret . . . . . .
l.J
.. \r offol'd Fitting Schoo] ..'....... . .......... ... ... Conestee, S. C.
i·IV. %
.GGa;rig;::::::::: i:
H. Gibbs .... .. .... 12
C. 0. Gord on.
18.9
\V. G. Go rd on ........ 15.8
'!1. C. Gree11. .......... 12
M. A. Green .. . . . .....
R. I-I. Guthrie ........
\V. J. Hail e, .Tr .... ...
G. I L Ha111 ri ck ... .. ..
12
16
1-1
1G
P. 0 . TJ:rnaha n........
G. F. Harvey........
\V. IV. Hi ott .........
J-1. B. H olmes .........
C. I<'. Hottin ger . . ....
W. C. H owe ..........
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F.
ll 11d :-:011
12
14
13.5
14.8
.. . ... 12
.J. P. Huff ..... . . . ....
T{. L. Hug-er ..........
~L S. Irdne .... . .....
E. \ V, J ohn son ........
C. H. Jones ...........
J. B. 0. Landrnm ... .
0. W. Lan caster ... . . .
B. R. Langley .. ......
ll. Lawrence . ........
.E. B . Leaphart . ......
H. B. Lee ...... ..... . .
J . "\f. Lemmon ..... ..
C. I-I. Lesesne........ .
J. D, Lewell en, Jr ....
J. A. Livingst on .... .
R . H. McDowell. .....
T. A. McNeill. .... ....
E. N. Mc White .......
J. J. Mackay .........
F,'. W. Marshall .......
N. V. Martin .........
G. Il. Martindale. ... .
A. M. Mazyck .... . .. .
D. E. Mi chie . ........
E. T. Mobley . ........
•T. A. Moss ...... . .....
J. B. Motley ..........
R. B. Mumterlyn .....
C. A. Neely ..........
12
15 .1
12
15.5
14 .5
15.2
13
12.8
13.4
12
12
15
16.5
13
12. 8
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16.8
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.. L'nion . . . . .
. ...... ....... . .. .. .. .. .......... Buffalo, S. C.
.Charlest on H. S.............. ................ . Charleston, S. C.
.. l\ingstree H. S. ....
. .... . .. . . . . .. ...... Kin gstree, S. C.
.. Epi scopal H. S... . . . .
. .. ...... . . .... .. Colum bia, S. C.
.. B. ,r. I. a 11 d Belton H. S .. . ....... .... . .......... Delton, S. C.
.. Sumter rr. S . ... . ................. .. .. ........ . ... Sumter, S. C.
. (-ni on I-!. S.
.. . .. .. .... .. . .
. Unio1 1, R C'.
.. 11·0/forrl Fitting School.
........ . ........ Charleston, S. O.
. .Georgia Sc·hool of Technology ......... ... . .. .... . Atlanta, Ga.
. . Clemson . . .
. . .. ... . ....... . Pinopolis, S. C.
.. Ha1·ley,·ille . ..
. . .. . ........ Harleyville, S. C.
.Cliarleston lf . S..
. ... . ........ . Chru·leston, S. C.
.... Charlesto n H . S ..... . . ... .. .... ..... . .. ..... .. Charleston, S. C.
.... !l ock Hill.
............. . .... .. ._.. Rock Hill, S. C.
. Pin opolis 11. S...... ....... .. ................ .. Pinopolis, S. C.
.....
. .......... .. .... ... . Green ville, 8. C.
.. .\-ew Orleans H. S . .. .......... . . .... ...... ... . New Orleans, La .
.. \ ·irg·inia Episcopal --School. .... ... . ... .... ........ E,·in gton, Va.
. . .. Ha stoc ..... ..
. .. ......... . Spartanburg, S. C.
. ... Charleston H . S................. . ... .. .. ...... Cha rleston , S. C.
.. Hrrstoc
... . ....... . . . .. . . . . ..... ... Spartan burg, S. C.
