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ANNUAL  REGISTER 
UNITED  STATES 
NAVAL  ACADEMY 
ANNAPOLIS,  MD.  * 


SEVENTY-THIRD  ACADEMIC 
YEAR,  1917-1918  * ^ * 


GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 
WASHINGTON,  D.  C.  * * 1917 


ANNUAL  REGISTER 


OF  THE 

United  States  Naval  Academy 

ANNAPOLIS,  MD. 


OCTOBER  1,  1917 


SEVENTY-THIRD  ACADEMIC  YEAR 


WASHINGTON 

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CONTENTS. 


Page. 

Historical  Sketch 5 

Superintendents 13 

Board  of  Visitors 14 

Academic  Calendar 15 

Calendar,  1917-18 16 

Officers  of  the  United  States  Naval  Academy 17 

Academic  Board . 25 

Regimental  Officers 27 

Practice  Cruise,  Summer  of  1917 33 

Classes  of  Midshipmen,  at  beginning  of  Academic  Year  1917-18,  with 

Relative  Standing  for  Last  Academic  Year 55 

Midshipmen  of  the  Fourth  Class  at  the  Beginning  of  Academic  Year, 

1917-18 138; 

Sea  Service  of  Midshipmen  Readmitted  in  1917  or  Turned  Back  to 

Class  of  1921 159 

Numerical  Summary 161 

Appointments,  Deaths,  Resignations,  etc 163 

Merit  Rolls 171 

Regulations  for  Admission  of  Candidates 261 

Course  of  Instruction 277 

Table  of  Coefficients 282 

Assignment  of  Time 282 

Program  of  Recitations 283 

Course  of  Practical  Instruction 284 

Summary  of  Practical  Instruction 286= 

Summer  Schedule,  1917 287 

Instruction  Schedule  for  Midshipmen  and  Reserve  Officers 294 

Class  1871  Prize 297 

Prizes,  Medals,  etc.,  Presented,  1916-17 290 

Alphabetical  List  of  Officers  (Naval  and  Civil) 301 

Alphabetical  List  of  Midshipmen 307 


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THE  UNITED  STATES  NAVAL  ACADEMY. 


The  United  States  Naval  Academy  was  founded  in  1845  by  the  Hon.  George  Ban- 
croft, Secretary  of  the  Navy,  in  the  administration  of  President  James  K.  Polk.  It 
was  formally  opened  October  10  of  that  year  under  the  name  of  the  Naval  School, 
with  Commander  Franklin  Buchanan  as  superintendent.  It  was  placed  at  Annapolis, 
Md.,  on  the  land  occupied  by  Fort  Severn,  which  was  given  up  by  the  War -Depart- 
ment for  the  purpose.  The  course  was  fixed  at  five  years,  of  which  only  the  first  year 
and  the  last  were  spent  at  the  school,  the  intervening  three  years  being  passed  at  sea. 
This  arrangement  was  not  strictly  adhered  to,  the  exigencies  of  the  service  making  it 
necessary,  in  many  cases,  to  shorten  the  period  of  study.  In  January,  1846,  four 
months  after  the  opening  of  the  school,  the  students  consisted  of  36  midshipmen  of 
the  date  of  1840,  who  were  preparing  for  the  examination  for  promotion;  13  of  the 
date  of  1841,  who  were  to  remain  until  drafted  for  service  at  sea;  and  7 acting  midship- 
men, appointed  after  September  of  the  previous  year.  The  midshipmen  of  the  date 
of  1840  were  the  first  to  be  graduated,  finishing  their  limited  course  in  July,  1846, 
and  they  were  followed  in  order  by  the  subsequent  dates  until  the  reorganization  of 
the  school  in  1850. 

In  September,  1849,  the  following  board  was  appointed  to  revise  the  plan  and  the 
regulations  of  the  Naval  School: 

Commander  William  B.  Shubrick, 

Commander  Franklin  Buchanan, 

Commander  Samuel  F.  Du  Pont, 

Commander  George  P.  Upshur, 

Surgeon  W.  S.  W.  Ruschenberger, 

Professor  William  Chauvenet, 

Captain  Henry  Brewerton,  United  States  Army. 

The  plan  reported  by  the  board  was  approved,  and  went  into  operation  July  1, 1850. 
The  new  organization  provided  for  a course  of  seven  years,  the  first  two  and  the  last 
two  at  the  school  and  the  three  intermediate  years  at  sea.  The  school  was  placed 
under  the  supervision  of  the  Bureau  of  Ordnance  and  Hydrography,  and  its  name  was 
changed  to  the  United  States  Naval  Academy.  The  corps  of  professors  was  enlarged, 
the  course  was  extended,  and  the  system  of  separate  departments  with  executive 
heads  was  fully  adopted.  It  was  provided  that  a Board  of -Visitors  should  make  an 
annual  inspection  of  the  academy  and  report  upon  its  condition  to  the  Secretary  of 
the  Navy.  A suitable  vessel  was  attached  to  the  academy  as  a practice  ship,  and  the 
annual  practice  cruises  were  begun. 

After  the  system  had  been  in  operation  a year  new  changes  were  proposed,  and  the 
recommendations  of  the  academic *board  on  the  subject  were  referred  to  the  board  of 
examiners  for  the  year  1851,  composed  of  the  following-named  officers: 

Commodore  David  Conner, 

Captain  Samuel  L.  Breese, 

Commander  C.  K.  Stribling, 

Commander  A.  Bigelow, 

Commander  Franklin  Buchanan, 

Lieutenant  Thomas  T.  Craven. 


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HISTORICAL  SKETCH. 


The  change  recommended  by  the  board  of  examiners,  and  adopted  by  the  depart- 
ment, consisted  mainly  in  leaving  out  the  requirement  of  three  years  of  sea  service 
in  the  middle  of  the  course,  thus  making  the  four  years  of  study  consecutive.  The 
practice  cruise  supplied  the  place  of  the  omitted  sea  service  and  gave  better  oppor- 
tunities for  training.  The  change  went  into  operation  in  November,  1851,  together 
with  other  improvements  recommended  by  the  board.  This  system  has  been  con- 
tinued, with  some  slight  modifications,  to  the  present  time.  The  first  class  to  receive 
the  benefit  of  it  was  that  which  entered  in  1851.  Six  members  of  this  class  completed 
the  course  in  three  years  and  were  graduated  in  June,  1854;  the  rest  of  the  class  fol- 
lowed in  1855. 

In  May,  1861,  on  the  outbreak  of  the  war,  the  academy  was  moved  to  Newport,  R.  I. 
The  three  upper  classes  were  detached  and  ordered  to  sea,  and  the  remaining  acting 
midshipmen  were  quartered  in  the  Atlantic  House  and  on  board  the  frigates  Consti- 
tution and  Santee.  In  the  summer  of  1865  the  academy  was  brought  back  to  Annapolis, 
where  it  has  since  remained. 

When  the  Bureau  of  Navigation  was  established,  July  5,  1862,  the  academy  was 
placed  under  its  supervision;  March  1,  1867,  it  was  placed  under  the  direct  care  and 
supervision  of  the  Navy  Department,  the  administrative  routine  and  financial  man- 
agement being  still  conducted  through  the  bureau.  On  the  11th  of  March,  1869,  this 
official  connection  with  the  bureau  ceased,  but  was  renewed  by  the  general  order  of 
the  Navy  Department  issued  June  25,  1889. 

The  term  of  the  academic  course  was  changed  by  law  March  3,  1873,  from  four  to 
six  years.  The  change  took  effect  with  the  class  that  entered  in  the  following  summer. 

In  1866  a class  of  acting  third  assistant  engineers  was  ordered  to  the  academy  for 
instruction.  The  course  embraced  the  subjects  of  steam  engineering,  mechanism, 
chemistry,  mechanics,  and  practical  exercises  with  the  steam  engine  and  in  the 
machine  shop.  This  class  was  graduated  in  June,  1868,  together  with  two  cadet 
engineers  who  had  entered  the  academy  in  1867.  After  an  interval  of  four  years,  in 
October,  1871,  a new  class  of  cadet  engineers  was  admitted.  This  class  followed  a 
two  years’  course,  somewhat  more  extended  than  that  of  the  class  of  1868,  and  was 
graduated  in  1873.  In  1872  and  1873  new  classes  were  admitted,  the  first  of  which 
left  the  academy  in  1874  and  the  second  in  1875.  By  an  act  of  Congress  approved 
February  24,  1874,  the  course  of  instruction  for  cadet  engineers  was  made  four  years 
instead  of  two;  the  new  provision  was  first  applied  to  the  class  entering  the  academy 
in  the  year  1874.  This  class  was  graduated  in  June,  1878. 

By  an  act  of  Congress  approved  August  5,  1882,  it  was  provided  that  from  that  date 
“there  shall  be  no  appointments  of  cadet  midshipmen  or  cadet  engineers  at  the  Naval 
Academy,  but  in  lieu  thereof  naval  cadets  shall  be  appointed  from  each  congressional 
district  and  at  large,  as  now  provided  by  law  for  cadet  midshipmen,  and  all  the  under- 
graduates at  the  Naval  Academy  shall  hereafter  be  designated  and  called  ‘naval 
cadets,’  and  from  those  Who  successfully  complete  the  six  years’  course  appointments 
shall  hereafter  be  made  as  it  is  necessary  to  fill  vacancies  in  the  lower  grades  of  the 
Line  and  Engineer  Corps  of  the  Navy  and  of  the  Marine  Corps:  And  provided  further , 
That  no  greater  number  of  appointments  into  these  grades  shall  be  made  each  year 
than  shall  equal  the  number  of  vacancies  which  has  occurred  in  the  same  grades  during 
the  preceding  year;  such  appointments  to  be  made  from  the  graduates  of  the  year,  at 
the  conclusion  of  their  six  years’  course,  in  the  order  of  merit,  as  determined  by  the 
academic  board  of  the  Naval  Academy;  the  assignment  to  the  various  corps  to  be  made 
by  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy  upon  the  recommendation  of  the  academic  board.  But 
nothing  herein  contained  shall  reduce  the  number  of  appointments  from  such  graduates 
below  ten  in  each  year,  nor  deprive  of  such  appointment  any  graduate  who  may 
complete  the  six  years’  course  during  the  year  eighteen  hundred  and  eighty-two. 
And  if  there  be  a surplus  of  graduates,  those  who  do  not  receive  such  appointment 
shall  be  given  a certificate  of  graduation,  an  honorable  discharge,  and  one  year’s  sea 


HISTORICAL  SKETCH 


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pay,  as  now  provided  by  law  for  cadet  midshipmen;  and  so  much  of  section  fifteen 
hundred  and  twenty-one  of  the  Revised  Statutes  as  is  inconsistent  herewith  is  hereby 
repealed.  ” 

“That  any  cadet  whose  position  in  his  class  entitles  him  to  be  retained  in  the  service 
may,  upon  his  own  application,  be  honorably  discharged  at  the  end  of  the  four  years’ 
course  at  the  Naval  Academy,  with  a proper  certificate  of  graduation.  ” 

In  1886  a special  course  of  instruction  in  physiology  and  hygiene  was  established, 
in  accordance  with  an  act  of  Congress  approved  May  20  of  that  year. 

The  act  of  Congress  approved  March  2,  1889,  provides  that  “the  academic  board  of 
the  Naval  Academy  shall  on  or  before  the  thirtieth  day  of  September  in  each  year 
separate  the  first  class  of  naval  cadets  then  commencing  their  fourth  year  into  two 
divisions,  as  they  may  have  shown  special  aptitude  for  the  duties  of  the  respective 
corps,  in  the  proportion  which  the  aggregate  number  of  vacancies  occurring  in  the 
preceding  fiscal  year  ending  on  the  thirtieth  day  of  June  in  the  lowest  grade  of  com- 
missioned officers  of  the  Line  of  the  Navy  and  Marine  Corps  of  the  Navy  shall  bear  to 
the  number  of  vacancies  to  be  supplied  from  the  academy  occurring  during  the  same 
period  in  the  lowest  grade  of  commissioned  officers  of  the  Engineer  Corps  of  the  Navy; 
and  the  cadets  so  assigned  to  the  Line  and  Marine  Corps  division  of  the  first  class  shall 
thereafter  pursue  a course  of  study  arranged  to  fit  them  for  service  in  the  Line  of  the 
Navy,  and  the  cadets  so  assigned  to  the  Engineer  Corps  division  of  the  first  class  shall 
thereafter  pursue  a separate  course  of  study  arranged  to  fit  them  for  service  in  the 
Engineer  Corps  of  the  Navy,  and  the  cadets  shall  thereafter,  and  until  final  graduation 
at  the  end  of  their  six  years’  course,  take  rank  by  merit  with  those  in  the  same  division 
according  to  the  merit  marks;  and  from  the  final  graduates  of  the  Line  and  Marine 
Corps  division,  at  the  end  of  their  six  years’  course,  appointments  shall  be  made  here- 
after as  it  shall  be  necessary  to  fill  vacancies  in  the  lowest  grades  of  commissioned 
officers  of  the  Line  of  the  Navy  and  Marine  Corps;  and  the  vacancies  in  the  lowest 
grades  of  the  commissioned  officers  of  the. Engineer  Corps  of  the  Navy  shall  be  filled 
in  like  manner  by  appointments  from  the  final  graduates  of  the  engineer  division  at 
the  end  of  their  six  years’  course:  Provided , That  no  greater  number  of  appointments 
into  the  said  lowest  grades  of  commissioned  officers  shall  be  made  each  year  than 
shall  equal  the  number  of  vacancies  which  shall  have  occurred  in  the  same  grades 
during  the  fiscal  year  then  current;  such  appointments  to  be  made  from  the  final 
graduates  of  the  year,  in  the  order  of  merit  as  determined  by  the  academic  board  of 
the  Naval  Academy,  the  assignment  to  be  made  by  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy  upon 
the  recommendation  of  the  academic  board  at  the  conclusion  of  the  fiscal  year  then 
current;  but  nothing  contained  herein  or  in  the  naval  appropriation  act  of  August 
fifth,  eighteen  hundred  and  eighty-two,  shall  reduce  the  number  of  appointments  of 
final  graduates  at  the  end  of  their  six  years’  course  below  twelve  in  each  year  to  the 
Line  of  the  Navy  and  not  less  than  two  shall  be  appointed  annually  to  the  Engineer 
Corps  of  the  Navy,  nor  less  than  one  annually  to  the  Marine  Corps;  and  if  the  number 
of  vacancies  in  the  lowest  grades  aforesaid  occurring  in  any  year  shall  be  greater  than 
the  number  of  final  graduates  of  that  year  the  surplus  vacancies  shall  be  filled  from 
the  final  graduates  of  following  years  as  they  shall  become  available. 

“That  after  the  fourth  day  of  March,  eighteen  hundred  and  ninety- nine,  the  mini- 
mum age  of  admission  of  cadets  to  the  academy  shall  be  fifteen  years  and  the  maxi- 
mum age  twenty  years.  ” 

In  October,  1897,  a post-graduate  course  in  naval  architecture  for  the  education  of 
officers  for  the  Construction  Corps  of  the  Navy  was  established;  and  a class  was 
formed  from  the  naval  cadets  that  had  finished  the  four  years’  course  in  that  year. 

By  an  act  of  Congress  approved  March  3,  1899,  “the  officers  constituting  the  Engi- 
neer Corps  of  the  Navy”  were  “transferred  to  the  Line  of  the  Navy,  ” thereby  repealing 
so  much  of  the  act  of  Congress  approved  March  2,  1889,  as  relates  to  the  separation  of 
naval  cadets  of  the  first  class  into  line  and  engineer  divisions. 


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HISTORICAL  SKETCH. 


This  same  act  having  limited  the  number  of  constructors  in  the  Navy  to  40,  the 
post-graduate  course  in  naval  architecture  was  discontinued. 

By  an  act  of  Congress  approved  June  7,  1900,  it  was  provided  that — 

“Whenever  any  naval  cadet  shall  have  finished  four  years  of  his  undergraduate 
course  of  six  years  the  succeeding  appointment  may  be  made  from  his  congressional 
district  or  at  large  in  accordance  with  the  existing  law.  ” 

By  an  act  of  Congress  approved  July  1,  1902,  it  was  provided  that — 

“The  title  ‘naval  cadet’  is  hereby  changed  to  ‘midshipman.’ 

“That  until  the  year  nineteen  hundred  and  fourteen,  in  addition  to  the  naval  cadets 
now  authorized  by  law  (the  title  having  been  changed  by  this  act  to  midshipmen), 
the  President  shall  appoint  five  midshipmen,  and  there  shall  be  appointed  from  the 
States  at  large,  upon  the  recommendation  of  Senators,  two  midshipmen  for  each  State.” 
By  an  act  of  Congress  approved  March  3,  1903,  it  was  provided  that — 

“There  shall  be  allowed  at  the  Naval  Academy  two  midshipmen  for  each  Senator, 
Representative,  and  Delegate  in  Congress,  two  for  the  District  of  Columbia,  and  five 
each  year  at  large:  Provided , That  the  additional  congressional  appointments  author- 
ized by  this  act  shall  be  made  at  such  time  as  may  be  determined  by  the  Secretary  of 
the  Navy,  who  shall  equitably  distribute  the  increase  among  the  several  States, 
districts,  and  Territories,  so  that  ultimately,  if  practicable,  each  Senator,  Represent- 
ative, and  Delegate  may  recommend  for  appointment  during  each  Congress  one  mid- 
shipman: Provided  further,  That  Members  of  the  Fifty-seventh  Congress  who  will  not 
be  Members  of  the  Fifty-eighth  Congress,  and  in  whose  districts  or  States  appoint- 
ments have  not  been  made  or  vacancies  filled  in  the  Fifty-seventh  Congress,  may 
immediately  upon  the  passage  of  this  act  make  the  additional  appointments  herein 
provided  for. 

“The  Secretary  of  the  Navy  shall,  as  soon  as  practicable  after  the  fifth  day  of  March 
in  each  year,  notify  in  writing  each  Senator,  Representative,  and  Delegate  in  Congress 
of  any  vacancy  which  may  be  regarded  as  existing  in  the  State,  district,  or  Territory 
which  he  represents,  and  the  nomination  of  a candidate  to  fill  such  vacancy  shall  be 
made  upon  the  recommendation  of  the  Senator,  Representative,  or  Delegate.  Such 
recommendations  shall  be  made  by  the  first  day  of  June  of  that  year,  and  if  not  so 
made  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy  shall  fill  the  vacancy  by  the  appointment  of  an  actual 
resident  of  the  State,  district,  or  Territory  in  which  the  vacancy  exists,  who  shall 
have  been  for  at  least  two  years  immediately  preceding  his  appointment  an  actual 
bona  fide  resident  of  the  State,  district,  or  Territory  in  which  the  vacancy  exists  and 
shall  have  the  qualifications  otherwise  prescribed  by  law:  And  provided  further,  That 
the  Superintendent  of  the  Naval  Academy  shall  make  such  rules,  to  be  approved  by 
the  Secretary  of  the  Navy,  as  will  effectually  prevent  the  practice  of  hazing;  and  any 
cadet  found  guilty  of  participating  in  or  encouraging  or  countenancing  such  practice 
hall  be  summarily  expelled  from  the  academy,  and  shall  not  thereafter  be  reappointed 
to  the  Corps  of  Cadets  or  be  eligible  for  appointment  as  a commissioned  officer  in  the 
Army  or  Navy  or  Marine  Corps  until  two  years  after  the  graduation  of  the  class  of 
which  he  was  a member. 

“That  the  provisions  of  this  act  for  the  increase  of  appointments  of  midshipmen  to 
the  Naval  Academy  shall  continue  in  force  until  the  thirtieth  day  of  June,  nineteen 
hundred  and  thirteen;  and  thereafter  one  midshipman,  as  now  provided  by  law,  shall 
be  appointed  for  each  Senator,  Representative,  and  Delegate  in  Congress. 

“That  hereafter  there  shall  be  at  the  Naval  Academy  one  midshipman  from  Porto 
Rico,  who  shall  be  a native  of  said  island,  and  whose  appointment  shall  be  made  by 
the  President  on  the  recommendation  of  the  Governor  of  Porto  Rico. 

“That  after  January  first,  nineteen  hundred  and  four,  all  candidates  for  admission 
to  the  Naval  Academy  at  the  time  of  their  examination  must  be  between  the  ages  of 
sixteen  and  twenty  years.  ” 


HISTORICAL  SKETCH. 


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An  act  of  Congress  approved  April  9,  1906,  reads  as  follows: 

'‘AN  ACT  Granting  authority  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy,  in  his  discretion,  to  dismiss  midshipmen 
from  the  United  States  Naval  Academy  and  regulating  the  procedure  and  punishment  in  trials  for 
hazing  at  the  said  academy.” 

“ Be  it  enacted  by  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives  of  the  United  States  of  America 
in  Congress  assembled , That  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Superintendent  of  the  United 
States  Naval  Academy,  whenever  he  shall  believe  the  continued  presence  of  any 
midshipman  at  the  said  academy  to  be  contrary  to  the  best  interests  of  the  service, 
to  report  in  writing  such  fact,  with  a full  statement  of  the  facts  upon  which  are  based 
his  reasons  for  such  belief,  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy,  who,  if  after  due  consideration 
of  the  said  report  he  shall  deem  the  .superintendent’s  said  belief  reasonable  and  well 
founded,  shall  cause  a copy  of  the  said  report  to  be  served  upon  the  said  midshipman 
and  require  the  said  midshipman  to  show  cause,  in  writing  and  within  such  time  as 
the  said  Secretary  shall  deem  reasonable,  why  he  should  not  be  dismissed  from  the 
said  academy;  and  after  due  consideration  of  any  cause  so  shown  the  said  Secretary 
may,  in  his  discretion,  but  with  the  written  approval  of  the  President,  dismiss  such 
midshipman  from  the  said  academy.  And  the  truth  of  any  issue  of  fact  so  raised, 
except  upon  the  record  of  demerit,  shall  be  determined  by  a board  of  inquiry  con- 
vened by  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy  under  the  rules  and  regulations  for  the  govern- 
ment of  the  Navy. 

“Sec.  2.  That  so  much  of  the  acts  approved  June  twenty-third,  eighteen  hundred 
and  seventy-four,  and  March  third,  nineteen  hundred  and  three,  as  requires  the  Super- 
intendent of  the  United  .States  Naval  Academy  to  convene  a court-martial  in  all  cases 
when  it  shall  come  to  the  knowledge  of  the  said  superintendent  that  any  midshipman 
has  been  guilty  of  the  offense  commonly  known  as  ‘hazing,’  and  declares  the  finding 
of  a court-martial  so  convened,  when  approved  by  the  said  superintendent,  final,  and 
directs  that  any  midshipman  found  guilty  by  such  court-martial  shall  be  summarily 
dismissed  from  the  said  academy,  and  also  all  other  acts  or  parts  of  acts  inconsistent 
with  the  present  act  are  hereby  repealed,  and  that  the  offense  known  as  ‘hazing’  may 
hereafter  be  proceeded  against,  dealt  with,  and  punished  as  offenses  against  good  order 
and  discipline  and  for  violation  and  breaches  of  the  rules  of  said  academy.  But  no 
midshipman  shall  be  dismissed  for  a single  act  of  hazing  except  under  the  provisions 
of  section  three  of  this  act. 

“Sec.  3.  That  the  Superintendent  of  the  United  States  Naval  Academy  may,  in 
his  discretion,  and  with  the  approval  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy,  cause  any  midship- 
man in  the  said  academy  to  be  tried  by  court-martial  for  the  offense  of  hazing,  as  pro- 
vided by  the  act  approved  June  twenty-third,  eighteen  hundred  and  seventy-four,  and 
such  court-martial,  upon  conviction,  may  sentence  such  midshipman  to  any  punish- 
ment authorized  by  the  said  act  or  by  the  act  approved  March  third,  nineteen  hundred 
and  three,  or  authorized  for  any  violation  or  breach  of  the  rules  of  the  said  academy 
by  the  said  rules,  or  in  cases  of  brutal  or  cruel  hazing  may,  in  addition  to  dismissal, 
sentence  such  midshipman  to  imprisonment  for  a period  not  exceeding  one  year: 
Provided , That  such  midshipman  shall  not  be  confined  in  a military  or  naval  prison 
or  elsewhere  with  men  who  have  been  convicted  of  crimes  or  misdemeanors;  and  such 
finding  and  sentence  shall  be  subject  to  review  by  the  convening  authority  and  by  the 
Secretary  of  the  Navy,  as  in  the  cases  of  other  courts-martial. 

“Sec.  4.  That  the  offense  of  ‘hazing,’  as  mentioned  in  this  act,  shall  consist  of  any 
unauthorized  assumption  of  authority  by  one  midshipman  over  another  midshipman 
whereby  the  last-mentioned  midshipman  shall  or  may  suffer  or  be  exposed  to  suffer 
any  cruelty,  indignity,  humiliation,  hardship,  or  oppression,  or  the  deprivation  or 
abridgement  of  any  right,  privilege,  or  advantage  to  which  he  shall  be  legally  entitled. 

“Sec.  5.  That  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  every  professor,  assistant  professor,  academic 
officer,  or  any  cadet  officer  or  cadet  petty  officer,  or  instructor,  as  well  as  every  other 


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officer  stationed  at  the  United  States  Naval  Academy,  to  promptly  report  to  the  super- 
intendent thereof  any  fact  which  comes  to  his  attention  tending  to  indicate  any  viola- 
tion by  a midshipman  or  midshipmen  of  any  of  the  provisions  of  this  act  or  any  viola- 
tion of  the  regulations  of  the  said  academy.  Any  naval  officer  attached  to  the  academy 
who  shall  fail  to  make  such  report  as  provided  in  this  section  shall  be  tried  by  court- 
martial  for  neglect  of  duty,  and  if  convicted  he  shall  be  dismissed  from  the  service. 
Any  civilian  instructor  attached  to  the  academy  who  shall  fail  to  make  such  report  as 
provided  in  this  section  shall  be  dismissed  by  the  superintendent  of  the  academy  upon 
the  approval  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy. 

“Sec.  6.  That  this  act  shall  take  effect  from  the  date  of  its  approval,  but  no  mid- 
shipman now  connected  with  the  United  States  Naval  Academy  shall,  by  reason  of  its 
enactment,  be  punished  for  any  offense  heretofore  committed  otherwise  than  in  pur- 
suance of  the  sentence  of  a court-martial  (if,  by  existing  law,  such  sentence  would  be 
now  necessary  for  such  punishment)  or  punished  more  severely  than  is  now  by  law 
allowed  for  any  offense  heretofore  committed:  Provided,  That  any  midshipman  now 
in  said  Naval  Academy  may  waive  his  right  to  trial  by  court-martial  under  existing 
law  for  any  offense  of  hazing  heretofore  committed  and  may  accept  punishment  under 
the  provisions  of  section  two  of  this  act.” 

By  an  act  of  Congress  approved  June  29,  1906,  it  was  provided  that — 

“Hereafter  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy  shall  as  soon  as  possible  after  the  first  day  of 
June  of  each  year  preceding  the  graduation  of  midshipmen  in  the  succeeding  year, 
notify  in  writing  each  Senator,  Representative,  and  Delegate  in  Congress  of  any 
vacancy  that  will  exist  at  the  Naval  Academy  because  of  such  graduation,  or  that  may 
occur  for  other  reasons,  and  which  he  shall  be  entitled  to  fill  by  nomination  of  a candi- 
date and  one  or  more  alternates  therefor.  The  nomination  of  a candidate  and  alternate 
or  alternates  to  fill  said  vacancy  shall  be  made  upon  the  recommendation  of  the  Senator, 
Representative,  or  Delegate,  if  such  recommendation  is  made  by  the  fourth  day  of 
March  of  the  year  following  that  in  which  said  notice  in  writing  is  given,  but  if  it  is 
not  made  by  that  time  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy  shall  fill  the  vacancy  by  appointment 
of  an  actual  resident  of  the  State,  congressional  district,  or  Territory,  as  the  case  may 
be,  in  which  the  vacancy  will  exist,  who  shall  have  been  for  at  least  two  years  imme- 
diately preceding  the  date  of  his  appointment  an  actual  and  bona  fide  resident  of  the 
State,  congressional  district,  or  Territory  in  which  the  vacancy  will  exist  and  of  legal 
qualification  under  the  law  as  now  provided.  In  cases  where  by  reason  of  a vacancy 
n the  membership  of  the  Senate  or  House  of  Representatives  or  by  the  death  or  dec- 
lination of  a candidate  for  admission  to  the  academy  there  occurs  or  is  about  to  occur 
at  the  academy  a vacancy  from  any  State,  district,  or  Territory  that  can  not  be  filled 
by  nomination  as  herein  provided,  the  same  may  be  filled  as  soon  thereafter  and  before 
the  final  entrance  examination  for  the  year  as  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy  may  deter- 
mine. The  candidates  allowed  for  the  District  of  Columbia  and  all  candidates  ap- 
pointed at  large,  together  with  alternates  therefor,  shall  be  selected  by  the  President 
within  the  period  herein  prescribed  for  nomination  of  other  candidates:  Provided , 
That  the  President  may  select  a candidate  for  the  District  of  Columbia  for  the  year 
nineteen  hundred  and  eight. 

“No  person  shall  be  admitted  for  instruction  at  the  Naval  Academy  at  Annapolis 
from  any  foreign  country  except  upon  authority  of#law  hereafter  enacted.” 

By  an  act  of  Congress  approved  March  7,  1912,  it  was  provided — 

“That  the  course  at  the  Naval  Academy  shall  be  four  years,  and  midshipmen  on 
graduation  shall  be  commissioned  ensigns:  Provided,  That  midshipmen  now  perform 
ing  two  years’  service  at  sea  in  accordance  with  existing  law  shall  be  commissioned 
forthwith  as  ensigns  from  the  date  of  the  passage  of  this  act:  And  provided,  That 
those  midshipmen  of  the  class  which  was  graduated  in  nineteen  hundred  and  nine, 
who  have  completed  two  years’  service  afloat,  and  who  are  due  for  promotion,  shall 
be  commissioned  ensigns  to  take  rank  with  the  other  members  of  their  class,  accord- 


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ing  to  their  standing  as  determined  by  their  final  multiples,  respectively,  for  the  six 
years’  course,  from  the  fifth  day  of  June,  nineteen  hundred  and  eleven,  the  date  of 
rank  to  which  they  were  entitled  prior  to  the  passage  of  this  act:  And  provided  further, 
That  no  back  pay  or  allowances  shall  result  by  reason  of  the  passage  of  this  act.  ” 

The  class  graduating  from  the  Naval  Academy  June,  1912,  was  the  first  class  to  be 
graduated  as  ensigns. 

By  an  act  of  Congress  approved  July  9,  1913,  it  was  provided — 

“That  after  June  thirtieth,  nineteen  hundred  and  thirteen,  and  until  June  thirtieth, 
nineteen  hundred  and  nineteen,  there  shall  be  allowed  at  the  Naval  Academy  two 
midshipmen  for  each  Senator,  Representative,  and  Delegate  in  Congress,  one  for  Porto 
Rico,  two  for  the  District  of  Columbia,  and  ten  appointed  each  year  at  large:  Pro- 
vided, That  midshipmen  on  graduation  shall  be  commissioned  ensigns  in  the  Navy 
or  may  be  assigned  by  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy  to  fill  vacancies  in  the  lowest  com- 
missioned grades  of  the  Marine  Corps  or  Staff  Corps  of  the  Navy.  ” 

By  an  act  of  Congress  passed  June  30, 1914,  it  was  provided — 

“Hereafter,  in  addition  to  the  appointments  of  midshipmen  to  the  United  States 
Naval  Academy  as  now  prescribed  by  law,  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy  is  allowed  fifteen 
appointments  annually  from  the  enlisted  men  of  the  Navy  who  are  citizens  of  the 
United  States  and  not  more  than  twenty  years  of  age  on  the  date  of  entrance  to  the 
Naval  Academy,  and  who  shall  have  served  not  less  than  one  year  as  enlisted  men 
on  the  date  of  entrance:  Provided,  That  such  appointments  shall  be  made  in  the  order 
of  merit  from  candidates  who  have  in  competition  with  each  other  passed  the  mental 
examination  now  or  hereafter  required  by  law  for  entrance  to.  the  Naval  Academy, 
and  who  passed  the  physical  examination  required  before  entrance  under  existing 
law.  ” 

An  act  of  Congress  approved  February  15,  1916,  reads  as  follows: 

“Be  it  enacted  by  the  Senate  and  Housd  of  Representatives  of  the  United  States  of  America 
in  Congress  assembled,  That  hereafter  there  shall  be  allowed  at  the  United  States  Naval 
Academy  three  midshipmen  for  each  Senator,  Representative,  and  Delegate  in  Con- 
gress, one  for  Porto  Rico,  two  for  the  District  of  Columbia,  ten  appointed  each  year  at 
large,  and  fifteen  appointed  annually  from  enlisted  men  of  the  Navy  as  now  author- 
ized by  law. 

“Sec.  2.  That  all  acts  or  parts  of  acts  inconsistent  with  the  provisions  of  this  act  are 
hereby  repealed.  ” 

Public  Resolution,  No.  7,  Sixty-fourth  Congress,  approved  February  15,  1916, 
provides  as  follows: 

“Resolved  by  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives  of  the  United  States  of  America 
in  Congress  assembled,  That  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy  be,  and  he  hereby  is,  authorized 
to  permit  Mr.  Carlos  Hevia  y Reyes  Gavilan,  a citizen  of  Cuba,  to  receive  instruction 
at  the  United  States  Naval  Academy  at  Annapolis:  Provided,  That  no  expense  shall 
be  caused  to  the  United  States  thereby,  and  that  the  said  Carlos  Hevia  y Reyes 
Gavilan  shall  agree  to  comply  with  all  regulations  for  the  police  and  discipline  of  the 
academy,  to  be  studious,  and  to  give  his  utmost  efforts  to  accomplish  the  course  in 
the  various  departments  of  instruction,  and  that  the  said  Carlos  Hevia  y Reyes 
Gavilan  shall  not  be  admitted  to  the  academy  until  he  shall  have  passed  the  mental 
and  physical  examinations  prescribed  for  candidates  from  the  United  States,  and 
that  he  shall  be  immediately  withdrawn  if  deficient  in  studies,  or  conduct,  and  so 
recommended  by  the  academic  board.” 

An  act  of  Congress  approved  August  29,  1916,  provides  as  follows: 

“Hereafter  in  addition  to  the  appointment  of  midshipmen  to  the  United  States 
Naval  Academy,  as  now  prescribed  by  law,  the  President  is  hereby  allowed  fifteen 
appointments  annually  instead  of  ten  as  now  prescribed  by  law,  and  the  Secretary  of 
the  Navy  is  allowed  twenty-five  appointments  annually,  instead  of  fifteen  as  now 
prescribed  by  law,  the  latter  to  be  appointed  from  the  enlisted  men  of  the  Navy  who 
are  citizens  of  the  United  States,  and  not  more  than  twenty  years  of  age  on  the  date 


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12  HISTORICAL  SKETCH. 

of  entrance  to  the  Naval  Academy,  and  who  shall  have  served  not  less  than  one  year 
as  enlisted  men  on  the  date  of  entrance:  Provided , That  such  appointments  shall  be 
made  in  the  order  of  merit  from  candidates  who  have  in  competition  with  each  other 
passed  the  mental  examination  now  or  hereafter  required  by  law  for  entrance  to  the 
Naval  Academy,  and  who  passed  the  physical  examinations  required  before  entrance 
under  existing  laws. 

“That  hereafter  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy  is  authorized  to  permit  not  exceeding 
four  Filipinos,  to  be  designated,  one  for  each  class,  by  the  Governor  General  of  the 
Philippine  Islands,  to  receive  instruction  at  the  United  States  Naval  Academy  at 
Annapolis,  Maryland:  Provided,  That  the  Filipinos  undergoing  instruction,  as  herein 
authorized,  shall  receive  the  same  pay,  allowances,  and  emoluments,  to  be  paid  out 
of  the  same  appropriations,  and  shall  be  subject  to  the  same  rules  and  regulations 
governing  admission,  attendance,  discipline,  resignation,  discharge,  dismissal,  and 
graduation  as  are  authorized  by  law  and  regulation  for  midshipmen  appointed  from 
the  United  States,  but  the  Filipino  midshipmen  herein  authorized  shall  not  be  entitled 
to  appointment  to  any  commissioned  office  in  the  United  States  Navy  by  reason  of 
their  graduation  from  the  Naval  Academy. 

“ Provided  further , That  no  midshipman  at  the  United  States  Naval  Academy  or 
cadet  at  the  United  States  Military  Academy  who  fails  to  graduate  therefrom  shall 
be  eligible  for  appointment  as  a commissioned  officer  in  the  Marine  Corps  until  after 
the  graduation  of  the  class  of  which  he  was  a member.” 

An  act  of  Congress  approved  March  4,  1917,  provides  as  follows: 

“Hereafter,  in  addition  to  the  appointment  of  midshipmen  to  the  United  States 
Naval  Academy,  as  now  prescribed  by  law,  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy  is  allowed  one 
hundred  appointments  annually  instead  of  twenty-five  as  now  prescribed  by  law, 
to  be  appointed  from  the  enlisted  men  of  the  Navy  who  are  citizens  of  the  United 
States,  and  npt  more  than  twenty  years  of  age  on  the  date  of  entrance  to  the  Naval 
Academy,  and  who  shall  have  served  not  less  than  one  year  as  enlisted  men  on  the 
date  of  entrance:  Provided,  That  such  appointments  shall  be  made  in  the  order  of 
merit  from  candidates  who  have,  in  competition  with  each  other,  passed  the  mental 
examination  now  or  hereafter  required  by  law  for  entrance  to  the  Naval  Academy, 
and  who  passed  the  physical  examination  before  entrance  under  existing  laws. 

“The  President,  in  his  discretion,  is  authorized  to  reduce  the  course  of  instruction 
at  the  Naval  Academy  from  four  to  three  years  for  a period  of  two  years  from  the  date 
of  the  approval  of  this  Act,  and  may  during  said  two  years  graduate  classes  which 
have  completed  a three-year  course.” 

An  Act  of  Congress  approved  April  25,  1917,  reads  as  follows: 

“An  Act  To  increase  the  number  of  midshipmen  at  the  Naval  Academy  until  September  first,  nineteen 

hundred  and  eighteen. 

“ Be  it  enacted  by  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives  of  the  United  States  of  America 
in  Congress  assembled,  That,  in  addition  to  the  number  of  midshipmen  now  authorized 
by  law,  there  shall  be  appointed  during  the  period  from  the  date  of  passage  of  this 
act  until  September  first,  nineteen  hundred  and  eighteen,  one  additional  midship- 
man for  each  Senator,  Representative,  and  Delegate  in  Congress.  Nominations  shall 
be  made  for  these  vacancies  by  the  Senators,  Representatives,  and  Delegates  con- 
cerned for  any  regular  or  special  examination  that-may  be  ordered  before  that  date.” 
An  Act  of  Congress  approved  December  20,  1917,  reads  as  follows: 

“ Be  it  enacted,  etc.,  That  hereafter  there  shall  be  allowed  at  the  United  States 
Naval  Academy  5 midshipmen  for  each  Senator,  Representative,  and  Delegate  in 
Congress,  1 for  Porto  Rico,  2 for  the  District  of  Columbia,  15  appointed  each  year  at 
large,  and  100  appointed  annually  from  enlisted  men  of  the  Navy,  as  now  authorized 
by  law. 

“Sec.  2.  That  all  acts  or  parts  of  acts  inconsistent  with  the  provisions  of  this  act 
are  hereby  repealed.” 


SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  NAVAL 

ACADEMY. 


Assumed  command. 

Commander  Franklin  Buchanan Sept.  3, 1845 

Commander  George  P.  Upshur Mar.  15, 1847 

Commander  Cornelius  K.  Stribling July  1, 1850 

Commander  Louis  M.  Goldsborough Nov.  1, 1853 

Captain  George  S.  Blake Sept.  15, 1857 

Rear  Admiral  David  D . Porter Sept.  9, 1865 

Commodore  John  L.  Worden Dec.  1, 1869 

Rear  Admiral  Christopher  R.  P.  Rodgers Sept.  22, 1874 

Commodore  Foxhall  A.  Parker July  1, 1878 

Rear  Admiral  George  B.  Balch Aug.  2, 1879 

Rear  Admiral  Christopher  R.  P.  Rodgers .June  13, 1881 

Captain  Francis  M.  Ramsay Nov.  14,1881 

Commander  William  T.  Sampson .Sept.  9, 1886 

Captain  Robert  L.  Phythian .June  13, 1890 

Captain  Philip  H.  Cooper Nov.  15, 1894 

Rear  Admiral  Frederick  V.  McNair ....  .July  15, 1898 

Commander  Richard  Wain wright Mar.  15, 1900 

Captain  Willard  H.  Brownson Nov.  6, 1902 

Rear  Admiral  James  H.  Sands July  1, 1905 

Captain  Charles  J.  Badger.  July  15, 1907 

Captain  John  M.  Bowyer June  10, 1909 

Captain  John  H.  Gibbons May  15, 1911 

Captain  William  F.  Fullam Feb.  7, 1914 

Captain  Edward  W.  Eberle Sept.  20,1915 

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BOARD  OF  VISITORS. 


ANNUAL  EXAMINATION,  MARCH,  1917. 


SENATORS. 

Hon.  Benjamin  R.  Tillman,  United  States  Senator  from  South  Carolina  (ex  officio).1 

Hon.  John  W.  Smith,  United  States  Senator  from  Maryland.1 

Hon.  F.  M.  Simmons,  United  States  Senator  from  North  Carolina.1 

Hon.  John  W.  Weeks,  United  States  Senator  from  Massachusetts.1 

Hon.  Bert  M.  Fernald,  United  States  Senator  from  Maine.1 

REPRESENTATIVES . 

Hon.  Lemuel  P.  Padgett,  Representative  from  Tennessee  (ex  officio).1 
Hon.  J.  Fred.  C.  Talbott,  Representative  from  Maryland.1 
Hon.  Albert  Estopinal,  Representative  from  Louisiana.1 
Hon.  Daniel  J.  Riordan,  Representative  from  New  York.1 
Hon.  William  J.  Browning,  Representative  from  New  Jersey.1 
Hon.  John  R.  Farr,  Representative  from  Pennsylvania.1 


Dr.  Edwin  A.  Alderman.2  president  of  LTniversity  of  Virginia,  Charlottesville,  Va. 

Dr.  Richard  Cockburn  Maclaurin,  N.  A.,  LL.  D.,  Sc.  D.,  president  of  Massachusetts 
Institute  of  Technology,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Dr.  Alexander  Crombie  Humphreys,  M.  E.,  Sc.  D.,  LL.  D.,  president  of  Stevens 
Institute,  Hoboken,  N.  J. 

Dr.  Charles  W.  Dabney,  president  of  University  of  Cincinnati,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Dr.  Benjamin  I.  Wheeler,  president  of  University  of  California,  Berkeley,  Cal. 

Dean  Kenneth  C.  M.  Sills,  Bowdoin  C ollege,  Brunswick,  Me. 

Dr.  Albert  Roos  Hill,  president  of  University  of  Missouri,  Columbia,  Mo. 

Dr.  Charles  Richard  Van  Hise,1  president  of  University  of  Wisconsin,  Madison,  Wis. 


Representative  of  Academic  Board:  Commander  Wat  T.  Cluverius,  United  States 
Navy. 

Secretary:  Lieutenant  (Junior  Grade)  Williams  C.  Wickham,  United  States  Navy. 


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2 President. 


ACADEMIC  CALENDAR,  1917-18. 


1917. 

Sept.  24 Beginning. of  first  term Monday. 

1918. 

Feb.  9 End  of  first  term Saturday. 

Feb.  10 Beginning  of  second  term Sunday. 

Feb.  19 Examination  of  candidates Tuesday. 

Apr.  18 Examination  of  candidates Tuesday. 

May  31 End  of  academic  year  1917-18 Friday. 

June  3-8 Graduation  week Monday-Saturday. 

June  10 Beginning  of  summer  term Monday. 

Sept.  28 End  of  summer  term Saturday. 

