The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-13

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devote themselves 70 p,ibhc aHaife
Harold 4. HetFIch, William A. Johnson,
IeniesJ i. Loving, Freierick y Downing ard
Edmund H. Daley, the hret nvs mon In the
class. we're the ar.' 70 80, thelr diplomas.
assigned 60 whatever branch Of the service
they may eelect, u IA customary for the
first nine 70 ohOoes the engineers,
Charles A. Lewis Ia che tet man Of the claee.
When he stepped np for HE diploma and 70
vas seen that he wss about secretary Tefte
size. everybody roared The SECRETARY
laughed as hard m anybody sloe. These
cadets got diplomas:
Clyde r. Abraham. Prank NJ. Audrewa.
Edward D Ardsry. George o. Bartlett. jane
2. Bradshaw. Morgan l. Brett. Richard G.
Burieson. George n Byfd, Robert N. Camp
bell. Adna r. Chaffee. it,. Henry b. ciagett,
George H.. Converse. DR.. Fred A. Cook.
Edmund r.. Daley. Calvert z. Davenport.
George W. DeArmond. Frederick T. Dick
man, Walter Z, Donahue. Frederick b. Down
Ing. Max A. Elser. Henry A. Finch. Hally
Fox. Charles B. Lakewood. Alexander g..
Gillespie. Joseph A. Green, John c. Hender-
son. Harold 8, Hetriok. Lloyd p. Horsfall.
Rene L. Der. Hoyle. Frederic Z. Humphreys.
Harold W. Huntley. Richard II. Jacob. WILL
lam A. johnson, Ralph A. Jones. Pierre Y.
Kieffer. Joseph G. King. william z Lane.
Jr.. Charles A. Lewis. Howard X. Louahry.
James J. Loving. william T.. Macmillan.
Matt z. Madigan. Paul r. Manchester, Philip
Mathews. John c. Maui. Earl Mcfarland.
Charles G.. Mettler. Arthur ID. Minick. George
NJ. Morrow, Jr., Dawson olmstead. George
H. Paine. Cortlandt Parker. Joseph II. Pelot,
Alexander G.. Pendleton. Jr.. Ralph Met.
PennelI. John s. Pratt. John G.. Quekemeyer,
James W. Riley. Donald A. Robinson, Charles
X. Rockwell, William W. Rose. Hugo d.
Schultz. Harry A. Schwsbe, Martyr II. Shute.
Del. Smith, Byard Sneed. Horace
F. Spurein. Walter 8. sturgill. Marcellus H.
Thompson, Henry W. Torney. George E.
Turner. Jonathan NJ. Wainwright. Roy r.
waring, Oscar westover, Edward ". Wild
rick, Walter Al. Wilhelm, Forrest l.. Wnllford
and Harry D. r. Zimmerman.
The graduates all went down to new
York in the afternoon, accompanied by
most of the second year men. who are on
furlough. The graduates shed their cadet
uniforms as soon as the exercises were
over and donned civilian dress. They re-
ceived cave until September 30, when they
will take up their duties as Second Lieu
tenants.
With this merry crowd travelled some
few melancholy youths who had been
found ~ tits a terrible thing to be found
al West Point. Itmeans that you are either
dismissed or dropped back to the sucoeed-
ing class for deficiency of some sort.
The remaining cadets tomorrow go into
camp for the summer. Tn camp is his
year named Camp Schofeld, In memory Of
the late Lieut., Gen. Schofeld.