.. Olar H. S .... .. .. .. ... .. .. .. . . ............... ... ... Govan, S. C.
.. Columbia H. S . ...... .............. .. ........ . . Columbia, S. C.
.. Sumter H. S. .. .
. ... . Sumter, S. C.
. C,"l11:11hia H. S., Unh·. S. ·c. Summer · Schoo l .. Columhi~, R. C.
.. Scranton II. S.............. . ... .. ..... . . . . ...... Scranton, S. C.
.. Winnsboro H. S ... ........... . ..... ........... , Vinnsboro, S. 0 .
..Presi dent College of S. 0 ...... ........... .. Greeleyville, S. C.
. . Powell H. S ... ... ... . ............ ... ....... .. . P owell, Wy oming
.. Bi shop Eng. H . S . .... .. . . .. . ................. Charleston, S. C.
.. P. M. ii .......... . .. .. .. ........ . ........ ..... Charleston, S, C.
.... Union I-1. S. . ..
. ....... .... ...... .. ............ Union, S. C.
... . Burroughs I-1. S.... ·...... . ........ ... . .... . .. . .... Conway, S, C.
.... Orangehurg H . S . . .. . ..... . ................. Orangeburg, S. C.
... . Yorkville H, S ................... ... ................. York, S. C.
.. .. P. M. A.. . . . . .. .. . .
. .. ....... ... ........ . Blackville, S. C.
.. .. Davidson College . . ... ........................ . . Reidville, S. C.
.... Bennettsville H. S ................ .. .. . ..... Bennettsville, S. C.
... . Da rlington 1-I. S ............ . . . ................ Darlington, S. C.
.. . . Lancaster I-I. S .. . .... .............. . ...... ..... Lancaster, S. C.
.... Orangeburg H. S ........ . .... . .. . . . . ... ...... Orangeburg, S. C.
.... Bellewood -Congaree ............. .. ..... . , .... L_ykesland, S. C.
.... Charl eston H. S . . ...... . . ... . ... ....... ...... Charleston, S. C.
.... Florence .... . . . ............ . ........... .. . .. .... Florence, S. C.
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NAME.
UNITS.
SCHOOL.
POSTOFFICE.
P. B. Nugent ......... 16
. . .. Ft. Meade H. S. .... . ...... . .................... Ft. Meade, Fla.
L. G. Odom .......... 16.4 .. .. Chesterfiel cl H. S, . ........................... Chesterfield, S. O.
R. B. Olney .......... 13.5 .... McCallie School ............... . ......... .. ... Birmingham, Ala.
J. G. Owen ........ .. . 13.5 .... Orangeburg II. S.... . ... . .................... Orangeburg, S. C.
R. B. Owens . ....... . . 15.5 .... Charlotte H. S........ .. ........... .. .... .. ..... Charlotte, N. C.
W. P. Parks .......... 18
.... Sparta H. S.... .... .............................. . . . Sparta, Ga.
J. H. Patterson ....... 16.3 .. .. Allendale H. S... .. ................... . ........ Allendale, S. C.
W. G. Peter)tin ....... 12.5 ... . B. M. I ......... .... ........... .... . ... . ... .. . Fort Motte, S, C.
C. B. Peurifoy.. .. .. .. 13
... . B'. M. I. and Walterboro H. S. .. . . ... . ........ Walterboro, S. C.
M. A. Pittman .... . .. 12
.... Richburg ... . .. .. . .. .... . . . .................... Richburg, _ S, C.
H. T. Patten ......... 12
. , . . Ci"! ri stoba l (C. Z. ) ..... .. .. . ......... .. .. . Ft. Sherman, Panama
H. H . Robinson ....... 13.5 .... Charleston H . S.... ... .... .. . .. ......... . ..... Charleston, S. C.
R. H. Salley ........ .. 12.7 ... . Pinewood H. S. . .... .... . ........... . .......... . Pinewood, S. C.
F. Sanders ........... 15
.... Bamberg . ..... . ......... . .. . ............ .. ..... Bamberg, S. C.