Sept.  30 Beginning  of  academic  year  1918-19 Monday. 


The  academic  months  end  on  the  following  days: 

FIRST  TERM.  SECOND  TERM. 


First  month Oct.  20 

Second  month Nov.  17 

Third  month Dec.  15 

Fourth  month Jan.  12 

Fifth  month Feb . 9 


Sixth  month Mar.  9 

Seventh  month Apr.  6 

Eighth  month May  4 

Ninth  month May  31 


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OFFICERS,  NAVAL  AND  CIVIL,  ATTACHED  TO  THE 
UNITED  STATES  NAVAL  ACADEMY,  1917-18. 


ACADEMIC  STAFF. 

Superintendent , 

* CAPTAIN  EDWARD  W.  EBERLE. 

Aid  to  Superintendent  and  Secretary  Academic  Board , 

Commander  John  Downes. 

Secretary  of  the  Naval  Academy , 

Mr.  Peter  H.  Magruder. 

Executive , 

CAPTAIN  LOUIS  M.  NULTON,  Commandant  of  Midshipmen  and  Head  of  Department. 

Executive  Officer  of  Department, 

Commander  Sinclair  Gannon. 

Assistants  to  Commandant  of  Midshipmen, 

For  Reserve  Officers’  Class:  Lieutenant  Commander  Charles  E.  Smith. 

For  The  Barracks:  Lieutenant  Commander  Isaac  C.  Kidd. 

Duty  officers. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Arthur  W.  Sears. 

Lieutenant  Granville  B.  Hoey. 

Lieutenant  Max  B.  De  Mott. 

Lieutenant  Oscar  C.  Greene. 

Lieutenant  Augustine  W.  Rieger. 

Lieutenant  Robert  P.  Guile r. 

Lieutenant  George  M.  Cook. 

Lieutenant  William  B.  Jupp. 

Lieutenant  Julian  B.  Timberlake,  Jr. 

Ensign  (T)  Lyman  S.  King  (R.  F.). 

Ensign  (T)  William  F.  Kurpess  (R.  F.). 

Ensign  (T)  Donald  M.  Ryerson  (R.  F.). 

Ensign  (T)  Stanley  M.  Cox  (R.  F.). 

Physical  training. 

Lieutenant  Commander  William  F.  Halsey,  Jr.,  in  charge. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Boles  A.  Rosenthal. 

Headmaster  in  Physical  Training  Louis  H.  Mang. 

Instructor  in  Physical  Training  John  Schutz. 

Instructor  in  Physical  Training  Otto  Bohmke. 

Instructor  in  Physical  Training  John  W.  Wallen. 

Instructor  in  Physical  Training  Frank  J.  Sazama. 

Instructor  in  Physical  Training  Henry  Goddard. 

SwORDMASTER  GEORGE  HeINTZ. 

Assistant  Swordmaster  Frank  Darrieulat. 


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OFFICERS,  PROFESSORS,  AND  INSTRUCTORS, 


SEAMANSHIP. 

CAPTAIN  GEORGE  W.  LAWS,  Head  of  Department. 
Instructors. 

Commander  Cassius  B.  Barnes  (Retired). 

Lieutenant  Commander  Roscoe  F.  Dillen. 

Lieutenant  Commander  George  C.  Pegram. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Anthony  J.  James. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Joe  R.  Morrison. 

Lieutenant  Commander  William  C.  I.  Stiles. 

Iheutenant  George  K. Stoddard. 

Chief  Boatswain  Patrick  J.  ICane. 

Boatswain  (T)  Earl  D.  Shipp. 

ORDNANCE  AND  GUNNERY. 

COMMANDER  JOHN  G.  CHURCH,  Head  of  Department. 
Instructors. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Earl  R.  Shipp. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Hugh  Brown. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Richard  R.  Mann. 

Lieutenant  Harold  H.  Ritter. 

Lieutenant  Williams  C.  Wickham. 

Lieutenant  Howard  S.  Keep. 

Lieutenant  Lawrence  P.  Bischoff. 

Chief  Gunner  David  Hepburn  (Retired). 

Chief  Gunner  James  Donald. 

NAVIGATION. 

COMMANDER  EDWARD  B.  FENNER,  Head  of  Department 
Instructors. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Lay  H.  Everhart  (Retired). 
Lieutenant  Commander  John  T.  Bowers. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Paul  P.  Blackburn. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Benjamin  Dutton,  Jr. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Wilfred  E.  Clarke. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Alfred  W.  Brown,  Jr. 

Lieutenant  Commander  William  F.  Newton. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Frank  N.  Eklund. 

Lieutenant  Jay  L.  Kerley. 


OFFICERS,  PROFESSORS,  AND  INSTRUCTORS. 


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MARINE  ENGINEERING  AND  NAVAL  CONSTRUCTION. 

COMMANDER  JOSEPH  L.  HILEMAN,  Head  of  Department. 
Instructors. 

Commander  George  J.  Meyers. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Turner  F.  Caldwell. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Arthur  H.  Rice. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Charles  S.  McWhorter. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Ralph  C.  Needham. 

Lieutenant  George  M.  Ravenscroft. 

Lieutenant  Harold  W.  Boynton. 

Lieutenant  George  B.  Keester. 

Lieutenant  James  S.  Spore. 

Lieutenant  Clifford  E.  Van  Hook. 

Lieutenant  Rush  S.  Fay. 

Lieutenant  Roy  C.  Smith,  Jr. 

Lieutenant  James  M.  Cresap. 

Lieutenant  Geore  C.  Fuller. 

Lieutenant  (Junior  Grade)  Alfred  A.  McKethan  (Retired). 
Lieutenant  (Junior  Grade)  Charles  H.  Mecum. 

Ensign  Thomas  M.  Dick  (Retired). 

Ensign  (T)  William  S.  Evans  (M). 

Professor  of  Mathematics  Theodore  W.  Johnson,  B.  S.,  M.  E. 
Instructor  Frederick  H.  Rittenour. 

Instructor  Charles  M.  Reed. 

Instructor  Howard  B.  Lyon. 

Instructor  William  N.  Wherrett. 

Instructor  Charles  F.  Gross,  B.  S. 

Instructor  William  E.  Farrell. 

Instructor  Clarence  P.  Bolgiano. 

Instructor  Dennis  Kavanaugh,  Jr. 

Instructor  George  Beneze. 

Chief  Machinist  Thomas  D.  Healy. 

MATHEMATICS. 

COMMANDER  ROSCOE  C.  MOODY,  Head  of  Department. 
Instructors. 

Professor  of  Mathematics  Daniel  M.  Garrison. 

Professor  of  Mathematics  Herbert  L.  Rice. 

Professor  Angelo  Hall,  A.  B.,  S.  T.  B. 

Professor  Charles  L.  Leiper. 

Instructor  Paul  Capron,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 

Instructor  William  J.  King,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 

Instructor  James  B.  Eppes,  B.  S. 

Instructor  James  A.  Bullard,  A.  B.,  Ph.  D. 

Instructor  Joseph  J.  Tanzola,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 


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Instructor  Henry  M.  Robert,  Jr.,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 

Instructor  John  Tyler,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 

Instructor  Arthur  Kiernan,  Ph.  B.,  A.  M. 

Instructor  Charles  E.  Norwood,  A.  B. 

Instructor  Marion  A.  Eason,  E.  E. 

Instructor  James  N.  Galloway,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 

Instructor  John  Ridout. 

Instructor  Alexander  Dillingham,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 

Instructor  Guy  R.  Clements,  A.  B.,  A.  M.,  Ph.  D. 

Instructor  Louis  S.  Dederick,  A.  B.,  A.  M.,  Ph.  D. 
Instructor  Walter  E.  Curt,  A.  B. 

Instructor  Leyi  T.  Wilson,  A.  B.,  A.  M.,  Ph.  D. 

Instructor  Harry  H.  Gaver,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 

Instructor  Walter  F.  Shenton,  B.  S.,  A.  M.,  Ph.  D. 
Instructor  Harry  C.  Gossard,  B.  S.,  Ph.  D. 

Instructor  Charles  C.  Bramble,  Ph.  B.,  A.  M.,  Ph.  D. 
Instructor  George  F.  Alrich,  E.  E.,  M.  S. 

Instructor  Richard  P.  Johnson,  B.  A.,  A M. 

Instructor  Earle  B.  Fox,  C.  E. 

electrical  engineering  and  physics. 
COMMANDER  A.  ST.  CLAIR  SMITH,  Head  of  Department. 
Instructors. 

Commander  Henry  G.  S.  Wallace. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Charles  T.  Wade  (Retired). 
Lieutenant  Commander  Sam  C.  Loomis. 

Lieutenant  Commander  William  L.  Culbertson. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Theodore  G.  Ellyson. 

Lieutenant  Commander  Lesley  B.  Anderson. 

Lieutenant  Lee  P.  Johnson. 

Lieutenant  Frank  S.  Carter. 

Lieutenant  Charles  M.  Elder. 

Lieutenant  Lee  C.  Carey. 

Lieutenant  Franklin  B.  Conger. 

Lieutenant  Warner  W.  Bayley. 

Lieutenant  (Junior  Grade)  Paul  L.  Holland  (Retired). 
Lieutenant  (Junior  Grade)  Thomas  F.  Downey. 

Ensign  (T)  Arthur  T.  Brill  (G.). 

Ensign  (T)  Joseph  W.  Birk  (G.). 

Professor  of  Mathematics  Paul  J.  Dashiell,  A.  B.,  Ph.  1) 
Instructor  William  H.  Kadesch,  B.  S.,  Ph.  M. 

Instructor  James  B.  Arthur. 

Instructor  John  C.  Gray,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 

Instructor  Gordon  D.  Robinson,  M.  E.,  M.  S. 

Instructor  Charles  A.  Styer,  B.  S.  C. 

Radio  Gunner  (T)  Charles  S.  Range. 


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OFFICEKS,  PROFESSORS,  AND  INSTRUCTORS. 

ENGLISH. 

PROFESSOR  C.  ALPHONSO  SMITH,  A.  B.,  A.  M.,  Ph.  D.,  LL.  D.,  L.  H.  D. 

Head  of  Department. 

Instructors. 

Professor  William  O.  Stevens,  A.  B.,  Ph.  D. 

Instructor  Carroll  S.  Alden,  A.  B.,  A.  M.,  Ph.  D. 

Instructor  Horace  J.  Fenton,  A.  B.,  A.  M.,  LL.  B. 

Instructor  Harold  C.  Washburn,  A.  B. 

Instructor  Walter  B.  Norris,  A.  B. 

Instructor  Herman  F.  Krafft,  A.  B.,  LL.  B. 

Instructor  Carol  H.  Foster,  B.  A.,  M.  A.,  A.  B. 

Instructor  Allan  F.  Westcott,  Ph.  D. 

Instructor  Thomas  H.  Wade,  A.  M. 

Instructor  Morris  E.  Speare,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 

Instructor  Percy  H.  Houston,  A.  M.,  Ph.  D. 

Instructor  Julius  W.  Pratt,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 

Instructor  Stanwood  Cobb,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 

Instructor  Royal  S.  Pease,  A.  B. 

Instructor  Henry  F.  Sturdy,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 

Instructor  Harold  G.  Brown,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 

Instructor  Cyrus  W.  Jones,  S.  B. 

Instructor  Howard  McCormick,  LL.  B. 

Instructor  Charles  L.  Lewis,  A.  M. 

Instructor  Sidney  A.  Gunn,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 

Instructor  John  K.  Bonnell,  B.  A.,  M.  A.,  Ph.  D. 

Instructor  Robert  M.  Smith,  A.  B.,  A.  M.,  Ph.  D. 

Instructor  Robert  Shafer. 

Instructor  William  L.  Squire. 

Instructor  Cecil  E.  Fanning. 

MODERN  LANGUAGES. 

CAPTAIN  HENRY  H.  HOUGH,  Head  of  Department . 

Instructors. 

Professor  P.  Jean  des  Garennes,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 

Professor  Paul  E.  Yoinot. 

Professor  Gaston  Cost,et. 

Professor  Arturo  Fernandez. 

Instructor  William  E.  Olivet. 

Instructor  Molton  A.  Colton,  A.  B. 

Instructor  Lucien  L.  R.  Fournon,  A.  B.,  B.  S. 

Instructor  Jose  Martel,  A.  B. 

Instructor  Julian  M.  Lacalle,  A.  B. 

Instructor  Francis  W.  Snow,  A.  B.,  Ph.  D. 

Instructor  James  F.  Broussard,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 

Instructor  Philip  E.  Douglass,  A.  B. 

Instructor  Cincinnati  G.  B.  Laguardia,  A.  B. 

Instructor  Luis  Herrera,  A.  B.,  D.  D.  S. 

Instructor  Paul  A.  Lajoye,  A.  B. 

Instructor  Michele  A.  Vacceriello,  A.  B. 

Instructor  Jay  K.  Ditchy,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 

Instructor  Hyme  Loss,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 


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OFFICERS,  PROFESSORS,  AND  INSTRUCTORS. 


Instructor  George  H.  Gifford,  A.  B. 

Instructor  Carlos  J.  V.  Arjona. 

Instructor  Otho  W.  Allen,  A.  B.,  A.  M. 
Instructor  William  L.  Fichter,  B.  S. 

Instructor  Joseph  M.  Purdie,  A.  B.,  M.  A. 
Instructor  Calvert  J.  Winter,  Ph.  B.,  A.  M. 
Instructor  Eugene  P Metour,  B.  A.,  B.  S.,  A.  M. 

HYGIENE. 


MEDICAL  DIRECTOR  ALBERT  M.  D.  McCORMICK,  Head  of  Department 


OFFICERS  NOT  ATTACHED  TO  ACADEMIC  STAFF. 


Commander  William  H.  Standley,  Assistant  to  Superintendent,  in  Charge  of  Build- 
ings and  Grounds. 

Passed  Assistant  Surgeon  Earle  P.  Huff. 

Passed  Assistant  Surgeon  Harry  R.  Hermesch. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Lionel  L.  Lapointe. 

Assistant  Surgeon  John  N.  N.  Osburn,  R.  F. 

Assistant  Surgeon  (T)  Carl  B.  Furnell. 

Dental  Surgeon  George  M.  Frazier. 

Dental  Surgeon  Leon  Martin. 

Dental  Surgeon  John  R.  Barber. 

Pharmacist  (T)  Briggs  C.  Jones. 

Pay  Director  John  R.  Martin,  Pay  Officer  and  Supply  Officer. 

Pay  Inspector  Samuel  Bryan,  Midshipmen’s  Storekeeper , Pay  Officer,  and  Com- 
missary Officer. 

Paymaster  John  Q.  Loyell  (Retired),  Assistant  to  Supply  Officer  and  in  Charge  of 
Ship’s  Accounts. 

Passed  Assistant  Paymaster  Henry  R.  Snyder,  Assistant  to  Midshipmen’s  Store- 
keeper, Pay  Officer,  and  Commissary  Officer. 

Assistant  Paymaster  Edward  R.  Yon  Preissig,  Assistant  to  Supply  Officer. 
Chaplain  Sydney  K.  Evans. 

Professor  of  Mathematics  William  W.  Johnson. 

Assistant  Civil  Engineer  Henry  G.  Taylor,  Officer  in  Charge  of  Public  Works  Con- 
struction. 

Ensign  (T)  James  J.  Joyce  (B),  Special  Duty,  Yard  Craft. 

Assistant  Naval  Constructor  (T)  James  L.  Jones,  Special  Duty,  Yard  Craft. 
Assistant  Paymaster  (T)  Harry  Price,  Assistant  to  Midshipmen’s  Storekeeper. 
Assistant  Paymaster  (T)  Marcus  E.  West,  Clerk  to  Commissary. 

Assistant  Paymaster  (T)  Leroy  Moyer,  Clerk  to  Commissary. 

Chief  Boatswain  Arthur  R.  Nickerson,  Special  Duty,  Yard  Craft. 

Chief  Machinist  Charles  H.  Gilhuley,  Special  Duty,  Yard  Craft. 

Pay  Clerk  Philip  T.  Lansdale  (Retired),  Clerk  to  Supply  Officer , in  Charge  of 
Ships’  Accounts. 

Professor  Arthur  N.  Brown,  Librarian. 

Mr.  Julian  M.  Spencer,  Assistant  Librarian. 

Mr.  Richard  J.  Duval,  Cataloguer. 

U.  S.  S.  “REINA  MERCEDES,”  STATION  SHIP. 

COMMODORE  EDWARD  LLOYD  (RETIRED),  Commanding. 

Boatswain  (T)  Rush  H.  Reed. 

Carpenter  (T)  Giles  E.  Quillin. 

Carpenter  (T)  Walter  L.  Lightner. 


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OFFICERS  NOT  ATTACHED  TO  ACADEMIC  STAFF, 


POST  GRADUATE  DEPARTMENT. 

COMMANDER  JOSEPH  L.  HILEMAN,  Head  of  Department. 

Professor  Harold  A.  Everett,1  S.  B. 

Professor  Ralph  E.  Root,2  S.  B.,  M.  S.,  Ph.  D. 

Professor  Leonard  A.  Doggett,3  A.  B.,  M.  E.  E. 

Instructor  James  G.  Russell,1  S.  B. 

Instructor  Harold  E.  Jenk,2  S.  B. 

engineering  experiment  station. 

CAPTAIN  THOMAS  W.  KINKAID,  Head  of  Station. 

Ensign  Roy  B.  Anderson,  R.  F. 

NAVAL  HOSPITAL. 

MEDICAL  DIRECTOR  JAMES  G.  FIELD,  in  Command. 

Medical  Inspector  Raymond  Spear. 

Passed  Assistant  Surgeon  Carroll  R.  Baker. 

Assistant  Surgeon  John  R.  Frank,  R.  F. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Arthur  J.  White,  R.  F. 

Pharmacist  (T)  Jeremiah  Harris. 

MARINE  DETACHMENT. 

CAPTAIN  ALLEY  D.  ROREX:  M.  C.,  Commanding. 

RIFLE  RANGE  DETACHMENT. 

LIEUTENANT  (J.  G.)  ELMER  A.  HARRINGTON,  N.  N.  V.,  In  Charge. 

Ensign  Humphrey  M.  K.  Grylls,  R.  F. 

Ensign  Elmer  P.  Zink,  R.  F. 


1 Additional  duty  in  Department  of  Marine  Engineering  and  Naval  Construction. 

2 Additional  duty  in  Department  of  Mathematics. 

3 Additional  duty  in  Department  of  Electrical  Engineering  and  Physics. 


ACADEMIC  BOARD. 


The  Superintendent. 

The  Commandant  of  Midshipmen. 

The  Head  of  the  Department  of  Seamanship. 

The  Head  of  the  Department  of  Ordnance  and  Gunnery. 

The  Head  of  the  Department  of  Navigation. 

The  Head  of  the  Department  of  Marine  Engineering  and  Naval  Construction. 
The  Head  of  the  Department  of  Mathematics. 

The  Head  of  the  Department  of  Electrical  Engineering  and  Physics. 

The  Head  of  the  Department  of  English. 

The  Head  of  the  Department  of  Modern  Languages. 

The  Head  of  the  Department  of  Hygiene. 


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REGIMENTAL  OFFICERS  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 
NAVAL  ACADEMY,  1917-18. 


MIDSHIPMAN  COMMANDER, 

Crosley,  F.  S. 

MIDSHIPMAN  LIEUTENANT  AND  REGIMENTAL  ADJUTANT, 

Nicholson,  C.  A. 

MIDSHIPMAN  JUNIOR  LIEUTENANT  AND  REGIMENTAL  COMMISSARY. 

Thurber,  H.  R. 

MIDSHIPMAN  JUNIOR  LIEUTENANT  AND  REGIMENTAL  SIGNAL  OFFICER, 

Griggs,  J.  B.,  Jr. 

MIDSHIPMAN  ENSIGN  AND  AID, 

Olsen,  Charles  E. 

MIDSHIPMAN  REGIMENTAL  STAFF  PETTY  OFFICER, 

WlSENBAKER,  J.  L. 

FIRST  BATTALION. 

MIDSHIPMAN  LIEUTENANT  COMMANDER, 

SCHOEFFEL,  M.  F. 

MIDSHIPMAN  JUNIOR  LIEUTENANT  AND  ADJUTANT, 

Kiernan,  J.  E. 

MIDSHIPMAN  ENSIGN  AND  COMMISSARY, 

Hand,  D.  W.,  Jr. 

MIDSHIPMAN  BATTALION  STAFF  PETTY  OFFICER. 

Stein,  M.  H. 

First  Company . 

Midshipman  Lieutenant,  Fitch,  H.  W. 

Midshipman  Junior  Lieutenant,  Roberts,  R.  H. 
Midshipman  Ensign,  Noble,  J.  B. 

petty  officers. 

First  Petty  Officer,  Johnston,  J.  M. 

Second  Petty  Officer,  Sykes,  J.  B. 

Third  Petty  Officer,  Kern,  E.  D. 

Fourth  Petty  Officer,  Mason,  G.  H. 

Fifth  Petty  Officer,  Smith,  C.  R. 

Sixth  Petty  Officer,  Waldron,  R.  G. 

Seventh  Petty  Officer,  Barlow,  W.  S. 

Eighth  Petty  Officer,  Buchalter,  J. 

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Second  Company . 

Midshipman  Lieutenant,  Haines,  P.  W. 

Midshuman  Junior  Lieutenant,  Callaghan,  W.  McC. 
Midshipman  Ensign,  Demarest,  C.,  Jr. 

PETTY  OFFICERS. 

First  Petty  Officer,  Foster,  F.  F. 

Second  Petty  Officer,  Alexander,  A.  B. 

Third  Petty  Officer,  Hungerford,  R.  W. 
Fourth  Petty  Officer,  Dierdorff,  R.  A. 

Fifth  Petty  Officer,  Lee,  P.  F. 

Sixth  Petty  Officer,  Whitehead,  W.  D. 
Seventh  Petty  Officer,  Tarbutton,  W.  E. 
Eighth  Petty  Officer,  Talbot,  P.  H. 

Third  Company. 

Midshipman  Lieutenant,  Kincaid,  E.  H. 
Midshipman  Junior  Lieutenant,  Hicks,  R.  L. 
Midshipman  Ensign,  Schaeffer.  Y.  H. 

petty  officers. 

First  Petty  Officer,  de  Kay.  R.  D. 

Second  Petty  Officer,  Settle,  T.  G.  W. 

Third  Petty  Officer,  Sinnott,  D.  J. 

Fourth  Petty  Officer,  Rule,  A.  O.,  Jr. 

Fifth  Petty  Officer,  Winckler,  E.  R. 

Sixth  Petty  Officer,  Anderson,  H.  H. 
Seventh  Petty  Officer,  Dyer,  G.  C. 

Eighth  Petty  Officer,  Woodman,  H.  S. 

Fourth  Company. 

Midshipman  Lieutenant,  Francis,  D.  D. 
Midshipman  Junior  Lieutenant,  Lamb,  S.  G. 
Midshipman  Ensign,  Rend,  C.  J. 

PETTY  OFFICERS. 

First  Petty  Officer,  Aler,  F.  V.,  Jr. 

Second  Petty  Officer,  Sprague,  A.  T.,  3d. 
Third  Petty  Officer,  McDonald,  J.  B.,  Jr. 
Fourth  Petty  Officer,  Welch,  P.  P. 

Fifth  Petty  Officer,  Kirkland,  G. 

Sixth  Petty  Officer,  Rhoton,  R.  G. 

Seventh  Petty  Officer,  Cullens,  J.  W. 

Eighth  Petty  Officer,  Bowman,  G.  H. 

Ninth  Petty  Officer,  Thompson,  P.  B. 

SECOND  BATTALION. 

MIDSHIPMAN  LIEUTENANT  COMMANDER, 

Allen,  J.  R. 

MIDSHIPMAN  JUNIOR  LIEUTENANT  AND  ADJ  UTANT, 

VON  Heimburg,  E.  H. 


REGIMENTAL  OFFICERS. 


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MIDSHIPMAN  ENSIGN  AND  COMMISSARY, 

Mentz,  G.  F. 

MIDSHIPMAN  BATTALION  STAFF  PETTY  OFFICER, 

Herrmann,  E.  E. 

Fifth  Company. 

Midshipman  Lieutenant,  Challenger,  H.  L. 
Midshipman  Junior  Lieutenant,  Ofstie,  R.  A. 
Midshipman  Ensign,  Coney,  C.  E. 

petty  officers. 

First  Petty  Officer,  Wildman,  C.  K. 

Second  Petty  Officer,  Holloway,  J.  L.,  Jr. 
Third  Petty  Officer,  Crawford,  D.  S. 
Fourth  Petty  Officer,  Briscoe,  R.  P. 

Fifth  Petty  Officer,  Williams,  J.  C. 

Sixth  Petty  Officer,  Du  Yal,  M.  P.,  Jr.' 
Seventh  Petty  Officer,  O’Rear,  G.  McF. 
Eighth  Petty  Officer,  Fitzpatrick,  T.  B. 

Sixth  Company. 

Midshipman  Lieutenant,  Thurston,  A.  P. 
Midshipman  Junior  Lieutenant,  Stevens,  L.  C. 
Midshipman  Ensign,  Mays,  W.  H. 

PETTY  OFFICERS. 

First  Petty  Ofeijcer,  Jeter,  T.  P. 

Second  Petty  Officer,  Graham,  J.  J. 

Th^rd  Petty  Officer,  Staudt,  A.  R. 

Fourth  Petty  Officer,  Brashears,  G.  W.,  Jr. 
Fifth  Petty  Officer,  Greer,  M.  R. 

Sixth  Petty  Officer,  Burleigh,  A.  P. 

Seventh  Petty  Officer,  Lowry,  J.  D.,  Jr. 
Eighth  Petty  Officer,  Hughes,  J.  J. 

Seventh  Company. 

Midshipman  Lieutenant,  Fink,  C.  K. 
Midshipman  Junior  Lieutenant,  Brooks,  W.  A. 
Midshipman  Ensign,  Veeder,  T.  E.  DeW.,  Jr. 

PETTY  OFFICERS. 

First  Petty  Officer,  Jennings,  R.  E. 
Second  Petty  Officer,  Adams,  A.  S. 

Third  Petty  Officer,  Seligman,  M.  T. 
Fourth  Petty  Officer,  Allen,  C. 

Fifth  Petty  Officer,  Morgan,  L.  N. 

Sixth  Petty  Officer,  Pelzman,  L.  B. 
Seventh  Petty  Officer,  Tuggle,  R.  B. 
Eighth  Petty  Officer,  Pace,  W.  W. 

Eighth  Company. 

Midshipman  Lieutenant,  Hunt,  C.  B. 

Midshipman  Junior  Lieutenant,  Gardner,  M.  B. 
Midshipman  Ensign,  Wynkoop,  T.  P.,  Jr. 


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REGIMENTAL  OFFICERS 


PETTY  OFFICERS. 

First  Petty  Officer,  Hill,  E.  R. 

Second  Petty  Officer,  Griffin,  T.  J. 

Third  Petty  Officer,  Cook,  H.  P. 

Fourth  Petty  Officer,  Huse,  J.  0. 

Fifth  Petty  Officer,  Richardson,  J.  C. 
Sixth  Petty  Officer,  Ives,  J.  S. 

Seventh  Petty  Officer,  Wilcox,  W.  C. 
Eighth  Petty  Officer,  Ramsey,  L.  C. 

THIRD  BATTALION. 

MIDSHIPMAN  LIEUTENANT  COMMANDER, 

Nelson,  R.  F. 

MIDSHIPMAN  JUNIOR  LIEUTENANT  AND  ADJUTANT, 

Maser,  W.  G. 

MIDSHIPMAN  ENSIGN  AND  COMMISSARY, 

Palmer,  C.  J. 

MIDSHIPMAN  BATTALION  STAFF  PETTY  OFFICEE, 

Moran,  A.  P.,  Jr. 

Ninth  Company. 

Midshipman  Lieutenant,  Olds,  H.  W. 
Midshipman  Junior  Lieutenant,  Murray,  S.  S. 
Midshipman  Ensign,  Crawford,  J.  G. 

petty  officers. 

First  Petty  Officer,  Patterson,  J.  J. 

Second  Petty  Officer,  Powell,  D.  A. 

Third  Petty  Officer,  Ferguson,  W.  H. 
Fourth  Petty  Officer,  McGurl,  D.  M. 

Fifth  Petty  Officer,  Redman,  J.  R. 

Sixth  Petty  Officer,  Carter,  G.  B. 

Seventh  Petty  Officer,  Dingwell,  P.  D. 
Eighth  Petty  Officer,  Gilmer,  F.  H. 

Ninth  Petty  Officer,  Waller,  F.  P. 

Tenth  Company. 

Midshipman  Lieutenant,  Jackson,  G.  M. 
Midshipman  Junior  Lieutenant,  Cushman,  C.  H. 
Midshipman  Ensign,  Schetky,  G.  L. 

PETTY  OFFICERS. 

First  Petty  Officer,  Metzel,  J.  C. 

Second  Petty  Officer,  Martin,  H.  M. 

Third  Petty  Officer,  Parker,  L.  C. 

Fourth  Petty  Officer,  Runquist,  E.  R. 
Fifth  Petty  Officer,  Ansel,  W. 

Sixth  Petty  Officer,  Warner,  S.  H. 

Seventh  Petty  Officer,  Mills,  G.  H. 

Eighth  Petty  Officer,  Short,  G.  E. 

Ninth  Petty  Officer,  Sullivan,  P.  V. 


REGIMENTAL  OFFICERS. 


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Eleventh  Company. 

Midshipman  Lieutenant,  Netting,  R.  B. 

Midshipman  Junior  Lieutenant,  Clark,  D.  Henderson. 
Midshipman  Ensign,  McGauly,  C. 

PETTY  OFFICERS. 

First  Petty  Officer,  Scull,  H.  M. 

Second  Petty  Officer,  Griffiths,  C.  A. 

Third  Petty  Officer,  Goodstein,  H. 

Fourth  Petty  Officer,  Dorsey,  R.  M. 

Fifth  Petty  Officer,  Beltz,  F.  W. 

Sixth  Petty  Officer,  Spaven,  J.  S. 

Seventh  Petty  Officer,  Friedman,  E. 

Eighth  Petty  Officer,  Moore,  V.  R. 

Twelfth  Company. 

Midshipman  Lieutenant,  Post,  C.  K. 

Midshipman  Junior  Lieutenant,  Gieselmann,  A.  0. 
Midshipman  Ensign,  Hilbert,  W.  E. 

PETTY  OFFICERS. 

First  Petty  Officer,  Bryant,  E.  H. 

Second  Petty  Officer,  Slocum,  H.  B. 

Third  Petty  Officer,  Sayre,  F.  N. 

Fourth  Petty  Officer,  Whittaker,  H.  R. 

Fifth  Petty  Officer,  Sherritt,  H.  I. 

Sixth  Petty  Officer,  Strachan,  W.  J. 

Seventh  Petty  Officer,  Willenbucher,  F.  0. 
Eighth  Petty  Officer,  Atkins,  J.  G. 

FOURTH  BATTALION. 

MIDSHIPMAN  LIEUTENANT  COMMANDER, 

Schildhauer,  C.  H. 

MIDSHIPMAN  JUNIOR  LIEUTENANT  AND  ADJUTANT, 

Ihrig,  R.  M. 

MIDSHIPMAN  ENSIGN  AND  COMMISSARY, 

Grant,  L.  M. 

MIDSHIPMAN  BATTALION  STAFF  PETTY  OFFICER, 

Updegraff,  W.  N. 

Thirteenth  Company. 

Midshipman  Lieutenant,  Pitre,  A.  S. 

Midshipman  Junior  Lieutenant,  Rush,  R.  McK. 
Midshipman  Ensign,  Jones,  H.  McC. 


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REGIMENTAL  OEFICERS. 


PETTY  OFFICERS. 

First  Petty  Officer,  Orr,  J.  J. 

Second  Petty  Officer,  Day,  D.  K. 

Third  Petty  Officer,  Smith,  R.  McL. 
Fourth  Petty  Officer,  King,  D.  C. 

Fifth  Petty  Officer,  Cassady,  J.  H. 

Sixth  Petty  Officer,  Failing,  K.  R. 
Seventh  Petty  Officer,  Marsh,  W.  L. 
Eighth  Petty  Officer,  Muir,  K.  D. 

Ninth  Petty  Officer,  Rockey,  C.  H. 

Fourteenth  Company. 

Midshipman  Lieutenant,  Carmine,  C.  C. 
Midshipman  Junior  Lieutenant,  Crichton,  R,  B. 
Midshipman  Ensign,  Baggett,  H.  D. 

PETTY  OFFICERS. 

First  Petty  Officer,  Clayton,  W.  E. 

Second  Petty  Officer,  Sample,  W.  D. 

Third  Petty  Officer,  Camp,  C. 

Fourth  Petty  Officer,  Kiefer,  D. 

Fifth  Petty  Officer,  Herbst,  H.  R. 

Sixth  Petty  Officer,  Downey,  G.  J. 
Seventh  Petty  Officer,  Cochran,  P.  S. 
Eighth  Petty  Officer,  Kegley,  T.  M. 

Fifteenth  Company. 

Midshipman  Lieutenant,  Griswold,  W.  E. 
Midshipman  Junior  Lieutenant,  Barrett,  R.  S. 
Midshipman  Ensign,  Read,  W.  R. 

PETTY  OFFICERS. 

First  Petty  Officer,  Brown,  A.  D. ' 

Second  Petty  Officer,  Kell,  E.  L. 

Third  Petty  Officer,  Colye ar,  B.  H. 
Fourth  Petty  Officer,  Boller,  R.  L. 

Fifth  Petty  Officer,  Fengar,  H.  C. 

Sixth  Petty  Officer,  Lannom,  J.  R. 

Seventh  Petty  Officer,  Pulliam,  E.  P. 
Eighth  Petty  Officer,  Rochester,  H.  A. 

Sixteenth  Company. 

Midshipman  Lieutenant,  Neal,  J. 

Midshipman  Junior  Lieutenant,  Grimsley,  E.  M. 
Midshipman  Ensign,  Andrews,  C.  L.,  Jr. 

PETTY  OFFICERS. 

First  Petty  Officer,  Reynolds,  J.  L. 

Second  Petty  Officer,  Sailor,  H.  A. 

Third  Petty  Officer,  Vose,  W.  C. 

Fourth  Petty  Officer,  Hall,  S.  K. 

Fifth  Petty  Officer,  Roper,  J.  W. 

Sixth  Petty  Officer,  Troost,  F.  L. 

Seventh  Petty  Officer,  Wilson,  F.  P.,  Jr. 
Eighth  Petty  Officer,  Martin,  W.  P. 


PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1917. 


There  was  no  regular  Naval  Academy  practice  squadron  for  the  summer  practice 
cruise,  1917. 

Officers  and  midshipmen  detailed  for  the  practice  cruise  embarked  on  May  29,  1917, 
and  disembarked  on  August  22,  1917. 

The  midshipmen  of  the  second  and  third  classes,  together  with  those  midshipmen 
of  the  class  of  1921  who  had  been  turned  back  into  that  class,  or  readmitted  to  the 
Naval  Academy,  were  distributed  among  the  ships  of  the  United  States  Atlantic 
Fleet,  directly  under  the  supervision  of  an  officer  attached  to  the  Naval  Academy,  as 
follows: 

U.  S.  S.  “Pennsylvania.” 


Lieut.  Commander  H.  H.  Royall,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 


Second  class. 

Third  class. 

Fourth  class. 

Lamb,  S.  G. 

~ 1 

jj  Padley,  H.  E. 

Orcasitas,  P.,  jr. 

Lee,  P.  F. 

Parker,  H.  R. 

Ryley,  W.,  jr. 

McDonald,  J.  B.,  jr. 

[ Patterson,  G.  A. 

Snelling,  C.  M.,  jr. 

Marsh.  W.  L. 

; Perry,  R.  F. 

Stevens,  G.  C. 

Martin,  W.  P. 

| Porter,  C.  D. 

Mentz,  G.  F. 

Powell,  R.  P 

Mills,  G.  H. 

Redgrave,  DeW.  C. 

Moore,  V.  R. 

Robbins,  T.  H.  jr. 

Muir,  K.  D. 

Roberts,  W. 

Nelson,  R.  F. 

Robinson,  R.  E.,  jr. 
Rorschach,  F.,  jr. 

' Sachse,  F.  C. 

Sackett,  E.  L. 
f Sanderson,  G.  F. 

Schubert,  H.  P. 

Scott,  S. 

Shoemaker.  J.  E. 

! Sinton,  W. 

! Smith,  P.  A. 

Sollars,  R.  D. 

Sproul.  M.  F. 

Spykstra,  J..  jr. 

Sterling,  M.  B. 

' Stevens,  E.  E. 

1 

8255—18 3 33 


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PRACTICE  CRUISE,  19H. 


U.  S.  S.  “Arizona.” 


Lieut.  Commander  R.  Wain  wright,  Jr.,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 


Second  class. 


Neal,  J. 

Nicholson,  C.  A. 
Olsen,  C.  E. 
O’Rear,  G.  McF. 
Orr,  J.  J. 

Patterson,  J.  J.,  3d. 
Pelzman,  L.  B. 
Pulliam,  E.  P. 
Reynolds,  J.  L. 
Sayre,  F.  N. 


Third  class. 


Brittain,  T.  B. 
Brooks,  R.  B. 
Burket,  A.  W. 
Butler,  W.,  jr. 
Campbell,  R.  G.,  jr. 
Canan,  S.  W. 

Carter,  J.  B. 

Casteel,  S.  H. 
Chalkley,  H.  G.,  jr. 
Chapin,  S. 
Christoph,  K.  J. 
Clausing,  J.  G. 
Cleave,  C. 

Cline,  H. 

Cold  well,  H. 

Combs,  T.  S. 
Conant,  F.  H.,  2d. 
Conrad,  G.  D. 

Cope,  H.  F. 

Corman,  L. 


Fourth  class. 
Cherbonnier,  A.  V., 

| 


Cox,  T.  G.,  jr. 
Crompton,  I.  S. 
j Cunningham,  G.  B. 

| Curtin,  L.  W. 
i Cushman,  W,  R.,  jr. 
j Baggett,  R.  B. 

I Dawson,  H.  T. 

I Dearth,  M.  D. 


PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1917. 


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U.  S.  S.  “Nevada.” 


Lieut.  Commander  S.  C.  Loomis,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 


Second  class. 

Third  class. 

Fourth  class. 

Adams,  A.  S. 

Holsinger,  R.  W. 

Digges,  J.  I. 

Atkins,  J.  G. 

Hopkins,  N.  B. 

Kemper,  W.  P. 

Barlow,  W.  S. 

Houghton,  R.  A. 

Kinney,  W.  S. 

Brown,  G.  W. 

Humphreys,  R. 

Challenger,  H.  L. 

Hunt,  P.  F. 

Crichton,  R.  B. 

Hunter,  B.  L.,  jr. 

Day,  D.  K. 

Huntington,  C.  M. 

Dierdorff,  R.  A. 

Hurff,  J.  E. 

Dingwell,  P.  D. 

Hufcter,  W.  H. 

Dyer,  G.  C. 

Ingram,  W.  G. 
Isgrig,  C.  S. 

Ives,  N.  S. 
Jackson,  P.  N. 
Jaffe,  D. 

Jewett,  R.  F. 
Johnson,  F.  L. 
Jones,  B.  S. 
Kauffman,  F.  B. 
Keith,  R. 

* 

Kelley,  B.  J. 

Kelty.  J.  N. 
Kerr,  A.  B. 
Ketcham,  D. 

1 

Keyhoe,  D.  E. 
Kiefer,  E.  W. 
Kinney,  P.  R. 
Kirby,  H.  P. 

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PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1917. 

U.  S.  S.  “Oklahoma.” 

Lieut.  Commander  T.  F.  Caldwell,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 


Second  class. 

Third  class. 

Fourth  class. 

Richardson,  J.  C. 

Lyttle,  H.  D, 

McWilliams,  J.  H. 

Roberts,  R.  H. 

McKay,  J.  H. 

Rule,  A.  0.,  jr. 

MacElvain,  F.  H. 

Runquist,  E.  R. 

Mansfield,  B.  S. 

Schaeffer,  Y.  H. 

Marienhoff,  H. 

Schoeffel,  M.  F. 

Martin'  W.  A.  P.,  jr. 

Short,  G.  E. 

Mead,  G.  W.,  jr. 

Sinnott,  D.  J. 

Michael,  S.  J. 

Slocum,  H.  B. 

Miller,  P. 

Smith,  C.  R. 

Momsen,  C.  B. 

Montgomery,  M. 
Moran,  W.  F. 
Morehouse,  T.  B. 
Moureau,  R.  C. 
Murphey,  C.  D. 
Nibecker,  P.  B. 
Nicholas,  H.  T. 
j O’Donnell,  C.  0. 
Olson,  J.  L.  B. 

Onley,  W.  B. 
j Osborn,  D.  R.,  jr. 
Page,  D.  M. 
Peeples,  H.  I). 
j Pendleton,  P.  E. 
Perry,  L.  S. 
Philbrook,  R.  A. 
Smith,  A.  F.,  jr. 

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PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1917. 


37 


U.  S.  S.  “New  York.” 

Lieut.  Commander  W.  L.  Culbertson,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 


Second  class. 

Third  class. 

Fourth  class. 

Schildhauer,  C.  H. 

Decker,  B.  W. 

Dwyer,  J.  W. 

Settle,  T.  G.  W. 

De  Long,  E.  R. 

Ewen,  E.  C. 

Sprague,  A.  T.,  3d. 

Donovan,  J.  F.,  jr. 

Staudt,  A.  R. 

Doolin,  E.  H. 

Strachan,  W.  J. 

Dow,  J.  B. 

Talbot,  P.  H. 

Downes,  E.  H. 

Tarbutton,  W.  E. 

Dupre,  M.  M.,  jr. 

Thurston,  A.  P. 

Dusinberre,  G.  M. 

Tuggle,  R.  B. 

Eagleton,  W.  L. 

von  Heimburg,  E.  H. 

| 

Edmunds,  C.  D. 

| Featherston,  J.  H.,  jr. 
Fick,  H.  F. 

Finch,  C.  S. 
Finebaum,  H. 

Fitz,  H.  C. 

Fletcher,  W.  D. 

Ford,  J.  C. 

Forrestel,  E.  P. 

1 

Fowler,  A.  B. 
Gates,  0.  E. 
Gearing,  H.  F. 
Gillan,  M.  J. 
Goldsmith,  M.  D. 
Gustuson,  G.  E. 
Haff,  T.  G. 

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PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1917. 

U.  S.  S.  “Wyoming.’'" 

Lieut.  T.  G.  Ellyson,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 


Second  class. 

Third  class. 

Fourth  clas. 

Andrews,  C.  L.,  jr. 

Alter,  H.  C. 

Greber,  C.  F. 

Carmine,  C.  C. 

Andersen,  H.  C. 

Saye,  J.  R. 

Crosley,  F.  S. 

Booker,  H.  I. 

Griswold,  W.  E. 

Champion,  C.  C.,  jr. 

Moran,  A.  P.,  jr. 

Doyle,  A.  K. 

Post,  C.  K. 

Good,  R.  F. 

Stevens,  L.  C. 

Graff,  J.  P. 

Sykes,  J.  B. 

Grove,  M.  H. 

Thurber,  H.  R. 

Gurney,  D.  S. 

Wisenbaker,  J.  L. 

Hamilton,  H.  C. 
Harding,  R.  H. 
Harrington,  M.  H. 
Harrison,  L. 
Hartford,  J.  D. 
Hartt,  B.  A. 
Haskell,  0.  S. 
Head,  C.  McM. 
Heintz,  J.  H. 

Helmkamp,  E.  F. 
Hepburn,  W.  P. 
Herring,  L.  W. 
Hill,  H.  H. 

Jones,  W.  E. 
Roberts,  H.  C. 
Rosenbaum,  F.  B. 
Sterling,  P.  R. 

PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1917, 


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U.  S.  S.  “Arkansas.” 

Lieut.  S.  L.  Henderson,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 


Second  class. 

Third  class. 

Fourth  class. 

Veeder,'T.  E.  DeW.,  jr. 

