Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-21
POST GRAD. SCHOOL
IN WORKING ORDER
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Tor he future q the post-gr i iuate
school are more favorable Than ever
before They received much encour.
agement from ste declare ion hi Sc d:
Rotary Daniels. who spoke al the for
NAL opening Of the school last Il aurs-
aay. that posi- graduate ileasita
along special lines Is to receive &c
earnest attention of the Says depart
neilt and Is likely % DC I: iargesg ana
expanded greaij
There are now forty six officers 81
the Nary III the school ana some more
are 10 report Those already here.
with the branch they ara pursuing
are: Engineering Iientenant-Com
manders p n i1DNner. HI s. Jeans.
HI K Keller. II vi Paine. r S. Boyd.
3J r. Bremen II. Dudley. Il, III. Dun
bar. i X Esler. II H Little, Isl III
osgeod n M Pillsbury, Ii. i. White,
$. q Womble and Lieut. Daflts i. w.
burroughs, H: Cnrrier. Ii 4. benz
ling, W E. MalIoy, 4 f Perry b. Bs
Ralston, q X Rednlan. q. j. stecker.
n. WI Wicks and q b. wilson
Radio Lieutenant Commanders III.
X, Fem, RI AN Lavender W. ] Ruble
and Lieutenant r. G. Starkey
Ordnance Lieutenant Commanders
10, W, Bagby, W Fl RI HANDY. q 81.
Davis, n. q Gillette ]. a. Jones, Jr.,
]. Il. King. ] Nee Miller IL b. Moore.
M Al Shaw. Ct VI Wolf and L. 4.
Woodside, and Lieutenants &. f.
Bryant. RI W. Hayler. q Ii. Jones.
+. w Rudd0ck. II. a. Spanagel and r.
VI Westfall
The head Of the department, Cap
tain Ernest ]. King. an officer OF rec
Eognized ability along professional
lines Commander Robert a. Theobaid
is executive officer. and Lieutenant
Commanders Joseph j Broshek and
Clarence RI Hyatt are also attached
TO the department The regular in-
#strlictors are Professors Ralph ii.
Root, Leonard Al Doggett and William
ID. Ennis and Assistant Professors
Charles G. Bramble. Clarence r. Boil
.giano and Charles a Styer From
time "a time lectures are delivered iii
courses or singIy by members of the
Academic stan and others
For the first time since the depart
.ment began it's work, more than ten
years ago. II has its own building, the
Marine Barracks being turned over
to Ii. The Barracks are situated
across College Greek from the grounds
OF the Academy proper. its rooms have
been arranged for lecture and class
rooms and offices iii d very convenient
way Still, with the increase In the
number of pupils which Is projected.
and the expansion OF Its work, the
department viii soon need d special
building, and this is one Of the things
which Is likely will be Accomplished
soon ut the Naval Academy II is pro-
posed that each year the number OF
naval officers sent here will be i'm
creased, while the portion on the whole
course which will be carried out here
will be greater Most OF the courses
continue for two years. but period
of from four months to d year, only,
is spent q Annapolis. It's hoped to
make this period longer.
Much interest IL also being taken
In this connection, with the determine
ton of the site Of the naval laboratory
for which two million dollars has been
set aside. The Naval Advisory Board
recommended that Il be located al An
.napolis, but Secretary Of the Navy
Daniels has not vet approved i. It IS
pointed ont that much OF The post
graduate work Of practical. expert
mental and research character could
be done 1T the laboratory while ii
would bring to the Academy many men
#of eninence IN engineering and other
branches. who could also become lec-
.turers to the post graduaM students