H. R. Saunders ....... 12.2 . .. . Walterboro H. S....... .. .. . .................. Wa lterboro, S. C.
R. F . &ott .......... . 14
.... Bishop England .... .. ................ . ...... . .. Charleston, S. C.
E. G. Shuler .... . ..... 16.5 .... Ca rlisle Fitting School. ........ . ........ .. ...... Hopkins, S. C.
W. H. Sinkler ........ 13.5 .... Carli sle Fitting School. .... .. ...... .. ..... . . Eutawville, S. C.
J. H. Smith .... .. ... . . 13.6 .... Easley T-1, S......... .. ............................ Easley, S. 0.
W. F. Smith ...... ... 13
.. .. P. ~I. A.......................................... Pauline, S. C.
W. W. Smoak ........ . 12
.... Walterboro J-L S. ... . .. .... .. ................. Wa lterboro, S. C.
J. M. Spann ........ .. 16.3 . ... Allenda le H . S............... . .. . .............. . Allendale, S. C.
J. D. Stehmeyer ...... 15
.... Charleston H. S .. ............... ... ........... Charleston, S. C.
G. T. Stuckey ........ ..
. •.. President College of S, C........... . .. . .. . ... Bishopville, S. C.
W. F. Tapp .......... 12.8 .... B. M. L and Columbia H. S................... Columbia, S. C.
C. M. Tatum .......... 14.5 .... Bamberg H. S . ..................................... Cope, S. C.
T. L. Taylor .......... 13.9 ... . Rid gela nd H. S........... . .......... . . . ... . .. . Ridgeland, S. C.
H. R. Thomas ........ 15.5 .... St. Matthews H, S......................... St. Matthews, S. C.
F. K. Thompson ..... 12
.... Charleston IL S ...... .. ....................... Charleston, S. C.
W. M. Thompson ..... 12.5 ... .Kansa s City (Mo.) . . ... ... . . .. . . ... ......... St. Stephens, S, C.
F. W. Wagener ....... 15.6 .. Charlest on H . S.... . .... ... ....... .. .... . ..... Charleston, S. C.
J . J. Wallace ......... 17 .1 .. . . Camden H . S......... . .... . ...................... Camden, S. C.
C. A. Watts .. .. ...... 17 .6 .... Camden H. S.. . ........... . ............. . ..... Columbia, S. 0.
H . W. Weat hers .. .... 12.1 ... . Bo,vn1an II. S.. . . . ............. . . .. ...... . , ..... Bo,vn1an, S. C.
S. C. Weinberg ....... 15.4 .... Sumter H. S............ . . ..... . ................. Sumter, S, C.
F. T. Wiggins .. .. ... . 16. 1 .... Denmark H. S .. ....... .. . ..... . ................ Denmark, S. 0 •
H. E. Wilson ......... 16.5 . .. . \\'otford Fitting School ............ . .. . . .. . ..... . Rembert, S. C.
.. . . Aiken I-I. S .. ..... .. .... ... ...... . . ... .. . ... Montmorenc i, S. C.
H. H. Woodward ..... 15
G. P . Wood,vard ...... 16.8 .. . . l>rankfor t (Ky.) H. S .. .,. . ....................... Frankfort, Ky.
E. J . Wyman ......... 15
.. .. B. M. I.. .............. .. . .. ........... .. . . .. .. . Denmark, S. C.