Crist,  M.  E. 

Dufton,  W.  S. 

Vose,  W.  C. 

Crouter,  M.  H. 

Hanson,  R.  E. 

Waldron,  R.  G. 

Crowe,  J.  F.,  jr. 

Hutchinson,  M.  C.,  jr. 

Waller,  F.  P. 

Cunningham,  W.  S. 

Moore,  D.  W. 

Welch,  P.  P. 

Davis,  Y.  M. 

Wilcock,  W.  C. 

De  Baun,  G.  H. 

Wildman,  C.  K. 

Deringer,  H.  H. 

Wilson,  F.  P.,  jr. 

Dettmann,  F.  C.  L. 

Woodman,  H.  S. 

DeWeese,  W. 

Wynkoop.  T.  P.,  jr 

Diepenbrock,  A.  J. 
Dillon,  J.  A. 
Dinneen,  W.  J. 
Dowd,  W.  R. 
Doyle,  J.  H. 
Erdman,  R.  P. 
Fahrney,  D.  S. 
Fife,  W.  W. 
Fleming,  C.  H. 
Galbraith,  W.  H. 
Gaylord,  T.  A. 
Gingrich,  J.  E. 
Glover,  C.  D.,  jr. 
Goggins,  W.  B. 

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PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1917. 


U.  S.  S.  “Texas.” 

Lieut.  J.  W.  Rankin,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 


Second  class. 

Third  class. 

Fourth  class. 

Roper,  J.  W. 

Birmingham,  H.  T. 

Buchanan,  O’R.  A. 

Rush,  R.  McK. 

Blackledge,  A.  D. 

Cook,  Albert  B. 

Sailor,  H.  A. 

Bockius,  R.  W. 

Hagerty,  R.  H. 

Sample,  W.  D. 

Bolster,  C.  M. 

MacNamee,  A.  J 

Schetky,  G.  L. 

Bolton,  R.,  jr. 

Seligman,  M.  T. 

Bonney,  C.  T. 

Sherritt,  H.  I. 

Boone,  R.  A. 

Smith,  R.  McL. 

Bottom,  J.  T.,  jr. 

Troost,  F.  L. 

Brimmer,  K.  E. 

Updegraff,  W.  N. 

Bruckman,  II.  R. 
Bryan,  F.  B. 
Buch,  W.  G. 

Bull,  G.  N. 
Buracker,  W.  H. 
Burrough,  H.,  3d. 
Buse,  F.  R. 

i 

Callaway,  E.  B. 
Castille,  L.  E. 
Christensen,  H.  A. 
Clark,  R.  H. 
Collins,  L.  P. 
Conway,  E.  F. 
Cope,  0.  G.,  jr. 
Corman,  H. 

Couble,  A.  J. 
Craven,  T.  T. 

PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1917. 

U.  S.  S.  “Utah.” 

Lieut.  E.  F.  Cutts,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 


41 


Second  class. 


Netting,  R.  B. 
Ofstie,  R.  A. 
Olds,  H.  W. 
Pace,  W.  W. 
Palmer,  C.  J. 
Parker,  L.  C. 
Powell,  D.  A. 
Ramsey,  L.  C. 
Read,  W.  R. 
Rockey,  C.  H. 


Third  class. 


Aldridge,  E.  T. 
Angst,  R.  E. 
Armstrong,  W.  H. 
Aron,  G.  M. 

Avery,  F.  B. 
Baber,  M.  A. 
Baker,  F.  L. 
Bassett,  M.  H. 
Beck,  E.  C. 
Beightler,  C.  S. 
Bergesen.  A.  O.  R. 
Strother,  J.  H. 
Swanson,  C.  F. 
Talbott,  B.  T. 
Taylor,  F. 

Thomas,  F.  J. 
Thresliie,  R.  I). 
TilJson,  E.  M. 
Tomlinson,  W.  G. 
Turney,  H.  W. 
Wallace,  W.  H. 
Ward,  B.  P. 

Webb.  J.  C. 
Whitmer,  D.  T. 
Wilson,  E.  P. 
Wootten,  C.  T. 
Worth,  D.  F.,  jr. 


Fourth  class. 


Thompson,  II.  O. 


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PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1917. 
U.  S.  S.  “Florida.” 


Lieut.  A.  D.  Denny,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 


Second  class. 

Third  class. 

Fourth  class. 

Alexander,  A.  B. 

Anderson,  C.  C. 

Edwards,  R.  D. 

Allen,  J.  R. 

Baker,  R.  D. 

Johnson,  F.  0. 

Ansel,  W. 

Jones,  R.  D. 

Kernodle,  M.  H. 

Barrett,  R.  S. 

Kelley,  G.  J. 

Leighton,  G.  A. 

Bowman,  G.  H. 

Kiehl,  E. 

Briscoe,  R.  P. 

Knope,  Y.  R. 

Brooks,  W.  A. 

La  Hache,  S.  L. 

Camp,  C. 

Lawbaugh,  L.  C. 

Cassady,  J.  H. 

Leahy,  W.  I. 

Crawford,  J.  G. 

Lee,  C.  Y. 

i 

Lewis,  E. 

McElduff,  J.  Y. 

McMillan,  D.  A. 

McVay,  C.  B.,  3d. 
MacBride,  H.  L. 

MacLaren,  W.  S.,  jr 
Mallard,  J.  B. 

Martin,  S.  E. 

Marts,  J.  W.,  jr. 

Mason,  L.  Y.,  jr. 

Maxson,  L.  J. 

Maxwell,  W.  E. 

Mergen,  H.  N. 

Miller,  W.  E. 

Mills,  DeL. 

PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1917. 

U.  S.  S.  “Delaware.” 

Lieut.  C.  L.  Best,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 


43 


Second  class. 

Third  class. 

Fourth  class. 

Holloway,  J.  L.,  jr. 

Abercrombie,  L.  A. 

Lewis,  D.  W. 

Hunt,  C.  B. 

Abson,  C.  M. 

Jennings,  R.  E. 

Akers,  A.  W.,  jr. 

Kegley,  T.  M. 

Allen,  S.  T. 

Lannom,  J.  R. 

Anderson,  M.  A. 

Lowry,  J.  D,,  jr. 

Arthur,  S.  H. 

- 

McGurl,  D.  M. 

Baker,  E.  C. 

Martin,  H.  M. 

Ballreich,  C.  J. 

Metzel,  J.  C. 

Barker,  F.  V. 

Morgan,  L.  N. 

i Barry,  L.  K. 

Scull,  H.  M. 

Binford,  T.  H. 
Boarman,  C.  S. 
Boit,  J.  McC. 
Brooks,  R. 
Browder,  M.  E. 
Bunch,  T.  H.,  jr 
Burdick,  G.  F. ' 
Burgess,  J.  A. 
Smith,  W.  W. 
Wilmot,  F.  E. 

! 

j Wilson,  James  D. 

! Winter,  F.  C. 
Wintermantel,  E. 
Woodson,  C.  R. 
Wooldridge,  E.  T. 
Worsham,  R. 
Zimmerli,  R.  M. 

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PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1917. 


Lieut.  D. 


Second  class. 


Gieselmann,  A.  0. 
Goodstein,  H. 
Graham,  J.  J. 
Griffin,  T.  J. 
Griffiths,  C.  A. 
Griggs,  J.  B.,  jr. 
Hains,  P.  W. 
Hand,  D.  W.,  jr. 
Herrmann,  E.  E. 
Hicks,  R.  L. 

Hill,  E.  R 


U.  S.  S.  “North  Dakota.” 


T.  Hunter,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 


Third  class. 

Fourth  class. 

Sickel,  H.  G.,  4th. 
Skinner,  G.  C.,  jr. 
Slawson  P.  S. 

Smith,  C.  W. 
Speight,  E.  P. 
Sullivan,  J.  B. 
Swafford,  C.  A. 
Sylvester,  E.  W. 
Talbert,  J.  T.,  2d. 
Ten  Eyck,  J.  C.,  jr. 
Thompson,  W.  A.  P. 
Thornton,  J.  M. 
Townsend,  R.  J. 
Tusler,  F.  A. 

Van  Cleave,  M. 
Voinot,  P.  E. 
Walker,  H.  E. 

Ward,  B.  N. 
Warrack,  R.  C. 
Watson,  P.  B. 

Weed,  W.  H.,  jr. 
Wellings,  A.  J. 
Whelchel,  J.  E. 
Whitmire,  J.  E. 
Wiestling,  R.  C. 

Van  de  Water,  D.  G. 
Weiss,  0.  C.  J. 

' 

! 

i 

1 

i 

PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1917. 

U.  S.  S.  “South  Carolina.” 

Lieut.  C.  M.  James,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 


45 


Second  class. 

Third  class. 

Fourth  class. 

McGaul>,  C. 

Poehlmann,  E.  A.  J. 

Hoover,  W.  D. 

Maser,  W.  G. 

Prestwich,  G.  F. 

Smyser,  H.  E. 

Mason,  G.  H. 

Rathbun,  V.  F. 

Mays,  W.  H. 

Rees,  J.  F. 

Murray,  S.  S. 

Rice,  W.  A. 

Noble,  J.  B. 

Richards,  C.  L. 

Pitre,  A.  S. 

Roberts,  F.  W. 

Redman,  J.  R. 

Rosenberry,  G.  E. 

Rend,  C.  J. 

Rule,  H.  C.,  jr. 

Rhotou,  R.  G. 

Rust,  H.  C. 

Sabalot,  A.  C.  J. 

Sanner,  G.  R. 

Schmidt,  F.  W. 

Schulten,  L.  B. 

; Severyns,  J.  H. 

Skinner,  C.  R, 

; Smith,  W.  M. 

! Spriggs,  A.  J. 

I Steinhagen,  P.  W. 
Stoddert,  F.  B. 

Stoker,  E.  S. 

Strother,  W.  J.,  jr. 

Surran,  C.  L. 

Swanston,  W.  A. 
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PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1917. 
U.  S.  S.  “Connecticut.” 


Lieut.  R.  E.  Rogers,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 


Second  class. 

Third  class. 

Fouath  class. 

Buchalter,  J 

Crawford,  A.  D.  A 

Francis,  W.  B. 

Burleigh,  A.  P. 

Crist,  M.  P. 

Snyder,  G.  W.,  3d. 

Callaghan,  W.  McC. 

Crocker,  J.  A. 

Wheelock,  R.  S. 

Carter,  G.  B. 

Crowell,  W.  S. 

Clayton,  W.  E. 

Cruzen,  R.  H. 

Colyear,  B.  H. 

Cunningham,  F.  J. 

Cook,  H.  P. 

Curts,  M.  E. 

Cushman,  C.  H. 

Dana,  G.  H. 

Demarest,  C.,  jr. 

Davis,  W.  L. 

Downey,  G.  J. 

Dickson,  J.  B. 
Dillman,  W. 
Donaldson,  A.  H 
Donnelly,  J.  B. 

# f 

Dougherty,  S.  C. 
Downe3,  W.  M. 
Dunbar,  H.  S.,  jr. 
Edwards,  J.  B. 
Falktior,  B.  L. 
Foster,  R.  R. 
Gaines,  0.  W. 
Gary,  C.  B. 
Gillespie,  A.  W. 
Gillon,  J.  F. 

Glass,  R.  P. 

PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1917.  47 

U.  S.  S.  “Minnesota.” 


Lieut.  L.  C.  Davis,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 


Second  class. 

Third  class. 

Fourth  class. 

lilbert,  W.  E. 

Abbott,  R.  W. 

Houser,  H.  A. 

hughes,  J.  J. 

xicree,  J.  T. 

Lambdin,  J.  T.,  jr. 

lungerford,  R.  W. 

Tague,  J.  R. 

Mercer,  J.  G. 

luse,  J.  0. 

Taylor,  H.  M. 

Weidner,  W.  F. 

hrig,  R.  M. 

Thome,  T.  S. 

ackson,  G.  M. 

Tillman,  E.  H.,  jr. 

eter,  T.  P. 

Tobey,  N.  S. 

[ 

veU,  E.  L. 

Tyler,  C.  L. 

viernan,  J.  E. 

van  Buren,  H.  S. 

Kirkland,  G. 

' 

Vetter,  J.  P. 
Wachtler,  W.  A. 
Wallace,  C.  R. 
Walsh,  E.  J. 
i Walton,  C.  L. 
Weller,  0.  A. 
Wheyland,  M.  C. 
Wiens,  R.  E. 
Wilkerson,  D.  C. 
Wilkes,  C. 
Williams,  D.  C. 
Wilson,  H. 

Wyatt,  J.  L. 

1 

York,  L.  D. 

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PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1917. 


U.  S.  S.  “Louisiana.” 

Lieut.  "H.  H.  Forgus,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 


Second  class. 

Third  class. 

Fourth  class. 

Fink,  C.  K. 

Johnson,  D.  P. 

Brownell,  T.  C. 

Friedman,  E. 

King,  S.  W. 

Hales,  R.  S. 

Hall,  S.  K. 

Korns,  V.  E. 

Lee,  W.  J. 

Ives,  J.  S. 

Kraker,  G.  P. 

Johnston,  J.  M. 

Lambright,  P.  W. 

Jones,  H.  McC. 

Latta,  H.  S. 

Kern,  E.  D. 

Lemler,  P. 

Kiefer,  D. 

Lewis,  T. 

King,  D.  C. 

Lowes,  R.  0.,  jr. 

Rochester,  H.  A. 

Lyon,  J.  B. 
McDermott,  J.  T. 
McDonnell,  J.  A. 
McMahon,  F.  W. 
McMenemy,  E.  H. 
Marie,  L.  E.,  jr. 
Markell,  H. 
Melling,  R.  E. 
Miller,  R.  B. 

! Miner,  0.  R. 
Moncure,  J.  P. 
Morrison,  G.  D. 
Moses,  M. 
Mullinnix,  A.  P. 
Nesbit,  W.  H. 
Nielson,  H.  S'. 
Olswang,  W.  W. 

49 


PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1917. 
U,  S.  S.  “Rhode  Island.” 


Lieut.  (Junior  Grade)  G.  B.  Hoey,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 


Second  class. 

Third  class. 

Fourth  class. 

Fengar,  II.  C. 

Anderson,  E.  L. 

Faine,  C. 

Ferguson,  W.  H. 

Angerer,  W.  W. 

Griswold,  W.  A 

Fitch,  H.  W. 

Bain,  E.  C. 

Foster,  F.  F. 

Baker,  L.  J. 

Gardner,  M.  B. 

Battle,  T.  W. 

Gilmer,  F.  H. 

Beall,  N. 

Grant,  L.  M. 

Beard,  F.  W. 

Greer,  M.  R. 

Berry,  M.  D. 

Grimsley,  E.  M. 

Blakeslee,  Y.  F. 

Herbst,  II.  R. 

Brantly,  N.  D. 

Brashears,  E.  L. 
Broadhurst,  W.  B. 
Buchholz,  R.  F.  A. 
Burkett,  E.  F. 

Burnham,  G.  II . 

Calnan,  G.  C. 

Cartwright,  A.  B. 
Chadwick’,  J.  H. 

Chappelle,  F.  S. 

Christmas,  W.  F. 

Cohen,  J.  S.,  jr. 

Collins,  C.  A. 

Connelly,  B. 

Cowdrey,  R.  T. 

Cox,  W.  T. 

Cunningham,  R.  P. 

Curtis,  J.  P. 

, 1 

. 

8255— IS 1 


50 


PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1&17. 


U.  S.  S.  “New  Jersey.” 

Lieut.  (Junior  Grade)  M.  B.  DeMott,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 

Second  class. 

Third  class. 

Fourth  class. 

Aler,  F.  V.,  jr. 

Goldenberg,  C.  N. 

Herring,  G.  G. 

Allen,  C. 

Goode,  J.  B. 

Hyatt,  D. 

Anderson,  H.  H. 

Graham,  R.  M. 

Lyttle,  G.  H. 

Baggett,  H.  D. 

Greer,  J.  M. 

McKee,  L. 

Beltz,  F.  W. 

Gregory,  G.  H. 

Murphy,  W.  J. 

Boiler,  R.  L. 

Guerin,  I.  L. 

Brashears,  G.  W.,  jr. 

Haeberle,  G.  C. 

Brown,  A.  D. 

Hannah,  S. 

Bryant,  E.  H. 

Hargrove,  R.  H. 

Coney,  C.  E. 

Harrington,  i\.  0. 
Harrison,  D. 

Hart,  W.  T.,  jr. 

Hartman,  C.  C. 
Haselden,  J.  D. 
Haugen,  L.  T. 

Haven,  H.  E. 
Hawkins,  K.  C. 
Heineman,  P.  R. 
Higgins,  R.  L. 
Higle>,  J.  W. 
Hines,  W.  II. 
Hitchcock,  N.  R. 
Hop  wood,  H.  G. 
Humphrey,  P. 

1 

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PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1917.  51 


Lieut.  (Junior  Grade)  L. 

U.  S.  S.  “Nebraska.” 

P.  Johnson,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 

Second  class. 

Third  class. 

Fourth  class. 

Clark,  D.  H. 

Morse,  R.  S. 

Hail,  H.  D. 

Cochran,  P.  S. 

Mullan,  W.  E.  A. 

McConnell,  L.  S. 

Crawford,  D.  S. 

Murphy,  C.  H. 

Shaw,  H.  P. 

Cullens,  J.  W. 

Musser,  N.  B. 

de  Kay,  R.  D. 

Myers,  M.  B. 

Dorsey,  R.  M. 

Nolan,  J.  E. 

Du  Val,  M.  P.,  jr. 

Old,  F.  P. 

Failing,  K.  R. 

O’Leary,  F.  M. 

Fitzpatrick,  T.  B. 

Padgett,  L.  P.,  jr. 

Francis,  D.  D. 

Palmer,  K.  W. 
Pare,  E.  E. 
Pearson,  M.  S. 
Peay,  G.  H.  L. 
Peifer,  H.  E. 
Perry,  J. 

Plaskitt,  J.  M. 
Power,  H.  D. 
Reed,  K.  S. 
Repplier,  F.  0. 
Roberts,  W.  H. 
Scaffe,  T.  C. 
Scott,  S.  T. 

Seitz,  G.  A. 
Sexton,  H.  C.,  jr. 
Shope,  W.  K.  B. 

Smith,  R.  H. 

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PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1911. 


U.  S.  S.  “Michigan.” 

Lieut.  (Junior  Grade)  G.  B.  Keester,  United  States  Navy,  officer  in  charge. 


Second  class. 

Third  class. 

Fourth  class. 

Spaven,  J.  S. 

Hague,  W.  McL. 

Lyon,  G.  D. 

Stein,  M.  H. 

Harris,  M.  D. 

Sullivan,  P.  V. 

Hartung,  R.  R. 

Thompson,  P.  B. 

Hatch,  M.  E. 

Warner,  S.  H. 

Hevia,  C. 

Whitehead,  W.  D. 

Hibbs,  W. 

Whittaker,  H.  R. 

Higgins,  W.  L. 

Willenbucher,  F.  0. 

Highleyman,  R. 

Williams,  J.  C. 

Hill,  R.  D.,  jr. 

Winckler,  E.  R. 

Hillenkoetter,  R.  H. 
Hobbs,  A. 

Howell,  E.  B. 
Hughes,  D.  A. 
Hutton,  C.  L. 
Ingram,  W.  A. 
Isquith,  S.  S. 
Kranzfelder,  E.  P. 
Krebs,  W.  J. 
Lademan,  J.  U.,  jr. 
Laird,  0.  C. 

Litch,  E.  W. 
Livingstone,  W.  G. 
Londahl,  F.  W. 
Longstaff,  J.  B. 
Lusk,  J.  A. 

Maichle,  F.  M. 

PRACTICE  CRUISE,  1917. 


53 


The  following-named  midshipmen  did  not  make  the  summer  practice  cruise,  1917, 
for  the  reason  indicated  opposite  their  respective  names: 


Name. 


Class. 


Remarks. 


Kincaid,  E . H 

Second  class 

Browning,  J.  N 

Third  class 

Ferris,  R.  C 

do 

Gilbert,  S.  F.,  jr 

do 

Graham,  D.  W 

do 

McEathron,  E.  D.... 

do 

Cranston,  W.  B 

Fourth  class 

Hamilton,  S.  M 

Jessup,  L .,  jr 

do 

McClure,  R.  B 

do 

McDuffie,  W.  A 

do 

Porteous,  E.  J 

do 

Rush,  A.  S 

Turned  back  into  this  class 
on  June  26,  1917,  and 
retained  at  Naval  Acad- 
emy. 

On  sick  leave. 

In  naval  hospital. 

On  sick  leave. 

Do. 

Do. 

Admitted  too  late.. 

On  sick  leave. 

Admitted  too  late. 
Resigned. 

Admitted  too  late. 

Do. 

On  sick  leave. 


RELATIVE  STANDING  OF  MIDSHIPMEN. 


Classes  of  midshipmen  at  the  United  States  Naval  Academy  at  the  beginning  of  the  academic 
year  1917-18 ; ivith  the  relative  standing  of  the  members  of  the  present  first  and  third 
classes  as  determined  at  the  annual  examinations,  March  and  June,  1917.  Also  the 
relative  standing  of  the  classes  appointed  in  1913  and  1914. 

* Received  85  per  cent  of  the  multiple. 

a Absent  annual  examination  by  reason  of  sickness;  continued  with  class  subject 
to  delayed  examinations. 

A Absent  annual  examination  by  reason  of  sickness;  continued  subject  to  delayed 
examinations;  passed  delayed  examinations  and  graduated  as  of  same  da 
class. 

b Deficient  at  annual  examination. 

B Absent  annual  examination  second-class  work  by  reason  of  sickness;  continued 
subject  to  special  examination;  deficient  on  special  examination;  continued- 
cient  annual  examination  first-class  work;  retained  in  next  lower  class. 

C Absent  annual  examination  by  reason  of  sickness;  continued  subject  to  delayed 
examinations;  absent  at  time  of  delayed  examinations;  retained  in  next  lower  class. 

d Deficient  at  annual  examination;  reexamined  and  again  found  deficient;  retained 
in  next  lower  class. 

D Absent  annual  examination  second-class  work  by  reason  of  sickness;  continued 
subject  to  special  examination;  passed  special  examination;  continued  with  class. 
e Deficient  at  annual  examination;  recommended  to  be  dropped;  resigned. 

E Absent  annual  examination  by  reason  of  sickness. 

/Deficient  at  annual  examination;  reexamined;  passed;  and  continued  with  class. 
F Deficient  at  annual  examination;  reexamined  and  again  found  deficient;  recom- 
mended to  be  dropped;  resigned. 

g Deficient  at  semiannual  examination;  reexamined  and  again  found  deficient; 
continued  pending  result  of  annual  examination. 

G Absent  annual  examination  by  reason  of  sickness;  retained  in  next  lower  class 
subject  to  physical  examination. 

h Deficient  semiannual  examination;  reexamined  and  again  found  deficient; 
continued  pending  result  of  annual  examination;  retained  in  next  lower  class. 

H Absent  annual  examination  by  reason  of  sickness;  turned  back  into  next  lower 
class  subject  to  physical  examination;  found  physically  disqualified  and  required 
to  resign;  resigned. 

i Deficient  at  annual  examination;  continued  pending  result  of  reexamination; 
absent  at  time  of  reexamination  on  account  of  sickness;  transferred  to  United  States 
naval  hospital,  Fort  Lyon,  Colo.,  September  15,  1917,  for  treatment. 
j Disqualified  at  annual  physical  examination;  required  to  resign;  resigned. 
/Disqualified  at  annual  physical  examination;  continued  subject  to  treatment; 
later  appointed  assistant  paymaster  in  the  United  States  Navy. 
k Disqualified  at  annual  physical  examination. 

IT  Disqualified  on  reexamination. 

I Passed  on  reexamination. 


55 


56 


RELATIVE  STANDING  OF  MIDSHIPMEN. 


L Disqualified  at  annual  physical  examination;  graduated  and  continued  pending 
result  of  reexamination. 

me  Upon  graduation,  appointed  second  lieutenant  in  the  United  States  Marine 
Corps. 

n Rejected  physically  on  reexamination;  required  to  resign;  resigned. 
o Rejected  physically  on  reexamination;  continued  until  next  annual  physical 
examination. 

pc  Upon  graduation,  appointed  assistant  paymaster  in  the  United  States  Navy. 
q Reexamined  and  continued  subject  to  later  reexamination. 
r Resigned. 
s Dismissed. 

t Retained  in  next  lower  class  subject  to  physical  examination;  examined  and 
found  qualified. 

u Rejected  at  delayed  annual  physical  examination;  continued  until  next  annual 
physical  examination. 

v Allowed  to  graduate,  but  required  to  resign  immediately  after  graduation , 
resigned. 

w Readmitted  with  class  of  1921. 
x Retained  in  next  lower  class. 

X Continued  until  next  annual  physical  examination. 
xx  Turned  back  into  next  lower  class  on  account  of  misconduct. 
y Passed  delayed  examinations;  continued  with  class. 


58  GRADUATING  CLASS MARCH.,  1917. 

Relative  standing  of  midshipmen  appointed  in  1913  at  the  annual  examination , March , 


Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of 
admission. 

Age  at 
date  of 
ad  mis - 
! sion. 

Sea  serv- 
ice in 
practice 
ships. 

: 2 
(3 

' © 
; t* 

oi 

A 

C 

o 

a 

J3 

1 § a 

a ; ft 

‘ “ 

1913. 

31 

Allen,  Jay  K 

j New  Mexico. . 

May  3 

19 

11 

8 22 

147 

Anderson,  Herbert  William... 

Montana 

May  24 

l 18 

11 

j 

8 22 

| 

141 

Austin,  Leonard  Bynner 

Pennsylvania . 

| Apr.  25 

20 

1 

8 14 

80 

Avery,  Harrison 

Pennsylvania . 

j June  28 

, 19 

9 

8 27 

167 

Ball,  William  Hereford 

Missouri 

1 Apr.  29 

; 19 

10 

8 22 

/165 

Bartholdi,  John  Joseph 

Arizona 

June  30 

1 17 

6 

8 27 

6x178 

Bartlett,  Samuel  Johnson 

Alabama 

May  20 

17 

8 

8 22 

1912. 

118 

Benson,  Francis  Wyse 

South  Carolina 

| June  11 

17 

2 

9 11 

1913. 

70 

Bigelow,  Anson  Alexander 

Illinois 

1 May  6 

16 

4 

i 8 22 

132 

Blodgett,  Harry  Collins. 

New  York. . . . 

May  9 j 

18 

5 

! 8 27 

*3 

Brady,  Edmund  Edward,  jr 

Maine 

May  8 | 

16 

9 

8 22  . 

60 

Brewer,  Samuel  Bragg 

Alabama 

' June  27  i 

16 

1 3 

8 22 

125 

Brewington,  Carl  Wright 

Texas 

! June  14 

19 

1 

8 j 22  | 

76 

Browne,  Davenport 

Pennsylvania . 

June  14 

18 

‘ 3 

8 • 22 : 

45 

Buchalter,  Benjamin 

Indiana 

May  6 

17 

io  ! 

8 22 

23 

Caldwell,  Edmund  Bell 

Washington 

July  3 ; 

16 

3 

8 27  : 

108 

Calhoun,  Walter  Carson 

Pennsylvania . 

May  9 i 

19 

0 

8 22 

*9 

Campbell,  Colin 

Kansas 

Apr.  21 

17 

5 1 

8 22 

127 

Clark,  Guy  Wheeler 

Minnesota ! 

May  7 

18 

4 

8 14 

84 

Clark,  Homer  Webb 

New  York 

Apr.  24 

17  j 

3 

8 22 

104 

Clark,  Volney  Oral. 

Wyoming 

May  13 

17 

2 

8 27 

56 

Clarke,  William  Price  Oliver. . 

California 

May  20 

19 

11 

8 22 

170 

Claude,  William  Shepard 

Oklahoma 

June  30  j 

17  i 

5 

8 27 

Bryan. 

1 

32 

Coe,  Douglas  Witmer I 

Minnesota 

June  27  j 

18  ; 

4 | 

8 22 

43 

Collins  Ross  Forrester 

Missouri 

May  6 

16  ' 

6 | 

8 22 

46 

Comstock,  Merrill 

North  Dakota. 

June  9 

18  1 

i ! 

8 22 

166 

Conover,  James  Potter,  jr 

New  York. . . .j 

May  23 

19  ; 

6 

6 21 

66 

Conyne,  James  Henry 

New  Jersey J 

May  5 

17  f 

6 

8 22 

155 

Cook,  Seabury 

New  Jersey 

June  30 

17  1 

8 

8 22  ' 

109 

Cooley,  Thomas  Ross,  jr i 

California 

June  28 

20 

0 

8 22  ; 

121 

Coontz  Kenneth  Lee 

Alaska 

May  8 

16 

0 

8 22  . 

139 

Councill,  Howard  Folk 

North  Carolina  j 

May  5 

17 

11 

8 27 

GRADUATING  CLASS MARCH,  1917.  59 


1917,  for  the  last  year  of  their  academic  course — 1 83  inembers  ( graduated , Mar.  29,  1917). 


Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in— 

Number  of  demerits 
for  academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Seamanship. 

Ordnance  and 
ballistics. 

Torpedoes  and 
gunnery. 

Navigation. 

Compass  devia- 
tion and  sur- 
veying. 

§ 

C 

3 

Naval  construc- 
tion. 

Electrical  engi- 
neering. 

Modern  1 a n - 
guages. 

Hygiene. 

Efficiency. 

Practice  cruise. 

44 

36 

27 

j 52 

146 

! 13 

1 

j 10 

35 

120 

137 

13 

11 

16 

! 31 

150 

! 174 

46 

160 

155 

126 

i 155 

173 

134 

2 

118 

91 

- 30 

147 

144 

146 

78 

143 

173 

47 

! 78 

102 

164 

89 

144 

153 

67 

; 141 

122 

118 

110 

108 

61 

102 

91 

101 

40 

51 

28 

7 

23 

80 

163 

160 

i 146 

160 

126 

151 

162 

155 

80 

150 

124 

56 

100 

167 

148 

169 

115 

178 

126 

174 

152 

181 

175 

157 

147 

71 

j 34 

, /165 

176 

173 

178 

177 

179 

176 

178 

180 

86 

97 

164 

157 

| 105 

6x178 

105 

118 

152 

71 

108 

171 

104 

149 

86 

103 

58 

1 

163 

1 

! 33 

| 118 

27 

36 

157 

30 

41 

69 

57 

83 

32 

104 

142 

28 

89 

70 

118 

50 

| 136 

33 

74 

94 

■ 85 

15 

99 

114 

159 

136 

160 

132 

6 

| 13 

3 

9 

14 

12 

.6 

2 

4 

50 

2 

10 

5 

| *3 

81 

| 60 

; 110 

28 

64  i 

102 

125 

1 

45 

54 

80 

69 

133 

35 

60 

132 

165 

136 

175 

91 

41 

78 

. 105 

123 

154 

47 

114 

31 

125 

89 

92 

58 

49 

71 

158 

73  1 

56 

101 

45 

78 

96  ! 

41 

76 

40 

132 

58 

52 

71 

23 

41 

32  j 

59 

70 

170 

| 94 

9 

! 45 

26 

18 

94 

12 

22 

58 

32  | 

27 

29 

98 i 

25 

21 

45' 

23 

117 

142 

92 

43 

136 

94 

35  | 

81  | 

172 

172 

41 

148 

47 

108 

8 

24 

31 

24 

18 

7 

12  ! 

10 

6 

108 

21 

91  1 

0 

*9 

166 

128 

146 

120 

104  | 

122  1 

48 

102 

146 

150 

116 

71  I 

42 

127 

102 

84 

115 

61 

58 

■ 82 

91  1 

63 

162 

92 

103 

32 

42 

84 

119 

63 

78 

64 

126 

175 

114 

120 

142 

100 

107 

105 

33 

104 

22 

23 ; 

22  ; 

21 

25 

19  i 

22  | 

54  | 

166 

61 

58 

45 

100 

56 

156 

148 

161  ' 

176 

172  1 

167 

155 

168 

166 

41 

170 

110 

93 

170, 

50 

20  ! 

45 

5 

29 

41 

19 

17 

54 

43 

98 

114 

41  j 

32 

38 

36 

54 

83 

85 

47 

49 

90 

72 

45 

58 

28 

11 

43 

65 

55 

37  j 

64 

33 

36 

73 

109  1 

27 

■ 137 

82 

25 

8 ! 

46 

93  ; 

178  1 

161 

171  1 

169 

132 

162 

177  : 

52 

159 

78 

59 

81 

1 66 

59 

115 

58 

86  ' 

78 

94  ! 

98  i 

93  ! 

80 

39 

94 

39 

21 

66 

134 

160 

169  ; 

169 

177 

153 

173  | 

165  ‘ 

64 

OO 

Cl 

T—t 

58 

150  ! 

46 

155 

142 

128 

56 

95 

71 

31 

129 

117 

134 

5l 

42 

67 

44 

109 

61 

160 

152  | 

91 

148 

167 

166 

112 

68 

166 

155 

64 

28 

121 

108 

132 

11 

116 

161 

135 

93  | 

83 

69 

20 

147  ! 

39  ; 

121 

139 

60 


GRADUATIN' G CLASS — MARCH,  1917. 


Relative  standing  of  midshipmen  appointed  in  1913  at  the  annual  examination, 


Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of 
admission. 

! Age  at 
: date  of 
admis- 
| sion. 

Sea  serv-  I 
ice  in  J 
practice  ! 
ships.  : 

i 

1 £ 

1 « 

j £ 

• W 
, £ 

fl 

O 

a 

W 

-C 

a 

o 

a 

63 

P ! 

1913. 

1 

68 

Cruse,  John  Roger 

Missouri 

May  12 

j 16 

j li 

8 

27  J 

126 

Cummings,  George  Clarence  . . 

Massachusetts . 

Aug.  13 

20 

0 

8 

22 

25 

Dashipll,  Robert  Brooke 

At  large 

May  5 

17 

6 

8 i 

13  1 

103 

Davis,  Ward  Percival 

Idaho 

May  5 

18 

3 

1 

8 

1 

1 26 

19 

Dean,  Frank  Homewood 

Delaware 

May  14  j 

! 19 

1 5 , 

8 

21  I 

no 

Dees,  Randal  Euesta 

Mississippi 

June  30  j 

19 

9 ! 

8 

22 

34 

Denebrink,  Francis  Compton. 

Wyoming 

May  8 i 

16 

11  i 

8 j 

1 22 

H78 

Dietrmh,  William  Francis 

New  York.  . . . 

May  26 

19 

10 1 

8 

22 

169 

Dillon,  Stephen  Edwin 

Arkansas ..... 

May  8 

17  i 

7 

8 ! 

27 

120 

Doughty,  Leonard,  jr 

Texas 

May  20 

19 

1 

8 

22 

26 

Douglas,  Alexander  Dean 

Oklahoma 

June  30 

18 

1 

11  ; 

8 

22 

17 

Duncan,  Donald  Bradley. 

Michigan 

May  5 

16  i 

8| 

5 I 

19 

37 

Dun  woody,  Kingsland 

New  York. 

Apr.  30 

17  1 

«j 

8 

22 

179 

Elmore,  Willett 

Alabama 

June  3 J 

17 

5 ! 

8 ! 

| 22 

107 

Ely,  Hanson  Edward,  jr 

Iowa 

Apr.  29  j 

17 

. 1 

8 

27 

168 

Ely,  Harold  Faul > 

Pennsylvania. 

May  20 

19  | 

7 

8 

22 

142 

Evans,  Donald  Rodney ! 

Delaware 

Apr.  23  1 

j17 

6 

8 

22 

14 

Fahrion,  Frank  George j 

West  Virginia. 

June  26  j 

19 

I 2 

8 

22 

1912  j 

173 

Failing,  Rollin  Van  Alstine . . .! 

Michigan 

July  9 ] 

18 

7 

11 

5 

1913  j 

52 

Fairlamb,  George  Richard- 

Virginia  

Apr.  30 

18  i 

6 

8 ! 

22 

son,  jr. 

87 

Fleming,  Robert  Walton ■ 

Louisiana 

Apr.  30  | 

19  ! 

4 I 

8 ! 

27  i 

J 

146  ! 

Floyd-Jones,  Kenneth j 

New  York 

May  2 j 

. 18 

3 j 

8 i 

22  ! 

174  ! 

Forshew,  John  Hildreth,  jr — 1 

New  York 

June  12  ! 

16 

10 

8 ; 

27 

85 

Forster,  Guido  Frederick 

New  York 

Sept.  11  ! 

18  1 

5 ! 

8 

27  ! 

29 

Fox,  David  Carl ! 

Pennsylvania. 

July  10  | 

17  1 

1 

o 

8 

27  ] 

15; 

Fullinwider,  Simon  Pendle- 

New Mexico.. . 

Aug.  15  1 

16  ‘ 

o ! 

8 

22 

ton,  jr. 

; 

I 

148  ; 

Gale,  Thomas  Boyle 

Tennessee 

June  16  j 

18 

6 1 

8 ! 

22  j 

176 

Gover,  Lewis  Lynn 

Alabama 

May  16  i 

19  ; 

3 ! 

8 

22  ! 

128 

Grant,  Vernon  Francis 

Mississippi i 

Apr.  23  | 

18  : 

10  ! 

8 

22  | 

1912 

| 

88  1 

Gregory,  Joseph  Wesley 

New  York ! 

July  10  | 

17  | 

4 | 

11  i 

o : 

61 


GRADUATING  CLASS MARCH,  1917. 


March , 1917,  for  the  last  year  of  their  academic  course — 183  members — Continued. 


Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in— 

Number  of  demerits 
lor  academic  year. 

i Order  of  general  merit 
for  acadmic  year. 

1 

c 

a 

B 

C3 

<D 

m 

Ordnance  and 
ballistics. 

a 

e3  . 
>> 
co  b 

Oj  © 

o a 
!§ 
o 

Navigation. 

Compass  devia- 
tion and  sur- 
veying. 

Turbines. 

Naval  construc- 
tion. 

Electrical  engi- 
neering. 

Modern  lan- 
guages. 

Hygiene. 

Efficiency. 

Practice  cruise. 

95 

41 

123 

45 

I 29 

25 

108 

66 

36 

70 

164 

158 

45 

68 

145 

81 

86 

123 

■ 133 

145 

159 

113 

90 

j 

83 

157 

59 

45 

126 

36 

32 

16 

37 

122 

9 

19 

44 

29 

94 

45 

37 

12 

25 

125 

66 

78 

128 

! 64 

21 

93 

149 

i 181 

157 

28 

18 

44 

103 

69 

31 

56 

34 

27 

36 

35 

5 

51 

80 

118 

7 

10 

19 

16 

2 

14 

2 

4 

16 

13 

14 

19 

6 

38 

! 105 

33 

*10 

10 

71 

94 

49 

88 

94 

93 

115 

22 

13 

8 

43 

5 

34 

106 

84 

32 

156 

168 

112 

62 

75 

63 

23 

52 

71 

11 

M78 

128 

168 

123 

166 

175 

140 

138 

132 

158 

| 120 

179 

98 

115 

169 

143 

63 

132 

24 

47 

64 

129 

70 

75 

120 

153 

78 

107 

120 

15 

75 

18 

64 

51 

53 

32 

39 

15 

31 

42 

98 

0 

26 

55 

28 

25 

10 

9 

25 

67 

50 

1 

23 

34 

21 

21 

17 

I 12 : 

30 

24 

104 

81 

34 

73 

50 

123 

168 

19 

78 

12 

37 

177  ; 

177 

175 

171 

178 

178 

177 

177 

166 : 

114 

159 

142 

110 

179 

| 77  | 

50 

168 

91 

60 

101 

136 

100 

152 

! 165 

34 

75 

62 

107 

179  ! 

145 

152 

174 

157 

149 

141 

167 

1 158 

l 

31 

78 

176 

65 

168 

152 

160 

123 

164 

161 

118  j 

117 

104 

90  | 

173 

135 

59 

53 

142 

37 

21 

30 

7 

18 

72  j 

14 

11 

96 

51 

23 

64 

26 

14 

171 

150 

160 

116 

91 

158 

152 

117 

158 

109 

107 

49 

167 

173 

30 

81 

68 

128 

49  ! 

108 

30 

32 

46 

147 

66 

119 

26 

52 

64 ; 

160 

100 

156 

176  j 

41 

67 

130  j 

166  j 

85  } 

4 | 

11 

20 

87 

140 

156 

• 65 

152  | 

85 

162 

144 

154  * 

105 

51 

in  ! 

161 

55 

146 

167  I 

100  | 

166 

111 

85  j 

180 

133 

174  ; 

130 

144 

164 

110 

159 

174 

135 

115  | 

130 

55 

100 

135 

62 

91 

10 

94 

128 

165 

16 

85 

67  1 

41 

78 

27  I 

6 1 

41 

26 

25 

33 

6- 

103 

35 

9 

29 

20 

47 

7 

28  | 

18 

7 

7 

23  ! 

75 ! 

2 

88 

119 

11 

15 

99  ; 

146 

58 

128  : 

122  : 

172 

122 

139 

36 ; 

10 

128  ! 

153 

100 

148 

154 

128 

176 

160 

144 

180 

161 

176  i 

75  j 

51 

69 

98 

175 

176 

63  ! 

141 

39 

150 

148 ; 

107 

i 

44 

109  1 

113  | 

20  | 

69 

123 

90 

128 

48  ! 

45  1 

'75 

64  j 

47 

31 

104 

77  i 

36 

109  ! 

135 

127 

81 

88 

62 


GRADUATING  CLASS MARCH,  1917. 

Relative  standing  of  midshipmen  appointed  in  1913  at  the  annual  examination, 


Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Names. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of  j 
admission,  j 

| Age  at 
i date  of 
' admis- 
sion. 

Sea  serv- 
ice in 
practice 
ships. 

W j 
C3 

£ ! 

l 

J 1 
= 

© 

a 

J 

1 

O 

a 

to 

C3 

Q 

1913. 

— ' 

Ill 

Grnelick,  Richard  Wetherill. . 

Indiana 

May  7 j 

i19! 

1 

8 

22 

*1 

Haeberle,  Frederick  Edward 

California 

May  22 

j 19 

10  ! 

8i 

22 

74 

Hagen,  Edward  Gillette 

New  Jersey. ... 

Apr.  21 

19 

7 

8 

22 

151 

Hanafee,  Frank  Joseph 

Indiana 

May  8 

J 17 

7 

I 8 

26 

105 

Hansen,  Carl  Ludvig 

North  Dakota . 

Apr.  29 

19 

• 1 

4 

' 8 

22 

134 

Hanson,  Evan  Greenwood. . . . 

Utah 

June  27 

18 

9 

1 8 

22 

116 

Harper,  Richard  Harvey 

Texas 

May  27 

1 19 

4 

8 

: 22 

113 

Harris,  Thomas  Field ..... 

Kentucky 

June  4 

i 17 

9 

8 

22  ■ 

77 

Harriss,  George  Latham 

North  Carolina 

May  5 

! 17 

9 

8 

27 

.4/84 

Harvey,  Lawrence 

Pennsylvania. 

May  6 

; 19 

6 

6 

21 

55 

Hayden,  Charles  Lynn 

Wisconsin .... 

May  20 

18 

3 

: 8 

22 

58 

Headlee,  Colin  He  Vere 

Washington . . . 

May  20 

20 

1 

! 8 

| 22 

1912 

180 

1 Heath,  William  Shannon 

South  Carolina 

June  18 

18 

6 

11 

1 18 

1913 

• 

92 

j Herfernan,  John  Baptist 

Indiana 

May  23 

i 18 

7 

8 

| 22 

117 

1 Hendley,  Thomas  Bentley 

Tennessee 

June  28 

19 

10 

; 8 

27 

177 

Iloeffel,  Kenneth  Mortimer. . . 

Wisconsin. . . . 

