The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25
GRADUATES OF ANNAPOLIS
SiXty-seveH Cadets to Receive Ma
val Academy Diplomas.
One of the Finest Classes That Ever
Left the InstItution-The Pro
Eramme Arranged for Cc,lmence-
ment Week an Interesting One.

gramme Arranged for Commence
ment Week an Interesting One.
ANNAPOLIS Nd, May 25-The gradu-
ating class of the Naval Academy for 1871
consists of sixty-seven members and is
one Of the best that ever left the institu-
ton. They are very highly thought of by
the superintendent and other officers. As
first class men petty officers. it Is said,
they have done more to raise the cadet
standard than any class for some years
They VIII be greatly missed at the
Academy, especially where field sports
and athletics are concerned. Included in
the list Of graduates are some o. the best
athletes the Academy has ever produced
in all departments. The first navy boat
crew, which made such q splendid record
this year, viii lose its captain, Roger VII
liams. who rows No :: BerthCIf, bow,
Foote. stroke, and Whitlock. No . The
fencing team which defeated the French
cadets and also won the intercollegiate
fencing tournament-Tenry. Mcbride. and
Andrews-wiu 60 The baseball team
loses Captain Hammer, first base and
Long. third base, aud last, but not least,
the football team win lose quite a mum
Der OF stars including the halfback and
captain. ORE W. Fowler: the halfback.
ManIey; the quarterback, Long, ard the
Ieftguard, Fremont. The track and field
teams will also lose heavily.
The list Of graduates who VIII receive
their diplomas in June. follows:
William Bailey FogaTty, Cnio; Arthur
Clarence Conway, Michigan; Julius a
Furer, Wisconsin; Lewis Bowen Nc
Bride Pennsylvania; Joseph z. King,
Ohio; Isaac Irving Yates, New YORK; Sid
nev Morgan Henry. New York; William
Norris. Pennsylvania; Byron Andrew
Long. California; H Chester Richardson
PENNSYLVANIA; Charles Willis Fisher il,
MARYLAND; John Henry Walsh Washing
ton; Oliver Frederick Lansing. North car
o1iDa- James Lee Ackerson, Michigan, Al
fred Graham Howe, Indiana: Raymond
S+ednan Keves. Ohio; George c. WesteT-
welt. Texas; J Townsend Burrel virginia
Earnest \. Brooks. Tennessee; William H
Steinhagen. Indiana; Merrill Grail Cook,
Kansas: AdoIphus Andrews, Texas; Har-
old Earle Cook, Massachusetts; John Nj
det Enochs. Mississippi; Rufus Sumner
NanIey. Kansas; ManIey Hale Simmons,
Rhode Island; Thomas Richardson kurtz,
Minnesota: Casper Goodrich, Connecticut;
TVvgant b Bourne, Florida; William Sat
eriee Pye. Pennsylvania; John Parker
Jackson. New Jersey: Ivan Ernest Bass
Mississippi: Frank R McCraTy. Arkansas
c Laurence Erun New York; Edward
Chambers Hammer, jr-, Virginia; Arthur
Philip Fairfield Maine; Edward E!wei
Spafford. Vermont; Theodore A Kittenger.
Indiana: George Franklin Neal Tonnes
see: Wallace Bertholf, New Jersey; John
Charles Fremont, il, New York; Roger
Williams. New York; Burreu c Allen,
Kansas: Newman keTshaw Perry, jT-,
South Carolina; Frank MCCommOn Mis-
souri,. John Franklin Green, North Caro-
lima. John Honseal Furse, Georgia; J.
Leonard HiIiman Virginia. Owen Horace
Oakley. Nebraska; Walter Newaau Yer
non. Percy Wright Foote North Caro-
lima: William Henry Allen. South Caro-
lima. Gerard P Nightingale, New York;
Lewis Smith Cox, jr-, New Jersey; Orrie
Walter Fowler, Iowa; Guy WilkersOn
Steuart Castle. Michigan; Guy Whitlock
Minnesota; Charles T. Hutchins, jr-, Penn
sylvania; John Downs. jr.. at large;
George Fred Blair, Michigan; Jesse Bish-
op Gay South Dakota; John James Fitz-
patrick Louisiana; William WintOn Cal
braith Tennessee; Jehn J. Hannigan, Il
Iinois; John Murphy Caffery. Louisiana;
Rufus FairchiId ZOgbaum, jT., New York;
John Vincent Babcock, Iowa.
The graduating exercises Of the Naval
Academy VIII begin June 3. when the
Board of Visitors viii be officially re
cciged- The members Of the board are:
Senator PeaTySe Senator Martin. Rep
r,sertHtfvc Pcarre Representative Loud.
Representative Meyer J. F. +. Foss.
Minara polls. Mimi; Hon. John ?. Swa-
seg. Canton, Ne; w. G. Shackford. South
Orange. n j Park Benjamin. New York
gity. Henry \. Marsh. Worcester. Mass,
Gen. Z. S. Brags Fond du Lac, WIS,
and Rear Admiral S Z. Luce United
States Navy tretired), Newport, r
r Every IOTmality is employed in the re
ception of the board by the officers and
cadets. The cadets VIII parade as bat
TALON Of infantry, with the Academy
f:auG. The Marine Battalion. with field
music viii be formed on the road leading