R. E. Yarborough. . . . 16. 9 .. . . Mullins H. S........ . . . .......................... Mullin&, S. C.
H. C. Zeigler ......... 12.1 .... St. Matthews H. S.................. . ........... Colu mbia, S. C.
I
APPORTI ONMENT OF BENEFICI ARY CAD E T SHIPS
Abbe Yille, 1; Aiken, 2; Allendale, 1; Anderson, 3; B amberg, 1;
B arn well, 1; Benu fo r t, 1; Berkeley, 1; Calhoun, 1 ; Charleston, 4;
Cher okee, ·1; Chester , 1; Chesterfield, 1; Claren don, 1 ; Colleton, 1; Darlin gton, 2; D illon, 1; Dorchester, 1 ; Edgefield, 1 ;
Fairfield, 1 ; F lorence, 2; GeorgetoYrn, 1 ; Green ville, 3; Green wood, 2; Hampton, 1; Horry, 1; Jasper , 1; K ersh aw, 1; L ancaster , 1 ; L a m ens, 2; L ee, 1; L exington, 1; McCormick, 1;
Ma rlboro, 1; Marion, 1; Newberry, 2; Oconee, 1; Ora ngeburg, 3;
P ickens, 1; R ichland, 2; Sal uda, 1; Sparta nbu rg , 4; Sumter, 2;
U nion, 1 ; W ill iamsburg, 2; York, 2; Total, 68.
Vacancies will be nd vertised in the counties " ·here they occu r
(and also in the leading State daily papers), fo r se,·eral wee ks
beginning about J nne 1st. Applicants should then obtain from
the President of the Citndel prope r blanks to be fi ll ed ont
accor ding to law.
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HOLDF,RS OF CITADEL SCHOLARSHIPS, 1921·22.
NO.
NAME.
· ADDRESS.
SCHOLARSHIP
COUNTY.
1 .\bbevi lle .. . .......... Ralph M. Lyon ... ... ...... Abbel'ille ...... ... . .
1923
2 Aiken ....... . .. . . . ... J. B. Kerr ....... ... . ... ... Aiken .......... . .. .
1923
3 Aiken ... .. . ... .. . . .... Fred L. Barett . .... . ..... , Aiken ... .... .. .... .
4 Allendale . .. ....... ... R. L. Terry . ...... ........ Barton ......... ... .
5 Anderson ..... .. ..... . H. M. Heckle .. .. .... ..... . Atlanta, Ga ........ 1922
6 Anderson . ...... ...... J. L. Foster .. .......... ... Anderson .......... .
7 Anderson ..... ........ Herbert P. Dunlap ........ Honea Path . .. .... .
.8 Bamberg .... ... .. .... Frederi ck Sanders . ..... .. Bamberg ......... . .
9 Barnwell ... .. .. . . .... Henry R. Thomas .... .. . .. Wi lliston .... ...... .
10 Beaufort .............. B. D. Kitchings . ... ..... .. Beaufort .. .... . .... .
11 Berkeley . ........... .. Walton M. Hudson ... .. .. . Pinopolis . ......... .
12 Calhoun .. . ....•...... C. M. Thacker . . .... .... .. St. Matthews . .. ... .
1'·· ('11arleston .... .. .. .. . . H. W. Cl'ouch ......... . ... Chadeston .... . .... 1922
14 Charleston .. .. .... ... J. J . Curry .. ........ .. .... Charleston .. .. .... .
1923
15 Charleston ... ......... R. S. Hills ... ... .......... Edisto Island ... .. .
16 Charleston . . ... ....... Chas. H . J ones, Jr........ Charleston ........ ..
17 Cherokee ....... .. .... W. W. Tolleson ...... . ... . Gaffney .... . ....... 1922
1£ Chester .. .. .... ....... Amos Pittman . . .... ...... Richburg .......... .
19 Chesterfield ........ ... G. S. Douglass . .......... . Chesterfield . . ...... .
1923
20 Claren/lon ........ .... J. T. Bragdon ... . ... ... ... Manning .. . ........ .
1923
21 Colleton . ......... . ... Wm. W. Smoak, Jr .... . . . Walterboro .. .... .. .
~2 Darlington .. ..... ... . . Ansley Watts . ... . .. ... ... Camden .... . .. ... .. 1922*
23 Darlington ............ B. Russell Langley ........ Columbia ...... . . . .. 1922*
24 Dillon . ... ... ... . . . ... J . D. Salmon ....... . ..... Dillon . .. .... . ..... .
25 Dorchester .. . . .... .. . . W. W. Hiott ....... . ...... Harleyville ... ..... .
26 Edgefield . . ..... ... .... E . T. Moore . ... ........... Edgefield .......... .
1923
'l:I Fairfield ......... . .... John M. Lemmon .. .. .... . Winnsboro ......... .