June  30 

! 19 

3 

8 

22 

49 

Holden,  Carl  Frederick 

Maine 

May  26 

18 

0 

6 

15  1 

150 

! Holton,  Chester  McKinley 

Ohio 

May  5 

18 

0 

8 

22 

181 

I 

Hoover,  Guy  Bashford 

Ohio 

June  28 

i9 

11 

| 8 j 

22 

40 

Howard,  George  Turner 

Georgia 

May  2 

20 

0 

6 

20 

54 

Hudson,  Lester  Jay 

California 

June  24 

! 19 

2 

j 8 i 

27 

£156 

Hurlbut,  Earl  Schaefer 

Kansas 

May  2 

20 

0 

; 6 

2 

*6 

Huschke,  Paul  William 

Oregon 

June  30 

! 18 

2 

8 

1 22 

Frederick. 

69 

Hvde,  Ralph  Underhill 

New  York 

June  24 

j 2.8 

11 

8 

22 

72 

Irby,  Franklin  Scott 

J Texas 

May  9 

' 18 

7 

i 8 

! 22 

164 

Jackson,  Herbert  Wiley 

j Kansas 

May  1 

19 

1 0 

1 8 

1 

13 

115 

Jacobsen,  Conrad  Leikness 

Oregon 

May  8 

1 19 

! 3 

! 8 

1 22 

153 

Jenkins,  John  Hayes 

j Washington . . . 

June  30 

! 17 

! 8 

8 

1 22 

30 

Johnson,  Clarence  Willard 

j Minnesota 

June  28 

\ 18 

6 

8 

j 26 

k 154 

Jones,  Charles  Myers 

North  Carolina 

May  12 

18 

8 

i 8 

26 

94 

JoDes,  Edward  Harral 

j Pennsylvania. 

Apr.  24 

18 

j 6 

6 

12 

135 

Keating.  Robert  Emmet 

' Illinois 

May  12 

j 19 

j 9 

8 

j 22 

GRADUATING  CLASS MARCH,  1917. 


63 


March,  1917,  for  the  last  year  of  their  academic  course — 183  members — Continued. 


Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in— 

Number  of  demerits 
j for  academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

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GRADUATING  CLASS— —MARCH,  1917. 


Relative  standing  of  midshipmen  appointed  in  1913  at  the  annual  examination , 


Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

• 

Date  of 
admission. 

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date  of 
admis- 
sion. 

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ice in 
practice 
ships. 

fift 

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£ 

a 

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1 

A 

1913. 

82 

Keefe,  John  Henry 

Maine 

May 

31 

20 

0 

6 

15 

97 

Keller,  George  Monteith 

Connecticut.. . 

June 

10 

18 

4 

8 

22 

158 

Keller,  Karl 

Pennsylvania.. 

June 

4 

19 

1 

6 

12 

172 

Kelly,  Laurence  Edward 

Pennsylvania.. 

May 

13 

18 

6 

8 

27 

17 

Kiland,  Ingolf  Norman 

Wisconsin.  . . . 

May 

13 

18 

2 

8 

22 

27 

Klein,  Harold  Samuel 

Pennsylvania.. 

May 

8 

18 

9 

8 

22 

47 

Knowles,  Herbert  Bain 

Maine 

May 

12 

19 

2 

8 

27 

175 

Lehrfeld,  Isidore 

New  York. . . . 

May 

1 

18 

6 

8 

27 

81 

Lively,  Frank  Wilson 

West  Virginia. 

June 

30 

18 

5 

8 

27 

102 

Ludlow,  William  Goodwin,  jr. 

South  Dakota. 

May 

20 

18 

6 

8 

22 

122 

McCann,  Allan  Rockwell 

Massachusetts . 

June 

23 

16 

9 

8 

22 

*8 

Mclver,  George  Wilcox,  jr. . 

California 

Aug. 

15 

16 

0 

8 

27 

*2 

McKee,  Andrew  Irwin 

Kentucky 

May 

5 

17 

3 

8 

27 

78 

McReynolds,  Robert  Wing,  jr. 

Texas 

June 

20 

19 

4 

8 

22 

140 

Mack,  Andrew  Robert 

N ew  Hampshire 

June 

27 

17 

5 

8 

22 

*7 

Maples,  Houston  Ledbetter. 

Alabama.. . . . . 

Sept. 

30 

17 

7 

8 

27 

*59 

Marbourg,  Edgar  Foster 

Colorado 

May 

26 

16 

1 

5 

27 

pcuo 

71 

Matthews,  Robert  Bowman. . . 

Louisiana 

Apr. 

29 

17 

9 

5 

27 

62 

Metcalf,  John  Tucker 

Rhode  Island. 

Apr. 

22 

19 

6 

8 

27 

11 

Mitchell,  Edward  Alexander.. 

New  York. . . . 

June 

11 

17 

7 

8 

22 

83 

Moore,  Vincent  John 

Pennsylvania.. 

June 

25 

19 

1 

8 

22 

53 

Moran,  Edward  Joseph 

Illinois 

Apr. 

25 

19 

8 

8 

21 

114 

Morroek,  William  James  . . 

Georgia .... 

May 

20 

19 

3 

8 

22 

159 

Morris,  Earl  William 

Ohio 

Sept. 

10 

19 

6 

8 

22 

11129 

Mnrphv  John  Vernon 

Texas 

June 

18 

20 

0 

8 

24 

73 

Muschlitz,  Earle  Eugene . 

Pennsylvania.. 

Apr. 

22 

18 

7 

8 

22 

61 

Neilson,  Frederic  Winthrop... 

New  York. . . . 

June 

21 

17 

5 

8 

22 

16 

Noble,  Albert 

Oklahoma 

June 

2 

17 

6 

8 

22 

75 

Ogg,  Robert  Rennie 

New  York .... 

June 

26 

18 

3 

8 

22 

*5 

Oster,  Henry  Richard 

New  York. . . . 

July 

7 

18 

1 

8 

22 

*4 

Ostrander,  John  Edwin,  jr. 

Massachusetts . 

Apr. 

29 

18 

7 

8 

27 

171 

Park,  Pevton  Hogue 

North  Carolina 

June 

21 

20 

0 

8 

22 

162 

Perkins,  Constantine  Nicholas. 

California 

May 

1 

16 

10 

8 

27 

A82% 

Poindexter,  Gale  Aylett 

Washington — 

May 

23 

19 

11 

8 

27 

112 

Porter,  Robert  Lee,  jr 

Maryland 

May 

8 

17 

8 

8 

27 

GRADUATING  CLASS MARCH,  1917, 


65 


March , 1917,  for  the  last  year  of  their  academic  course — 183  members — Continued. 


Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in- 


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Ordn  a n c e and 
ballistics. 

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ginmery. 

Navigation. 

Compass  devia- 
tion and  sur- 
veying. 

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Naval  construc- 
tion. 

Electrical  engi- 
neering. 

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guages. 

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177 

129 

183 

105 

170 

174 

167 

171 

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165 

175 

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135 

98 

172 

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126 

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96 

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144 

177 

178 

180 

98 

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78 

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101 

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108 

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for  academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

0 

82 

90 

97 

89 

158 

65 

172 

23 

17 

28 

27 

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38 

122 

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16 

60 

75 

0 

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138 

171 

112 

162 

40 

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26 

112 

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66 


GRADUATING  CLASS MARCH,  1917. 


Relative  standing  of  midshipmen  appointed  in  1913  at  the  annual  examination , 


Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of 
admission. 

Age  at 
date  of 
admis- 
sion. 

Sea  serv- 
ice in 
practice 
ships. 

Years. 

Months. 

Months. 

Days. 

1913. 

63 

Presnell,  Byron  King 

Idaho 

June 

30 

19 

0 

8 

27 

67 

Price.  Allen  Ingram 

Ohio  

June 

30 

18 

2 

8 1 

22 

100 

Randolph,  Robert  Lee,  jr 

Maryland 

May 

26 

18 

0 

8 

22 

13 

Rawlings,  Norborne  Lewis 

Virginia 

May 

5 

18 

11 

8 

22 

91 

Reaves,  Andrew  Glover 

Florida 1 

May 

8 

18 

8 ! 

8 

22 

H161 

Reifel,  William  McKinley 

Ohio ! 

June 

25 

17 

11  i 

8 

6 

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Richards,  William  Pettet. . . . 

Washington ! 

May 

1 

18 

2 

8 

27 

38 

Richmond,  John  O'Donnel. . . 

Pennsylvania.. 

May 

9 

18 

8 

8 

27 

22 

Rogers,  Edward  Brien 

Virginia 1 

Apr. 

23 

18 

3 

8 

27 

133 

Ross,  Thomas  Dashiell 

Arizona 

May 

9 

19 

6 

8 

i 22 

35 

Sallada,  Harold  Bushnell 

Pennsylvania . 

June 

18 

18 

5 

8 

! 22 

152 

Sargent,  Laurence  Prescott 

Kansas 

1 May 

7 

19 

11 

8 

1 22 

57  i 

Schneider,  Adolph  Piening. . . 

California 

May 

16 

17 

9 

8 

27 

pc  U9 

Schofield,  Albert  Richardson. 

Pennsylvania . 

| May 

12 

18  , 

| 6 

6 

2 

12 

Schumacher,  Theodore  Leon. 

Minnesota 

! May 

2 

18 

; 7 

i 8 

| 22 

65 

Sease,  Hugh  St.  Clare 

South  Carolina 

, May 

19 

19 

9 

8 

27 

64 

Seim,  Elliott  Marchant 

Mississippi 

1 Maj 

19 

16 

0 

8 

j 22 

28 

Shepard,  Andrew  Gilbert 

New  York. . . . 

June 

26 

16 

0 

8 

22 

86 

Shortridge,  Paul  Fearson 

; Missouri 

May 

13 

17 

4 

8 

i 22 

106 

Shown,  Wilbur  Victor 

Texas 

May 

14 

i 17 

6 

8 

j 22 

143 

Skylstead,  Ralph  Frederick- . 

Montana 

■ May 

6 

17 

7 

8 

22 

36 

i Small,  Lisle  Francis 

i Iowa 

1 May 

22 

18 

4 

8 

22 

145 

i Smith,  Francis  Adams 

; Nebraska 

Apr. 

29 

18 

7 

8 

i 22 

130 

! Sparrow,  Edward 

Nebraska 

May 

5 

17 

0 

8 

27 

110 

Spellman,  Francis  Thomas.. . . 

Massachusetts. 

Apr. 

23 

18 

, 2 

8 

22 

157 

Spencer,  Douglas  Ancrum 

North  Carolina 

May 

7 

_17 

3 

8 

22 

hvlSl 

i Staples,  George  Bruce 

Louisiana 

July 

11 

18 

0 

2 

24 

93 

: Staud,  Benjamin  Franklin. . . 

Pennsylvania . 

June 

17 

17 

10 

6 

20 

kpc90 

i Steeves,  Leland  Stanford  .... 

Michigan 

May 

7 

19 

10 

7 

10 

138 

, Stone,  John  Gilbert  Marshall.. 

Colorado 

May 

31 

19 

4 

8 

27 

42 

! Stump,  Felix  Budwell 

West  Virginia. 

June 

26 

18 

6 

8 

27 

101 

Tevis,  Paul  Ulysses 

Ohio 

May 

20 

19 

8 

8 

22 

51 

Tobin,  Robert  Gibson 

Virginia 

May 

8 

18 

9 

8 

22 

124 

Topp,  Emile 

New  York.  . . . 

July 

10 

19 

11 

8 

27 

48 

| Twomey,  John  Joseph 

Massachusetts. 

June 

26 

19 

11 

8 

22 

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67 


March ,19 17,  for  the  last  year  of  their  academic  course— 183  members—^ ontinued. 


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101 

35 

118 

28 

40 

9 

47 

49 

45 

164 

13 

. 21  1 

78 

50 

51 

125 

92 

173 

83 

144 

155 

152 

72  | 

119  ; 

114 

88 

170 

45 

124 

1 14  ! 

92 

132  | 

104 

104 

41 

98 

59 

15  j 

3!  | 

118 

123 

11 

45 

68 


GRADUATING  CLASS — MARCH,  1917, 


Relative  standing  of  midshipmen  appointed  in  1913  at  the  annual  examinationr 


Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of 
admission. 

Age  at 
date  of 
admis- 
sion. 

Sea  serv- 
ice in 
practice 
ships. 

Years. 

Months. 

Months. 

& 

<3 

P 

1913. 

41 

Tyler,  John  Cood 

Kentucky 

May 

1 

17 

4 

8 

27 

21 

Vytlacil,  Nicholas 

Illinois 

i June 

30 

18 

7 

8 

22 

kl39 

Wainwright,  Lawrence 

At  large 

May 

7 

16 

7 

7 

19 

44 

Waldschmidt,  Theodore  Max . 

South  Dakota. 

June 

30 

18 

5 

8 

22 

20 

Wallin,  Homer  N orman 

North  Dakota. 

June 

28 

19 

7 

8 

27 

96 

Walton,  John  Newton 

Pennsylvania. 

Apr. 

24 

18 

6 

8 

0 

119 

Ward,  Clarence  Oliver 

Nebraska 

May 

7 

19 

4 

8 

26 

99 

Warren,  Philip  Wilson 

Illinois 

June 

23 

17 

6 

8 

27 

95 

Weber,  George  Karl 

Pennsylvania . 

! June 

21 

19 

0 

8 

22 

144 

Weis,  Frederick  Lewis 

Rhode  Island . 

i Apr. 

29 

17 

8 

8 

27 

163 

Weitzel,  Charles  William 

Colorado 

May 

5 

18 

1 

8 

22 

137 

Wells,  Benjamin  Osborne. . . .! 

Wisconsin .... 

May 

8 

16 

6 

8 

27 

1912 

98 

Wessell,  Leonard  Paul 

N orth  Carolina 

July 

9 

18 

8 

5 

i ! 

1913 

33 

Woodruff,  Julian  Leveric 

New  York 

June 

9 

19 

4 

8 

22 

50 

Wooster,  Stanton  Hall 

Connecticut. . . 

Apr. 

23 

18 

1 

8 

22 

160 

W^rdpn  Frank  Lyman 

Montana 

Apr. 

28 

17 

5 

8 

22 

123 

Wyatt,,  Bon  Harrison 

Kentucky 

May 

19 

19 

8 

8 

22 

136 

Wyman,  Ralph 

Wyoming 

May 

9 

19 

2 

8 

22  I 

24 

Wynne,  Sydney  Julian 

California 

June 

30 

17 

11 

8 

22 

1 

GRADUATIN' G CLASS MARCH,  1917 


69 


March , 1917,  for  the  last  year  of  their  academic  course — 183  members — Continued. 


Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in— 

Number  of  demerits 
for  academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

| 

Seamanship. 

Ordnance  and 
ballistics. 

! Torpedoes  and 
gunnery. 

Navigation. 

Compass  devia-  i 
tion  and  sur- 
1 veying. 

Turbines. 

Naval  construc- 
tion. 

Electrical  engi- 
neering. | 

Modern  lan- 
guages. 

©. 

a 

© 

'si 

>> 

w 

Efficiency. 

Practice  cruise. 

68 

47 

46 

40 

: 36 

72 

67 

43 

58 

: 85 

52 

119 

i 23 

: 4i 

32 

11 

49 

57 

29 

25 

27 

61 

134 

6 

! 11 

49 

i 12 

21 

46 

26 

70 

8 

68 

102 

41 

8 

90 

96 

118 

142 

50 

H39 

62 

79 

32 

43 

74 

108 

62 

32 

21 

38 

: 88 

150 

28 

44 

32 

20* 

78 

22 

29 

69 

30 

35 

20 

79* 

1 38 

45 

I 19 

20 

! 84 

t 100 

86 

134 

| 81 

ICO 

144 

126 

69 

: 117 

58 

I 90 

15 

96 

i 113 

107 

132 

166 

1 163 

132 

85 

166 

132 

; 144 

20 

6 

45 

119 

82 

128 

75 ! 

83  | 

! 74 

145 

78 

107 

154 

70  ! 

82 

127 

36 

99 

123 

97 

136  ! 

45 ; 

39 

100 

78 

105 

61 

26 

111 

146 

47 ; 

95 

1 174 

| 

107 

163  | 

134  ; 

104 

47  | 

78 

169 

90 

163 

147 

139 

49  1 

144 

140 

75 

98 ; 

156 

104 

78  | 

57 

125 

128 

126 

174 

145 

137 

163 

120  ! 

66 

143 

123 

136 

154 

136 

135 

133 

147  1 

107  , 

123 

60 

137 

129 

115 

46 

146 

152  i 

69 

57 

162 

116 

45  1 

28  i 

162* 

5 

98 

17 

19 

12 

48 

13 

29 

73 

68 

11 

31 

128 

133 

28 

33 

42 

16 

37 

39 

91  i 

85  ! 

49 

38 

120 

61 

151 

165 

39 

50 

153 

118  | 

]02 

141 ; 

126  | 

128 

129 

107 

142 

26 

174 

153 

99 

160 

150 

132 

106 

119  : 

160 

118  I 

141 

162 

162 

173 

69  J 

19 

19 

123 

87 

100 

140 

111 

142  I 

85 

27 

69 

134 

176 

124 

142 

94 

136 

27 

84 

1 

32 

81 

58  ! 

25 

78 

41 

7 

1 

26  | 

1 

6 

35 

8 

24 

70 


MIDSHIPMEN  APPOINTED  IN  1914. 


a «3 

O O 


3S 


^30 

o'” 


188 

35 
73 

130 

146 

/164 

171 

31 

105 

123 

*fc133 

33 

59 

68 

187 

80 

&Z34 

24 

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140 
79 

115 

17 

52 

189 

167 

*4 

118 

38 

JU37 

71 

144 

141 

36 

**44 

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162 


Midshipmen  of  the  class  appointed  in  1914,  and  relative  standing 


Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

| 

Date  of 
admission. 

i Agi 
dat 
adi 
sic 

! CO 

c3 

| >* 

e at 
e of 
nis- 
>n. 

CO* 

pC 

o 

a 

Alexander,  Ralph  Clonts 

Ohio 

June  20, 1914 

16 

9 

Alvis,  John  D 

Texas 

June  23, 1914 

1 19 

6 

Anderson.  Hubert  Haven 

Missouri 

June  18,1914 

i is 

ii 

| Armstrong,  Roger  Franklin 

Tennessee 

June  12,1914 

19 

9 

Bailey,  Vaus:hn 

Illinois 

July  6, 1914 

19 

i °i 

j Bailey,  Watson  Osgood 

Massachusetts . . 

i June  16, 1914 

16  1 

8 

Baldwin,  William  Owen 

Alabama 

July  6,1914 

19 

2 

Ballentine,  John  Jennings 

Ohio 

June  20, 1914 

17  i 

u \ 
\ 9 ' 

Bannerman,  Graeme 

Wisconsin 

Oct.  1, 1914 

19  ; 

5 

Barringer,  Victor  Cameron,  jr 

! Louisiana 

| 

June  11, 1914 

1 17 

3 

Bell,  Edward  Everett 

New  York 

June  19, 1914 

18 

11 

Bennehoff,  Olton  Rader 

Ohio 

June  24, 1914 

18 

4 

Biesemeier,  Harold 

California 

June  13,1914 

19 

11 

Bledsoe,  Albert  McQueen 

Texas 

June  11, 1914 

1 17 : 

9 

Brady,  Joseph  Hastings 

Pennsylvania  . . 

July  6, 1914 

19 

11 

Breed,  George  Gordon 

Illinois 

June  17,1914 

17  ! 

6 

Browne,  Everett  Bennett 

New  Jersey 

June  19, 1914 

17 

10 

Browning,  Miles  Rutherford 

New  Jersey 

June  20,1914 

17 

2 ' 

Bullene,  Egbert  Frank 

California 

June  13, 1914 

19 

5 

Busbey,  Lerov  White 

Illinois 

June  30, 1914 

17 

4 

Busk,  William 

Nebraska 

Sept.  21, 1914 

19 

3 i 

Byers,  Fred  Merritt 

Pennsylvania. . . 

June  23, 1914 

19 

2 ! 

Byington,  Moses  Brownlow,  jr. . . 

Tennessee 

1 

June  23,1914  j 

17 

5 j 

Clark,  Joseph  James 

Oklahoma 

May  22, 1913 

19  | 

6 ; 

Clifford,  Lloyd  Erwin 

Illinois 

June  11, 1914 

20 

3 | 

Cobb,  Smith  Dykins  Atkins 

Illinois ; 

June  17, 1914  ; 

17  ; 

5 

Colton,  Ernest  Bradford 

Texas 

June  24, 1914 

19 

10 

Connell,  Francis  Ballantyne. , . . - 

Pennsylvania. . . 

July  3, 1914  | 

19 

1 

Connolly,  Martin  James 

Massachusetts . . 

May  7, 1913 

18 

8 

Corbett,  Horace  Sumner 

Massachusetts. . 

Sept.  22, 1914 

18 

5 

Cotten,  Junius  Lee | 

Mississippi 

July  22, 1914 

18 

11 

Courtney,  Frank  Joseph i 

Arkansas 

May  28,1913 

18 

6 

Craig,  Arthur  Burgin. . . ; 

North  Carolina. . 

May  2, 1913 

17 

2 

Crecca,  John  Daniel. . 

•New  Jersey 1 

June  22,1914 

18 

4 • 

Cressy,  Andrew  Elliott 

Massachusetts. . 

May  1, 1913 

19 

6 

Crutcher,  Chauncey  Ralf 

West  Virginia . . I 

July  27,1914 

20  . 

4 

MIDSHIPMEN  APPOINTED  IN  1914, 


71 


at  the  annual  examination,  March,  1917 — 202  members — Continued. 


Sea  service 
in 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in— 

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Months. 

Days. 

Ordnance  ; 
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Navigation 

Boilers  i 
mechanis 

Engines. 

Mechanics. 

Electrical 

neering 

English. 

Modern  1 
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Efficiency. 

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170 

186 

158 

195 

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188 

182 

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72 

27 

31 

62 

35 

62 

155 

96 

8 

20 

1 

35 

8 

14 

82 

43 

67 

84 

72 

44 

' 107 

172 

124 

178 

35 

73 

5 

28 

50 

122 

117 

136 

110 

57 

| 94 

196 

171 

158 

| 49 

130 

5 

28 

171 

172 

106 

143 

83 

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86 

98 

72 

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146 

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82 

99 

181 

136 

172 

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123 

178 

152 

0 

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26 

130 

181 

178 

153 

159 

172 

43 

108 

165 

127 

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171 

5 

28 

39 

27 

55 

55 

42 

11 

87 

92 

92 

45 

23 

31 

5 

28 

159 

70 

141 

136 

58 

128 

26 

117 

143 

64 

48 

105 

5 

28 

142 

167 

49 

132 

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157 

65 

143 

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111 

68 

148 

166 

167 

146 

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191 

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59 

39 

51 

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92 

78 

20 

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151 

78 

72 

90 

92 

84 

137 

12 

72 

23 

13 

59 

5 

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95 

32 

100 

184 

52 

80 

107 

101 

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29 

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195 

152 

174 

1 148 

175 

173 

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156 

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113 

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164 

96 

134 

74 

163 

199 

130 

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144 

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146 

116  | 

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103 

103 

166 

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30 

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MIDSHIPMEN  APPOINTED  IN  1914, 


Midshipmen  of  the  class  appointed  in  1914,  and  relative  standing 


Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of 
admission. 

Aee  at 
date  of 
admis- 
sion. 

c n j 
co  1 & ! 

s-  j 

c3  — 

© O 

14 

Cuddihy,  George  Thomas 

Michigan 

I June  18, 1914 

18 

! 4 

72 

Cummins,  David  Ervin 

Arkansas 

June  11, 1914 

19 

I 5 

3 4 

Curtis,  Donald 

New  Jersey 

June  19, 1914 
June  17, 1914 

18 

‘ 2 

112 

Custer,  Garry  DeMott 

Indiana 

| 18 

11 

173 

Deans,  Malcolm  Arnold 

Pennsylvania... 

June  27, 1914 

17 

! 

45 

Denny,  Clifton  Enyart 

Missouri 

June  18, 1914 

18 

10 

127 

Derx,  Martin  Richard 

New  York 

June  20, 1914 
June  12,1914 

j 18 

I 7 1 

150 

Dillon,  Wallace  Myron 

Alabama 

1 18 

! 11 

13 

Dodge,  Frank  Riley 

Michigan 

Aug.  28, 1914 

18 

i 

! 11 

I 

/CA91 

Domer,  Wilson  Davis  Inch 

Washington 

June  19, 1914 

| 19 

! 8 ; 

21 

Douthit,  Frederick  Lloyd 

South  Dakota. . 

June  18, 1914 

! 18 

9 ; 

138 

Duncan,  Jack  Harlan 

Missouri 

June  12, 1914 
Apr.  25, 1913 

19 

i 9 j 

102 

Duvall,  Elmer  Ellsworth,  jr 

Maryland 

18 

i 7i 

197 

Eaches,  Robert  Morse 

Pennsylvania... 

Apr.  22,1913 

18 

j 4 

99 

Eberhart,  HaroldGeorge 

Wisconsin 

Sept.  3, 1914 

20 

o i 

131 

Eekhout,  Bernard  Vanderbilt. . . 

New  York 

June  19, 1914 

18 

' 6 

69 

Emrich,  Philip  Latimer 

At  large 

June  11,1914  1 
June  26, 1914 

20 

2 i 

143 

Erskine,  William  Ewart  Gladstone 

Missouri 

17 

| ii 

124 

Etheredge,  George  Otis 

South  Carolina. 

June  12,1914 

18 

e 

85 

Farrell,  John  Gerald 

Michigan 

June  30, 1914 

19 

10 

195 

Fechteler,  Frank 

California 

June  10,1914 
June  18,1914 

16  | 

n 

199 

Ferguson,  Robert  Raymond 

Louisiana 

18 

5 

10 

Fife,  James,  jr 

Nevada 

June  22,1914 
Sept.  5, 1914 

17 

5 

117 

Fischler,  Peter  Kalsch,  jr 

Pennsylvania. . 

19 

0 

49 

Fisher,  James  Leslie 

Pennsylvania. . 

June  23,1914 

19 

7 

145 

Fisher,  Thomas  Geary 

Maryland 

Apr.  30,1913 

18  1 

7 

196 

Flagg,  Allan  Prescott 

New  York 

May  1, 1913 
June  22, 1914 

18 

8 

134 

Flynn,  Alphonsus  Ignatius 

New  York 

19  1 

9 

120 

Foote,  Ernest  Adams 

NewHampshire 

June  20,1914 

19 

9 

*5 

Fowler,  Joseph  William 

Maine 

June  17,1914 

19 

11 

63 

France,  Albert  Finley,  jr 

New  York 

June  20,1914 
June  13,1914 

19 

5 1 

46 

66 

Ga, llem ore,  Roy  Trent 

Florida 

18 

9 ! 

Gambrill,  Staley  Helfenstein 

Colorado 

July  11,1914 

18  i 

n j 

106 

Garrett,  William  Sturleng 

Oregon 

June  25, 1914 

17 

9 ! 

168 

Geiselman,  Ellis  Hugh 

Pennsylvania. . 

June  23,1914  ; 

18 

8 1 

172 

Gibb,  Edwin  Dowling ' 

Massachusetts . . j 

June  17, 1914  j 

19  ! 

10  1 

MIDSHIPMEN"  APPOINTED  IN  1914, 


73 


at  the  annual  examination,  March,  1917 — 202  members — Continued. 


Sea  service 
in 

pract  ice 
ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in— 

Number  of  demerits 
for  academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Ordnance  and 
ballistics. 

Navigation. 

Boilers  and 
mechanism. 

OT 

O 

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’So 

fl 

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Electrical  engi- 
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Modern  lan- 
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June  24,1914 

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Wisconsin 

June  10, 1914 

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Pennsylvania. . 

June  23,1914 

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Illinois 

Oct.  12, 1914 

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Michigan 

June  19, 1914 

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Oregon 

June  23,1914 

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California 

July  1, 1914 

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June  12, 1914 

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June  19, 1914 
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Ohio 

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Missouri 

June  18, 1914 
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Alabama 

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Minnesota 

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Indiana 

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Georgia 

June  11, 1914 

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Delaware 

July  9,1914 
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Georgia 

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Missouri 

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Tennessee 

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Illinois 

June  16,1914 

18 

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Illinois 

June  11, 1914 

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Virginia 

! June  23,1914 

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’ Virginia 

June  24, 1914 

17 

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Texas 

| May  22, 1913 
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Michigan 

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Minnesota 

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Pennsylvania. . 
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Mississippi 

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Illinois 

June  16,1914 
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Massachusetts. . 

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Illinois 

June  13,1914 

19 

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Michigan 

June  18,1914 

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Maryland 

June  17,1914 

18 

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Kidd,  Alexander  Campbell 

Ohio 

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Maine 

June  23, 1914 
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Virginia 

19 

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Texas 

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June  29,1914 

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! Florida 

June  30, 1914 

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Leventen,  Harry  Kandell 

1 New  York 

June  19,1914 

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Lewis,  Mays  Livingston 

Louisiana 

June  11,1914 

20 

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Pennsylvania... 

June  23,1914 

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Loomis,  Donald  Wood 

Wisconsin 

June  12, 1914 

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Lovette,  Leland  Pearson 

Tennessee 

June  24,1914 

16 

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McCartin,  Edward  Francis 

Rhode  Island.. . 

Sept.  30,1914 

18 

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Texas 

June  24,1914 

19 

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12 

McDowell,  Ralph  Samuel 

Alabama 

June  22, 1914 

17 

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67 

McReynolds,  John  Street ■ 

Texas 

June  26,1914 
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18 

10 

75 

Macaulay,  Walter  Scott ! 

Michigan 

19 

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158 

Macklin,  William  Alexander 
Stewart. 

South  Dakota. . 

June  12,1914 

16 

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157 

MacLellan,  Harold  Earle 

Rhode  Island... 

July  22,1914 

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Missouri 

June  18,1914 

16 

9 

308 

Marley,  Albert  Sigle,  jr 

Missouri 

June  18,1914 

19 

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Meadows,  Pal  Lamar '. . . 

Louisiana 

July  12,1912  ; 
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17 

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Miller,  Christopher  Chaffe 

Louisiana 

16 

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96 

Mills,  Earle  Watkins 

Arkansas 

June  17, 1914 

18  i 

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Mintzer,  Leonidas  Murney i 

Washington 

June  12, 1914 

19 

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Mitten,  Robert  Livingston 

Wissonsin 

June  25, 1914 

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Iowa 

June  28, 1913 

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North  Carolina. 

June  23,1914 

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New  York 

June  19,1914 

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Virginia 

June  24, 1914 

18 

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Pennsylvania. . . 

June  29, 1914 

16 

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Indiana 

June  16,1914 

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Arizona 

June  11, 1914 

18 

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Norton,  Stanley  Cook 

Maine 

June  13,1914 

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Minnesota 

June  25,1914 

18 

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Vermont 

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Texas 

June  27, 1914 

18 

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Idaho 

June  11,1914 

20 

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Missouri 

June  18,1914 

20 

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New  Jersey 

Sept.  24,1914 

19 

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Georgia. 

May  1, 1913 

19 

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Pennsylvania. . . 

June  27, 1914 

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Maryland 

July  1, 1914 

17 

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New  Jersev 

June  19,1914 

16 

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Kentucky 

June  16,1914 

18 

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New  Jersey 

June  19,1914 

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Remington,  Thomas  Frederick. . 

New  York 

June  20, 1914 

19 

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Massachusetts. . 

June  17, 1914 

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Texas 

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New  York 

June  22, 1914 

18 

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Iowa 

June  18, 1914 
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Missouri 

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New  York 

June  19,1914 

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Wisconsin 

Sept.  21,1914 

19 

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106 

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Kansas 

June  16,1914 

18 

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Indiana 

June  18, 1914 

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Massachusetts. . 

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Massachusetts. . | 

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Ohio 

June  30, 1913 

16 

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Vermont 

Aug.  29,1914 

18 

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Ohio 

June  29,1914 

19 

9 

119 

Stailey,  Henry  David 

California 

June  ] 2, 1914 

19 

6 

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Wisconsin 

July  1, 1914 
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18 

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At  large 

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Minnesota 

June  18,1914 

18 

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Pennsylvania. . . 

July  6, 1914 

17 

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116 

Taylor,  Walter  Lucian 

Georgia 

June  12,1914 

18 

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Alabama 

June  23,1914 

18 

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At  large 

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New  York 

June  20,1914 

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Oklahoma 

Aug.  7, 1914 

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June  19,1914 

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June  20, 1914 

18 

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95 

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May  5, 1913 

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9 

101 

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J Texas 

June  11,1914 

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65 

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! Texas 

June  11,1914 

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New  York 

June  20, 1914 

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NewJersev 

June  11,1914 

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California 

Sept.  30,1914 

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Michigan 

June  17, 1914 

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Alabama 

July  13, 1914 

18 

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156 

Whitemarsh,  Ross  Palmer 

Washington 

June  24, 1914 

19 

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128 

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Delaware 

June  12, 1914 

19 

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Whitten,  Robert  Todd 

Missouri 

June  18,1914 

17 

11 

169 

Wieber,  Carlos  Wilhelm 

At  large 

June  11, 1914 

19 

6 

110 

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Kentucky 

June  17, 1914 

18 

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West  Virginia. . 

July  11,1914 

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Kansas 

June  13,1914 

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June  12, 1914 

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June  24,1914 

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July  24,1914 

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Indiana 

June  20, 1914 

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WuDch,  Edward  William 

New  York 

June  25, 1914 

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State  Irom  which 
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Date  of 
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Alexander,  Ralph  Clonts 

Ohio 

June  20, 1914 
June  23, 1914 
June  18, 1914 

Alvis,  John  D 

Texas 

Anderson,  Hubert  Haven 

Missouri 

Armstrong,  Roger  Franklin 

Tennessee 

June  12,1914  ! 

Bailey,  Vaughn 

Illinois 

July  6,1914  ; 

Bailey,  Watson  Osgood 

Massachusetts 

June  16, 1914  j 

Baldwin,  William  Owen 

Alabama 

| July  6, 1914 
June  20,1914 

B alien  tine,  John  Jennings 

Ohio 

Bannerman.  Graeme 

Wisconsin 

Oct.  1, 1914 

Barringer,  Victor  Cameron,  jr 

Louisiana 

June  1] , 1914 

Bartlett,  Samuel  Johnson 

Alabama 

May  20,1913 
June  19, 1914  i 
June  24,1914 

Bell,  Edward  Everett 

New  York 

Bennehoff,  Olton  Rader 

Ohio 

Biesemeier,  Harold 

California 

June  13,1914 

Bledsoe,  Albert  McQueen 

Texas 

June  11, 1914 

Brady,  Joseph  Hastings 

Pennsylvania .... 

i July  6,1914  | 

Breed,  George  Gordon 

Illinois 

June  17, 1914 

Browne,  Everett  Bennett 

New  Jersey 

June  19,1914 
June  20, 1914 

Browning,  Miles  Rutherford 

New  Jersev 

Bullene,  Egbert  Frank 

California 

June  13, 1914  j 

Busbey,  Leroy  White 

Illinois 

June  30, 1914  | 

Busk,  William 

Nebraska 

Sept.  21,1914  ] 
June  23,1914 

Byers,  Fred  Merritt 

Pennsylvania 

Byington,  Moses  Brownlow,  jr 

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Tennessee 

June  23, 1914  | 

I Clark,  Joseph  James 

Oklahoma 

May  22,1913 

Clifford,  Lloyd  Erwin 

Illinois 

June  11,1914  ; 

Cobb,  Smith  Dykins  Atkins 

Illinois 

June  17, 1914  ! 

Colton,  Ernest  Bradford 

Texas 

June  24,1914  j 

Connell,  Francis  Ballentyne 

Pennsylvania .... 

July  3,1914 

Connolly,  Martin  James 

Massachusetts 

May  7,1913  ! 

Corbett,  Horace  Sumner 

Massachusetts 

Sept.  22,1914 

Cotten,  Junius  Lee 

Mississippi 

July  22,1914 

Courtney,  Frank  Joseph 

Arkansas 

May  28,1913 

Craig,  Arthur  Burgin 

North  Carolina. . . 

May  2, 1913 

Crecca,  John  Daniel 

New  Jersev 

June  22,1914 

Creesy,  Andrew  Elliot 

Massachusetts 

May  1,1913  1 

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Date  of 
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Crutcher,  Chauncey  Ralf 

West  Virginia. . . . 

July  27,1914 

Cuddihy,  George  Thomas 

Cummins,  David  Ervin 

Michigan 

Arkansas 

June  18,1914 
June  11,1914 

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New  Jersey 

June  19,1914 

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Indiana 

June  17,1914 

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Pennsylvania 

June  27, 1914 

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Missouri 

June  18, 1914 

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New  York 

June  20, 1914 
June  12, 1914 

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Alabama 

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! Michigan 

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June  19,1914 
June  18, 1914 

Domer,  Wilson  Davis  Inch 

Washington 

Douthit,  Frederick  Lloyd 

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Duncan,  Jack  Harlan 

Missouri 

June  12, 1914 

Duvall,  Elmer  Ellsworth,  jr 

Maryland. 

Apr.  25,1913 

Eaches,  Robert  Morse 

Pennsylvania 

Apr.  22, 1913 

Eberhardt,  Harold  George 

Wisconsin 

Sept.  3,1914 
June  19,1914 
June  11,1914 

Eekhout,  Bernard  Vanderbilt 

New  York 

Emrich,  Philip  Latimer 

At  Large 

Erskine,  William  Ewart  Gladstone 

Missouri 

June  26, 1914 

Etheredge,  George  Otis 

South  Carolina. . . 

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Michigan 

June  30, 1914 

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California 

June  10,1914 

Ferguson,  Robert  Raymond 

Louisiana 

June  18,1914 

Fife,  James,  jr 

Nevada...* 

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Fischler,  Peter  Kalsch,  jr 

Pennsylvania 

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Fisher,  James  Leslie 1 

Pennsylvania 

June  23,1914 

Fisher,  Thomas  Geary > 

Maryland 

Apr.  30,1913 

Flagg,  Allan  Prescott j 

New  York 

May  1,1913 

Flynn,  Alphonsus  Ignatius 1 

New  York 

June  22, 1914 

Foote,  Ernest  Adams ; 

New  Hampshire. . 

June  20, 1914  , 

Fowler,  Joseph  William 

Maine 

June  17, 1914 

France,  Albert  Finley,  jr 

New  York 

June  20, 1914 

Gallemore,  Roy  Trent 

Florida 

June  13,1914 
July  11,1914 
June  25, 1914 
June  23, 1914 

Gambrill,  Staley  Helfenstein 

Colorado 

Garrett,  William  Sturleng 

Geiselman,  Ellis  Hugh 

Oregon 

Pennsylvania 

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Months. 

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3 

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3 

m 

a 

1 03 

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GQ 

20  : 4 

5 

28 

; 176 

152 

162 

61 

36 

94 

164 

93 

188 

18  4 

5 

28 

35 

29 

47 

j 27 

32 

74 

15 

0 

15 

19  5 

5 

28 

58 

135 

71 

104 

116 

112 

127 

5 

89 

18  ; 2 

5 

28 

126 

42 

128 

52 

79 

74 

33 

0 

ft  l ?nc55 

18  11 

5 

28 

148 

69 

124 

93 

142 

187 

117 

10 

111 

17  5 

5 

28 

135 

141 

128 

161 

130 

152 

187 

5 

135 

18  10 

5 

28 

77 

61 

87 

25 

35 

152 

95 

16 

54 

18  7 

5 

28 

113 

120 

100 

142 

80 

32 

164 

10 

106 

18  i 11 

5 

28 

176 

160 

194 

| 134 

184 

146 

28 

5 

149 

18  11 

5 

28 

58 

12 

63 

7 

15 

19 

82 

i 0 

14 

19 ; 8 

5 

28 

48 

145 

73 

84 

135 

59 

179 

8 

kKpc92 

18  ; 9 

5 

28 

18 

6 

44 

14 

11 

72 

148 

56 

42 

19  ' 9 

5 

28 

106 

89 

76 

, 167 

170 

122 

166 

! 50 

161 

18  ; 7 

8 

22 

182 

185 

54 

173 

170 

7 

69 

1 11 

127 

18  4 

8 

27 

74 

145 

149 

147 

138 

199 

179 

81 

192 

20  0 

5 

28 

85 

101 

85 

142 

120 

7 

62 

15 

93 

18  ! 6 

5 

28 

38 

124 

92 

17 

13 

16 

158  j 

110 

163 

20  2 

5 

28 

51 

168 

66 

47 

49 

173 

74 

4 

64 

17  11 

5 

28 

132 

124 

136 

104 

149 

112 

187  ! 

38 

159 

18  6 

5 

28  ! 

64 

145 

188 

112 

80 

86 

76  | 

30 

133 

19  10 

5 

28 

98 

42 

37 

89 

103 

112 

158 

40 

97 

16  ! 11 

5 

28 

182 

149 

175 

178 

173  1 

152 

196  i 

55 

194 

18  j 5 

5 

28 

176 

156 

195 

142 

196  : 

136 

173 

45 

190 

17  5 

5 j 

28 

92 

78 

11 

112 

17  ! 

191 

69 

0 

30 

19  0 

5 ; 

28 

77 

155 

162 

68  ! 

125 

187 

30 

6 

110 

19  7 

5 

28 

98 

72 

33 

80 

159 

86 

92 

8 

57 

18  7 

6 

15  ! 

119 

103 

102 

64 

94  ! 

107 

132 

66 

157 

18  8 

6 

14  ! 

163 

176 

198 

191 

166 

112 

191 

56 

198 

19  9 

5 ! 

28 

135 

135 

136 

137 

130 

94 

144 

60 

177 

19  | 9 

5 

28 

68 

72 

73 

125 

145 

164 

191 

23 

117 

19  ; 11 

5 

28 

15 

17 

37 

3 

2 I 

136 

3 

25 

6 

19  5 

5 

28 ; 

12 

42 

58 

71 

72 

122 

51  ! 

25 

51 

18  ' 9 

5 

28 

38 

149 

96 

115 

61 

69 

39 

0 

58 

18  | 11 

5 

28 

64 

103 

64 

35 

36 

59 

82  | 

13 

49 

17  9 

5 

28 

173 

156 

68 

104 

135 

169 

82 

19 

124 

18  ; 8 

5 : 

28  | 

113 

115 

79 

164 

59 

42 

103 

0 

79 

86 


GRADUATING  CLASS JUNE,  1917, 


Relative  standing  of  the  midshipmen  appointed  in  1914  at  the  annual  examination  , 


Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of 
admission. 

74 

Gibb,  Edwin  Dowling , 

Massachusetts . . . . j 

June  17,1914 

70 

Gibson,  Francis  Stephenson 

West  Virginia. 

June  24, 1914 

100 

Green,  Donald  Alexander 

Wisconsin 

June  10, 1914 
June  23,1914 
Oct.  12, 1914 

17 

Grimm,  Owen  Edison 

Pennsylvania 

143 

Habrylewicz,  Louis  Le  Roy 

Illinois 

152 

Haffey,  Thomas  James 

Michigan 

June  19,1914 
June  23, 1914 

101 

Haight,  Stanley  Martyn 

Oregon 

184 

Haines,  John  Meade 

California 

July  1, 1914 

41 

Halland,  Herman  Ewald 

North  Dakota 

June  12, 1914 

kqll73 

67 

Harrison,  Peyton 

Missouri 

June  19,1914 
June  24, 1914 

Hartt,  William  Handy,  jr 

Ohio 

84 

Hawkins,  George  Charles 

Missouri 

June  18,1914 
June  13, 1914 
June  22, 1914 

115 

Haynes,  Andrew  Pace 

Alabama 

182 

Henefin,  Lisle 

Minnesota 

139 

Henkle,  Ralph  Harold 

Indiana 

June  26, 1914  ; 
June  11,1914 

170 

Hillhouse,  Frank  Broadus 

Georgia 

131 

Hoffman,  Harry  Draper 

Delaware 

July  19,1914 

23 

Holmes,  Frederick  Stacer 

Georgia 

June  13, 1914 

5 

Holtmann,  Oscar  Henry 

Missouri 

| June  18,1914 

kill 

Hopkins,  William  Harney,  jr 

Tennessee 

May  9,1913 

141 

Hoppe,  Thaddeus  Anthony 

Illinois 

! June  16, 1914 

95 

Huntoon,  Jay  Glenn 

Illinois 

June  11,1914 

60 

Hurt,  Samuel  Hansford 

Virginia 

June  23, 1914 

8 

Hutchins,  Henry  Arthur,  jr 

Virginia 

June  24,1914 

150 

Hutson,  Albert  Lockett 

Texas 

May  22,1913 
June  19, 1914 

36 

Inglis,  Thomas  Browning 

Michigan 

167 

Iverson,  Elmer  Victor 

Minnesota 

June  11,1914 
June  23, 1914 

kl  31 
105 

Jacobs,  James  Daniel 

Pennsylvania 

Jacobson,  Jacob  Harry 

Michigan 

Sept.  1, 1914 

123 

Jayne,  John  Kennon 

Mississippi 

June  25, 1914 

16 

Johnson,  Einar  Reynold 

Illinois 

June  16, 1914 

144 

Johnson,  George  William 

Massachusetts 

June  17, 1914 

70 

Jupp,  Stanley  Dexter 

Illinois 

June  13, 1914 

196 

Kalbfus,  George  Randall 

Michigan 

June  18, 1914 

66 

Kane,  John  Dandridge  Henley 

At  large 

July  30,1914 

94 

Kendall,  Henry  Samuel 

Maryland 

June  17, 1914 

GRADUATING  CLASS JUNE,  1917. 


