Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-02-11
MIDsHIPMAN WILLIAM o. WALLACE.

s. Emil a. Lichenstein, Tex.
8. Alfred NJ. Cohen, Philadelphia, Pa.
10. Major G. Shirley, Anderson, 5. G..
IL. G.. NJ. Ravenscroft, Cleveland, O.
IL. Arie A. Corwin, Pontiac, Mich.
l3, c. Humphreys, Louisville, Ky.
Ia. Harry J. Albeit, Covington, Ky.
10. Charles w. Crosse, Stoughton, Ky.
lG. II. ID. Pryor, San Francisco, Cal.
~. Claudius X. Hyatt, Jonesville, Va.
rs. Sloan Danenhower, at large.
10. George McC. Courts, at large.
90. Roy +. Enrich Galesburg, III.
2l. John S. Barleon, Macarthur O.
%. Jacob II. Klein, Jr., Cincinnati, q.
90. w. Il. Smith, Fredericksburg, Va.
"a. Jacob l.. lIydrick, Orangeburg, Va.
%. Louis +. Thibault, Winsted, CT.
26. Herbret Il. Spencer, Duluth, MINI.
27. S. B. Mckinney. Knoxville, Tenn.
2S. WE. Coehrane, Jr., Bismivk, n. y.
%. Baxter II. Bruce, Eyart, Mich.
30. Charles s. Keller, Easton, Pa.
81. Eugene b. Walker, Denver, Col.
80. George II. Laird, Wheeling, VIVA.
"a. Henry q. Shonerd, Carlin. New.
35. George G.. Logan, Charleston, =. G.
36. John b. Earle, Los Angeles. Cal.
81. G. Nee. MeGill, Lambertville, n. j.
90. george 4. IoWaStNs DuIIts y.
80. Frederick T.. Lilley, Waterbury, ct.
40. Ellis Lando, Honolulu, w. Va.
al. Herbert Il. Holden, Portage, Wis.
A. G, II. Blackburn, Evanston, Wyo.
43. H.V. McKittrick, Rochester, Ny.
Al. f. Goldthwaite, Covington,. Ky.
45. Harlow Il. Kays, Phoenix, Ariz.
46. Il A. Symington, Catonsville, Nd.
AZ. F.W. Lagerquist, Minneapolis, Min
AS. Richard IL. Cassidy, Norwich, tCt.
AZ. Ralph b. Horner, Denver, Col.
90. Robert G. GrifTen, Lincoln, Neb.
The class as n whole is a splendid
body of young men of the material of
which splendid naval officers are
made. 1t contains number of mid
shipmen who have won special dis
tinction along various lines at the
Naval Academy.
WHO THEY ARE
Midshipman Alfred G. Cohen, Of
PHILADELPHIA, is the .'five-striper,
that is the cadet commander of the bril-
gade. the highest position TO be won
by midshipman i'm the military or
ganization of the Naval Academy.
He deserves particular credit for his
high standing, as he has had much
trouble with his eyes and has peen on
sick leave for some time during the
last year of his course. He has play
ed on the Navy baseball nine and is
one of the best boxers in the Academy.
Churchill Humphrey, of Louisville,
Ky., is president of the class and has
unusual executive ability and matur-
ity OF Judgment. He has the honor of
being the president of the class which
took definite and sincere action against
hazing at the Naval Academy and his
influence was large factor in this
position.
Claudius II. Hyatt, of Jonesville,
Va, is the cadet lieutenant command
er, commanding the second battalion,
rank next in order to Cohen's. lie
was. also manager of the Navy boat
crew for this season.
Sloan Danenhower, son of Lieut.. J..
w. Danenhower, of the De Long Arctic
Expedition, is one of The best rifle
shots i'm the Institution and captain OF
the Ace icmy illN team.
Louis = inibsuit, or Winsted,
Conn, has PLAYED center field on the
Academy baseball nine for three sea-
sons and had been elected captain for
the coming season. His good scholas-
tie work, however, compelled him to
forego the exercise of this responsible
ity and honor.
Herbert l.. Spencer is the popular
captain of the football team, the first
which defeated West Point for many
years. He is one Of the youngest
members of the class, but filled his
responsible position splendidly. He
has also won many other honors. lie
has pitched some games on the base
ball nine, is lieutenant. commander of
the first battalion, a member of the
hop committee OF his class, and n
mebmer of the Academy choir. In the
terms scholastic work he stood No.
in his class.
Stephen b. Mckinney, of Knox
Vile, Tenn. has also won many
honors. He is leader of the choir.
chairman OF the hop committee and
adiutant of the second battalion. He
has played good football .duTing sew
eral seasons and has been in some of
the match games. In studies ne has