28 Florence .. .... . ....... H. Barnwell Lee ..... . .. ... Scranton .. .. . ..... .
29 Florence ... ..... .... .. Wallace Altman .......... l{in gsburg ............. . . .
30 Georgetown ...........John P . Beaty .. . ..... ..... Georgetown ... ... ..
31 Greenville .... .. . ..... T. M. Mayfield . . ...... ... . . Greer ......... . ..... 10-22
32 Greenville ........ .. ... James P. Huff ...... .. ..... Greenville
33 Greenville ............ Harper L. Gatrett ...... Greenville .. .... . .. .
34 Greenwood ... . .. .. .. . D. B.Alexnnder .. , ........ Greenwood
1923
35 Greenwood .......... . E. \V. Peterson . .......... . Greenwood ...... . . .
36 Hampton ... . ...... . . . J os. J. Mackay, Jr ........ Orangeburg . . ....... 1922*
37 Horry .. .... . ...... ... Elbert N. Mc White . . ...... Conway .......... . .
38 J asper . . ..... . . . ...... T. Lincoln Taylor ..... . ... Ridgeland ......... .
39 Kershaw ...... • ....... James J. Wallace .... .. . .. Camden . ... . . . .... .
40 Lancaster ... •. ... . ... E. T. Mobley .............. L.sncaster .......... .
41 Laurens ..... . . ....... . Q. D. Gasque ... . ... .... ... r~,urens .. . .. . . . . . .. 1922
42 Laurens . . .... . .. .. .. . B. R. Fuller ....... . ....... Mountville
1923
43 Lee .... .... .. .. ...... . Thos. C. Perrin, Jr ... ..... Bishopville .. .. .... .
44 Lexington . ....... ... S. C. George .............. Lexington .. . .. . .. ..
45 'McCormick: ... ... .... . J. A. Timmons ....... . .... Troy ... .... . . . . .... .