87 


June , 1917,  for  the  last  year  of  their  academic  course — 203  members — Continued. 


Age  at  date 
of  admission. 

1 Sea  service 
in  practice 
ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in — 

Number  of  demerits 
for  academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Seamanship. 

Ordnance  and 
gunnery. 

Navigation. 

Marine  engi- 
neering. 

Electrical  engi- 
neering. 

Hygiene. 

Efficiency. 

Years. 

Months. 

Months. 

CO 

19  , 

10 

5 

28 

132 

| 135 

85 

137 

29 

161 

44 

3 

74 

19 

5 

5 

28 

58 

69 

92 

| 121 

80 

42 

62 

15 

70 

18 

5 

5 

28 

132 

83 

48 

44 

122 

152 

166 

26 

100 

18 

7 

5 

28 

98 

23 

6 

93 

19 

42 

74 

5 

17 

19 

4 

5 

28 

191 

66 

108 

171 

159 

19 

176 

21 

143 

19 

0 

5 

28 

113 

: 172 

175 

188 

180 

42 

109 

5 

152 

18  | 

8 

5 

28 

51 

42 

58 

84 

61 

: 151 

109 

47 

101 

19 

8 

8 

0 

160 

197 

191 

196 

189 

94 

327 

8 

184 

19 

6 

4 

23 

16 

27 

76 

j 104 

80 

5 

33 

13 

41 

18 

4 

5 

28 

176 

168 

142 

199 

188 

173 

65 

15 

kqll7S 

18 

8 

5 

28 

119 

42 

92 

119 

61 

191 

103 

0 

67 

17 

7 

5 

28 

38 

141 

87 

42 

47 

7 

166 

21 

84 

19  1 

2 

5 

28 

| 148 

115 

169 

112 

98 

191 

21 

10 

115 

18 

4 

5 

28 

j 196 

141 

191 

161 

180 

94 

140 

26 

182 

18 

7 

5 

28 

; 163 

i 182 

158 

137 

130 

82 

76 

10 

139 

20 

2 

5 

28 

i 160 

193 

136 

193 

192 

146 

69 

15 

170 

18 

2 

5 

28 

55 

176 

156 

72 

125 

69 

127 

23 

131 

18 

° 

5 

28  j 

12 

22 

37 

11 

116 

173 

44 

0 

23 

18 

2 

5 

2 

11 

10 

5 

31 

4 

136 

65 

14 

5 

19 

7 

2 

24 

2 

13 

28 

22 

103 

| 171 

4 

0 

kill 

18  ! 

5 1 

5 

28 

145 

34 

121 

42 

94 

198 

88 

141 

18 

4 

5 

28  | 

64 

103 

142  i 

84 

135 

32 

51 

12 

95 

18 

- 5 

5 

28 

148 

56 

25 

104 

153 

42 

49 

15 

60 

17 

9 

5 1 

28 

18 

83 

6 

31 

7 

19 

9 

5 

8 

19 

5 

5 

6 j 

74 

185 

167 

93 

189 

5 

87 

26 

150 

16 

7 

5 

28  ! 

42 

13 

2 

101 

80 

133 

166 

24 

36 

20 

0 

5 

28 

193 

176 

167 

125 

189 

110 

153 

9 

167 

17 

9 ! 

5 

28 

32 

23 

57 

104 

25 

94 

65 

9 

klSl 

19 

9 

5 

28 

106 

92 

149  ' 

93 

145 

92 

30 

13 

105 

16 

9 

5 

28 

176 

120  j 

108  1 

142 

106 

122 

82 

14 

123 

18 

10 

5 

28 

8 

29 

44 

17 

10 

19 

97 

10 

16 

18 

6 

5 

28 

148 

135 

128 

137 

142 

16 

58 

32 

144 

19 

10 

5 

28 

85 

113 

120 

80 

120 

1 

14 

5 

70 

17 

7 

5 ! 

28 

198 

130 

108  ! 

191 

125 

197 

194 

71 

196 

18 

1 

5 I 

28 

71 

94  ! 

96 

134 

54 

152 

9 

10 

66 

18  j 

2 

5 I 

28 

8 

168  j 

102  j 

129 

198 

112 

19 

0 

94 

88  GRADUATING  CLASS — JUNE,  1917. 


Relative  standing  of  the  midshipmen  appointed  in  1914  at  the  annual  examination, 


Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

I 1 

Date  of 
admission. 

183 

Kidd,  Alexander  Campbell 

Ohio 

Sept.  23,1914 

130 

Kidder,  Edmund  James 

Maine 

June  23, 1914 
1 June  26, 1914 
June  10, 1914 

5200 

Kincaid,  Earle  Hill 

Virginia 

145 

Krueger,  Ernest  Homer 

Texas 

52 

Lanier,  Berwick  Bruce 

At  large 

June  11,1914 

78 

Lawyer,  James  Van  Buren 

New  York 

June  29, 1914 

126 

Leffler,  Charles  Hoyle,  jr  

Florida . 

June  30, 1914 
June  19, 1914 
June  11, 1914 

185 

155 

Leventen,  Harry  Kandell 

New  York 

Lewis,  Mays  Livingston 

Louisiana 

34 

Lockhart,  Wilber  Molter 

Pennsylvania 

June  23,1914 
June  12,1914 
June  24,1914 

151 

Loomis,  Donald  Wood 

Wisconsin 

140 

Lovette,  Leland  Pearson 

Tennessee 

21 

McCartin,  Edward  Francis 

- Rhode  Island 

Sept.  30, 1914 

82 

McCown,  Henry  Young 

Texas 

June  24, 1914 

7 

McDowell,  Ralph  Samuel 

Alabama 

June  22, 1914 

40 

McReynolds,  John  Street 

Texas 

June  26,1914 

29 

Macaulay,  Walter  Scott 

Michigan 

Aug.  20,1914 

116 

Macklin,  William  Alexander  Stewart 

South  Dakota 

June  12,1914 

120 

MacLellan,  Harold  Earle 

Rhode  Island 

July  22,1934 

hm 

Malone,  William  Jennings 

Missouri 

June  18,1914 

360 

Marley,  Albert  Sigle,  jr 

Missouri 

June  38,1914 

43 

Meadows,  Pal  Lamar 

Louisiana 

July  12, 1912 

53 

Miller,  Christopher  Chaff e 

Louisiana 

June  19,1914 

87 

Mills,  Earle  Watkins 

Arkansas 

June  17, 1914 

109 

Mintzer,  Leonidas  Mumey 

Washington 

June  12,  3914 

169 

Mitten,  Robert  Livingston. 

Wisconsin. ...... 

June  25,1914 

147 

Moen,  Arthur  Thomas 

Iowa j 

June  28, 1913 

&Z164 

Moore,  Charles  Godwin,  jr 

North  Carolina. . . 

June  23,1914 

112 

Murphy,  Edmond  Joseph  Aloysius 

New  York 

June  19*1914 

13 

Murphy,  Vincent  Raphael 

Virginia 

June  24,1914  : 

102 

Murray,  James  Daniel,  jr 

Pennsylvania 

June  29, 1914 

103 

Need,  Harry  William 

Indiana 

June  16, 1914 

*3 

Nichols,  William  Raymond 

Arizona 

June  11,1914 

65 

Norton,  Stanley  Cook 

Maine 

June  33,1914 

35 

*2 

Page,  Arthur  Hallet,  jr 

Paige,  J oseph  Wegner. — . — 

Minnesota 

Vermont 

June  25, 1914 
Sept.  23,1914 

GRADUATING  CLASS JUNE,  1917, 


89 


June , 1917,  for  the  last  year  of  their  academic  course — 203  members — Continued. 


Age  at  date 
of  admission. 


CO 

2 

3 

G 

o 

>* 

3 

18 

9 

19 

0 

19 

10 

17 

1 

17 

2 

16  i 

9 

17 

1 

18  i 

4 

20  I 

1 

18 

10 

18 

11 

16 

6 

18 

1 

19 

8 

17 

4 

18 

10 

19 

10 

16 

11 

18 

11 

16 

9 

19 

8 

17 

5 

16 

10 

18 

0 

19 

10 

18 

8 

18 

6 

16 

7 

16 

9 

18 

1 

16 

2 

20 

0 

18 

11 

19  ! 

7 

38 

9 

19 

7 

Sea  service 
in  practice 
ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in — 

Number  of  demerits 
for  academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Seamanship. 

Ordnance  and 
gunnery. 

Navigation. 

Marine  engi- 
neering. 

Electrical  engi- 
neering. 

Hygiene. 

Efficiency. 

Months. 

m 

c3 

ft 

5 

28 

193 

127 

151 

177 

185 

19 

! 144 

39 

183 

5 

28 

142 

174 

136 

68 

153 

152 

! 127 

8 

o 

CO 
1 — 1 

5 

28 

200 

195 

200 

186 

200 

| 122 

62 

16 

5200 

5 

28 

106 

124 

80 

61 

98 

198 

158 

46 

145 

5 

28 

18 

97 

28 

64 

; 138 

32 

111 

20 

52 

3 

25 

77 

115 

58 

64 

25 

86 

76 

35 

78 

5 

28 

18 

160 

126 

47 

61 

42 

43 

55 

126 

5 

28 

167 

180 

151 

195 

170 

83 

200 

26 

185 

5 

28 

170 

189 

175 

181 

| 166 

146 

21 

5 

155 

5 

28 

56 

3 

27 

27 

91 

59 

117 

28 

34 

3 

22 

113 

152 

118 

115 

49 

112 

184 

49 

151 

5 

28 

85 

94 

118 

93 

61 

1 

S 189 

51 

140 

5 

28 

1 

49 

19 

37 

61 

; i84 

117 

| 

4 

21 

5 

28 

126 

86 

43 

121 

113 

122 

58 

20 

82 

5 

28 

41 

13 

14 

8 

42 

57 

6 

5 

7 

5 

28 

58 

53 

64 

142 

61 

74 

9 

5 

40 

5 

28 

85 

27 

19 

68 

29 

19 

j 185 

8 

29 

5 

28 

92 

135 

! 169 

80 

168 

161 

44 

5 

116 

5 

28 

126 

94 

142 

118 

116 

164 

113 

14 

120 

5 

28 

4 

56 

8 

52 

33 

122 

51 

21 

Jcl22 

5 

28 

163 

127 

162 

37 

59 

161 

117 

53 

160 

9 

11 

37 

31 

25 

52 

31 

112 

115 

31 

43 

K 

28 

102 

53 

50 

40 

106 

19 

148 

10 

53 

5 

27 

145 

103 

112 

151 

91 

59 

15 

5 

87 

5 

28 

58 

61 

158 

149 

138 

136  | 

105 

10 

109 

5 

28 

187 

190 

175 

151 

113 

74 

176 

23 

169 

8 

22  ; 

142 

36 ; 

28  | 

129  , 

53 

94 

76 

95 

147 

5 

28 

106 

130 

123 

164  ; 

106 

94 

173 

45 

Jc  1164 

5 

28 

51 

130 

92 

157  I 

152 

122 

51 

18 

112 

3 

26 

8 

21  ' 

17 

52 

. 4 

191 

65 

16 

13 

5 

28 

68  5 

72 

112  : 

25 

57 

136 

87 

40 

102 

5 

28 

77 

90 

175  i 

157  i 

163 

122 

6 

0 

103 

3 

26 

5 

8 

18 

10  I 

3 

59 

1 

25 

*3 

5 

28 

74 

49 

162 

72 

38 

74 

144 

0 

65 

5 

28 

24 

61 

22 

134 

94 

59 

44 

8 

35 

5 

28 

6 | 

4 

1 

2 

13 

7 

8 

15 

*2 

aS 

II 

«4-H  C3 

o o 

M S3 

o u-, 

T)Q 

O 

62 

193 

136 

114 

195 

174 

129 

46 

118 

138 

156 

32 

148 

C 

50 

165 

199 

72 

80 

85 

xxX 

n 

178 

47 

176 

28 

45 

83 

38 

9 

19 

96 

133 

63 

128 

18 


GRADU  ATIN G CLASS JUNE,  1917. 

standing  of  the  midshipmen  appointed  in  1914  at  the 


Name. 


State  from  which  i 
appointed. 


Parker,  Robert  Burras 

Percifield,  Willis  Merritt 

Perkins,  Jesse  Lee 

Phillips,  Jack  Spinning 

Phillips,  William  Kearney 

Plonk,  John  Otto 

Poole,  Robert 

Price,  Edwin  Huyler 

Pursell,  Ion 

Quackenbush,  J Warren 

Remington,  Thomas  Frederick 

Richardson,  Lawrence  Baxter 

Riggs,  Ralph  Smith 

Rochester,  Harry  Arthur 

Rogers,  Elbert  Charles 

Rogers,  John  Walter 

Ross,  George  Edward,  jr 

Rowe,  Gordon 

Rowe,  John  William 

Scheck,  Lloyd  Goode 

Scull,  Herbert  Meyer 

Sherman,  Forrest  Percival 

Sherwood,  Gordon  Bogert 

Smith,  Hayden  Henkel 

Sobel,  Herbert  Russell 

Sprague,  Clifton  Albert  Frederick 

Sprague,  Thomas  Lamison 

Stailey,  Henry  David. 

Stone,  Earl  Everett 

Styer,  Charles  Wilkes 

Sullivan,  John  Raymond 

Taylor,  Perry  Root 

Taylor,  Walter  Lucian 

Thornhill,  Henry  Ehrman 

Thornton,  Proctor  Morton 

Tomlinson,  Daniel  Webb,  4th. . . . 


Texas 

Idaho 

Missouri 

New  Jersey 

Georgia 

Pennsylvania 

Maryland 

New  Jersey 

Kentucky 

New  Jersey 

New  York 

Massachusetts 

Texas 

New  York 

Iowa 

Missouri 

Kentucky 

New  York 

Wisconsin 

Kansas 

Indiana 

Massachusetts 

New  York 

Massachusetts 

Ohio 

Vermont 

Ohio 

California 

Wisconsin 

At  large 

Minnesota 

Pennsylvania 

Georgia 

Alabama 

At  large 

New  York 


GRADUATING  CLASS JUNE,  1917. 


91 


June,  1917,  for  the  last  year  of  their  academic  course — 203  members — Continued. 


Age  at  date 
of  admission. 

Sea  service 
in  practice 
ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in — 

Number  of  demerits 
for  academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Seamanship. 

Ordnance  and 
gunnery. 

Navigation. 

Marine  engi- 
neering. 

Electrical  engi- 
neering. 

Hygiene. 

Efficiency. 

Years. 

Months. 

Months. 

| Days. 

18 

3 

5 

28 

102 

110 

151 

14 

42 

136 

21 

5 

62 

20 

2 

5 

28 

119 

115 

185 

178 

173  | 

173 

148 

70 

193 

20 

0 

5 

28 

139 

97 

87 

168 

41 

40 

158 

43 

136 

19 

7 

5 

28 

106 

152 

173 

129 

125  i 

105 

18 

8 

114 

19 

2 

8 

22 

193 

185 

108 

168 

173  I 

173 

193 

64 

195 

19 

0 

5 

28 

173 

190 

173 

175 

153 

111 

155 

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164 

148 

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92 


GRADUATIN' G CLASS — JUNE,  1917. 


Relative  standing  of  the  midshipmen  appointed  in  1914  a,t  the  annual  examination , 


Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of 
admission. 

j 

141 

Townsend,  Guy  Duker 

. Oklahoma 

Aug. 

7, 1914 

91 

von  Hasseln,  Harry  William 

, New  York 

June 

19, 1914 

75 

Vosbury,  Bronson  Poindexter 

, New  York 

June 

20, 1914 

125 

Waddell,  James  Evans 

Illinois 

May 

5, 1913 

61 

Wade,  Mertin  Clarence,  jr 

, Texas 

June 

11, 1914 

39 

Wade,  William  Clarence 

Texas 

June 

11, 1914 

98 

Walbridge,  Edward  Dewey 

New  York i 

June 

20, 1914 

68 

Walker,  Theodore  Frelinghuysen Clark.. 

New  Jersey 

June 

11, 1914 

4 

Warlick,  William  Walter 

California 

Sept. 

30, 1914 

19 

Whelan,  John  Nicholas 

Michigan 

June 

17, 1914 

171 

White,  Clement  Brown 

Alabama 

July 

13, 1914 

171 

Whitemarsh,  Ross  Palmer 

Washington 

June 

24, 1914 

99 

Whitfield,  James  Walter 

Delaware 

June 

12, 1914 

33 

Whitten,  Robert  Todd 

Missouri 

June 

18, 1914 

168 

Wieber,  Carlos  Wilhelm 

At  large 

June 

11, 1914 

107 

Wilkinson,  Ford  Lee,  jr 

Kentucky 

June 

17, 1914 

27 

Wilson,  Julian  Du  Bois 

West  Virginia 

July 

11,1914  j 

166 

Withers,  Cleeman 

Kansas 

June 

13, 1914 

Wood,  John  Orrin 

Nevada 

June 

12, 1914 

113 

Woolley,  Gordon  Bentley 

Utah 

June 

24, 1914 

122 

Wright,  Jerauld 

New  Jersey 

July 

24, 1914 

48 

Wright,  Julius  Taylor 

Indiana 

June 

20, 1914 

121 

Wunch,  Edward  William 

New  York 

June 

25,1914 

GRADUATING  CLASS JUNE,  1917, 


93 


June,  1917 , for  the  last  year  of  their  academic  course — 203  members — Continued. 


Age  at  date 
of  admission. 

Sea  service 
in  practice 
ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in— 

Number  of  demerits 
for  academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Seamanship. 

Ordnance  and 
gunnery. 

Navigation. 

Marine  engi- 
neering. 

Electrical  engi- 
neering. 

Hygiene. 

Efficiency. 

Years. 

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151 

122 

42 

117 

26 

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16 

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119 

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27 

61 

1 152 

26 

5 

91 

18 

8 

5 

28 

77 

103  56 

104 

1 19 

106 

135 

28 

75 

18 

9 

6 

12 

85 

163  146 

137 

106 

86 

27 

21 

125 

16 

5 

5 

28 

48 

97  102 

22 

42 

7 

37 

23 

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29 

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124 

168 

112 

105 

5 

98 

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84 

100 

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97 

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83 

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17 

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157 

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94 


MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  present  first  class  ( class  of  1919)  and  relative 

[The  class  of  midshipmen  appointed  in  1914  having  been  graduated  in  June,  1917,  and  the  course  of 

was  advanced  to  the  first 


Order  of  general  merit  for 
academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of  admission. 

| Age  at 
date  of 
admission. 

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Adams,  Arthur  Stanton.. 

Vermont 

June  11, 1914 

17 

ii 

186 

Aler,  Frank  Vernon,  jr 

West  Virginia. . 

May  27,1915 

18 

4 

111 

Alexander,  Alonzo  Bernard 

South  Carolina. 

Aug.  14,1915 

18 

5 

184 

Allen,  Charles 

New  Jersey 

July  20,1915 

19 

8 

*7 

Allen,  James  Ross 

Iowa 

June  9, 1915 

18 

10 

56 

Andrews,  Charles  Lee,  jr 

At  large 

June  8,1915 

18 

i 5 

98 

Ansel,  Walter 

Illinois 

July  14, 1915 

17 

j 11 

188 

Atkins,  James  George 

Wisconsin 

Oct.  2, 1915 

19 

I 4 

96 

Baggett,  Henry  Bent 

Mississippi 

June  21, 1915 

17 

11 

113 

Barlow,  Walter  Sherman 

Michigan 

June  15, 1915 

19 

4 

139 

Barrett,  Russell  Syer 

Virginia 

June  18, 1915 

17 

10 

156 

Beltz,  Fred  Wallace 

Pennsylvania. . 

May  26,1915 

19 

0 

124 

Boiler,  Robert  Leon 

Oregon 

June  17, 1915 

19 

2 

119 

Bowman,  Gustave  Henry 

At  large 

Sept.  29, 1915 

19 

10 

170 

Brashears,  George  Williamson,  jr. 

Missouri 

June  8, 1915 

18 

10 

52 

Briscoe,  Robert  Pearce 

Mississippi 

June  15, 1915 

18 

4 

23 

Brooks,  Winfield  Alpheus 

Maine 

June  15, 1915 

18 

7 

67 

Brown,  Allen  Dudley 

Virginia 

June  12,1915 

17 

10 

££197 

Brown,  Gilbert  William 

Illinois ) 

June  12,1915 

18 

9 

Gr 

Browning,  John  Nelson 

Kentucky 

June  8, 1915 

16 

6 

116 

Brvant,  Eliot  Himnan 

South  Dakota . . 

June  8, 1915 

18 

9 

22 

Buchalter,  Joseph 

Indiana 

June  16, 1915 

18 

9 

95 

Burleigh,  Albert  Pearce 

Maine 

June  7, 1915 

19 

5 

39 

Callaghan,  William  McCombe — 

California 

June  11, 1915 

17 

10 

91 

Camp,  Chauncey 

Mississippi 

June  28, 1915 

16 

9 

14 

Carmine,  Creighton  Campbell.  . . 

Michigan 

June  17, 1915 

16 

8 

181 

Carter,  Grayson  Birch 

California 

June  7, 1915 

17 

7 

92 

Cassady,  John  Howard 

Indiana 1 

June  9, 1915 

19 

2 

24 

Challenger,  Harold  Lincoln 

Connecticut 

Sept.  14, 1915  1 

17 

7 

47 

Clark,  David  Henderson 

Kentucky 

June  15, 1915 

16 

4 

66 

Clavton,  William  Edward 

North  Carolina. 

June  17, 1915  ! 

18 

0 

158 

Cochran,  Peyton  Skipwith 

Pennsylvania. . 

June  10, 1915 

18 

4 

72 

Colyear,  Bayard  Henry 

Arkansas 

June  12, 1915  1 

20  i 

1 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


95 


standing  at  annual  examination , June,  1917 — 203  members. 

instruction  for  the  class  appointed  in  1915  having  been  reduced  from  four  to  three  years,  the  class  of  1919 
class  in  September,  1917.] 


! Sea  service 
in  practice 
ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in— 

Number  of  demerits  for  aca- 
demic year. 

Order  of  general  merit  for 
academic  year. 

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186 

174 

191 

192 

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139 

129 

62 

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122 

168 

120 

110 

83 

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111 

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156 

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180 

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119 

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94 

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112 

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35 

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18 

32 

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10 

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82 

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171 

178 

169 

183 

187 

187 

134 

65 

11 

35 

181 

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123 

80 

107 

108 

87 

94 

110 

202 

25 

92 

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35 

76 

4 

68 

48 

68 

47 

7 

76 

42 

24 

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108 

114 

14 

47 

57 

82 

126 

82 

112 

46 

47 

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45 

25 

50 

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98 

178 

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110 

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147 

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MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  present  first  class  ( class  of  1919)  and  relative  stand 


u 

«3  . 
a h 

Age  at 
date  of 
admission. 

Order  of  general  \ 
academic  yea 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

I 

Date  of  admission. 

CO 

c3 

£ 

| 

1 5 
' a 

S 

85 

Coney,  Charles  Edward 

Georgia 

June  12,1915 

17 

5 

&ol02 

Cook,  Herschel  Paul 

Indiana 

July  30,1915 
June  18,1915 

18 

1 

85 

Crawford,  David  Stolz 

Pennsylvania. . 

19 

6 

148 

Crawford,  John  Graybill „ . 

1 Pennsylvania. . 

Aug.  31,1915 

18 

; 6 

114 

Crichton,  Robert  Bruce 

Iowa 

June  10, 1915 
May  29,1916 

19 

3 

4 

*6 
/ 77 

Crosley,  Floyd  Stewart 

Georgia 

19 

Cullens,  John  Wimberly 

Louisiana 

June  15, 1915 
June  10, 1915 

17 

10 

21 

Cushman,  Charles  Henry 

New  Jersey 

19 

9 i 

94 

Day,  Dorrance  Kenyon 

Rhode  Island . . 

June  10,1915 

17 

7 

46 

de  Kay,  Rodman  Drake 

New  York 

June  10, 1915 

17 

4 I 

88 

Demarest,  Clayton,  jr 

New  York 

June  16,1915 

19 

H 

167 

Dierdorff , Ross  Ainsworth 

Oregon 

June  24,1915 
July  18, 1914 

19 

i 5 

147 

Dingwell,  Paul  Douglass 

Rhode  Island. . 

18 

: 4 1 

192 

Dorsey,  Robert  Milton 

Kentucky 

June  15, 1915  i 

16 

7 i 

106 

Downey,  George  Joseph 

Massachusetts. . 

June  11,1915 

20 

1 

100 

DuVal,  Miles  Percy,  jr 

Virginia 

June  8, 1915 

19 

2 : 

135 

Dver,  George  Carroll 

Oregon 1 

June  17, 1915 

17 

2 

118 

Failing,  Kenneth  Richards 

Michigan : 

June  12, 1915  I 

19 

10 

125 

Fengar,  Henry  Clay 

Connecticut 

June  12,1915 

17 

10 

97 

Ferguson,  William  Hays 

Missouri 

June  15,1915 

19 

9 

165 

Fink,  Carl  Kenneth 

Idaho 

June  7,1915 

16 

9 

27 

Fitch,  Howard  Wesley 

Nebraska 

June  11,1915  j 

19 

9 

185 

Fitzpatrick,  Thomas  Benjamin. . 

New  York ! 

July  6,1915 

18 

8 

31 

Foster,  Festus  Finley 1 

Kansas i 

June  9, 1915 

16 

5 

71 

Francis,  Dean  Dalrymple 

Indiana | 

June  14,1915  j 

17 

11 

105 

Friedman,  Edwin 

Pennsylvania... 

June  17,1915  [ 

17 

9 

11 

Gardner,  Matthias  Bennett 

Pennsylvania...! 

July  6,1915  1 

17 

7 

73 

Gieselmann,  Adolph  Otto 

Tennessee 

June  22, 1915 

17  | 

8 

180 

Gilmer,  Francis  Hook 

Louisiana 

June  15,1915 

16 

8 

62 

Goodstein,  Harry 

Pennsylvania... 

July  6, 1915  J 

17 

8 1 

40 

Graham,  James  Joseph 

Massachusetts. . 

Sept.  15,1915 

19 

3 

10 

Grant,  Lucien  McKee 

Kentucky 

Sept.  11,1915 

17 

10 

126 

Greer,  Marshall  Raymond 

North  Carolina. 

June  22, 1915  j 

19 

4 

56 

Griffin,  Thomas  Joshua 

Ohio [ 

June  10, 1915  , 

17 

10 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  FIRST  GLASS. 


97 


ing  at  annual  examination , June , 1917 — 203  members — Continued. 


Sea  service 
in  practice 
ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in— 

Number  of  demerits  for  aca-  j 
demic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit  for 
academic  year. 

Months. 

Days. 

Mechanical  processes 
and  drawing. 

Elementary  engi- 
neering. 

1 Mathematics. 

Physics. 

Chemistry. 

History  and  consti-  i 
tutiona)  law. 

Modern  languages. 

Efficiency. 

Practice  cruise. 

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MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  present  first  class  ( class  of  1919)  and  relative  stand 


Order  of  general  merit  for 
academic  year. 

Age  at 
date  of 
admission. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of  admission. 

CO 

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89 

Griffiths,  Cuthbert  Ambrose 

Iowa 

June  12, 1915 

19 

7 : 

126 

Griggs,  John  Bradford,  jr 

North  Carolina.  I 

June  17,1915 

18 

7 ; 

83 

Grimsley,  Eric  Miller 

Alabama i 

June  9, 1915 

18 

0 

75 

Griswold,  Wade  Everett 

Ohio ! 

June  7, 1915 

18 

ii  ! 

18 

Hains,  Paul  Wagstaff. 

Massachusetts. .! 

June  8, 1915 

19 

4 

149 

Hall,  Stephen  Ketcham 

Ohio 1 

June  10, 1915  j 

18 

8 [ 

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Oklahoma 

Sept.  14,1915 

18 

4 j 

93 

Herbst,  Henry  Robert 

Wisconsin 

July  6, 1914 

18 

4 

20 

Herrmann,  Ernest  Edward 

New  York 

July  7, 1915 

19 

0-1 

25 

Hicks,  Rex  LeGrande 

Illinois : 

July  20,1915 

18 

4 ! 

32 

Hilbert,  William  Edward 

Massachusetts,  .j 

June  14, 1915  : 

18 

11 

117  | 

Hill,  Elmer  Robert 

Massachusetts.  .J 

June  9, 1915 

19 

0 

130 

Holloway,  James  Lemuel,  jr.  . . . 

Texas 

June  18, 1915 

17 

0 

172 

Hughes,  James  Joseph 

New  York i 

June  16,1915 

16 

7 

121 

Hungerford,  Ralph  Waldo 

Pennsylvania . . 

June  17,1915 

19 

2 

129 

Hunt,  Charles  Boardman 

California ! 

June  15, 1915 

18 

6 

70 

Huse,  John  Oldham 

New  York 1 

June  16, 1915 

17 

0 

38 

Ihrig,  Russell  Million 

Utah 

June  11, 1915 

19 

6 

163 

Ives,  Joseph  Semmes 

Kentucky. | 

Aug.  14,1914 

17 

11 

12 

Jackson,  Gordon  Macalister 

New  Jersey 1 

June  7, 1915 

17 

4 ! 

138 

Jennings,  Ralph  Edward 

New  Hampshire 

June  15, 1915 

18 

°! 

50 

Jeter,  Thomas  Powers 

South  Carolina. 

June  18, 1915 

16 

10 

33 

Johnston,  James  Malcolm 

West  Virginia. . 

June  11,1915 

18 

8 ‘ 

53 

Jones,  Harry  McCoy 

Oklahoma 

June  18, 1915 

18 

8 ^ 

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Kegley,  Tracy  Mitchell 

Alabama 

June  15, 1915  , 

16 

11 

79 

Kell,  Eugene  Lawrence 

Illinois 

June  12, 1915 
June  7, 1915 

18 

6 i 

108 

Kern,  Everett  Deane 

North  Dakota. . 

18 

7 i 

173 

Kiefer,  Dixie 

Nebraska 

June  8, 1915 

19 

2 

*4 

Kiernan,  James  Eugene 
Joseph. 

New  York 

June  10,1915 

16 

i 

101 

King,  Donald  Cooper 

Nebraska 

Sept.  3, 1915 

16 

6 ! 

136 

Kirkland,  George 

Alabama 

June  7, 1915 
| May  26, 1915 
July  1,1915 
| June  17, 1915 

20 

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Kirtland,  Clavton  Wilson 

Florida 

19 

1 

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Lamb,  Carl  Jacob 

Ohio 

20 

0 

68 

Lamb,  Scott  Grisell 

Ohio 

18 

4 

MIDSHIPMEN  OE  PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


99 


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in  practice 
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demic year. 

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Midshipmen  of  the  present  first  class  ( class  of  1919)  and  relative  stand 


nerit  for 

IT. 

! 

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date  of 
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! 

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academic  yea 

Name 

State  from  which 
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Lannom,  Joseph  Robert 

Tennessee.. 

June  23, 1915 

! 

18 

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133 

Lee,  Paul  Frantz 

Utah 

June  22, 1915 
June  11, 1915 

20 

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Kentucky 

20 

l 

164 

McDonald,  John  Bacon,  jr 1 

At  large 

Sept.  16,1915 

1 18 

1 1 

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McEathron,  Ellsworth  Dudley  . .! 

South  Dakota . . 

June  7, 1915 

17 

10 

152 

McGauly,  Carleton 

Alabama 

June  10, 1915 
June  17,1915 

17 

u i 

142 

McGurl,  Daniel  Michael 

Pennsylvania. . . 

18 

8 i 

82 

Marsh,  William  Lawrence 

New  York 

July  6,1915 

19 

3 

175 

Martin,  Harold  Montgomery 

Illinois 

June  16, 1915 

19 

5 

193 

Martin,  Willment  Plunkett 

i South  Carolina . 

June  10, 1915 

19 

10 

146 

' Maser,  Walther  George i 

North  Dakota. . 

June  10, 1915 

17 

9 

137  | 

Mason,  Gorden  Hancock ! 

Pennsylvania... 

May  26,1915 

18 

5 

80 

Mays,  William  Harold 

Kentucky 

June  15, 1915 

19 

3 

115 

Mentz,  George  Francis 

New  Jersey 

May  31, 1916 

20 

1 | 

13 

Metzel,  Jeffrev  Caswell 

Illinois 

June  11, 1915  | 
June  17, 1914 

18 

0 | 

194 

Mills,  George  Henry.. ! 

North  Carolina . 

18 

10 

141 

Moore,  Van  Rensselaer 

Pennsylvania. . . 

Sept.  3,1915 

19 

11 

90 

Moran,  Alfred  Patrick,  jr 

New  York 

Sept.  28, 1915 
July  12, 1915 

19 

7 

42 

j Morgan,  Lyle  Newton 

Nebraska 

18 

2 

k ol77 
60 

[ Muir,  Kenneth  Davidson 

Michigan 

June  10,1915 

17 

9 

Murray,  Stuart  Shadrick 

Oklahoma 

June  8, 1915 

17 

3 

112 

Neal,  John 

North  Carolina. 

June  17,1915 

18 

4 

15 

Nelson,  Robert  Franklin ! 

Georgia 

June  12,1915 

18 

3 

58 

Netting,  Ralph  Bruske 

Michigan 

June  9, 1915 

17 

9 

*3 

Nicholson,  Charles  Ambrose, 
2d 

Noble,  Julian  Bennett 

New  York 

June  8,1915  I 

20 

2 

69 

15 

Texas 

Aug.  3, 1915 
June  21,1915 

19 

7 

Ofstie,  Ralph  Andrew 

Wisconsin 

17 

7 

k o35 

Olds,  Hugh  Wilson 

Pennsylvania... 

June  17,1915 

20 

2 

87 

Olsen,  Charles  Eugene 

Illinois 

June  9, 1915 
Aug.  26,1915 

17 

9 

107 

O’ Rear,  George  McFadden 

Alabama 

19 

8 

34 

Orr,  John  Jay 

Michigan 

June  11,1915 

17 

5 

168 

19 

Pace,  Willis  Williamson 

Oklahoma 

June  17, 1915 
June  15,1915 
May  26, 1915 

18 

9 

Palmer,  Charles  James 

Montana 

19 

8 

169 

Parker,  Leonard  Council 

Georgia 

19 

11 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


101 


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in  practice 
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Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in— 

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MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  present  first  class  ( class  of  1919)  and  relative  stand 


Order  of  general  merit  for 
academic  year. 

Age  at 
date  of  ( 
admission.' 

1 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of  admission. 

! c3 
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Patterson,  John  James,  3d 

j Pennsylvania... 

June  17, 1915 

19 

0 

110 

Pelzman,  Louis  Benjamin 

1 District  of  Co- 
lumbia. 

June  12,1915 

19 

2 

17 

Pitre,  Antonio  Salvator 

Connecticut 

June  9, 1915 

| 19 

1 

54 

Post,  Charles  Kintzing 

California 

June  30,1913 

: 16 

6 

63 

Powell,  Douglas  Appleby 

District  of  Co- 
lumbia. 

June  16, 1915 

18 

9 

188 

Pulliam,  Ellis  Page 

Wi  soon  sin  

June  8, 1915 

18 

1 

49 

Ramsey,  Logan  Carlisle 

Mississippi 

June  10, 1914 

. 16 

4 

155 

Read,  Walton  Runnells 

Maine 

June  7, 1915 
June  9, 1915 
June  12, 1915 

j 18 

7 

188 

Redman,  John  Roland 

Nevada 

17 

4 

140 

Rend,  Charles  Joseph 

Illinois 

5 19 

3 

179 

Reynolds,  John  Leeper 

Alabama 

June  11,1915 

! 17 

1 

! 4 

199 

Rhoton,  Riffel  Garrett 

Arkansas 

June  12,1915 
June  9, 1915 

16 

3 

190 

Richardson,  Jack  Carpenter 

California 

18 

0 

76 

Roberts,  Ralph  Henry 

Illinois 

June  26,1915 

19 

9 ! 

201 

Rockey,  Charles  Harry 

Oklahoma 

June  16, 1915 

19 

! 2 1 

59 

Roper,  John  Wesley 

South  Carolina . 

Aug.  26,1915 

17 

3 ' 

109 

Rule,  Adrian  Ogle,  jr 

Missouri 

June  8, 1915  , 
June  8 1915 

18 

6 | 

159 

Runouist,  Elmer  Reuben 

Minnesota 

19 

6 1 

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Rush,  Richard  McKee 

Maryland 

June  16,1915  1 
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18 

1 i 

43 

| Sailor,  Hobart  Andrew 

Ohio 

18 

2 

63 

Sample,  William  Dodge 

At  large 

17 

3 

131 

Sayre,  Frank  Niles 

Michigan 

June  11,1915 
Aug.  20,1915  i 

18 

2 | 

48 

Schaeffer,  Valentine  Hixson .... 

Ohio 

18 

3 

51 

Schetkv,  Gerald  Laurence.. 

Oregon 

June  10, 19]  5 j 
Aug.  11, 1915 

19  1 

9 

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Schildhauer,  Clarence  Henry 

Wisconsin j 

19 

7 

*1  | 

Schoeffel,  Malcolm  Francis  . . . 

Pennsylvania... 

July  21,1915 

17 

3 

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Seligman,  Morton  Tinslar 

New  Mexico.  . . ! 

June  13,1914 

18 

11 

| 

0 

Settle,  Thomas  Greenhow 
Williams. 

At  large 

Sept.  16.1915 

19 

10 

123 

Sherritt.  Homer  Irwin 

Virginia 

June  17,1915 
June  10, 1915 
June  16, 1915  1 
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19 

7 

161 

Short,  Giles  Elza 

Iowa 

19 

3 

178 

Sinnott,  Desmond  Joseph 

New  York 

18 

7 

78 

Slocum,  Harry  Browning 

Arizona 

18 

5 

166 

Smith,  Charles  Raymond 

West  Virginia . . , 

June  18,1915  i 

16 

1 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


103 


ing  at  annual  examination , June,  1917 — 203  members — Continued. 


Sea  service 
in  practice 
ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in— 

Number  of  demerits  for  aca- 
demic year. 

Order  of  general  merit  for 
academic  year. 

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Modern  languages. 

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MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  present  first  class  ( class  of  1919)  and  relative  stand 


Order  of  general  merit  for 
academic  year. 

j 

| 

j'  ge  at 
date  of 
admission. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
j appointed. 

Date  of  admission. 

c/3 

C3 

© 

CO 

I 

151 

Smith,  Robert  McLanahan,  jr.  . . 

Maryland 

June  15,  1915 

9 

162 

Spaven,  John  Stuart 

New  Jersey 

June  10, 1915 

20 

3 

28 

Sprague,  Albert  Tilden,  3d 

Massachusetts . . 

June  14, 1915 

1.7 

3 

122 

Staudt.  Albert  Raymond 

Ohio 

June  16,1915 
June  14, 1915 
June  8,  1915 
May  25, 1915 

19 

3 

29 

Stein,  Maurice  Harris 

Illinois 

19 

5 

*2 

Stevens,  Leslie  Clark 

N ebraska 

20 

4 

195 

Strachan,  William  John 

New  York 

20 

1 

153 

Sullivan,  Philip  Valentine 

Kansas 

June  10,1915 
June  18, 1915 
June  17, 1915 

19 

4 

30 

Sykes,  James  Bennett 

New  York 

19 

10 

144 

Talbot,  Paul  Hopkins 

Ohio 

18 

2 

176 

Tarbutton,  William  Edward 

Maryland 

June  29, 1915 

20 

2 

182 

Thompson,  Paul  Bristol 

Arkansas 

June  8, 1915 
June  17,  1915 

18 

7 

44 

' Thurber,  Harry  Raymond 

Washington 

19 

8 

45 

Thurston,  Arthur  Piers 

New  Jersey 

June  10,1915 

19 

7 

/174 

Troost,  Franklin  Laverne 

Michigan 

May  26, 1915 

17 

10 

65 

Tuggle,  Richard  Brittain 

Kentucky 

June  9, 1915 

17 

1 

55 

Updegraff,  William  Nicholas 

Utah 

June  22,  1915 
June  8, 1915 

18 

5 

99 

Veeder,  Ten  Eyck  DeWitt,  jr 

At  large 

19 

11 

37 

von  Heimburg,  Ernest  Herman  . 

Wisconsin 

June  21, 1915 

19 

0 

61 

Vose,  William  Cecil 

Massachusetts. . 

June  11, 1915 

19 

3 

41 

Waldron,  Robert  George 

Michigan 

June  26, 1915 
! June  7, 1915 
June  8, 1915 
June  8, 1915 

18 

5 

196 

WTaller,  Franklin  Price 

Maryland 

17 

6 

191 

Warner,  Spencer  Hubert 

Iowa 

19 

5 

104 

Welch,  Philip  Pindell 

Maryland 

17 

7 

128 

Whitehead,  Walter  Dexter 

Washington 

June  17,1915 
June  10,1914 

17 

5 

134 

! Whittaker,  Horace  Roy 

Pennsylvania... 

19 

10 

160 

Wilcock,  Wilfrid  Charles 

New  York ! 

June  26,1914 
June  17,1915 

19 

8 

132 

Wildman,  Cyril  Kennin 

New  York 

19 

3 

74 

Willenbucher,  Franz  Otto 

New  Jersey 

June  7, 1915 

17 

9 

187 

Williams,  John  Carmichael 

Texas 

June  10,1914 
June  21,1915 
June  16, 1915 

18 

8 

150 

Wilson,  Frederick  Prentiss 

New  York 

18 

10 

144 

1 Winckler,  Edgar  Ross 

New  Jersey 

18 

11 

h ol03  | 

Wisenbaker,  James  Leon 

Georgia 

July  20,1915 

19 

9 

171 

Woodman,  Herbert  Stanley 

California 

Sept  8, 1915 

19 

9 

36 

Wynkoop,  Thomas  Pilmore,  jr — 

Ohio 

June  17,1915 

18 

6 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


105 


ing  at  annual  examination , June , 1917 — 203  members — Continued. 


Sea  service 
in  practice 
ships. 


Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in— 


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and  drawing.  ' 

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1 Number  of  demerits 
demic  year. 

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academic  yea 

1 

5 

21 

125 

138 

165 

152 

149 

141 

98 

46 

83 

50 

151 

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171 

198 

163 

187 

174 

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11 

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94 

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159 

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184 

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189 

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181 

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172 

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161 

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176 

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104 

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190 

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36 

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108 

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85 

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93 

62 

13 

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57 

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190 

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191 

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104 

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94 

104 

79 

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169 

188 

76 

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179 

179 

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79 

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124 

192 

188 

74 

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164 

175 

183 

150 

195 

188 

20 

112 

25 

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5 

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144 

158 

145 

124 

102 

129 

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94 

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110 

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153 

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72 

166 

208 

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171 

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13 

36 

66 

72 

136 

65 

119 

19 

36 

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106 


MIDSHIPMEN  OP  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS, 


Midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  and  relative  stand 


Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of  admission. 