46 Marion ... .... . ..... ... Wm. L. Hubbard .......... Ala ri on . . .. . ..... . . .
47 Marlboro ...... . ...... J. B. Blanding ..... . ...... Sumter . .. .... ... .. . 1922*
48 Newberry ........... . . B. F. Tompkins ........ . .. . Newberry .......... .
49 Newberry .. ... .. ..... . A]ton A. Freeman ......... Ne"'berry .......... .
50 Oconee ............... D: S. McAlister . . .. .. . . . ... I va ..... . ......... .. 1922*
51 Orangeb urg .... .... .. Jas. G. Owen ....... . .. .. .. Orangeburg ...... .. .
52 Orangeburg .... . •..... tulton D. Berry . ... . .. . ... Orangeburg ... ... .. .
53 Orangeburg .... . ...... Chas. M. Tatum ........... Oran geburg ...... .. .
54 Pickens ..... . .. . .... .. Norman Yongue ........ . . Pickens . ...... .... . .
55 Ri chland .. .. . ..• .. . . .. J . B. Weston .. .......... .. Gadsden ............ 1922
56 Ri chland ........... . . John B. Motley . .. . .. . .... . Lykesland ...... .. . .
57 Saluda .. . .. . ......... . H. M. Corley .. ... . .... .. .. Saluda . ........ . ... .
58 Spartanburg . . ........ T. J. Boyd ................ Spartanburg ..... . . .
10-23
59 Spartanburg . . .. ...... H . M. Holmes .. ..... ... . . . Spartanburg ... . ... .
60 Spartanburg ....... . .. 1' heo. C. Adams . ..... ..... Spartanburg ...... . .
61 Spartanburg ... ... .... J . C. Ha rm on . . . .. ......... Lykesland .... . . .. 1922*
62 Sumter . ....... . ... ... A. D. Ti sdale ...... .. ...... Sumter . . . . . . . . . . . ..
1923
63 Sumter .... .. ...... ... Randolph H. Guthrie .. .. .. Sumter . . . . . .. . .. . . .
64 Union ................ Wm. W. Cone, Jr ......... Lodge ... . .. ....... 1922*
65 Williamsburg ..... . .. . Robt. J . Allen .... .. , ..... Greeleyville . . . . . . . .
66 Williamsburg ......... Chas. H Lesesne, Jr...... Greeleyville . . .. . . . .
67 York .. ... ..... . . . ... . W. I-I. Mccorkle ........ ... York ... . .... ... .. . . 1922
68 York .... ..... ... .. . .. J. E. Carroll . ... ... . .... . . York . . . . .. . . . . .. . . .
1923
Totals . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
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*Special award one-year scholarship, session 1921-22 onl y.
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EXPIRES.
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1921>
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1925
1924
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1925,
1925,
1925
10-25
1925
19"..5
1925
1925
1925
1925
1925
1924
1925
1925
1925
1925..
1924.
1925
10-24
1924
1924
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1925
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COURSES OF STUDIES
The course of stndies for the first t"·o years is obligatory, all
Cadets doing the same classroom " ·ork. In the last two years
some of the studies nre reqnired, others are electiTe.
F1msr-nu;-,;
"'
CLASS.
Mathernatics, 5 hom's a "·eek, 9 months. Adrnnced Algeb ra;
Ford & Ammerman·s Solid Geometry; " 'ent"·orth & Smith"s
P lane and Spher ical Trigonometry.
Physics. 4 hours a ,Yeek, D months. Kimlrnll"s College Ph ys ics;
Laboratory ,York.
English, 3 hours a week, .9 months. Canby & Opdycke"s Compositi on. The Centnry Handbook; Types of Literature.
Histor~,, 3 hours a week, 9 months. Hnyes' Political nnd Socinl
History of Modern Europe. Vol. I.
French , 3 hours a wee k, 9 months. Francois' Beginner s'
French; Gueber's Contes et Legendes.
Mi litary Science, 1 hour a \Yeek, 9 months. Infantry Drill
Regu lation s, U . S . Army.
Total hours n week, 19.
SOPHOMORE CL ASS .
Mathematics, 3 hours a " ·eek, 9 months. Sphericnl Geometry
and Trigonometry; , Vi lson & Tra cey's Ana lytic Geometry.
C hemi stry, 4 hours a week, 9 months. McPherson & Henderson's Chemistry; Exercises in Chemistry; Lnboratory work.
English , 8 hours a ,Yeek, 9 months. B r ooke's English Literature; Pace·s Illust ratirn Readings ; Century Readings in
American Literature; Rhetoric.
History, 3 hours a ,nek, 9 months. Cross' History of England
anc}. Great Britain.
French , 3 honrs a ,Yeek, 9 months. Ballard's French Reader;
Daudet's Trois Contes de Choisis.
Dra,Ying and Descriptive Geometry, 4 ho11rs a week, 9 months. ·
French ·s Engineering Drawing; Church's Descripti ,·e Geometry.
Military Science, 1 hour a week, 9 months. Guard Manual,
U . S. A . ; Firing R egulations for Small Arms; Infantry Drill
Regulations.
Total hours a week, 21.
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JUNIOR CLASS.
,.,
Engineering (elective) 4 hours a week, 9 months. Raymond's
Surveying;- French's Engineering Drawing.
Mathematics (elective) 3 hours a week, 9 months. Thomas'
Applied Calculus.
Chemistry (elective) 9 hours a week, 9 months. Smith's General Chemistry; Laboratory Outline; Tower's Qualitative Analysis.
Physics II (required) 3 hours a week, 9 months. Duff's
Physics.
Physics III (elective) 5 hours a week, 9 months. Mechanics
and Heat.
English, 3 hours a week, 9 months. Shakespeare's Plays.
French (elective) 3 hours a week, 9 months. Various French
texts.
German (elective) 3 hours a week, 9 months. Various German
texts.
Spanish (elective) 3 hours a week, 9 months. Var ions Spanish
texts.
Military Science, 1 hour a week, 9 months. Field Service Regulations; Map Reading and Sketching; Infantry Drill Regulations, U. S. A.
SENIOR CLASS.
Engineering (elective) 10 hours a week, 9 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; Merriman's Sanitary Engineering.
Physics (elective) 10 hours a week, 9 months. Advanced
Physics, Laboratory work.
English (elective) 3 hours a week, 9 months. The English
Essay.
Chemistry (elective) 9 hours a week, 9 months. Talbot's
Quantitative Chemical Analysis; Cohen's Theoretical Organic
Chemistry; Laboratory work.
Biology (elective) 4 hours a week, 9 months. Parker & Haswell's Manual of Zoology; Drew's Invertebrate Zoology.
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Government and Politics, 3 hours a week, 9 months. Ely's
Outlines of Economics.
French (elective) 3 hours a week, 9 months. Various French
texts.
'
German (elective) 3 hours a week, 9 months. Various
· German
texts.
Spanish (elective) 3 hours a week, 9 months. Various Spanish
texts.
Military Science, 2 hours a week, 9 months. Beach's Military .
Engineering; Dudley's Abridgement of Military Law; Laws of
·vvar; Drill Regulations; Manual of Courts · Martial.
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.
PRESIDENT'S
REPORT
OF
REVENUES
AND
EXPENDITURES
R evenues
Balance ,_July 1, 1920 . . . ....................... . .. .... .. .
General
I.Taxes, General-State Appropriations
(a) General Maintenance .. . ........... .
(b) Upkeep Buildings and Grounds ..... .
( c ) Superintendence and R ecords ..... .
(d) College and Military Instruction ... .
(e) College Hospital ..... . ....... .-.... .
(f ) Buildings N ew Citadel .. ........ . .. .
I.
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$44,078
23,500
8,643
32,881
2,336
690,708
90
71
87
29
31
89
$3,706 67
802,149 97
II.
Special
T a xes, Special-Charleston
(a) City Schola r ships .. . .... ... ...... . .
2. Pay Fund
Board, Lodging, 'l.' uition, H eat, Lights,
Laundry, Uniforms, Books, Hospital
3. Sa les-Quartermast er ........... . ...... .
4. Inter est- Bank D eposit ........ . . .. ..... .
73,386 77
60 00
507 57
76,204 34
III R eceipts not R evenue
1. Property F ees ................ .. ....... .
2. U. S. Commutation, Uniforms ........... .
3. R efunds-Bldgs. New Citad el ........... .
1,355 02
9,356 00
11,748 34
22,459 36
1.
:r
Total
.......... . . . ... . . . . : ........... . .
2,250 00
$904,520 34
THE CITADEL
Ex penditures
Superintendence and Records
Operation
...
Persona l Service
A.
A.
B.
:Salaries
..... . .................. .
Contract a nd Open Order service
B-1. Transportation . . .............. .
B-2. Communication .. . .... . ...... . . .
B-4. Printing and Advertising .. . . . .. .
C. Supplies
C-4. Office Supplies ... . ............ .
$10,550 62
1,922 87
405 14
2,557 12
4,885 13
1,730 11
�20
D. ]'ixed Cha rges and Contr ibu tions
D-3. Rents . . . .. ... . . ..... . . . .. .. .. . .
D-10. Contributions . . .. . ...... . .. . . .