352 

Abbott,  Royal  William 

Maine 

June  24, 1916 

430 

Abercrombie,  Laurence  Allen 

Massachusetts 

Aug.  15,1916 

/448 

Abson,  Charles  Meredith 

Florida 

July  5, 1916 

341 

Acree,  Jim  Tom 

Arkansas 

June  12,1916 

343 

Akers,  Albert  Warren,  jr 

Tennessee 

June  22, 1916 

172 

Aldridge,  Eugene  Talbert 

Mississippi 

Aug.  14,1916 

427 

Allen,  Stephen  Thompson 

Idaho 

Aug.  15,1916 

364 

Aller,  Harris  Coles 

New  York 

June  17, 1916 

k n269 

Andersen,  Herman  Carl 

Washington 

June  22, 1916 

203 

Anderson,  Charles  Carter 

Nevada 

May  31,1916 

469 

Anderson,  Erik  Lincoln 

Minnesota 

June  24, 1916 

461 

Anderson,  Marshall  Arnold 

Wisconsin 

June  21,1916 

275 

Angerer,  Warner  Welby 

Illinois 

June  27, 1916 

k Z519 

Angst,  Roy  Emerson 

Pennsylvania 

June  30, 1916 

72 

Armstrong,  William  Howard 

Pennsylvania 

June  20, 1916 

7472 

Aron,  Glen  Marlay 

California 

June  13, 1916 

J 1 " | 
211 

Arthur,  Samuel  Hyer 

Missouri 

June  16, 1916 

235 

Avery,  Fred  Benjamin 

Texas 

June  21,1916 

233 

Baber,  Myron  Argyle 

Virginia 

June  7, 1916 

394 

Bain,  Edwin  Curry 

New  York 

Aug.  22,1916 

s394 

Baker,  Ernest  Clarence 

Iowa 

June  15, 1916 

232 

Baker,  Felix  Locke 

Oklahoma 

Aug.  22,1916 

56 

Baker,  Leon  Joseph  . . .... 

Indiana 

June  14, 1916 

253 

Baker,  Ralph  Douglas 

Louisiana 

July  3, 1916 

69 

Ballreich,  Clarence  John  . 

Ohio 

June  8, 1916 

122 

Barker,  Frederick  Vinton 

Penusvl  vania 

June  16,1916 

/493 

Barry,  Lloyd  Kilgore 

J 

Texas 

July  14, 1916 

384 

Bassett,  Melvin  Hughes 

Pennsylvania 

June  21,1916 

447 

Battle,  Turner  Westray 

North  Carolina. . . 

June  10, 1916 

276 

Boa, 11,  Ninian  . 

Maryland 

June  15,1916 

527 

Board  Franris  Willos  

Florida 

June  13,1916 

290 

Beck,  Emanuel  Chester 

Pennsvl  vania 

j June  28,1916 

64 

Beightler,  Charles  Sprague 

Ohio 

June  20, 1916 

416 

Bergesen,  Alf  Ole  Ruh 

Washington 

July  15,1916  1 

s 116 

Berry,  Max  Dudley 

Massachusetts 

June  15,1916  i 

/515 

B inford,  Thomas  Howell 

Mississippi 

June  16,1916 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS, 


107 


ing  at  the  annual  examination , June , 1917 — 548  members. 


1 Age  at  date 
! of  admission. 

Sea  service  in 
practice  ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in — 

Number  of  demerits  for 
academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Years. 

Months. 

Months. 

£ 

c3 

I Descriptive 
geometry  and 
drawing. 

Geometry  and 
! algebra. 

Plane  trigonom- 
etry and  ana- 
lytic geometry. 

j English. 

Modern  lan- 
guages. 

19 

8 

2 

26 

434 

434 

1 

358 

243 

170 

64 

352 

18 

10 

2 

26 

499 

444 

469 

498 

49 

77 

430 

18 

9 

2 

26 

491 

451 

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149 

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246 

75 

341 

17 

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133 

381 

229 

341 

173 

343 

18 

2 

2 

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33 

73 

456 

416 

13 

172 

18 

7 

2 

26 

82 

472 

476 

308 

468 

216 

427 

19 

7 

2 

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283 

295 

272 

348 

459 

37 

364 

19 

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359 

265 

78 

307 

46 

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19 

0 

5 

24 

75 

194 

174 

372 

303 

37 

203 

19 

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26 

461 

415 

393 

460 

412 

31 

469 

19 

6 

2 

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485 

398 

469 

234 

419 

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18 

10 

2 

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363 

123 

187 

295 

379 

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275 

18 

11 

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339 

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17 

4 

2 

26 

150 

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90 

80 

135 

23 

72 

19 

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203 

482 

524 

379 

506 

22 

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19 

10 

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236 

312 

147 

154 

236 

68 

211 

18 

10 

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332 

295 

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191 

35 

235 

19 

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413 

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201 

358 

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241 

280 

464 

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394 

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220 

228 

290 

200 

230 

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228 

358 

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359 

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69 

16 

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115 

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113 

268 

181 

13 

122 

19 

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473 

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511 

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379 

197 

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26 

134 

447 

486 

326 

401 

42 

384 

17 

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437 

328 

371 

440 

445 

31 

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18 

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2 

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53 

398 

358 

165 

416 

35 

276 

18 

4 

2 

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517 

472 

476 

530 

440 

77 

527 

19 

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2 

26 

71 

347 

358 

264 

436 

56 

290 

18 

5 

2 

26 

41 

119 

130 

150 

38 

71 

64 

19 

1 

2 

26 

141 

285 

358 

477 

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CO 

13 

416 

19 

5 

2 

26 

270 

133 

155 

183 

53 

41 

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10 

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434 

359 

436 

511 

539 

63 

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108 


MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  and  relative  standing  at 


Crier  of  general  merit  | 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of  admission. 

1 

t : A I 

390 

Birmingham,  Henry  Thomas 

New  York 

July  3, 1916  | 

509 

Blackledge,  Allen  Douglas 

Nebraska 

| June  16, 1916  | 

299 

Blakeslee,  Victor  Franklin 

Massachusetts 

July  28, 1916  ! 
June  15,1916  ! 

385 

Boarman,  Charles  Samuel 

Montana 

270 

Bockius,  Robert  Wurts 

Connecticut. . . 

’ ! 
July  3,1916  ! 

June  6, 1916  i 

161 

Boit,  Julian  McCarty 

Rhode  Island 

53 

Bolster,  Calvin  Mathews 

Ohio 

June  20, 1916 
June  16, 1916 

190 

Bolton,  Robert,  jr 

New  Jersey 

106 

Bonney,  Carroll  Taber 

Massachusetts 

June  15,1915 

/507 

Booker,  Harton  Ivey 

South  Carolina. . . 

Sept.  7, 1916 

477 

Boone,  Ronald  Aubery 

Idaho 

June  13,1916 

314 

Bottom,  John  Thomas,  jr 

Colorado 

June  14, 1916 

296 

Brantly,  Neill  Duncan 

Montana 

May  29,1916 
June  30, 1916 

233 

Brashears,  Edwin  Lawrence 

Missouri 

210 

Brimmer,  Kenneth  Eugene 

Wyoming 

June  12,  1916 

254 

Brittain,  Thomas  Baldwin 

At  large 

June  24,  1915 
June  21,1916 

215 

Broadhurst,  William  Burgess 

Pennsylvania 

522 

Brooks,  Ralph  Benton 

South  Dakota .... 

June  22,1916 

55 

Brooks,  Roger . 

Illinois 

June  20,1916 
Aug.  21,1916 
June  17,  1916 
June  9,  1916 
Aug.  18,1916 

419 

Browder,  Maurice  Eugene 

Indiana 

443 

Bruckman,  Harold  Robert 

■ New  York 

/363 

<7446 

Brvan,  Ferguson  Beach 

Virginia 

Buch,  William  Graham 

Wyoming 

222 

Buchholz,  Rene  Frederick  Arthur 

Penn  sylvan  ia 

June  20,1916 
Sept.  30,1916 
June  12, 1916  ! 

401 

Bull,  Goold  Norman  . 

At  large 

382 

Bunch.  Tighlman  Howard,  jr 

Arkansas 

246 

Buracker,  William  Houck 

Virginia 

June  22,  1916 

286 

Burdick,  George  Ferguson 

Georgia 

June  9, 1916 
June  27, 1916 

304 

Burgess,  Julius  Archer 

South  Carolina. . . 

132 

Burket,  Alfred  Walter 

Pennsylvania 

July  7, 1916 

153 

Burkett,  Eugene  Field 

Texas 

June  14,1916 
June  15, 1916 

119 

Burnham,  George  Hodgman 

Massachusetts 

140 

Burrough,  Horace,  3d 

Maine 

June  14, 1916 
June  28, 1916 

438 

Buse,  Frederick  Rowland 

Pennsylvania 

/513 

Butler,  William,  jr 

Pennsylvania 

June  20, 1916 

339 

! Callaway.  Elliott  Benjamin 

Alabama | 

June  8, 1916 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


109 


the  annual  examination,  June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Age  at  date 
of  admission. 

Sea  service  in 
practice  ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in — 

Number  of  demerits  for 
academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Years. 

Months. 

Months. 

Days. 

Descriptive 
geometry  and 
drawing. 

Geometry  and 
algebra. 

Plane  trigonom- 
etry and  ana- 
lytic geometry. 

English. 

Modern  lan- 
guages. 

18 

4 

2 

26 

452 

341 

403 

357 

225 

64 

390 

19 

11 

2 

26 

510 

532 

459 

352 

488 

38 

509 

18 

0 

2 

26 

469 

217 

323 

339 

94 

97 

299 

18 

2 

2 

26 

318 

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MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  and  relative  standing  at  the 


\ 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

' : ' 1 

Date  of  admission.  ; 

47 

Calnan  George  Charles 

Massachusetts 

j 

June  28, 1916 

227 

Campbell,  Robert  Green,  jr 

Louisiana 

June  15, 1916 

297 

Canan,  Samuel  Wakefield 

Penn  syl  vania 

June  24, 1916 

319 

Carter.  James  Benham 

Arkansas 

June  6, 1916  j 

459 

Cartwright,  Amariah  Basil 

! Indiana 

June  15, 1916  | 

330 

Casteel,  Sanford  Henry 

Pennsylvania 

June  9, 1916  1 

413 

Castillo,  Lionel  Edward 

Louisiana 

June  7, 1916  | 

229 

Chadwick,  James  Herbert 

Texas 

Sept.  16, 1916 

309 

Chalkley,  Henrv  Geoiye,  jr 

Louisiana 

June  15, 1916 

at/293 

Champion,  Carleton  Cole,  ir 

South  Carolina 

June  23, 1916 

63 

Chapin,  Selden 

Illinois 

June  21, 1916 

339 

Chappelle,  Frederick  Strayer 

New  York 

June  17, 1916 

/432 

Christensen,  Hjalmar  Adolph 

Minnesota 

Sept.  30, 1916  j 

*6 

Christmas,  Walter  Frederick 

Pennsylvania 

June  21, 1916 

238 

Ohio 

June  20, 1916 

;216 

j Christoph,  Karl  John 

! Clark,  Claude  Alexander 

Michigan 

Sept.  18, 1916 

400 

Clark,  Roger  Hewitt 

New  York 

June  20,  1916 

401 

Clausing,  John  Gordon 

Wyoming 

Aug.  1.1916 

429 

1 Cleave,  Campbell 

Pennsylvania 

June  6, 1916  j 

167 

Cline,  Harold 

Utah 

Aug.  28, 1916  j 

137 

Cohen,  John  Sanford,  jr 

Georgia. . . . . 

June  8, 1916  j 

301 

Cold  well,  Harold 

Texas 

June  7,1916 

318 

Collins,  Charles  Aloysius 

New  York 

June  17,  1916  ! 

308 

Collins,  Lucius  Patrick 

New  Hampshire.. 

Sept,  19, 1916  ! 

225 

Combs.  Thomas  Selby.  . 

Missouri 

June  21, 1916 

/491  ! 

Conant  Frank  Hersey  2d 

California 

June  9, 1916 

466 

Connelly,  Bailey 

Tennessee 

June  24,1916 

353 

Conrad,  Gyle  Dean  . 

Missouri 

June  16, 1916 

97 

Conway,  F dwin  , rancis 

Washington J 

June  12, 1916  j 

ho06 

Cook.  Albert  Berrv  

Kentucky 

June  15, 1916 

289 

Cope,  Harlev  I rancis  

L ouisiana i 

June  14,1916 

406 

Cope,  Orville  Grant,  jr ; 

New  York ! 

June  20,1916 

150 

Corman,  Harrv 

Missouri j 

July  18,1916 

kq263 

Corman,  Lewis 

Pennsylvania j 

June  29,1916 

66 

Couble,  Alexander  John ! 

Massachusetts. 

June  16,1916 

*15 

Cowdrey,  Roy  Thomas 

Wisconsin ! 

July  3, 1916 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


Ill 


annual  examination , June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Age  at  date 
of  admission. 

Sea  service  in 
practice  ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in— 

Number  of  demerits  for 
academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Years. 

Months. 

Months. 

CO 

c? 

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MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PEE  SENT  THIKD  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  and  relative  standing  at  the 


Order  of  general  merit 
j for  academic  year. 

Xame. 

' 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

1 

Date  of  admission. 

*19 

Cox,  Thomas  George,  jr 

Massachusetts 

June  8, 1916 

452 

Cox.  Wilmer  Toler 

Illinois 

June  15, 1916 
Sept.  27,1916  ; 

499 

Craven,  Thomas  Tingey 

At  large 

7425 

146 

Crawford,  Armon  Davis  Acheson 

Pennsylvania 

June  21, 1916  1 
June  6, 1916 
June  6, 1916 

Crist,  Marion  Fdward 

Maryland 

329 

Crist,  Mitchell  Phillip 

j Indiana 

/450 

154 

Crocker,  James  Alty 

j Texas 

June  29,1916 
June  9, 1916 

Crompton,  Irving  Smith 

j Rhode  Island 

336 

Crouter,  Mark  Hanna 

Oregon 

June  21, 1916 
May  31, 1916 
June  21,1916 

206 

Crowe,  John  rancis 

New  York 

204 

Crowell,  William  Sloan 

Pennsvl  vania 

403 

Cruzen,  Richard  Harold 

Missouri 

June  16, 1916 
June  28,1916 

135 

Cunningham,  Frederick  John 

Massachusetts 

480 

Cunningham,  George  Butt 

Alabama 

June  7, 1916 

273 

Cunningham,  Robert  Perrine | 

Ohio 

Aug.  16,1916 

324 

Cunningham,  Winfield  Scott 

Wisconsin 

Aug.  18,1916 

310 

Curtin,  awrence  William 

Illinois 

June  14,1916 

81 

Curtis,  John  Pemberton 

1 ouisiana 

June  23,1916 
June  16,1916 

248 

Curts,  Maurice  I dwin. . j 

Michigan 

*8 

Cushman,  William  Reynolds,  jr 

California 

June  7, 1916 

*18 

Daggett,  Roswell  Belden 

Massachusetts 

June  15,1916 

.67 

Dana,  George  Hume j 

Georgia 

June  13,1916 

258 

Davis,  Valentine  Murchy 

New  Jersev 

Aug.  17,1916 

521 

Davis,  Wilbur  orenzo 

Florida 

June  14,1916 
Aug.  15,1916 

335 

Dawson,  Harold  Taylor 

Iowa i 

326 

Dearth,  Michael  Doran 

Minnesota 

June  9, 1916 
July  3, 1916 

342 

DeBaun,  George  Harbord I 

Kansas 

319 

Decker,  Benton  Weaver 

At  large 

June  7, 1916 

218 

DeLong,  Farl  Ruhf 

Pennsylvania 

June  23, 1916 

378 

Deringer,  Harry  Hurtt 

Maryland 

Aug.  22,1916 

247 

Dettmann,  J rank  Carl  Louis 

Ohio 

June  29, 1916 
June  30,1916 
June  14,1916 
Aug.  17,1916 

7288 

378 

DeWeese,  Wade 

New  York 

Dickson,  James  Baker 

1 llinois  . . 

497 

Diepenbrock,  Alexander  James 

California 

76 

Dillman,  Wallace ! 

At  large 

Sept.  1, 1916 

MIDSHIPMEN  OE  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


113 


annual  examination , June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Age  at  date 
of  admission. 

Sea  service  in 
practice  ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in — 

Number  of  demerits  for 
academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Years. 

Months. 

1 Months. 

& 

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ft 

D escripti  ve 
geometry  and 
! drawing. 

Geometry  and 
algebra. 

Plane  trigonom- 
etry and  ana- 
lytic geometry. 

English. 

Modern  lan- 
guages. 

19 

9 

2 

22 

110 

113 

50 

7 

18 

19 

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17 

7 

2 

26 

180 

532 

390 

421 

461 

135 

452 

18 

2 

2 

26 

350 

538 

469 

484 

468 

59 

499 

17 

3 

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533 

295 

341 

257 

252 

139 

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20 

478 

493 

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146 

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217 

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511 

507 

198 

259 

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117 

167 

358 

281 

81 

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154 

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181 

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114 

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512 

473 

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378 

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215 

494 

307 

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277 

517 

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371 

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114 


MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  and  relative  standing  at  the 


Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

i 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of  admission.  \ 

441 

Dillon,  John  Anthony 

New  Jersey j 

June  17, 1916 

312 

Dinneen,  William  John 

Wyoming 

June  12,1916 
June  22,1916 

331 

Donaldson,  Augustus  Hoke 

South  Carolina 

a y235 

Donnelly,  James  Bernell 

New  York | 

July  3, 1916 

184 

Donovan,  Jerome  Francis,  jr 

New  York ! 

June  20, 1916 
Sept.  9, 1916 

465 

Doolin,  Edward  Hamilton 

Wisconsin 

114 

Dougherty,  Stephen  Colladay 

Ohio 

May  29,1916 

241 

Dow,  Jennings  Bryan I 

Ohio 

June  10,1916 

*17 

257 

Dowd,  Wallace  Rutherford 

Arkansas ! 

June  7, 1916 

Downes,  Edwin  Hall 

Delaware 

June  7, 1916 

345 
hi  385 

Downes,  Willard  Merrill.. 

Minnesota 

June  6, 1916 
i Sept.  6, 1916 

Doyle,  Austin  Kelvin 

New  York 

322 

Doyle,  James  Henry 

New  York 

1 July  15, 1916 

£376 

*20 

Dufton,  Walter  Scott.  . . 

California 

July  3, 1916 
June  30, 1916 

Dunbar,  Henry  Steiner,  jr 

Georgia 

148 

Dupre,  Marcey  Mathias,  jr 

Texas 

June  22, 1916  j 

*23 

Dusinberre,  George  Merrick 

Pennsylvania .... 

Aug.  15, 1916 

b x495 

Dwyer,  John  Williams 

Connecticut 

June  13,1916 

79 

Eagleton,  William  Lester 

Illinois 

June  6,1916 

484 

416 

Edmunds,  Charles  Dixon 

Colorado 

June  10,1916 
June  10, 1916 

Edwards,  Julian  Burriss. 

South  Carolina.  . . 

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Engs,  John  Stanhope 

California 

July  3, 1916 

156 

Erdman,  Robert  Park 

Pennsylvania 

June  23, 1916 

Et 

Ewen,  Edward  Coyle 

New  Hampshire.. 

June  24, 1916 

181 

Fahrney,  Delmer  Stater 

Oklahoma 

Aug.  21,1916 

*14 

345 

Falknor,  Bennett  Lee 

Washington 

June  23,1916 

Featherston,  John  Henry,  jr 

Georgia 

Aug.  29,1916 

ay*  13 

Ferris,  Raymond  Charles 

Delaware 

June  24,1916 

311 

58 

357 

Firk,  Harold  Foster  . . 

Louisiana 

June  15,1916 

Fife  William  Wallace 

California 

July  3, 1916 
Aug.  12,1916 

Finch,  Charles  Stanley 

New  Jersey 

74 

144 

jl42 

Finoha.iim  Horhort  . 

New  York 

June  6, 1916 

Fitz  Harold  Carlton 

Massachusetts 

June  15, 1916 

Flagg,  John  Hamilton 

New  Jersey 

j Sept.  19,1916 

433 

Fleming,  Carroll  Holt 

Nevada 

July  10,1916 

235 

Fletcher,  William  David 

Pennsylvania 

Aug.  15, 1916 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


115 


annual  examination.  June , 791 7 — 548  members — Continued. 


Age  at  date 
, of  admission. 

Sea  service  in 
practice  ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in— 

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English. 

Modern  lan- 
guages. 

1 

Number  of  demo 
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456 

476 

486 

275 

208 

105 

441 

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302 

393 

257 

259 

30 

312 

16 

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26 

433 

398 

272 

213 

249 

42 

331 

16 

7 

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26 

250 

158 

253  | 

189 

307 

21 

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10 

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482 

253 

110 

73 

36 

184 

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437 

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437 

186 

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116 

129 

135 

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489 

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44 

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277 

109 

247 

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257 

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303 

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246 

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[ 

j Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
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Date  of  admission. 

/404 

*4 

Ford,  John  Castle 

New  York 

Aug.  28,1916 
June  17,1916 

Forrestel,  Emmet  Peter. ... 

New  York 

475 

Foster,  Richard  Root 

Iowa 

June  15, 1916 

365 

Fowler,  Alan  Bruce 

Wyoming 

June  24, 1916 

6x532 

Francis,  William  Badger 

Mississippi 

June  26, 1916 

306 

Gaines,  Oliver  Wallace 

Kentucky .... 

June  15, 1916 

155 

Galbraith,  William  Hine 

Ohio 

July  10,1916 
June  14,1916 
June  23,1916 

204 

Gary,  Charles  Binford 

Indiana 

/ 459 
71 

Gates,  Olin  Edward 

Florida 

Gaylord,  Thomas  Ackley 

Massachusetts 

June  7, 1916 

427 

Gearing,  Hilyer  Fulford 

Pennsylvania 

May  2$,  1916 

/295 

347 

Gilbert,  Sterling  Price,  jr 

Georgia 

June  7, 1916 

Gillan,  Martin  Joseph,  jr 

New  York 

Aug.  15,1916 

464 

Gillespie,  Arthur  Warren 

Michigan 

June  28, 1916 

68 

Gillon,  John  Francis 

Massachusetts 

June  9, 1916 

/491 

468 

Gingrich,  John  Edward 

Kansas 

June  24,1916 
June  17,1916 

Glass,  Richard  Pollard 

Virginia 

350 

Glover,  Cato  Douglas,  jr 

Alabama 

June  27,1916 
June  12,1916 

93 

Goggins,  William  Bernard 

Washington 

479 

Goldenberg,  Charles  Nordhaus 

New  Mexico 

June  10, 1916 
July  7,1916 
June  9, 1916 
June  24,1916 

285 

Goldsmith,  Milton  Davis 

Illinois 

*12 

Good,  Roscoe  Fletcher  

Ohio 

408 

Goode,  Jesse  Benjamin 

West  Virginia 

281 

Graff,  John  Packard  . . 

Pennsylvania 

June  20, 1916 

Jfco504 

Graham,  Douglas  Waldron 

New  York 

Aug.  21,1916 
June  6, 1916 

440 

Graham,  Roy  Montrose  

Hawaii 

6x510 

Greber,  Charles  Frederic  . 

New  York.  . . .... 

June  17,1916 
June  10, 1916 

316 

Greer,  John  Morgan 

Pennsylvania 

214 

Gregory,  George  Harold  >. 

New  York 

July  3, 1916 

383 

Grove,  Marvin  Henry 

Virginia 

June  9, 1916 

511 

Guerin,  Ignatius  Loyola 

New  York 

June  17,1916 

284 

Gurney,  Darrough  Sumner 

Massachusetts 

June  13, 1916 

466 

Gustuson,  George  Erlyn 

Wisconsin 

Aug.  17,1916 

98 

Haeberle.  George  Charles 

California 

Sept.  6, 1916 

171 

ILaff,  Theodore  Geimond  

New  Jersey 

June  16,1916 
Aug.  1, 1916  ij 

*3 

Hague,  Wesley  McLaren 

California 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


117 


annual  examination,  June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Age  at  date 
of  admission. 

Sea  service  in 
practice  ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in — 

Number  of  demerits  for 
academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

1 

Years. 

Months. 

i 

Months. 

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Descriptive 
geometry  and 
drawing. 

Geometry  and 
algebra. 

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Plane  trigonom- 
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MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  and  relative  standing  at  the 


Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of  admission. 

/’418 

Hamilton.  Hance  Carlvle 

Massachusetts 

Aug.  17,1916 

E 

Hamilton.  Sherry  McCaulev  .... 

Georgia 

June  28,1916 

/517 

Hannah,  Siegfried 

West  Virginia 

June  12, 1916 

327  1 

Harding,  Rodnev  Haggard 

California 

June  6, 1916 

277 

Hargrove,  Robert  Harris 

Tennessee 1 

June  6, 1916 

200 

Harrington,  Archibald  Orme 

New  York 

June  17, 1916 

27 

Harrington,  Mark  Houghton 

North  Dakota 

June  8, 1916  j 

39 

Harris,  Mason  Dix 

1 Massachusetts 

' June  9, 1916 

420 

Harrison,  Drayton 

South  Carolina  . . . 

| June  10, 1916 

*1 

Harrison,  Lloyd 

Oregon 

June  21, 1916 

302 

Hart,  Walter  Tillman,  jr  

Connecticut 

June  14,1916 

380 

Hartford,  Justin  Downing 

New  Hampshire. . 

June  10,1916 

300 

Hartman,  Charles  Clifford.  . .... 

Nebraska 

June  6, 1916 

372  | 

Hartt,  Beverly  Armistead 

Tennessee 

June  28,1916 

29  ! 

Hartung.  Richard  Renwick 

At  large 

June  6, 1916 

478 

Haselden,  James  Dudley,  jr 

1 South  Carolina  . . . 

Aug.  22,1916 

166 

i Haskell,  Orin  Sheplev 

Maine 

June  7, 1916 

kq410 

Hatch,  Maurice  Edward 

New  Hampshire- . 

June  10, 1916 

32 

Haugen,  Lawrence  Thomas 

Minnesota 

; June  15, 1916 

159 

Haven,  Hugh  Elliott 

1 New  York 

June  7, 1916 

280 

Hawkins,  Kenneth  Courtenay 

Florida 

June  24,1916 

369 

Head,  Clarence  McMahon 

Georgia 

June  8, 1916 

96 

j Heineman,  Paul  Ralph 

Pennsylvania 

I June  30, 1916 

145 

1 Heintz.  John  Herman 

California 

July  27,-1916 

455 

Helmkamp,  Elmer  Frank 

Kansas 

j June  8, 1916  j 

357 

1 Hepburn,  William  Peters 

Iowa 

| June  8, 1916  j 

6x526 

Herring,  George  Griffin,  jr 

Florida 

June  14, 1916  1 

282 

Herring,  Lewis  Waldo 

J New  York 

June  22, 1916 

192 

He  via,  Carlos 

Cuba 

June  21,1916 

434 

Hibbs,  William 

' Utah 

June  13,1916 

121 

Higgins,  Raymond  Lawrence 

Minnesota 

June  16, 1916  ! 

444 

Higgins,  Wallace  Landis 

New  Jersey 

June  23,1916 

164 

Highleyman,  Richard 

Wyoming 

June  22, 1916  | 

211 

Higley,  John  Warren 

Indiana 

June  6,  1916 

387 

Hill,  Harry  Harold 

Colorado 

June  15,  1916 

255 

Hill,  Rowland,  Douglas,  jr 

Connecticut 

June  20,  1916 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


1.19 


annual  examination , June , 1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Age  at  date 
of  admission. 

Sea  service  in 
practice  ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in — 

Number  of  demerits  for 
academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit  ! 
for  academic  year. 

| 

Months. 

Months. 

>> 

Descriptive 
geometry  and 
drawing. 

Geometry  and 
algebra. 

Plane  trigonom- 
etry and  ana- 
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English. 

Modern  1 a n - 
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MIDSHIPMEN  OE  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS, 


Midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  and  relative  standing  at  the 


1 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of  admission. 

*25 

Hillenkoetter,  Roscoe  Henry  . 

Missouri 

June  8,  1916 

151 

Hines,  Warner  Underwood 

Kentucky 

June  6,  1916 

133 

Hitchcock,  Norman  Ridgeway 

I llinois 

Sept.  26,  1916 

175 

Hobbs,  Allen 

Massachusetts 1 

June  10,  1916 

j95 

Holmes,  Urban  Tigner,  jr 

Arkansas 

Sept.  2,  1916 

84 

Holsinger,  Raymond  Wilson 

Wisconsin 

June  10,  1916 

366 

Hopkins,  Norman  Barton 

Colorado 

June  27,  1916 

287 

Hopwood,  Herbert  Gladstone.  . . . . 

Pennsylvania 

June  20,  1916 

139 

Houghton,  Royal  Aurin 

Illinois 

June  13,  1916 

e 

Howe,  James  Henry 

Mississippi 

May  29,  1916 

457 

Howell,  Edgar  Barzillai,  jr 

Florida 

June  8,  1916 

475 

Hughes,  David  Abram 

New  York 

1 June  23,  1916 

88 

Humphrey,  Paul 

Oregon 

i June  21,  1916 

kq290 

Humphreys,  Ralph. 

Mississippi 

June  16,  1916 

1c  Z124 

Hunt,  Peter  Francis 

Montana 

June  29,  1916 

158 

Hunter,  Burton  Leath,  jr 

Texas 

June  21,  1916 

333 

Huntington,  Charles  Marshall 

Indiana 

June  23,  1916 

170 

Hurff,  Jack  Ellett 

Illinois 

June  9,  1915 

415 

Hutter,  William  Herman 

Texas 

June  10,  1916 

516 

Hutton,  Charles  Lester 

Minnesota 

June  16,  1916 

Et 

Hvatt,  Delwyn 

New  York 

June  6,  1916 

'423 

Ingram,  William  Austin 

Indiana 

June  22,  1916 

175 

Ingram,  William  Gilman 

j Oregon 

Aug.  26,  1916 

512 

Isgrig,  Clayton  Shadek 

Michigan 

June  6,  1916 

437 

Isquith,  Solomon  Silas 

1 New  York 

Oct.  6,  1916 

367 

Ives,  Norman  Seaton 

Iowa 

June  24,  1916 

/422 

Jackson,  Philip  Nye 

New  Jersey 

June  17,  1916 

172 

Jaffe,  David 

Pennsylvania 

Aug.  16,  1916 

200 

Jewett,  Royal  Ford 

New  York 

June  17,  1916 

392 

Johnson,  Douglass  Pollock 

i Missouri 

June  16,  1916 

52 

Johnson,  Felix  Leslie 

North  Carolina.  . . 

June  6,  1916 

€w485 

j Johnson,  Franklin  Oliver 

Minnesota 

June  27,  1916 

250 

Jones,  Bascom  Sidney 

Georgia 

June  9,  1916 

i414 

Jones,  Richard  Davis 

Pennsylvania 

June  20,  1916 

282 

Jones,  Warner  Edrick 

New  Hampshire.. 

June  24,  1916 

207 

Kauffman,  Frederick  Brown 

' Ohio 

June  9,  1916 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


121 


annual  examination,  June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Age  at  date 
of  admission. 

Sea  service  in 
practice  ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in — 

Number  of  demerits  for 
academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Years. 

Months. 

Months. 

c3 

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Descriptive 
geometry  and 
drawing. 

• 

Geometry  and 
algebra. 

Plane  trigonom- 
etry and  ana- 
lytic geometry. 

English. 

Modern  lan- 
guages. 

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kl267 


Keith,  Russell 

Kelley,  Bernard  Joseph 

Kelley,  George  John 

Kelty,  John  Neil 

Kernodle,  Michael  Holt 

Kerr,  Asel  Bayless 

Ketcham,  Dixwell 

Keyhoe,  Donald  Edward.  . . . 

Kiefer,  Eugene  Willard 

Kiehl,  Elmer 

King,  Stuart  Waller 

Kinney,  Philip  Raymond . . . 

Kirby,  Hugh  Parks 

Knope,  Vilas  Raymond 

Korns,  Virgil  Eben 

Kraker,  George  Patton 

Kranzfelder,  Edgar  Paul 

Krebs,  William  Julian 

Lademan,  Joseph  Uhrig,  jr. . . 

La  Hache,  Sam  Lazarus 

Laird,  Oberlin  Carter 

Lambright,  Paul  Wesley 

Latta,  Harry  Summerfield 

Lawbaugh,  La  Rue  Charles — 

Leahy,  William  Irving 

Lee,  Clarence  Vaille 

Lee,  Walter  Joseph 

Lemler,  Philip 

Lewis,  Ericson 

Lewis,  Trevor 

Litch,  Ernest  Wheeler 

Livingstone,  William  Gaylord. 
Londahl,  Eridthjof  Waldemar. 

Longstaff,  John  Bailey 

Lowes,  Ralph  Clement,  jr 

Lusk,  James  Allan 


State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of  admission. 

Massachusetts 

July 

3,  1916 

Pennsylvania 

Aug. 

22,  1916 

New  York 

June 

17,  1916 

Michigan 

June 

10,  1916 

North  Carolina.  . . 

June 

20,  1916  ! 

Arkansas 

June 

7,  1916  i 

Illinois 

s July 

17,  1916 

Iowa 

July 

11,  1916 

Pennsylvania 

June 

28,  1916  j 

Pennsylvania 

June 

6,  1916 

1 Virginia 

1 Sept. 

26,  1916 

| Minnesota 

June 

8,1916  ! 

1 Alabama 

Aug. 

16,1916 

Wisconsin 

Aug. 

19,  1916  | 

New  York 

June 

17,1916 

New  Mexico 

June 

7,1916 

Wisconsin 

June 

28,1916 

Louisiana 1 

June 

8,1916 

Wisconsin 

June 

22,1916 

Missouri j 

June 

9, 1916 

Georgia 

June 

24, 1916 

Colorado 

Aug. 

17,1916  j 

Indiana 

June 

22,1916 

Illinois 1 

June 

16, 1916  i 

Connecticut 

June 

10,1916 

New  Jersey 

June 

17.1916  | 

New  York 

Aug. 

17,1916  ; 

New  York 

June 

28, 1916  j 

Missouri 

June 

16, 1916 

Illinois 

June 

14,1916 

Massachusetts 

June 

28, 1916  ! 

Minnesota 

May 

29, 1916 

New  York 

June 

17,1916 

Nebraska 

June 

17, 1916 

Illinois 

June 

7,1916 

Mississippi 

June 

23, 1916 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


123 


annual  examination,  June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Age  at  date 
of  admission. 

Sea  service  in 
practice  ships. 

i Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in — 

Number  of  demerits  for 
academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

I 

1 Years. 

Months. 

Months. 

O' 

£ 

ft 

Descriptive 
geometry  and 
drawing. 

Geometry  and 
algebra. 

Plane  trigonom- 
etry and  ana- 
lytic geometry. 

English. 

Modern  lan- 
guages. 

19 

6 

2 

26 

38 

69 

! 

76 

284  ■ 

- 

115 

63 

70 

19 

4 

2 

26 

378 

245 

130 

96 

316 

24 

217 

19 

7 

2 

26 

373 

158 

139 

104 

16 

14 

102 

18 

5 

2 

26 

39 

95 

23 

162 

211 

39  ; 

61 

20 

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11 

519 

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43 

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335 

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8 

2 

26 

464 

341 

303 

83 

399 

70 

338 

19 

1 

2 

26 

417 

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459 

205 

404 

37 

441 

18 

3 

2 

26 

260 

107 

79 

433 

123 

78 

151 

19 

3 

2 

26 

503 

472 

525 

533 

508 

85 

/535 

19 

0 

2 

26 

309 

421 

403 

471 

468 

30 

458 

19 

8 

9 

26 

477 

410 

490 

330 

404 

31 

470 

19 

1 

2 

26 

369 

465 

424 

516 

488 

100 

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19 

1 

2 

26 

250 

109 

116 

169 

388 

56 

190 

17 

0 

2 

26 

86 

53 

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42 

79 

71 

36 

20 

0 

2 

26 

141 

10 

65 

302 

249 

16 

94 

19 

4 

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113 

104  ' 

233 

271 

43 

91 

19 

5 

2 

26 

498 

476 

443 

288 

523 

18 

496 

17 

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376 

538 

265 

336 

252 

77 

397 

19 

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57 

175 

338 

34 

73 

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7 

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169 

27 

16 

96 

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17 

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384 

413 

284 

181 

58 

347 

18 

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2 

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103 

158 

79 

99 

161 

38 

86 

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84 

155 

50 

83 

41 

92 

18 

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17 

11 

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154 

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25 

73 

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482 

533 

269 

214 

20 

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68 

94 

284 

345 

100 

159 

19 

7 

2 

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456 

404 

492 

530 

510 

30 

524 

18 

7 

2 

26 

177 

109 

38 

113 

7 

58 

37 

19 

9 

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26 

162 

260 

476 

497 

362 

63 

393 

18 

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2 

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391 

347 

347 

368 

135 

23 

312 

19 

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323 

143 

240 

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173 

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126 

44 

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19 

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26 

229 

295 

215 

266 

267  | 

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124 


MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  and  relative  standing  at  the 


[ Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

| Date  of  admission. 

Et 

Lyon,  George  Dunham 

Wisconsin 

1 June  22, 1916  : 

474 

Lyon,  John  Ballachev 

Iowa 

June  8, 1916  | 
i May  31. 1916  ! 

100 

Lyttle,  Hugh  Dcak 

Colorado 

£‘523 

McClure,  Robert  Battey 

1 New  York 

| June  20, 1916  j 

328 

McDermott,  John  Thomas 

Delaware 

May  31, 1916 

490 

McDonnell,  John  Arthur 

Michigan 

' June  16, 1916  | 

455 

McElduff,  John  Vincent 

New  York 

, Aug.  17, 1916  J 
; June  12,1916 

454 

McKay,  James  Homer 

Washington 

177 

McMahon,  Frederick  William 

Connecticut 

June  26, 1916 
I June  24, 1916 
, Aug.  17, 1916 

245 

McMenemv,  Edward  Hollister 

Connecticut 

359 

McMillan,  Drayton  Allison 

South  Carolina. . . 

323 

Me Vay , Charles  Butler , 3d 

At  large 

June  6, 1916 

b £528 

McWilliams,  James  Hall 

New  Jersey 

Sept.  11,1916 

82 

MacBride,  Herbert  Leslie 

Missouri 

June  16, 1916 

106 

MacElvain,  Ford  Harsch 

Indiana 

June  14,1916 
June  8, 1916 

/518 

MacLaren,  William  Stevenson,  jr 

New  Jersev 

303 

Maichle  Frank  Martin 

New  York 

May  31,1916 
June  23,1916  1 

46 

Mallard,  John  Boyd 

Georgia 

260 

Mansfield,  Brook  Stockman 

Ohio 

June  6, 1916 
June  12,1916 

/462 

Marie,  Louis  Eugene,  jr 

Pennsylvania 

/525 

Marienhoff,  Harry 

New  York 

June  17, 1916 

178 

Markell,  Harold 

Massachusetts 

July  21,1916 

262 

Martin,  Stanley  Eugene . . 

New  York 

June  20, 1916 

49 

Martin,  William  Alexander  Parsons,  jr.  . 

indiana 

June  14, 1916 

219 

199 

Marts,  John  William,  jr 

New  Jersey 

Aug.  19,1916 
June  6, 1916 

Mason,  Lunsford  Yandell,  jr 

! Tennessee 

*11 

Maxson,  Lisle  Judson 

i Michigan 

Aug.  12, 1916 

317 

180 

Maxwell,  William  Elmore 

Alabama 

July  8,1916 

Mead,  George  Whitefield,  jr 

New  Jersey 

June  16, 1916 

229 

Melling,  Robert  Emmett 

Illinois 

June  16, 1916 

192 

387 

Mermen,  Henry  Nicholas 

Nebraska 

July  12,1916 
June  23, 1916 

Michael,  Stanley  John 

Ohio i 

33 

Miller,  Paul 

Maine I 

June  15, 1916 

/407 

Miller,  Raleigh  Bryan 

Tennessee ' 

June  22,1316 

481 
279  ; 

I Miller,  William  Edward 

Mills  DeLong.  

West  Virginia 

New  York 

June  24,1916 
Sept.  21,1916 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


125 


annual  examination , June , 1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Age  at  date 
of  admission. 

Sea  service  in 
practice  ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in— 

1 CC 

j 

merit 

car. 

Years. 

c/5 

Months. 

cc 

C3 

c3 

T o-S 

o tjovs 

3 

c3 

+2  o 
&,bQ 

o 

<£> 

nano  trigonom- 
etry and  ana- 
lytic geometry. 

English. 

Modern  lan- 
guages. 

Number  of  deme 
academic  yea 

Order  of  general 
for  academic  y 

18 

n 

2 

26 

i 

18 

Et 

17 

8 

2 

26 

359 

....... 

332 

448 

489 

497 

43 

474 

19 

8 j 

8 

14 

16 

79 

163 

312 

163 

31 

100 

19 

9 

0 

00 

529 

506 

528 

402 

439 

13 

gbxr523 

20 

3 

5 

24 

292 

292 

430 

359 

214 

30 

328 

18 

5 

2 

26 

363 

482 

419 

509 

473 

47 

490 

18 

4 

2 

26 

420 

354 

476 

425 

364 

| 83 

455 

18 

11 

2 

26 

376 

428 

393 

437 

457 

11 

454 

18 

4 

2 

26 

157 

173  | 

246 

264 

147 

38 

177 

17 

11 

2 

26 

195 

269 

403 

273 

133 

24 

245 

17 

8 

2 

26 

464 

421 

239 

198 

350 

12 

359 

17 

9 

2 

26 

417 

341 

347 

372 

130 

32 

323 

18 

5 

2 

26 

503 

506 

532 

343 

461 

177 

b z528 

18 

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2 

26 

25 

194 

130  | 

28 

297 

44 

82 

20 

3 

2 

26 

127 

136 

166 

.70 

208 

9 

106 

20 

0 

2 

26 

410 

447 

521 

491 

481  1 

129 

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5 

24 

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341 

454 

381 

259 

11 

303 

17 

0 

2 

26 

10 

. 

89  ! 

25 

124 

173 

97 

46 

18 

1 

2 

26 

267 

217 

272 

145 

377 

20 

260 

19 

3 ; 

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208 

543 

517  | 

437 

364 

20 

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19 

9 

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485 

472 

517 

485 

495 

47 

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17 

9 

2 

26 

332 

109 

154 

330 

126 

37  1 

178 

18 

10  1 

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26 

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, 

260 

332  ! 

284 

313 

25  1 

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18 

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65 

58 

38 

7 

67 

49 

18 

1 

2 

26 

141 

158  i 

155 

319  | 

401 

38 

219 

19 

3 ; 

2 j 

26 

100 

237 

371 

155  i 

176 

70 

199 

19 

10  ; 

2 

26 

132  ; 

30 

2 

10 

89  | 

12 

18 

9 ; 

4 

9 

482  | 

380 

280 

220 

165 

29 

317 

19 

0 

2 

26 

267  | 

207 

141 

58  | 

333 

78 

180 

18 

10 

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26 

46  ; 

312 

303 

124  j 

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30 

229 

19 

9 : 

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26 

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254 

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114  | 

214 

28 

192 

19 

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256  I 

372 

381 

381 

419  j 

45 

387 

18  | 

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197 

50 

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126 


MIDSHIPMEN  OP  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  and  relative  standing  at  the 


Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

i 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

i 

Date  of  admission,  j 

315 

Miner,  Olin  Rice 

! Illinois 

Aug.  17,1916 

48 

Momsen,  Charles  Bowers 

Minnesota 

May  29,1916 

202 

Moncure,  Jewett  Parker 

| California 

June  13, 1916 

408 

Montgomery,  Maurice 

! Kentucky 

June  15, 1916 

374 

Moran,  William  Francis 

i Utah 

Sept.  1,1916 

307 

Morehouse,  Terry  Bryan 

Iowa 

July  5, 1916 

483 

Morrison,  George  Douglas 

Illinois 

June  12,1916 

80 

Morse,  Richard  Swift 

Massachusetts 

June  15, 1916 

no 

Moses,  Moultrie  

Alabama 

June  23,1916 

31 

Moureau.  Reinhard  Clarence 

Illinois 

Aug.  10,1916 

54 

Mullan,  William  Evans  Anthony 

Maryland 

June  29, 1916 

86 

Mullinnix,  Allen  Prather 

Indiana 

July  8,1916 

508 

Murphev,  Charles  Dresser 

Georgia 

June  30, 1916 

169 

Murphv,  Charles  Henrv 

Iowa 

June  7, 1916 

51 

Musser,  Neil  Borgquist 

Utah 

June  21. 1916 

99 

Mvers,  Morris  Budd 

Texas 

July  5. 1916 

162 

Nesbit,  William  Harrison 

Pennsylvania 

June  29. 1916 

42 

Nibecker,  Paul  Braids 

California 

July  3, 1916 

131 

Nicholas.  Henrv  Thomson 

Kentucky 

Aug.  17,1916 

44 

Nielson,  Henry  Sophus 

North  Dakota 

June  17, 1916 

505 

i Nolan,  James  Eugene 

Illinois 

June  14,1916 

482 

O’Donnell,  Charles  Oliver 

Pennsylvania 

June  6, 1916 

ay421 

Old,  Francis  Paxton 

North  Carolina . . . 