15 00
356 00
371 00
'.l.'otal Operation
$17,536 86
Capital Outlay
G. Equipment
G-1. Office Equipment
307 87
T otal Superin tendence and Recor ds
$17.84-! 73
College and Military I nstruction
Opera tion
A. Personal Service
A-1. Salaries . . .. . . ... . . . . . . ... . . . . .
41,588 10
C.
Supplies
C-8. Educational and Recr eationa l
Supplies ... . . . . . . . . ...... . .
149 97
D-13. Military Supplies ... . .. .. . . . . . .
500 17
D.
650 14
Fixed Cha rges and Cont ribu tions
D-11 . Oth er Fixed Charges and Cont ri-
butions P a id to Sta te Trea s.
8,395 37
Tota l College & Mili tary Instruction
$50,633 61
College H ospital
Operatiort
A. P ersonal Service
A-1. Sala r ies ..... .... .. . .... . .. . . . . .
3,000 00
A-2. "\Vages . . . . . . . .. . .. . . .. . ... . . .. .
673 59
C.
Supplies
C-6 Medical a nd Surgical Supplies
3,673 59
527 98
Total College Hospital
$4,201 57
E wpenditures
Upkeep B uilding and Grounds
Operation
Personal Service
A-1. Salaries ... .. ... . .... . .. . .. .. .. .
A-2. Wages . . .. . . . .. . .. . .. .. . .... . . .
A.
$3,815 00
3,003 15 10,818 15
�21
B.
C.
Contract and Open Order Service
B-1. Express, Freight, etc . . . . . . . . . . . .
B-3. Repair9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
447 57
5,517 89
Supplies
C-2. Fuel Supplies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5,056
C-11. Water Supplies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1,805
C-12. Light and power ..... . . . .... .. . . . . 2,571
C-15. Other Supplies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1,943
92
18
47
50 11,377 07
D. Fixed Charges and Contributions . . .
D-5. Insurance . . . . .. ..... .. . . . . ... .
Capital Outlay
G. Equipment
G-3. Household Equipment . . . .. . . . . .
G-7. Educational and Recreational
Equipment .. _ .... . ...... .
G-9. Other Equipment .. ... .. . .. .. . . .
5,965 46
$32,735 99
4,575 31
1,015 83
1,591 66
221 87
H. Land and Structures
H-2. Non-Structural I mprovements
Grading . ... . ... . .......... .
2,829 36
1,787 50
'l.'otal Capital Outlay ........... .
$4,616 86
T otal Upkeep Buildings and
Grounds .......... . . . . ... .
$37,352 85
Buildings New Citadel
Capital Outlay
Lands and Structures
H-3. Buildings ..................... .
H.
699,369 56
$809,402 82
Total- The Citadel
Cadet Activit ies
,...
Subsistence
Operation
A. Personal Service
A-1. Wages ............ . .. . ........ .
C. Supplies
C-1. Food ......... . .. ... . ... . .. , , , , .
C-2. Fuel .......................... .
C-7. Refrigerating ........ .... ..... .
Total Subsistence .. . .... . . . . . .. .
5,362 34
33,313 99
1,174 71
751 47 35,240 17
$40,602 51
�22
Laundry
Operation
A.
Personal Service
A-1. Salaries . . . .. ........ . . .. . . ... .
A-2. Wages
C.
840 00
1,448 00
Supplies
C-5. Laundry Supplies ... . .......... .
'I'otal Laundry .. . ........ . . .. .. . .
l
2,288 00
t
394 93
$2,682 93
Operation
C.Supplies
C-8. Educational and Recreational Supplies ....... . .. ....... . .... • • •. • •
9,547 92
C-14. Clothing . .. . ......... . ... ..... . . 31,048 90
.,, ...
Total Sales . . . .. ...... .. .... . ... .
40,596 82
Total Cadet Activities .... .... .
$83,882 26
Total The Citadel ......... .
$809,402 32
Grand Total ... ....... . ... .
Balance June 30, 1921 . ...... . .. . . .
$893,284 58
11,235 76
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$904,520 34
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