June  8, 1916 

391 

O’Learv,  Forrest  Marmaduke 

Pennsylvania 

June  21,1916 

256 

Olson,  John  Lawrence  Burtle 

Michigan 

Aug.  18, 1916 

*9 

Olswang,  Waldemar  Walter 

1 New  York 

July  31,1916 

387 

Onlev,  William  Bavnard 

Delaware 

May  29,1916 

b £424 

Orcasitas,  Pedro,  jr 

Porto  Rico 

June  14,1916 

42 

Osborn,  Donald  Roderick,  jr 

Missouri 

June  17,1916 

59 

Padgett,  Lemuel  Philip,  jr 

Tennessee 

Aug.  15,1916 

239 

Padlev,  Harry  Edward  . . 

Rhode  Island 

Aug.  17,1916 

126 

Page,  Dudley  Merrill 

June  6,1916 

519 

Palmer,  Khem  Wade 

Tenuessee 

July  7, 1916 

84 

Pare,  Edward  Everett 

Massachusetts 

June  17, 1916 

252 

Parker,  Harold  Rivington 

Massachusetts 

June  15, 1916 

221 

Patterson,  Gordon  Alexander 

Ohio 

Aug.  28,1916 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


127 


annual  examination.  June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


; Age  at  date 
of  admission. 

Sea  service  in 
practice  ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in — 

Number  of  demerits  for 
academic  year. 

1 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Years. 

Months. 

S 

. 

| 

Descriptive 
geometry  and 
drawing. 

c3 
+3  o 

STS 

p 

O 

Plane  trigonom- 
etry and  ana- 
lytic geometry. 

1 

| English. 

Modern  1 a n - 
guages. 

18 

5 

2 

26 

152 

372 

253 

| 255 

488 

40 

315 

19 

11 

8 

29 

3 

62 

18 

185 

>73 

64 

48 

17 

1 

2 

8 

309 

158 

141 

215 

196 

83 

202 

18  ; 

8 

2 

26 

503 

410 

347 

216 

307 

52 

408 

39 

3 

2 

26 

354 

428 

332 

406 

128 

206 

374 

18 

3 

2 

26 

45 

312 

371 

392 

419 

80 

307 

18 

11 

2 

26 

369 

312 

390 

518 

531 

13 

483 

19 

4 

2 

26 

208 

102 

105 

142 

60 

7 

80 

16 

7 

2 

26 

31 

16 

63 

9 

40 

36 

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19 

0 

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26 

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15 

29 

79 

289 

41 

31 

18 

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31 

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40 

122 

292 

33 

54 

17 

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110 

126 

47 

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175 

34 

86 

17 

11 

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482 

459 

480 

324 

169 

508 

17 

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58 

361 

464 

43 

169 

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11 

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123 

58 

222 

21 

217 

51 

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236 

68 

69 

137 

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70 

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133 

187 

394 

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MIDSHIPMEN  OP  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  and  relative  standing  at  the 


Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

j Date  of  admission. 

j!05 

Pearsall,  Leon  Moulton 

Georgia 

June  10, 1915 

194 

Pearson,  Mead  Saltonstall  

Massachusetts 

June  16, 1916 

/500 

Peav,  George  TTastinorq  T.pp.  

Arkansas 

June  6, 1916 

334 

Peeples,  Howard  Docker 

Illinois 

June  8, 1916 

89 

Peifer,  Harold  Edgar 

P ennsy  lvania 

June  24, 1916 

471 

Pendleton,  Perley  Earl 

New  Hampshire. . 

June  10,1916 

75 

Perry,  John 

South  Carolina. . . 

June  21,1916 

293 

Perry,  Lyman  Spencer 

Ohio 

June  20, 1916 

207 

Perry,  Robert  Folsom 

New  Hampshire. . 

Aug.  17,1916 

449 

Philbrook,  Ralph  Alger 

Massachusetts 

June  29, 1916 

*26! 

Phillips,  William  Davidson 

Mississippi 

Aug.  16,1916 

227 

Plaskitt,  James  Marshall 

j Maryland 

June  26, 1916  j 

270 

Poehlmann,  Edwin  August  Julius 

P ennsy  lvania 

Aug.  18,1916  j 

351 

Porter,  Charles  Davant 

South  Carolina. . . 

Aug.  17,1916 

436 

Powell,  Raebum  Pettay 

Minnesota 

June  16,1916 

486 

Power,  Harry  Douglas 

Georgia 

Aug.  17,1916 

77 

Prestwich,  George  Fry 

Texas 

June  21,1916  j 

ge537 

Railey,  Bradley 

Kentucky 

Sept.  27,1916  ! 

50 

Rathbun,  Van  Fitch 

Arizona 

June  12,1916 

59 

Redgrave,  De  Witt  Clinton,  jr 

At  large 

June  6, 1916 

41 

Reed,  Kendall  Sturtevant 

Massachusetts 

June  16, 1916 

126 

Rees,  John  Frank 

Kentucky 

June  7, 1916  i 

265 

Repplier,  Frederick  Oakleigh 

New  York 

June  27,1916 

147 

Rice,  William  Anthony 

South  Carolina . . . 

June  10, 1916  : 

/445 

Richards,  Charles  Lewis. 

Connecticut 

May  29,1916  : 

*2 

Robbins,  Thomas  Hinckley,  jr 

California 

June  7, 1916 

397 

Roberts,  Frederick  William 

Michigan 

June  16, 1916  , 

i^331 

Roberts  Henry  Cheney 

i Vermont 

May  29,1916  : 

101 

Roberts  Walter  Heard 

Georgia 

June  24, 1916 

62 

Roberts  Wolcott  

Illinois 

Aug.  17,1916  j 

349 

Robinson  Robert  Edmund,  jr 

Texas 

June  5, 1916  J 

*21 

Rorschach,  Frank,  jr 

At  large 

June  6, 1916  1 

/531 

Rosenbaum,  Frederick  Buchanan 

Virginia | 

July  1,1916  ! 

268 

Rosenberry,  George  Edward 

South  Dakota. . . . 

Aug.  23,1916 

e529 

Royal,  Peyton  Key 

Tennessee 

July  12,1916 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


129 


annual  examination , June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Age  at  date 
of  admission. 

Sea  service  in 
practice  ships. 

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Midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  and  relative  standing  at  the 


State  from  which 

appointed.  Date  of  admission. 


Rule,  Howard  Clark,  jr 

Rusli,  Alan  Sydney 

Rust,  Herbert  Carl 

Sabalot,  Abel  Charles  Jules 

Sachse,  Frederick  Charles 

Sackett,  Earl  Le  Roy 

Sanderson,  Gustav  Frederick. . . 

Sanner,  George  Rush 

Scaffe,  Thomas  Clarkson 

Schmidt,  Frank  Wahlen 

Schubert,  Herbert  Paul 

Schulten,  Leo  Byron 

Scott,  Sampson 

Scott,  Sumner  Thomas 

Seitz,  George  Albert 

Severyns,  Joseph  Hubert 

Sexton,  Horatio  Clay,  jr 

Shaw,  Hiram  Paul 

Shoemaker,  John  Evans 

Shope,  William  Krebs  Beresford 

Sickel,  Horatio  Gates,  4th 

Sinton,  William 

Skinner,  Charles  Robert 

Skinner,  George  Coleman,  jr 

Slater,  Robert  Irving. 

Slawson,  Paul  Sidney 

Smith,  Alexander  Forbes,  jr. . . 

Smith,  Clarence  Gifford 

Smith,  Clyde  Wendell 

Smith,  Philip  Aloysius 

Smith,  Robert  Holmes 

Smith,  Walton  Wiley 

Smith,  William  Murray 

Smyser,  Harold  Edward 

Sollars,  Raymond  Dudley 

Speight,  Edmond  Pryor 


New  Jersey 

Aug. 

23, 1916 

Connecticut 

Sept. 

6,1916 

Indiana 

| Aug. 

18,1916  1 

California 

June 

6,1916  , 

Minnesota 

June 

10,1916 

Idaho 

Aug. 

11, 1916 

Maryland 

June 

14, 1916 

Pennsylvania 

June 

29, 1916 

South  Carolina. . . 

June 

12, 1916 

New  York 

June 

17,1916 

Connecticut 

June 

28,1916 

Montana 

June 

10,1916 

New  York 

Aug. 

28,1916 

Minnesota 

June 

7, 1916 

New  York 

June 

20,1916 

Washington 

June 

9, 1916 

Indiana 

June 

7,1916 

Ohio 

June 

23, 1916 

Montana 

July 

8,1916 

New  York 

July 

14,1916  | 

Pennsylvania 

Aug. 

15, 1916 

Virginia 

Aug. 

15,1916 

Wisconsin 

June 

12,1916 

Iowa 

June 

8,1916 

New  York 

June 

26, 1916 

Michigan 

June 

16,1916 

Pennsylvania 

June 

22, 1916 

New  York 

June 

17, 1916 

Oklahoma 

June 

23, 1916 

New  York 

Aug. 

21,1916 

North  Carolina. . . 

June 

17, 1916 

Georgia 

June 

13,1916 

South  Carolina. . . 

June 

21,1916  | 

Illinois 

June 

17,1916 

Missouri 

June 

8, 1916 

Kentucky 

June 

15,1916  j 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PEESENT  THIED  CLASS. 


131 


annual  examination , June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Age  at  date  of 
admission. 

Sea  service  in 
practice  ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in— 

Number  of  demerits  for 
academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Years. 



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Midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  and  relative  standing  at  the 


j Order  of  general  tnerlt 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

1 

; Date  of  admission. 

125 

Spriggs,  Alva  Joseph 

North  Dakota. . . . 

1 Aug.  21, 1916 

266 

Sproul,  Merrill  Frederick 

Maine 

June  15, 1916 
July  3, 1916 

F530 

Spykstra,  Joseph,  jr 

Colorado 

250 

Steinhagen,  Paul  William 

Wisconsin j 

June  12, 1916 
June  16, 1916 
June  7, 1916 

224 

Sterling,  Morton  Brewer.  _ . _ 

Utah 

425. 

Sterling,  Paul  Raymond 

Maine 

104 

Stevens,  Ernest  Evans 

Texas 

June  21,1916 

319 

Stoddert,  Francis  Bowie 

Alaska ! 

June  29,1916 

249 

Stoker,  Elmer  Sydney 

Illinois 1 

June  24,1916 

CO 

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Strother,  James  Herschel 

Alabama 

Aug.  17,1916 

259 

Strother,  William  Johnston,  jr 

Virginia 

June  22, 1916 

142 

Sullivan,  Joseph  Bolton 

Illinois 

Aug.  17,1916 

356 

Surran,  Charles  LaFayette 

Kentucky 

May  29,1916 

JA  88 

Swafford,  Chester  Arthur : 

Texas ! 

Oct.  4, 1916 

168 

Swanson,  Clarence  Floyd ' 

Colorado 

July  7, 1916 

324 

Swanston,  William  Alexander 

New  York 

June  20.1916 

*7 

Sylvester,  Evander  Wallace 

Louisiana 

June  15, 1916 

410 

Tague,  James  Robert 

Kentucky. . .*. 

June  27, 1916 

305 

Talbert,  Joseph  Truitt,  2d 

Mississippi 

June  6, 1916  j 

243  ! 

Talbott,  Barnett  Thomas i 

Pennsylvania 

July  14,1916  | 

123 

Taylor,  Francis 

New  York 

June  17, 1916  ! 

494 

Taylor,  Hugh  McGuire 

Virginia 

Aug.  15, 1916 

240 

Ten  Eyck,  John  Conover,  jr 

New  York 

June  16, 1916 

116 

Thomas,  Francis  Joseph.  . ' 

Massachusetts 

June  15, 1916 

6534 

Thomas,  Fred  Charles 

Ohio 

May  29,1916 

353 

Thompson,  William  Arthur  Philip 

Texas 

June  23, 1916 

277 

336 

Thnmp  Thomas  Smith  

Vermont 

May  29,1916  | 
Aug.  15, 1916 

Thornton,  John  Murray 

North  Carolina. . . 

108 

360 

Thresliie  Robert  David  

Illinois 

June  7,1916 
June  16, 1916  1 

. Tillman,  Edwin  Hord,  jr 

At  large 

*26 

431 

Tillson,  Elwood  Morse 

Massachusetts 

June  16, 1916 
June  8, 1916  ; 

Tobey,  Nelson  Shaw 

Maine 

486 

Tomlinson,  William  Gosnell 

Missouri 

Aug.  30,1916 

179 

| Townsend,  Rockwell  Justus 

New  York 

June  5, 1916 

370 

: Turney,  Hugh  Weber 

Ohio 

June  12,1916 

35 

Tusler,  Floyd  Albert 

Wisconsin 

June  21,1916 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS, 


133 


annual  examination , June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Age  at  date  of 
admission. 

Sea  service  in 
practice  ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in— 

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Midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  and  relative  standing  at  the 


Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of  admission. 

108 

Tyler,  Carroll  Leslie 

Massachusetts 

Aug.  16,1916 

*22 

van  Buren,  Harold  Sheffield 

Massachusetts 

June  8, 1916 

439 

Van  Cleave,  Maurice 

Texas 

Aug.  22,1916 

Et 

Van  de  Water,  Donald  Gifford 

New  Jersey 

June  28, 1916 

220 

Vetter,  John  Peter j 

Michigan ! 

June  16,1916 

&Z128 

Voinot,  Paul  Edward 

At  large 

July  14,1916 
July  7, 1916 

130 

Wachtler,  Walter  Aloysius 

Iowa 

183 

Walker,  Harold  Elsworth 

Iowa 

May  29,1916 
June  22,1916 
June  12,1916 
June  17. 1916 

498 

Wallace,  Clarence  Rodney 

Colorado 

298 

Wallace,  William  Hartwell 

California 

181 

Walsh,  Edward  Joseph 

New  York 

188 

Walton,  Chester  Lee 

Texas 

June  10, 1916 
June  16,1916 

488 

Ward,  Benjamin  Needham 

Mississippi 

270 

Ward,  Benjamin  Porter 

Mississippi 

June  16,1916 

185 

Warrack,  Robert  Crawford 

Oregon 

Aug.  8, 1916 

410 

Watson,  Paul  Belyea 

Ohio 

June  8, 1916 

118 

Webb,  John  Crawford 

Indiana 

June  27, 1916 
July  28, 1916 

120 

Weed,  Walter  Harvey,  jr 

Connecticut 

hx  536 

Weidner,  Walter  Frederick 

New  Jersey 

Aug.  15,1916 
June  17,1916 
Aug.  15, 1916 

E t 

Weiss,  Oscar  Carl  John 

Nebraska 

187 

i Weller,  Oscar  Arthur 

Texas 

149 

Wellings,  Augustus  Joseph 

Massachusetts 

June  9, 1916 

77 

Whelchel,  John  Esten 

Georgia 

Aug.  18,1916 

273 

Wheyland,  Morgan  Chisholm 

Florida 

June  1, 1916 

164 

Whitmer,  Donald  Taylor 

Iowa 

June  9, 1916 

263 

Whitmire,  James  Edmund 

Iowa 

J une  15, 191 6 

138 

Wiens,  Roland  Erwin 

Wisconsin 

June  21,1916 

377 

Wiestling,  Richard  Collum 

West  Virginia 

June  7, 1916 

134 

Wilkerson,  Daniel  Coyle 

Kansas 

June  27, 1916 

163 

Wilkes,  Charles 

At  large 

Sept.  8,1916 

502 

Williams,  Darrell  Coulter. 

Iowa 

June  14, 1916 

113 

i Wilmot,  Francis  Eugene 

Illinois 

June  14,1916 

136 

Wilson,  Edward  Pierce 

Wisconsin 

June  9, 1916 

381 

Wilson,  Harvey - 

Pennsylvania 

June  20, 1916 

463 

Wilson,  James  Dudley - - 

Mississippi 

June  9, 1916 

360 

i Winter,  Frank  Cedric 

Hawaii 

June  12, 1916 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS, 


135 


annual  examination,  June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Age  at  date  of 
admission. 

Sea  service  in 
practice  ships. 

Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in— 

Number  of  demerits  for 
academic  year. 

Order  of  general  merit 
for  academic  year. 

g 

1 ** 

Months. 

Months. 

& 

c3 

ft 

Descriptive  ge- 
ometry and 
drawing. 

Geometry  and 
algebra. 

Plane  trigo- 
nometry and 
analytic  ge- 
ometry. 

English. 

Modern  lan- 
guages. 

18 

6 

2 

26 

125 

143 

303 

57 

94 

72 

108 

18 

10 

2 

3 

59 

8 

36 

59 

59 

14 

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19 

1 

2 

26 

530 

465 

293 

339 

170 

66 

439 

19 

1 

2 

26 

42 

Et 

19 

10 

2 

26 

79 

228 

193 

257 

384 

72 

220 

17 

0 

2 

26 

242 

136 

100 

269 

90 

86 

Jc  Z128 

19 

7 

2 

26 

127 

178 

147 

92 

277 

42 

130 

19 

2 

5 

26 

108 

102 

231 

342 

273 

31 

183 

19 

6 

2 

26 

430 

509 

393 

371 

529 

88 

498 

16 

8 

2 

26 

298 

116 

197 

443 

391 

56 

298 

18 

10 

2 

26 

387 

302 

215 

85 

99 

31 

181 

20 

3 

2 

26 

344 

285 

181 

200 

84 

41 

188 

18 

3 

2 

26 

523 

524 

381 

430 

388 

37 

488 

18 

n 

2 

26 

403 

254 

253 

288 

138 

54 

270 

17 

0 

2 

26 

14 

260 

295 

454 

161 

25 

185 

18 

n 

2 

26 

399 

207 

469 

344 

373 

80 

410 

1 17 

11 

2 

26 

59 

312 

272 

74 

112 

36 

118 

16 

0 

2 

26 

283 

137 

174 

26 

110 

40 

120 

18 

0 

2 

26 

520 

465 

534 

508 

530 

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19 

4 

2 

26 

550 

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19 

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2 

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342 

365 

295 

101 

53 

41 

187 

19 

4 

2 

26 

363 

95 

123 

352 

64 

36 

149 

1 18  1 

5 

2 

26 

184 

212 

113 

118 

20 

23 

77 

19 

6 

5 

23 

322 

277 

371 

323 

80 

100 

273 

18 

8 ; 

2 

26 

96 

187 

253 

243 

170 

53 

164 

17 

8 

2 

26 

350 

302 

347 

36 

259 

100 

263 

19 

2 

2 

26 

63 

167 

171 

139 

277 

62 

138 

17  ! 

4 

2 

26 

276 

260 

347 

319 

451 

85 

377 

20  ! 

3 

2 

26 

160 

260 

358 

41 

99  [ 

35 

134 

19  | 

0 

2 

26 

256 

50 

109 

390 

196 

79 

163 

19 

5 

2 

26 

475 

404 

430 

425 

481 

230 

502 

18 

7 

2 

26 

477 

158 

108 

12 

111 

42 

113 

19 

7 

2 

26 

192 

167 

171 

40 

277 

62 

136 

19  I 

4 

2 

26 

292 

365 

317 

475 

322 

59 

381 

18 

7 

2 

26 

335 

428 

393 

433 

512 

11 

463 

18 

ii  : 

2 

26 

302 

398 

202 

471 

252 

111 

360 

136 


MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PEESENT  THIED  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  and  relative  standing  of  the 


Order  of  general  merit 
1 for  academic  year. 

Name. 

State  from  which 
appointed. 

Date  of  admission. 

90 

i Wintermantel,  Eugene 

Rhode  Island .... 

June  7, 1916 

435 

j Woodson,  Charles  Russell 

Virginia 

June  8, 1916 

112 

Wooldridge,  Edmond  Tyler 

Kentucky . . 

June  15, 1916 

225 

Wootten,  Charles  Thomas 

North  Carolina  . 

June  10, 1 916 

~ 399 

Worsham,  Raymond 

Indiana 

June  14,1916 

83 

Worth,  Daniel  Fisher,  jr 

Massachusetts 

June  8, 1916 

e533 

Wright,  John  Elmer 

Pennsylvania 

July  19,1916 

368 

Wyatt,  James  Louis 

South  Carolina. . . 

June  10, 1916 

172 

York,  Levi  Dee 

Ohio 

June  10, 1916 
June  28,1916 

197 

Zimmerli,  Rupert  Meyrick 

New  York 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


137 


annual  examination , June , 1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Age  at  date  of 
admission. 


Sea  service  in 
practice  ships. 


Order  of  merit  for  the  academic  year  in — 


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26 

244 

116 

141 

147 

25 

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26 

501 

388 

466 

365 

187 

2 

26 

363 

41 

76 

229 

107 

2 

26 

432 

119 

239 

175 

120 

2 

26 

298 

302 

443 

88 

516 

2 

26 

206 

74 

147 

205 

27 

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513 

476 

528 

524 

518 

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26 

332 

223 

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480 

413 

2 

26 

359 

194 

102 

112 

214 

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309 

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163 

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107 

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49 

435 

68 

112 

133 

225 

159 

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28 

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43 

368 

70 

172 

34 

197 

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138 


MIDSHIPMEN  OF  THE  FOURTH  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members. 

'[Letters  in  italics  used  opposite  names  in  the  following  list  refer  to  footnotes  at  bottom  of  this  list  only,] 


Name. 

Appointed  from— 

Date  of  admission. 

Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

Years. 

Months. 

Abernethy,  Elmer  Paul.  

Oklahoma 

July  24,1917 

18 

1 

Acuff,  Jasper  Terry 

Alabama 

July  20,1917 

19 

4 

Adcock,  Joseph  William 

Illinois 

June  7,1917 

17  ! 

11 

Aken,  Harold  Egbert 

New  York 

July  27,1917 

16  1 

11 

Alcorn,  William  Lyndon 

Wyoming 

June  20, 1917 

19 

6 

Aldrich,  Clarence  Edward 

Vermont 

July  19,1917 

17 

11 

Alexander,  Charles  Smith 

Pennsylvania 

June  16,1917 

18 

2 

Alexander,  William  Valentine,  jr. . . 

Pennsylvania 

June  9, 1917 

17 

8 

Allen,  Littleberry  Calhoun 

Louisiana 

June  14,1917 

19 

7 

Allison,  William  Carpenter 

New  York 

June  7, 1917 

18 

11 

Ames,  John  Griffith,  3d 

Illinois 

July  21,1917 

18 

0 

Anderson,  Bern 

Missouri 

June  16, 1917 

17 

0 

Anderson,  James  Oscar 

Utah 

July  25,1917 

18 

4 

Arkush,  Albert  Samuel 

California 

June  13,1917 

16 

5 

Arrington,  William  Fulbright 

Missouri 

Aug.  1, 1917 

17 

9 

Ashworth,  Lawrence  Edward 

Rhode  Island 

July  19,1917 

19 

0 

Averitt,  Foster 

Texas 

June  19,1917 

18 

8 

Avey,  Syril  Elton. 

Illinois 

June  6, 1917 

18 

4 

Ayrault,  Arthur  DeLancey,  jr 

New  York 

Aug.  16,1917 

16 

0 

Bagnall,  Roger  Shaler 

Ohio 

July  26,1917 

18 

6 

Bahm,  George  Henry 

Pennsylvania 

June  16,1917 

16 

11 

Baker,  Charles  Butler  r 

Delaware 

July  17,1917 
Aug.  7, 1917 
July  28,1917 

19 

7 

Baker,  James  Ellis 

Texas 

18 

5 

Ball,  Fletcher  Biddle 

Iowa 

19 

9 

Baltazzi,  Harry  Warner 

New  York 

June  15,1917 
Sept.  22, 1917 

18 

5 

Banks,  Hampdfen  Osborne 

Alabama. 

20 

4 

Barbaro,  Joseph  Raphael 

Massachusetts 

Aug.  11,1917 

17 

2 

Barnett,  Ed  Willis 

Alabama 

July  20,1917 
July  31,1917 

18 

2 

Barrett,  Morgan  Coit 

Pennsylvania 

16 

11 

Barter,  Herman 

Kentucky 

June  14,1917 
June  22, 1917 
July  24,1917 

17 

5 

Bartlett,  Frederic  Smith 

Maine 

17 

11 

Bates,  Gordon  Raymond 

Minnesota 

19 

2 

Baume,  Clement  Rudolph 

Ohio 

July  5, 1917 

18 

7 

Bayless,  Virgil  Knepper 

Ohio 

June  8, 1917 

18 

3 

Bayley,  Alfred  Hunter 

Oregon 

June  20,1917 

19 

9 

Beach,  Edward  Parvin 

Pennsylvania 

June  12, 1917 

20 

1 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  THE  FOURTH  CLASS. 


139 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


Name. 

Appointed  from — 

Date  of  admission. 

Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

S 

a 

£ 

I * 

5 

a 

0 

| * 

Beard,  Jefferson  Davis 

Florida 

July  2, 1917 

19 

5 

Beat,  Donald  Edwin 

Missouri 

July  24,1917 

16 

7 

Began,  Joseph  Michael 

Illinois 

July  23, 1917 

19 

6 

Belch,  Keith  Rogers 

Washington 

Aug.  1, 1917 

19 

9 

Belcher,  Charles  Herbert 

Ohio 

July  31,1917 

19 

9 

Bell,  Charles . . 

Tennessee 

July  20,1917 

18  j 

4 

Bell,  John  William 

New  York 

July  19,1917 

17  ! 

5 

Benoist,  Louis  Auguste 

Louisiana 

July  24, 1917 

17 

10 

Benoist,  Wilson  Anthony 

Missouri 

June  9, 1917 

18 

8 

Berrum,  Clarence  Walter 

Minnesota 

June  19,1917 

20 

3 

Berry,  Robert  Wallace 

New  York 

June  20, 1917 
July  18,1917 
July  19,1917 

18 

6 

Bickle,  Samuel  Ewart 

Maine 

18 

6 

Biehl,  Frederick  Wagner 

Ohio 

17 

6 

Biggs,  Burton  Beecher 

West  Virginia 

July  23,1917 

19 

1 

Billingsley,  Oliver  Leon 

Texas 

June  9, 1917 

20 

2 

Bixby,  Harry  Llewellvn 

California 

July  24,1917 
Sept.  12, 1917 
June  9, 1917 

16 

11 

Black,  Max  Irvin 

i South  Dakota 

18 

5 

Bobbitt,  Wesley  Compton 

North  Carolina 

19 

1 

Bobbitt,  William  Gilmore 

Kentucky 

June  14,1917 

17 

11 

Bolger,  Joseph  Francis 

Massachusetts 

Aug.  11,1917 

19 

3 

Boone,  Walter  Fredrick 

California 

July  26,1917 
Aug.  21,1917 
June  7, 1917 
June  12,1917 

19 

5 

Booth,  Charles  Edward,  jr 

1 Ohio 

j 17 

8 

Bowman,  Roscoe  Leroy 

Iowa 

17 

3 

Boyd,  Thomas  Hutcheson 

New  York 

18 

0 

Brandenburger,  Harry  Alfred 

Illinois 

June  14,1917 

19 

1 

Brandt,  Buell  Fromer 

New  York .......... 

June  7, 1917 

18 

10 

Braun,  Boynton  Lewis 

Ohio 

July  19,1917 

i9 

7 

Brennan,  Joseph  Francis 

Indiana 

Aug.  13,1917 
Sept.  15, 1917 

19 

10 

Bridget,  Francis  Joseph 

California 

20 

1 

Brooke,  George  Magruder 

Washington 

June  5, 1917 

19 

3 

Broun,  Wilbur  Fiske 

New  York 

June  5, 1917 

18 

3 

Brown,  Charles  Randall 

Alabama 

June  21,1917 

17 

6 

Brown,  Luther  Adolphus 

Pennsylvania 

July  23,1917 

17 

8 

Brown,  Robert  Copeland 

Georgia 

June  14,1917 

18 

11 

Brownell,  Thomas  Church  b 

Rhode  Island 

May  25,1917 
July  26,1917 

18 

7 

Brumbaugh,  Heber  Byron 

Missouri 

18 

5 

Buch,  William  Graham,  tb 

Wyoming 

Aug.  18,1916 

18 

9 

140 


MIDSHIPMEN  OE  THE  FOURTH  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


Name. 

Appointed  from — 

. 

Date  of  admission. 

1 Age  at  date 
j of  admis- 
sion. 

| 

i ra  | 
! S 
1 ® 

! ^ 

ro 

C 

! S 

Buchanan,  O’Reilly  Allison  b 

Missouri 

May  26,1917 
July  26,1917 

| 18 

10 

Bueche,  Harry  Stephen 

Ohio ! 

19 

1 8 

Bunting,  Sydney  Serrill 

Pennsylvania 

June  19, 1917 

17 

2 

Burke,  Cyril  Edmund 

Virginia 

June  19, 1917 

18 

11 

Burkholder,  Kenneth  Stafford 

Colorado 

July  30, 1917 

18 

8 

Burrow,  John  Giles 

Florida 

July  20,1917 
June  13,1917 

17 

3 

Busbey,  Horace  Carleton 

Illinois 

17 

5 

Bushnell,  Carl  Hilton 

Ohio 

June  20, 1917 
June  13,1917  ' 

17 

5 

Butterfield,  Ralph  Elmer 

Massachusetts 

18 

3 

Buttles,  William  Stevens 

Illinois 

July  28,1917 
June  11, 1917 

18 

5 

Byerly,  David  Harvey 

Pennsylvania 

17 

0 

Caldwell,  Kenneth  Carlton 

Colorado 

June  12,1917 
July  28,1917 
June  16, 1917 

19 

3 

Callahan,  Fort  Hammond 

Georgia 

17 

8 

Campbell,  John  Marshall,  jr 

North  Carolina 

19 

2 

Campbell,  William  Stryker. 

New  York 

July  21,1917 

16 

8 

Canty,  Robert  Eugene 

Illinois 

June  19, 1917 

20 

0 

Carey,  Robert  Harry 

New  York 

July  19, 1917 

19 

8 

Carlisle,  Harold  Avery 

Michigan 

July  27, 1917 

18 

11 

Carlson,  David  Edward 

Iowa 

June  14, 1917 

19 

1 

Carney,  Joseph  Paul 

Rhode  Island 

June  11,1917 

19 

0 

Carney,  James  Valentine 

Nebraska 

June  12,1917 

19 

4 

Carroll,  Hezekiah  Wyndol,  jr 

South  Carolina 

June  20,1917 

18 

5 

Carter,  Jesse  Hicks 

Arkansas 

June  6,1917 

17 

1 

Celi,  James  Richard,  jr 

i Washington 

June  8, 1917 

18 

1 

Chadwick,  Guy 

Connecticut 

June  6, 1917 

17 

2 

Chapin,  Nealy  Adolphus 

California 

June  6, 1917 

17 

9 

Chase,  Samuel  Fry 

Louisiana 

June  12,1917 

18 

6 

Cherbonnier,  Andre  Victor,  jr.  b 

At  Large 

June  5, 1917 

17 

5 

Choate,  George  Francis  r 

Colorado 

June  13,1917 
June  14, 1917 
June  7, 1917 

19 

7 

Clark,  David  Harris 

California 

19 

2 

Clark,  Howard 

New  York 

18 

4 

Clark,  Sheldon  Adelbert 

Illinois 

June  13, 1917 
June  7, 1917 
June  8, 1917 

19 

2 

Clay,  Frederick  Guion 

New  Jersev 

17 

10 

Cloughley,  Sterling  Thomas 

California 

19 

3 

Cohan,  Angus  Meade 

Georgia 

Aug.  2,1917 

17 

5 

Colclough,  Oswald  Symister 

New  York 

July  19,1917  , 

18 

8 

Cole,  Sam  Goldsmith 

Georgia 

July  20,1917 

18 

4 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  THE  FOURTH  CLASS. 


141 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


| 


Name. 


_ Colon ey,  Paul  Rowe 

Colvin,  Oliver  Dyer,  jr 

Condon,  Arthur  David 

Cone,  William  Wheatley 

Conger,  Oliver  Carrington 

Conlan,  Clarence  Vincent 

Connolly,  Joseph  Anthony . . . 
Connolly,  Lawrence  Francis. . 
Considine,  John  Aloysius 

Cook,  Albert  Berry  ib 

Cook,  Albert  George,  jr 

Cook,  Allen  Blow 

Cook,  James  Milton 

Cooke,  Stephen  Bland 

Cooke,  William  Robert,  jr 

Corrigan,  John  Davitt 

Costello,  James  Patrick 

Cotton,  Clement  Foster 

Coulter,  Howard  Nixon 

Courts,  Jennings 

Craig,  Wyatt 

Cranston,  William  Bradford  b 

Crawford,  George  Clifford 

Crenshaw,  John  Stewardson  . . 

Cronin,  Joseph  Campbell 

Cross,  Richard  Francis,  jr 

Cross,  William  Cyprian 

Crouch,  Edwin  Mason . 

Crum,  Earle  Marvin 

Cull  ins,  Thomas  Oliver,  jr 

Culver,  Burtnett  Kent ...... 

Cureton,  Nathaniel  Clay,  jr  . . 

Curley,  John  Joseph,  jr 

Curry,  Duncan,  jr 

Curtiss,  Alan  Caldwell 

Cyr,  Emil 

Dalkowitz,  Sampson  Godfrey. 


Appointed  from — 

! Date  of  admission. 

[ 

Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

in 

i </}  5 

■ o3  i Q 

i © o 

s 

Florida 

Aug. 

27,  1917 

17 

! 11 

Washington i 

June 

8, 1917 

18 

3 

New  York 

Aug. 

21, 1917 

17 

6 

Illinois 

Aug. 

7, 1917 

j 18 

8 

Tennessee 

Sept. 

10, 1917 

16 

6 

California 

July 

26,- 1917 

! 19 

5 

New  York 

Aug. 

30, 1917 

19 

3 

Massachusetts 

July 

20, 1917 

18 

1 10 

Pennsylvania 

June 

' 19, 1917 

19 

8 

Kentuckv 

June 

15, 1916 

19 

11 

Louisiana 

June 

19  1917 

19 

8 

At  large 

June 

9, 1917 

17 

6 

Tennessee 

July 

30, 1917 

18 

3 

Arkansas 

June 

7, 1917 

18 

10 

Pennsylvania 

June 

18, 1917 

18 

3 

Pennsvlvania 

June 

16, 1917 

17 

0 

Missouri 

Sept. 

21, 1917 

19 

6 

California 

June 

6, 1917 

18 

11 

Nevada 

June 

19, 1917 

16 

7 

Tennessee 

July 

20, 1917 

16 

10 

Alabama 

July 

20, 1917 

17 

5 

Oklahoma 

Aug. 

6, 1917 

20 

0 

North  Carolina 

June 

16, 1917 

19 

11 

Pennsvlvania 

June 

26, 1917 

18  : 

4 

Alabama 

July 

23, 1917  i 

17  i 

8 

Delaware 

Sept. 

6,1917 

18  | 

6 

Alabama 

June 

9, 1917 

is ; 

4 

South  Dakota 

Aug. 

13,1917  | 

17 

6 

Florida 

July 

20, 1917 

16 

9 

Oklahoma 

June 

16,1917 

17 

10 

Iowa 

June 

12,1917  | 

19 

5 

Kentucky 

June 

14,1917  | 

18 

11 

Pennsylvania 

July 

18,1917 

19 

6 

New  York 

July 

2,1917 

16 

4 

New  York 

Aug. 

3,1917 

18 

9 

Minnesota 

June 

15, 1917 

17 

0 

Texas 

July 

28, 1917  | 

17 

9 

142 


MIDSHIPMEN  OF  THE  FOURTH  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


Name. 

Appointed  from— 

Date  of  admission. 

Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

<72 

J-t 

c3 

& 

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.g 

fl 

o 

a 

Damrow,  George 

Wisconsin 

: July  26, 1917 

18 

9 

Darby,  Walton  Carpenter 

New  York 

June  16, 1917 

19 

5 

Darden,  Thomas  Francis,  jr 

North  Carolina 

June  16, 1917 

16 

9 

David,  Walter  Dewey 

Ohio 

June  16, 1917 

18 

8 

Davis,  Alan  Porter 

New  York 

July  19, 1917 

18 

0 

Davis,  Ransom  Kirby 

Florida 

June  14, 1917 
July  19,1917 

19 

10 

Davis,  William  Sewall  Gardner .... 

Massachusetts 

16 

9 

Dell,  Thomas  Medairy,  jr 

Ohio 

Aug.  1, 1917 

17 

8 

Dennett,  Richard  Rodney 

North  Dakota 

June  5, 1917 

16 

10 

Dennig,  Louis  Schaefer 

Missouri 

July  24,1917 

17 

10 

de  Rivera,  Horace  Leland 

New  Jersey 

June  14,1917 
June  14, 1917 
June  13, 191 7 
June  9, 1917 

19 

1 

Detzer,  August  J.,  jr 

Indiana 

19 

3 

Dibrell,  Sterling  Tucker 

Arkansas 

17 

1 

Dickins,  Justin  Hanscom 

At  large 

17 

8 

Digges,  James  Iglehart  b 

Maryland 

May  25,  ,1917 

17  i 

4 

Dillon,  Willard  Eeslev 

Michigan 

July  21,1917 

19 

8 

Divoll,  Lawrence  Elliott 

Massachusetts 

July  19,1917 

19 

9 

Dodds,  Sydney  Baltzer 

Kentucky 

July  20,1917 

19 

7 

Dorlon,  John  Harford 

New  York 

July  27,1917 
Sept.  7, 1917 
Aug.  30,1917 

19  1 

0 

Drexler,  Louis  Ashton,  jr 

Delaware 

17 

11 

Drischler,  Carl  Stier 

Missouri 

20  ; 

1 

Drybread,  William  Lockridge 

Iowa 

June  21, 1917 

18  1 

0 

DuBois,  Samuel  Walter 

New  Jersey 

July  17,1917 

17  ! 

6 

Dudley,  James  Rogers 

Missouri | 

July  24,1917 

18 

7 

Dufton,  Walter  Scott  tb 7. . . 

California i 

July  3, 1916 

19 

3 

Dugan,  Cumberland  Francis 

At  large 

June  20,1917 

18 : 

7 

Duncan,  Charles  William 

Pennsylvania 

July  18,1917 

19 

8 

Dunnack,  Llewellyn  Smith 

Maine 

Aug.  8, 1917 

19 

9 

Duvall,  Henry  Hammond 

Pennsylvania 

June  13,1917 

19  I 

1 

Dwyer,  John  William  tb 

Connecticut 

June  13,1916 
June  13,1917 
Sept.  20,1917 

19  1 

2 

Earle,  Percy 

Illinois 

17 

3 

Eaton,  Harold  Willis 

Michigan 

20  j 

2 

Eaton,  Melville  Edwin 

Illinois 

June  13,1917 
Aug.  4, 1917 

19  ! 

9 

Eaton,  William  Guy 

Minnesota 

17 

4 

Eberle,  Dew  Wisdom 

Oklahoma 

July  5, 1917 
July  26,1917 
June  25, 1917 

17 

8 

Edward,  Alexander  Smith 

Rhode  Island 

19 

6 

Edwards,  John  Leon 

Ohio i 

17  1 

5 

MIDSHIPMEN"  OP  THE  FOURTH  CLASS. 


143 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


Name. 

Appointed  from— 

Date  of  admission. 

Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

03 

£ 

CO 

g 

a 

o 

S 

Edwards,  Raymond  Dorsey  b 

Missouri 

May  26,1917 

19 

1 

Eggers,  Frank  Russell 

Wisconsin 

July  26,1917 
July  28,1917 

18 

3 

Eggleston,  John  Marshall 

Virginia 

17 

2 

Eicks,  Caspar  Henry 

New  York 

Aug.  20,1917 

18 

4 

Eimers,  Homer  Otto 

Idaho 1 

June  6, 1917 

19 

6 

Eisenhardt,  Carl  Francis  McNally. . 

Illinois 

June  13,1917 

19 

T 

Emerson,  Lawrence  William 

Vermont 

June  19,1917 

18 

10 

Emory,  Campbell  Dallas 

Washington 

July  25,1917 

18 

1 

Enright,  Edward  Hickey 

Illinois 

June  6, 1917 

18 

8 

Entwistle,  Frederick  Irving 

Rhode  Island 

July  19,1917 
June  8, 1917 
June  15,1917 
June  15, 1917 

18 

2: 

Erck,  Charles  Frederick 

Maryland 

20 

2. 

Erwin,  Donald  Loring 

Kansas 

18 

6 

Esling,  Thomas  Archer,  jr 

Michigan 

17 

5' 

Ewen,  Edward  Coyle  tb 

New  Hampshire 

' June  24, 1916 

19 

1 

Faine,  Cecil  b 

Ohio 

May  26, 1917 

19 

11. 

Faires,  Virgil  Moring 

Georgia 

Aug.  1, 1917 

18 

8 

Fairman,  Francis  Evarts,  jr 

Pennsylvania 

July  31,1917 

17 

10 

Farrell,  Leo  Bernard 

New  York 

June  16,1917 

18 

11. 

Fauth,  Gerald  William 

Michigan 

June  7, 1917 
Aug.  18,1917 
June  19,1917 

18 

5 

Ferris,  Floyd  Franklin 

New  York 

19 

2: 

Few  el,  William  Galusha 

Texas 

17 

10 

Firth,  Francis  Joseph 

Massachusetts 

June  26,1917 

17 

3 

Fisher,  John  Thomas 

Tennessee 

July  31,1917 
Sept.  5, 1917 

17 

3 

Fitzgerald,  William  Francis,  jr 

Ohio 

16 

9 

Fletcher,  William  Bartlett,  jr 

At  large 

June  19, 1917 

16 

7 

Fly,  James  Lawrence,  jr 

Texas 

June  8, 1917 

19 

4 

Flynn,  Donald  Thomas 

New  Jersey 

July  26,1917 

17 

11 

Foley,  John  Bartholomew,  jr 

New  York 

June  16,1917 
July  19,1917 
July  20,1917 

17 

8 

Follansbee,  Conrad  Gordon 

Massachusetts 

1 16 

5 

Forbes,  William  Gordon 

Georgia 

17 

1 

Ford,  Francis  Dominnic  Alexander. . 

Maine 

Aug.  11,1917 

19 

0 

Forrester,  John  Wesley 

Kentucky 

Aug.  10,1917 

; 20 

0 

Francis,  William  Badger  tb 

Mississippi 

June  26, 1916 

19 

9 

Freeman,  James  Shepherd 

Alabama 

July  20,1917 

17 

3 

Frier,  John  Mason 

At  large 

June  9, 1917 

17 

6 

Frost,  Daniel  Albert 

New  York 

Sept.  21,1917 
June  5, 1917 

19 

1 18 

1 

Fuller,  Blair  MacWattles 

New  York 

10 

344 


MIDSHIPMEN  OF  THE  FOURTH  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


Name. 

Appointed  from— 

Date  of  admission. 

Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

72 

s 

© 

03 

g 

G 

o 

§ 

Fullin wider,  Edwin  Gaines 

At  large i 

June  9, 1917  : 

16 

6 

Futrelle,  John  Peel 

Massachusetts 

July  2, 1917 

18 

7 

Gaines,  Willard  Roland 

Virginia 

Aug.  29,1917 

19 

8 

Gallery,  Daniel  Vincent,  jr 

Illinois 

Aug.  1, 1917 

16 

1 

Galpin,  Gerard  Frank 

Texas 

July  27,1917 

16 

11 

Gardner,  Donald  Woody 

Florida 

June  7, 1917 

19 

7 

Gardner,  Kinloch  Nelson 

Virginia 

June  8, 1917 
July  17,1917 

18 

7 

Gates,  Howard  Emmanuel 

Maryland 

16 

7 

Gay,  William  Tague 

Alabama 

June  12, 1917 
June  19,1917 
July  18,1917 
July  3, 1917 

17 

8 

Gilbert,  Ward  Carr 

Illinois 

19 

0 

Giles,  Donald  Theodore 

New  York 

18 

9 

Gilliam,  George  Watts 

Texas. 

18 

H 

Gingrich,  George  Albert 

Kansas 

Aug.  9,1917 

18 

o 

Givan,  Charles  Wesley ! 

Indiana 

July  20,1917  j 
June  23,1917 
June  13,1917 
June  8, 1917 
July  13,1917 
July  31,1917 
July  21,1917 
June  16,1917 

18 

11 

Glisson,  Charles  Olan 

Tennessee 

19 

8 

Goodale,  Holbrook  March 

Hawaii 

18 

7 

Gordon,  Henry  Nelson 

Tennessee 

19 

10 

Gorry,  William  Andrew 

Connecticut 

17 

7 

Grannis,  Lawrence  Charles 

Minnesota 

19 

5 

Granum,  Alfred  Marcellus 

Wisconsin 

18  i 

6 

Graves,  Edwin  Darius,  jr 

Pennsylvania 

19 

11 

Gray,  Alexander  Johnston,  jr  ...... . 

Pennsylvania 

July  17,1917 

16 

7 

Gray,  Charles  Wellington,  jr 

: Illinois 

Aug.  6, 1917 

19 

8 

Gray,  William  Cary 

Idaho 

June  13,1917 

19 

11 

Greber,  Charles  Frederic  tb 

New  York 

June  17,1916 

17  i 

10 

Green,  Clark  Lawrence 

Nevada 

Aug.  29,1917 
July  20,1917 
June  16, 1917 

18 

11 

Green,  Nathan,  jr 

1 Tennessee 

16 

9 

Greenbaum,  Adolph 

Oregon 

18 

4 

Greenwald  Robert  Clark 

Ohio 

July  23,1917 
Sept.  19,1917 

19 

1 

Gregg,  John  William 

Indiana 

19 

10 

Griswold,  William  Arthur  b 

North  Carolina 

May  25,1917 

18 

8 

Grovpr  Da,lla.s,  jr  

Kansas 

July  24,1917 
June  8, 1917 

20 

1 

Grube,  John  Franklin 

Pennsylvania 

18 

6 

Guernsey,  Elmon  Bishop 

Montana! 

July  25,1917 

19 

9 

Guthrie,  Harry  Aloysius 

Tennessee 

July  20,1917 

19 

4 

Haase,  Edward  Everett 

Missouri 

July  24,1917 

17 

5 

Hachtel,  Charles  Leonard 

| Maryland 

Aug.  20,1917 

17 

9 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  THE  FOURTH  CLASS. 


145 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


Name. 

1 

Appointed  from — 

Date  of  admission. 

Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

ra 

c3 

>* 

ll 

3 

o 

j 3 

Hagerty,  Richard  Hare  our  t b 

Maryland 

May  25, 1917 

19 

0 

Hahn,  Arthur  John. 

Illinois 

June  16, 1917 

17 

4 

Hail,  Harold  Durst  b 

Texas 

May  25, 1917 

19 

0 

Hailey,  Benjamin  Lewis. 

Arkansas 

July  9, 1917 

19 

2 

Hainer,  William  Marsh 

Mississippi 

July  20,1917 

16 

5 

Hales,  Raleigh  Stanton  b 

North  Carolina 

May  25,1917 

17 

! 10 

Hall,  Grover  Budd  Hartley 

Michigan 

July  21,1917 

17 

6 

Hall,  Kenneth  Ross 

New  York 

July  26,1917 

18 

11 

Halsey,  Walker  Hale 

Virginia 

June  20,1917 

19 

4 

Hamilton,  James  Erskine 

Nebraska. 

Aug.  7, 1917 

17 

6 

Hamilton,  James  Linton 

Tennessee. 

June  19, 1917 

18 

5 

Hamilton,  Sherry  McCauley  tbr 

Georgia 

June  28,1916 

19 

9 

Hamilton,  William  Van 

Texas 

July  24,1917 

17 

10 

Hampson,  Edgar  Wilson 

Missouri.... 

June  12, 1917 

18 

5 

Hand,  Wiley  Nash 

Mississippi 

Sept.  10,1917 

18 

I 3 

Hanlon,  Byron  Hall 

' California 

July  26, 1917 

18 

10 

Hanson,  Ralph  Edward  b 

New  York 

May  26, 1917 

19 

0 

Hardy,  Harlo  Hamilton 

Illinois 

July  10, 1917 

18 

11 

Harper,  Bryan  Cobb 

Arkansas 

July  21,1917 

18 

1 

Harrington,  Frank  Walker 

Illinois 

July  25,1917 

19 

11 

Harris,  James  Coffee,  jr 

Georgia 

July  20, 1917 

16 

9 

Harris,  John  Watts 

Arkansas. 

July  28,1917 

18 

3 

Harrison,  John  Stanley 

Maryland 

June  14, 1917 

20 

1 

Harrison,  Walter  John 

Louisiana 

June  8, 1917 

17 

0 

Harvey,  Sidney  Wright 

Pennsylvania. ..... 

June  20, 1917 

18 

10 

Heath,  John  Postell 

South  Carolina ..... 

June  21,1917 

18  1 

3 

Hechtner,  Clarence  Lloyd 

Idaho 

July  26, 1917 

19 

6 

Heim,  Everard  Maurice 

N ew  Y ork  _ 

June  13, 1917 

19 

5 

Herring,  George  Griffin,  jr.  tb 

Florida 

June  14, 1916 

17 

6 

Hickey,  Robert  Ferdinand 

California 

June  13,1917 

19 

6 

Hilding,  George  Dewev 

Michigan . 

June  15, 1917 

18 

8 

Hill,  Leonidas  Edwin,  jr 

Texas 

July  25, 1917 

17 

9 

Hoover,  William  Darrell  b 

Illinois... 

May  25, 1917 

20 

4 

Hopper,  Thaddeus  Beers 

New  York 

July  26, 1917 

17 

10 

Hoskins,  John  Madison 

Kentucky 

Sept,  20,1917 

18 

11 

Houser,  Harold  Alexander  b 

Georgia 

May  26,1917 

20 

2 

8255—18 10 


146 


MIDSHIPMEN  OF  THE  FOURTH  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


Name. 

Appointed  from— 

Date  of  admission. 

I 

1 Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

yi 

£ 

il 

Houston,  Sydney 

Tennessee 

June  8, 1917 

17 

8 

Howard,  Paul  Eugene... 

Minnesota 

j July  23, 1917 
j June  14, 1917 

l 18 

8- 

Howell,  Paul  Ewing  . . . 

Kansas  

17 

8 

Hoxton,  Llewellyn  Kennerly 

Missouri 

| June  7,1917 

18 

8 

Hubbard,  Joseph  Charles 

Connecticut 

| July  19, 1917 

! 17 

8 

Hubbell,  Howard  Hanson 

Missouri 

July  25, 1917 

17 

2 

Hudson,  Roy  Clare.  . 

Michigan  

j July  30, 1917 
: July  20, 1917 

19 

8 

Hughart,  John  Harding  Page,  jr 

Michigan 

18 

4 

Hughes,  James  Rowland  ...  . 

Rhode  Island 

Aug.  1, 1917 
July  19,1917 

| 17 

0 

Humphrey,  Joseph  Da  Costa 

Delaware 

19 

9 

Hunt,  Linfield  Lee 

Kansas 

June  11, 1917 

16 

7 

Hunt,  Ralph  Baile 

Connecticut 

July  20,1917 

j 17 

4 

Huske,  Joseph  Caldwell 

North  Carolina  .... 

June  8, 1917 
i May  26, 1917 

' 18 

8 

2 

Hutchinson,  Morton  Clement,  jr.  b.. 

New  Jersey 

19 

Hyatt,  Delwyn  ib 

New  York 

June  6, 1916 

17 

7 

Hyman,  Melvin  Emanuel 

j Massachusetts 

June  7, 1917 

j 18 

10 

Ingersoll,  Stuart  Howe 

■ Maine 

July  19, 1917 

i 19  , 

! i 

Irvin,  James  Baxter 

Ohio 

June  16, 1917 

' 18 

Isbell,  Arnold  Jay 

1 Iowa 

July  24,1917 

• 17 

10 

Jackson,  Frederick  Huntington 

New  Jersey 

: Aug.  1,1917 

19 

10 

Wolcott. 

Jackson,  William  Bennett,  jr 

Ohio 

July  19, 1917 

1 19 

1 

Jacobi,  Leon  John 

Michigan  

July  24, 1917 
July  25, 1917 

1 19 

n 

Jacomini,  Virgil  Victor 

1 California 

18 

2 

Jaminson,  John  Wendell 

Pennsylvania. 

June  8, 1917 
June  20,1917 
July  9, 1917 
July  19, 1917 

18 

5 

Jasperson,  Robert  Edward 

Wisconsin 

18 

1 

Jessup,  Lowden,  jr.  b 

New  York 

19 

3 

Johns  Llewellyn  James 

Ohio 

18 

1 

Johnson  Franklin  Oliver  b 

Minnesota 

• May  28,1917 

19 

3 

Johnson  William  David,  jr 

Alabama 

June  15, 1917 

19 

10 

Jones  Delamer  Lowell 

Virginia 

July  28,1917 
Aug.  9, 1917 

16 

8 

Jones,  George  Allan 

Illinois 

18 

5 

Jones,  George  Erwin 

Alabama 

June  13,1917 

19 

7 

Jones  Hal  Carter.  

Tennessee 

June  20, 1917 
June  14, 1917 
June  8, 1917 

17 

11 

Jones  Harold  Paul 

Kansas 

17 

8 

Jones,  John  George 

Wisconsin 

19 

2 

Jones,  Robert  Barksdale 

Georgia 

July  20,1917 

17 

9 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  THE  FOURTH  CLASS. 


147 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


Name. 

Appointed  from — 

. 

| Date  of  admission. 

Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

CO 

3 

© 

>H 

m 

A 

o 

2 

Jones,  Walter  Raymond 

Wyoming. f 

June  9, 1917 

19 

10 

Joy.  Carroll 

Iowa 

July  25, 1917 

18 

5 

Judson.  Charles  Henry 

New  York j 

July  18, 1917 

20 

0 

Julin.  Allan  Edward 

Connecticut 

June  21, 1917 

17 

10 

Junker,  Arthur  Wilson 

Pennsylvania 

Aug.  23,1917 

19 

3 

Justice.  David  Benjamin 

Georgia 

July  20, 1917 
July  21, 1917 

18 

11 

Juvenal,  William  Williams 

New  York 

18 

3 

Kahn.  Frederick  Gustave 

Ohio 

July  19, 1917 
July  24,1917 
! July  18, 1917 

18 

0 

Kain.  Robert  Titius 

Kansas 

17 

6 

Kane.  Brian  Boiroihme 

New  Jersev 

17 

11 

Keller.  Walter  Smith 

Connecticut 

' June  7, 1917 

18 

10 

Kellev,  Marion  Russell 

Oregon 

July  26, 1917 

19 

5 

Kellogg.  William  Pitt,  2d 

Kansas 

June  26, 1917 

19 

10 

Kelly.  Richmond  Kenneth 

New  York 

July  18, 1917  i 
June  6,1917 
July  19, 1917 
May  25,1917 

18 

2 

Kelly,  Thomas  Joseph 

Kansas 

19 

4 

Kelsh,  Clifford  Thomas 

Wisconsin 

19 

7 

Kemper.  William  Peter  b 

Louisiana 

18 

10 

Kenyon,  Howard  Nathaniel 

Oklahoma 

June  9, 1917 

19 

1 

Kern.  Bertram  Martin 

i 

Rhode  Island 

* July  27, 1917 

17 

4 

Kernodle,  Michael  Holt  tb 

i North  Carolina 

June  20, 1916 

20 

0 

Killian.  Roland  Robert 

Montana 

July  12, 1917  | 

17 

6 

Killingsworth.  William  Marion 

South  Carolina 

June  20, 1917 

19 

6 

Kime,  Frederick  Donald 

Pennsylvania 

June  14, 1917 

18 

9 

Kinnev,  William  Strong  b 

Oregon 

June  16, 1917 

20 

1 

Kirby-Smith,  Edmund,  jr 

Tennessee 

June  19, 1917 
June  14,1917 
Aug.  21,1917 

19 

2 

Kirk,  Addison  Erwin 

Iowa 

18 

9 

Kirkpatrick.  James,  jr 

Georgia 

20 

0 

Kivlen.  John  Regan 

Texas 

Aug.  2,1917 

18  ! 

6 

Kline,  Edward  Charles 

New  York 

June  7, 1917 
Aug.  30,1917 

19 

5 

Kline.  Edward  Theodore 

Kansas 

17 

7 

Kloman,  Charles  Ray 

West  Virginia 

June  8. 1917 

17 

0 

Knislev,  Andrew  Ward 

South  Carolina. 

June  20, 1917 
June  12, 1917 
July  23,1917 
July  19,1917 

19 

11 

Knowles,  Herbert  Piper 

Rhode  Island 

19 

7 

Koch,  Harold  Edward 

Wisconsin 

17 

s 

Kohl’s,  Franklin  Breckinridge 

Connecticut 

18 

3 

Koops,  Carl 

Indiana 

Aug.  1, 1917 
July  23,1917 

19 

20 

7 

Kucera,  Thomas  Paul 

Wisconsin 

1 

148 


MIDSHIPMEN"  OF  THE  FOTJBTH  CLASS. 


Midship  men  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


Name. 

Appointed  from — 

Date  of  admission. 

Kugel,  Carl  Adam 

New  York 

June  15,1917 

Lafot,  Lloyd 

Minnesota 

July  31,1917 

Lake,  Burton  Gay 

New  York 

July  19,1917 

Lalor,  William  George 

New  York 

July  30,1917 

Lambdin,  James  Thomas,  jr.,  b 

Ohio 

May  25,1917 

Lamdin,  Charles  Ridgely 

West  Virginia 

June  8, 1917 

Lampert,  Philip  Dewey 

Wisconsin 

June  20,1917 

Lawson,  John  Ewell,  jr 

Colorado 

June  13,1917 

Lawton,  Andrew  Petrie 

Ohio 

July  19,1917 

Lee,  Walter  Joseph  tb 

New  York 

Aug.  17,1916 

Leggett,  Wilson  Durward,  jr 

North  Carolina 

June  13,1917 

Leighton,  George  Andrew  b 

Ohio 

May  25,1917 

Lenhart,  John  Jacobs 

Pennsylvania. 

June  19,1917 

Leonard,  John  Edward 

New  York 

July  19,1917 

Lewis,  Duncan  Wesley  b. 

Tennessee 

June  4, 1917 

Lewis,  George  Curtis,  jr 

New  York 

June  16,1917 

Lewis.  Maris  Vaughn 

Idaho 

July  26,1917 

Lewis,  Robert  Penn i man 

New  Jersey 

June  27, 1917 

Lewis,  Thomas  Lawrence 

Louisiana 

July  21,1917 

Linke,  Gerald  Desmond 

New  Jersey 

June  7, 1917 

Litchfield,  Lawrence,  jr 

Pennsylvania 

July  19,1917 

Logan,  David  Fleming 

Kentuckv 

June  14, 1917 

Loker,  Alex  Morsell 

Maryland 

June  7, 1917 

Losee,  Paul  Grover 

New  Jersey 

July  17,1917 

Lowell,  Franklin  Abner  Earle 

California 

July  26,1917 

Luck,  Charles  Benjamin,  jr 

Virginia 

June  20,1917 

Lynch,  John  Kenneth 

New  York 

Aug.  9, 1917 

Lyon,  George  Dunham  tb 

Wisconsin 

June  22,1916 

Lyons,  Leonard  LeBaron,  jr 

Alabama 

June  11,1917 

Lyttle,  George  Hetherington  b 

Colorado 

May  25, 1917 

McCann,  Thomas  Lee 

Alabama 

Aug.  7, 1917 

McCarthv,  Harold  Edgar 

South  Dakota 

June  19,1917 

McCarty,  Philip  Gaines 

Oregon 

Aug.  7, 1917 

McClenahen,  Lee  Stuart 

Michigan 

July  21,1917 

McClure,  Frank  Charles 

Missouri 

July  23,1917 

McClure,  Robert  Battey  tb  r 

New  York 

June  20, 1916 

McCollum,  Arthur  Howard 

Alabama 

June  14, 1917 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  THE  FOURTH  CLASS, 


149 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 7 44  members — Continued. 


Name. 

Appointed  from — 

Date  of  admission. 

Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

CO 

<u 

1 

a 

0 

S 

McConnell,  Leland  Standford  hr... 

Virginia 

May  26,1917 

19 

10 

McCrory,  Frank  Seneca 

Pennsylvania 

July  17, 1917 

j 18 

10 

McDowell,  Wayne  Allison 

Ohio 

July  20,1917 

j 18 

8 

McDuffie,  William  ArcMbald  b 

Georgia 

July  21,1917 

1 19 

8 

McEiroy,  Walden  Gerard  d 

New  York 

June  15, 1917 

1 18 

5 

McGinley,  Joseph  Alfred 

Pennsylvania 

July  31, 1917 

18 

9 

McGlone,  Louis  Gerard 

Massachusetts 

June  14, 1917 
June  26, 1917 
June  14,1917 
June  13,1917 

19 

2 

McGowan.  Leo  James 

Minnesota 

1 

19 

2 

Mr  Thigh  } William  "Rrist.nl 

Kansas  

1 

17 

6 

Mclnerney,  Francis  Xavier 

Wyoming 

18 

3 

Mclver,  Renwick  Smedberg ....... 

At  large 

June  9, 1917 

16 

0 

McKee,  Logan  b 

Kentucky 

May  25, 1917 

19 

2 

McKee,  Norman  Campbell 

California 

June  13,1917 

16 

4 

McKelvy,  William  Nessler,  jr ..... . 

At  large 

June  13,1917 

17 

5 

McKenna,  Francis  Joseph 

Massachusetts 

June  7,1917 

19 

3 

McKinley,  Ernest  William 

Pennsylvania 

June  21, 1916 

18 

11 

McKinney,  Cecil  Gilmore 

Washington 

July  25,1917 

19 

6 

McLaury,  Frank  Malvern 

Pennsylvania 

June  29,1917 

1 18 

0 

McLean,  Heber  Hampton 

Texas 

Aug.  4, 1917 

! 17 

8 

McNamar,  Julius  Albert 

Ohio 

Aug.  13,1917 
July  24,1917 

! 18 

2 

McQueen,  John  Crawford 

Kansas 

1 

18 

1 

McQuiston,  Edward  Irwin 

Pennsylvania 

July  26,1917 

19 

0 

McShane,  Ralph  Edward 

Maryland 

July  18,1917 

18 

5 

McWilliams,  James  Hall  tb 

New  Jersey 

Sept.  11,1916 

18 

5 

Macdonald,  Burns,  jr 

California 

Aug.  2,1917 

19 

9 

Macgura,  Frederick  Alexander 

California 

Aug.  8, 1917 
June  14, 1917 
June  5, 1917  i 
June  11,1917 

19  \ 

9 

MacKerracher,  Kenneth 

Connecticut 

19 

2 

MacKinnon,  James  Simpson  

Alaska 

20 

2 

Macklin,  Charles  Fearns,  jr 

South  Dakota 

16 

2 

MacXamee,  Antoine  Joseph  b 

Nebraska 

May  25,1917  j 
July  27,1917 

19  I 

. 7 

Macondray,  Atherton,  jr 

California 

1 

17 

0 

Madden,  John  FitzPatrick 

At  large 

June  19, 1917  i 

16 

9 

Madeira,  Dashiell  Livingston 

Florida 

July  20, 1917 

. 19 

9 

Magruder,  Charles  Galloway,  jr 

Louisiana 

July  21, 1917 

18 

3 

Magruder,  William  Howard 

Arkansas 

June  8, 1917  | 

19  ; 

3 

Maguire,  Charles  Joseph 

Massachusetts 

July  20,1917 

16 

11 

Maher,  Edward  Augustine 

New  York 

June  13,1917  j 

18 

0 

150 


MIDSHIPMEN  OF  THE  FOURTH  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


Name. 

Appointed  from — 

Date  of  admission. 

Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

c n 

3 

CQ 

s 

Mahoney,  Edmund  Carroll 

Maine 

June  12, 1917 
June  16, 1917 

19 

3 

Mahoney,  John  James 

New  York 

16 

11 

Main,  Artyn  Little 

Iowa 

July  24, 1917 

19 

8 

Makosky,  William  Eugene 

New  Jersey 1 

July  26, 1917 

19 

4 

Manev,  Newton  Cannon,  jr 

Tennessee 

July  20,1917 
Aug.  22,1917 

18 

9 

Mann,  Sylvester  Sherman 

Illinois 

18 

1 

Marshall.  Charles  Joseph 

Pennsylvania 

June  9, 1917 

18 

3 

Martin,  George  Dewey 

Massachusetts 

July  20,1917 
July  9, 1917 

19 

3 

Martin,  Lester  Willard 

Connecticut 

18 

7 

Marting,  Roval  Louis 

Ohio 

July  19,1917 
July  21,1917 

18 

4 

Mauger,  George  Levan 

Pennsylvania 

17 

9 

Maxson,  William  Leslie  

Minnesota 

July  24, 1917 

19 

2 

Mayberry,  Frederick  Arthur 

Oklahoma 

Aug.  2,1917 

19 

7 

Meadow,  Harold  Letcher 

Georgia 

June  6, 1917 

16 

4 

Melton,  Calvin  Nance 

Oklahoma 

June  26, 1917 

18 

10 

Menocal,  George  Lawrence 

North  Carolina 

June  20, 1917 

18 

3 

Mercer,  John  Gerald  b 

North  Carolina 

May  26,1917 

20 

4 

Meredith.  Elisha  Edward 

Virginia 

June  9, 1917 
June  14, 1917 

17 

1C 

Merrick,  Robert  Hall 

Massachusetts 

17 

5 

Mesnik,  Jacob  

New  York  . 

Aug.  7. 1917 

17 

10 

Miller,  Daniel  Kevan 

New  York 

June  15, 1917 

18 

0 

Miller,  George  Carl 

Washington 

June  26, 1917 

19 

9 

Miller  Ilvan  W . 

Ohio 

June  16, 1917 
June  13, 1917 

18 

11 

Milligan,  Robert  Edward 

Colorado 

17 

0 

Millis,  William  Rav 

New  York 

June  18, 1917 

18 

2 

Miner,  Edward  Joseph 

Pennsylvania 

June  8, 1917 

20 

1 

Minckler,  Campbell  Harris 

North  Dakota 

June  16, 1917  j 

16 

10 

Misson,  Clinton  Alonzo 

Pennsylvania 

June  16,  1917 

19 

10 

Moebus,  Lucian  Ancel 

Ohio 

June  21,1917 

17 

5 

Moise,  William  Lloyd 

Kansas 

June  14, 1917 

17 

j 11 

Molloy,  Theodore  O’Hara 

i Arizona 

June  13, 1917 

16 

5 

Moncewicz,  Peter  Michael . 

Massachusetts 

July  28,1917 

19 

2 

Moore,  Donald  Wait  b 

New  York 

May  25,1917 

17 

6 

Moore,  Edward  Peerman 

Virginia 

June  19, 1917 

19 

8 

Moore,  Silas  Bruce 

Iowa 

July  26,1917 

17 

9 

Moore,  Walter  Ellery 

California 

June  6, 1917 

17 

2 

Morgan,  Gale  Crist 

Kansas 

June  14, 1917 

18 

0 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  THE  FOURTH  CLASS. 


151 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


Name. 

Appointed  from— 

Date  of  admission. 

Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

. 

CO  1 

ct 

<D  ; 

: 

CO 

a 

o 

s 

Morgan.  Whitnev  Watkins 

Tennessee 

June  20, 1917 

17 ! 

5 

Morris.  Fred,  jr 

Georgia 

July  20,1917 

17  ! 

10 

Morrison.  John  Harrv 

Colorado 

July  23,1917 

18 

2 

Morrow.  L eland  Wayne 

Ohio 

July  19, 1917 
June  15, 1917 

17 

4 

Murphy,  William  Donald 

Illinois 

19 

9 

Murphy,  William  John  b 

Iowa 

May  26,1917 

19 

10 

Murray,  Roger  Goodman 

Tennessee 

June  20, 1917 

19 

1 

Murrell,  Thomas  Garland 

Virginia 

July  19, 1917 

18 

1 

Myers,  Gilbert  Barlow 

Illinois 

1 July  21, 1917 

19 

5 

Myers,  Ralph  Orsen 

Florida 

Aug.  4,1917 

18 

7 

Nelson,  Addis  Dewey 

New  York 

June  7,1917 

19 

5 

Xemrow.  Joseph  Iselin 

New  York 

Aug.  20,1917 

17 

9 

Newbem.  Pliny  Alan 

Oklahoma 

June  12, 1917 

19 

7 

Newsom,  Joel 

Arkansas 

July  21,1917 

19 

3 

Nichols,  Philip  Gardner 

Massachusetts 

Oct.  30, 1917 

18 

7 

Nickerson,  Osgood  Alden 

Maine: 

| Aug.  2,1917 

17 

2 

Nish,  Arthur  Gordon . J 

Massachusetts 

June  14, 1917 

16 

5 

Noble,  Christopher 

Pennsylvania 

' July  18,1917 

18 

1 

Noble,  Kenneth  Hill 

Connecticut 

June  12, 1917 

18 

2 

Nyquist.  Waif  rid 

Minnesota 

June  15, 1917 

18 

1 

O’Brien.  Timothy  Joseph 

Massachusetts 

June  8, 1917 
June  20, 1917 
June  11, 1917 
June  14, 1916 

20 

4 

Oliyer,  Eugene  Brownlow 

Tennessee 

19 

4 

Olson,  Clarence  Edward 

At  large 

17 

8 

Orcasitas.  Pedro,  jr.  tb 

Porto  Rico 

19 

8 

Owens.  George  French  Bowie 

Delaware 

July  17,1917 
July  24, 1917 
July  21, 1917 
July  24, 1917 

19 

2 

Pace,  Leo  Leander 

Nebraska 

18 

H 

Paley,  Archie 

Illinois 

16 

1 

Paradise,  Norman  Adolphus 

Missouri 

19 

3 

Parfitt,  Thomas  Alfred 

New  York 

July  19, 1917 

18 

1 

Parker,  Harry  Caleb 

WTest  Virginia 

June  13, 1917 

19 

7 

Parks,  Gordon  Bennett 

Missouri 

June  15, 1917 

19 

1 

Parsons,  John  Selby,  jr 

Virginia 

July  21,1917 

18 

1 

Pearse,  Richard  Henry 

Minnesota 

June  12, 1917 

19 

3 

Peet,  George  Herbert  Lewis 

Rhode  Island 

June  19, 1917 

19 

11 

Pendleton.  Walton  Barclay i 

Arizona 

June  19, 1917 

19 

7 

Pennoyer.  Horace  Oliver 

Missouri 

Aug.  30,1917 

19  ! 

5 

Percival,  Raymond  Cyril ; 

Maine 

July  27,1917 

16 

1 

Perdue,  Charles  Hiram,  jr 

Georgia. 

July  27,1917 

17 

5 

152 


MIDSHIPMEN  OF  THE  FOURTH  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


Name. 

Appointed  from — 

Date  of  admission. 

Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

c3 

£ 

I 

! S 

S’ 

Peters,  Hugh 

Maryland 

June  11, 1917 

18 

9 

Pettee,  Everett  Edward 

Maine 

June  14, 1917 

20 

1 

Pickens,  Robert  Lee 

Alabama 

June  14,1917 

18 

2 

Pickle,  David  Vernon 

Texas 

June  6, 1917 

18 

0 

Pierson,  Frank  Chapline,  jr 

Illinois 

July  6, 1917 

17 

9 

Pihl,  Paul  Edward 

Connecticut 

July  18,1917 

19 

0 

Pino,  Harlow  Milton 

Minnesota 

July  24,1917 

19 

8 

Pixton,  John  Ervin 

Florida 

July  20, 1917 

17 

0 

Pollard,  Leslie  Kenney 

Idaho 

July  25,1917 

19 

11 

Pollock,  James  Conner 

California 

July  5, 1917 

18 

4 

Poole,  Elwood  Dixon 

Ohio 

June  9, 1917 

19 

11 

Poole,  Ernest  Judson,  jr 

Pennsylvania 

June  8, 1917 

19 

10 

Porteous,  Elbert  Johnston  b 

Nevada 

Sept.  17,1917 

19 

1 

Porter,  Dewey  Glenn 

j Indiana 

July  20,1917 

19 

4 

Porter,  William  Adair,  jr 

Oklahoma 

June  28,1917 

19 

6 

Powell,  William  Clark 

Colorado 

June  9, 1917 

18 

7 

Power,  Kent  Houghton 

Illinois 

June  13,1917 

17 

9 

Pratt,  Charles  Russell 

Illinois 

July  21,1917 

19 

4 

Price,  Frederick  Mason 1 

South  Dakota 

June  12,1917 

17 

8 

Price,  William  Stanley 

New  York 

June  9, 1917 

19 

9 

Purves,  Stuart  St.  Claire 

Ohio 

June  25, 1917 

20 

0 

Pyle,  William  Alexander  Faries 

New  Jersey 

Sept.  20,1917  ! 

18 

3 

Quinby,  Charles  Fenton  Mercer 

At  large 

June  19,1917  ' 

17 

8 

Spotswood. 

Quinn,  Gerald  Ulric 

Massachusetts 

Aug.  3, 1917  ; 

19 

1 

Raichle,  Joe  Lyons 

New  York 

June  16,1917 

17 

5 

Ramsey,  Walter  Pitman,  jr - 

Mississippi 

July  19,1917 

16 

5 

Ramsey  William  Francis 

Arkansas... 

July  9, 1917 

18 

10 

Ransehousen,  Rogers  Sturtevant 

Massachusetts 

AUg.  30,1917 

18 

7 

Redding,  Philip  Ernest 

Pennsylvania 

July  17,1917 

18 

9 

Rees  William  Lehigh 

Kentucky 

July  19,1917 

16 

8 

Register  Paul  James 

North  Dakota 

June  12,1917 

17 

7 

Reisinger,  James  Collins 

Ohio 

July  25, 1917  j 

19 

2 

Reiter  I,ppf.Ar  Roland  

Virginia 

Sept.  20,1917 

20 

1 

Reynolds,  Carl  Henry,  jr 

New  York 

Aug.  28,1917 

17 

11 

Reynolds,  Henry  Julian 

Pennsylvania 

Aug.  8,1917 

18 

11 

Rezner,  John  Eugene 

Illinois 

July  25,1917 

18 

& 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  THE  FOURTH  CLASS, 


15^ 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


Name. 

Appointed  from— 

Date  of  admission. 

Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

CO 

c3 

CD 

Y* 

c n 
6 
fl 

S 

Rhodes,  Charles  William 

California 

June  6, 1917 
July  19,1917 

18 

H 

Rice,  Harry  Edgar,  jr 

Ohio 

18 

9 

Rice.  John  Washington 

Mississippi 

June  6, 1917 

18 

6 

Richmire,  George  Lowell 

Indiana 

June  7, 1917 

16 

4 

Richter,  Otto  Clarence 

Michigan 

Aug.  2, 1917 

18 

2 

Riddle,  Morton,  jr 

Virginia 

June  8, 1917 
June  16,1917 

20 

2 

Riley,  Francis  Joseph 

Massachusetts 

17 

4 

Roberts,  David  Wells 

Colorado 

July  25,1917 
Aug.  15,1917 
July  20,1917 

18 

1 

Roberts,  James  Auburn,  jr 

Missouri 

18 

a 

Roberts,  Ralph  Ridpath 

Indiana 

19 

7 

Robertson.  James  Lawrence 

Georgia 

June  5, 1917 
June  13,1917 
June  19,1917 
July  19,1917 

17 

4 

Roby,  Kilburn  Harwood 

Illinois. 

18 

8 

Rockwell.  Joseph  Perkins 

Tennessee 

18 

3 

Rodes,  Joseph  Waller 

Kentucky 

18 

3 

Rogers,  Willis  Newman 

Florida 

Sept.  26,1917 

20 

a 

Roland,  Charles  William 

Pennsylvania 

July  31,1917 

19 

i 

Root,  Daniel  Ornon 

Nebraska 

July  26,1917 
June  7, 1917 

18 

3 

Rose,  Jonathan 

Maryland 

18 

i ii 

Rossheim.  David  Biederman 

South  Carolina 

June  19, 1917 

18 

0 

R os  wall,  Paul  Edward 

Massachusetts 

July  19,1917 
July  19,1917 

18 

i 

Roth,  Edward  Ellsworth 

j Kentucky 

19 

7 

Rowan,  Peyton 

Alabama 

July  20,1917 

19 

1 

Rowe,  Lionel  Lewis 

Indiana 

June  9, 1917 

19 

11 

Ruby,  Harold  Austin 

Kentucky 

July  19,1917 

17 

7 

Rucker,  Joe  Eastin 

Missouri 

June  12, 1917 

17 

8 

Rule,  John  Cave 

Missouri 

June  7, 1917 
Sept.  6, 1916 

17 

10 

Rush,  Alan  Sydney  tb 

1 Connecticut 

19 

2 

Russell,  George  Lucius 

Vermont 

July  27,1917 
Aug.  27,1917 

16 

11 

Ryan,  Thomas  John,'  jr 

Louisiana 

16 

1 

Ryley,  Warfield,  jr.  b 

Colorado 

May  26,1917 

19 

5 

Sabin,  Lorenzo  Sherwood,  jr 

Texas 

July  25,1917 
June  21,1917 

18 

2 

Sage,  Geoffrey  Ellingwood 

- New  Jersey 

19 

10 

Sampson,  James  Greene 

Illinois 

July  21,1917 

18 

8 

Sanders,  Carl  Herman 

Indiana 

July  21,1917 
June  16, 1917 

19 

3 

Sanson,  Ralph  Cornelius 

Oklahoma 

19 

10 

Saunders,  William  Hardin 

Tennessee j 

July  20,1917 

19 

1 

Saurette,  Joseph  Orpha 

Massachusetts 

July  23,1917 

19 

5 

154 


MIDSHIPMEN  OF  THE  FOURTH  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


Name. 

Appointed  from — 

Date  of  admission.  ' 

Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

02 

c3 

© 

>* 

m 

& 

G 

o 

§ 

Saye,  John  Rainey  b 

South  Carolina 

May  25,1917 

20 

0 

Schas,  William  Daniel  Francis 

Louisiana 

June  15, 1917  1 

19 

8 

Schell,  Edwin  Wright 

Iowa 

June  14, 1917  i 

16 

7 

Schindler,  Walter  Gabriel 

Wisconsin 

June  20, 1917 

19 

6 

Schneider,  Hubert  George 

New  York 

Aug.  2, 1917 

16 

10 

Schroder,  Roy  Larcombe 

Missouri 

July  26,1917 
Aug.  1, 1917 

19 

4 

Schwien,  Norman  Oscar 

Missouri 

19 

2 

Scott,  Lucius  Keene 

New  York 

July  18,1917 

19  j 

10 

Sca.se  Elmer  Williams 

Missouri 

July  27,1917 
June  20, 1917 

20 

0 

Selby,  Malcolm  Edgerton 

Washington 

18 

10 

Seletski,  Joseph 

Pennsylvania 

June  16,1917 

16 

8 

Semple,  Lorenzo,  jr 

New  York 

July  20.1917 

17 

4 

Serat,  Mortimer  Edgerton,  jr 

Colorado 

July  30.1917 

19 

9 

Settle,  Bruce 

Tennessee 

June  20, 1917 
June  20,1917 
June  20, 1917 

19 

4 

Sewell,  William  Hawley 

Tennessee 

19 

4 

Shannonhouse,  Franklin  McRee,  jr. 

North  Carolina 

17 

6 

Shaw,  Hiram  Paul  tb 

Ohio 

June  23, 1916 

18 

0 

Shaw,  Simeon,  jr 

Texas 

June  20, 1917 

19 

10 

Sheldon,  Glenn  Harter 

New  York 

July  23, 1917 

18 

1 

Sherman,  Eugene  Proctor 

1 Idaho 

June  7,  1917 

19 

10 

Sherman,  Kenneth  Leland 

New  Hampshire 

1 July  26,  1917 

18 

8 

Shoener,  Paul  Henry 

Pennsvl  vania 

June  16, 1917 

19 

2 

Shomier,  John  Edward,  jr 

, Pennsylvania 

July  17, 1917 

17 

11 

Shugg,  Carleton 

Massachusetts 

July  2, 1917 

18 

2 

Shwartz,  Harry  Martin 

Maine 

June  20, 1917 
June  16, 1917 

18 

10 

Signer,  Roy  Maxwell 

North  Dakota 

18 

11 

Simelson,  Louis  

Pennsylvania 

Aug.  22, 1917 

18 

6 

Simpson,  Rodger  Whitten 

Oregon 

June  27, 1917 

19 

1 

Simpson,  Roland  Ernest 

Illinois 

July  20,1917 

19 

9 

Sisson,  Barnett 

Rhode  Island 

June  13, 1917 
July  20, 1917 

17 

7 

Skahill,  Bernard  Joseph 

New  York 

19 

6 

Sloane,  David  Carleton 

At  large 

June  16, 1917 

19 

2 

Smellie,  Edwin  Frost 

Michigan 

June  7, 1917 

17 

0 

Smith,  Albert  Van  Deaver 

Maryland 

July  17, 1917 

, 17 

9 

Smith,  Charles  Edwin 

Ohio 

' June  16, 1917 
June  8, 1917 
j July  6, 1917 

18 

4 

Smith,  Donald  Francis 

South  Carolina 

17 

0 

Smith,  Joe  Nelson 

Kansas 

]9 

7 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  THE  FOURTH  CLASS. 


155 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


Name. 

1 

Appointed  from— 

Date  of  admission. 

Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

o3 

£ 

| 

O 

a 

Smith,  Joseph  Thomas 

Montana 

Aug.  6, 1917 

18 

i 4 

Smith,  Sherwood  Badger 

North  Carolina 

July  19,1917 

17 

3 

Smith,  Talbot 

Wyoming 

June  13, 1917 

17 

8 

Smyser,  Harold  Edward  tbr 

Illinois 

June  16, 1916 

18 

9 

Snackenberg,  John  Arthur 

New  York 

Aug.  1, 1917 

17 

3 

Snare,  Elmer  Drummond 

Nevada 

July  30, 1917 

19 

2 

Snelling,  Charles  Mercer,  jr.  b 

Georgia 

May  26,1917 

18 

2 

Snyder,  George  White,  3d  b 

Pennsylvania 

May  26,1917 

19 

7 

Soucek,  Apollo 

Oklahoma 

June  9, 1917 

20 

4 

Sprague,  Robert  Chapman . . . . 

Connecticut 

July  25,1917 

17 

0 

Stafford,  Leo  Stanley 

Kansas. 

July  24,1917 

18 

9 

Steinbauer,  Frederick  Schilling .... 

Indiana 

Aug.  29,1917 

19 

7 

Stevens,  George  Connor  b 

Georgia 

May  25, 1917 

19 

9 

Stogsdall,  Ralph  Reverdy,  jr 

Indiana 

June  12,1917 

16 

11 

Strang,  Cortland  Jacques 

New  York 

June  18, 1917 

18 

9 

Strite,  Robert 

Pennsylvania. 

July  17, 1917 

16 

1 

Strong,  Robert  Cowan,  jr 

North  Carolina 

June  16,1917 

18 

6 

Stubbs,  Francis  Horatio,  jr 

W est  Virginia 

June  26, 1917 

19 

11 

Sturtevant,  Eldred 

Illinois 

June  6, 1917 

19 

3 

Sullivan,  William  Edward 

Minnesota 

June  15, 1917 

20 

0 

Sunderberg,  Carl  Andrew  Lawrence  . 

New  Jersey. 

Aug.  23,1917 

18 

9 

Sundberg,  William  .... 

Massachusetts 

June  19, 1917 

18 

11 

Sweeney,  Ralph  Dennis  Frederick. . 

Ohio 

July  19,1917 

18 

11 

Swigart,  Oral  Raymond 

Indiana 

June  14,1917 

19 

8 

Switzer,  Wendell  Gray 

Kansas 

June  7, 1917 

18 

8 

Talbot,  Frank  Russell 

New  York 

July  19, 1917 

19 

8 

Tail  man , Donald  Rex  

Michigan 

July  21, 1917 

16 

11 

Tannewitz,  Charles  Lawrence 

Michigan 

June  12,1917 

19 

6 

Tarbuck,  Raymond  Dumbell 

Pennsylvania 

June  16,1917 

19 

1 

Tarbutton,  Elmer  Allan 

Maryland 

July  17, 1917 

17 

0 

Taylor,  Herbert  Watson 

New  Jersey 

June  7,1917 

19 

10 

Taylor,  Louis  Van  Derley 

Iowa 

June  14,1917 

19 

10 

Taylor,  Warren  Fisher  . 

Louisiana 

June  13,1917 

18 

11 

Tellman,  Herbert  Augustine.  . 

Missouri 

June  15, 1917 

18 

0 

Thackrey,  Lyman  Augustus 

New  Mexico 

Sept.  20,1917 

20 

1 

Thayer,  Rufus  Gerard 

California 

June  7, 1917 

18 

8 

Thomas,  Arthur  Sheldon 

New  York 

July  18,1917 

19 

11 

156 


MIDSHIPMEN  OF  THE  FOURTH  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


Name. 

Appointed  from — 

Date  of  admission. 

Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

Y ears. 

Months. 

Thomas,  Colin  James 

Colorado 

July  25, 191 7 
July  25, 1917 

18 

11 

Thomas,  Myron  Edgar 

California 

19 

5 

Thomas,  Wayne  Stokes 

Michigan 

June  8, 1917 

19 

7 

Thompson,  Edward  Mathew.  

Kansas 

July  24,1917 

18 

5 

Thompson,  Harry  Owen  b 

Iowa 

May  25,1917 

20 

3 

Thompson,  Julius  Lillard 

Missouri 

Aug.  14,1917 

16 

11 

Thompson,  Marion  Clermont 

West  Virginia 

June  21,1917 

17 

7 

Thorp,  Wakeman  Blanchard 

Vermont i 

July  27,1917 

16 

2 

Todd,  Carlton  Pvice 

Mississippi 1 

June  15, 1917 

18 

0 

Tompkins,  Rutledge  Barker 

At  Large 1 

Sept.  27,1917 

16 

0 

Tower,  Lloyd  Lincoln 

Massachusetts ' 

June  28,1917 

18 

11 

Trapnell,  Walter  Scott  Kennedy 

New  Jersey 

July  17, 1917 

17 

4 

True,  Arnold  Elsworth 

Kentucky ! 

July  20,1917 

16 

6 

Turner,  Edgar  Woolridge 

Tennessee ! 

June  9,1917 
July  20,1917 

18 

10 

Upshur,  John  Andrews 

Virginia j 

17 

6 

Van  Bergen,  Nicholas  Bauer 

California i 

June  6, 1917 
Aug.  9, 1917 

18 

0 

Van  Cleve,  Joseph  Collins 

Nebraska ! 

17 

7 

van  Deurs,  George 

Oregon ; 

Aug.  7, 1917 

16 

0 

Van  de  Water,  Donald  Gifford  tb. .. 

New  Jersey j 

June  28, 1916 

19 

1 

Vanzant,  Ralston  Birto 

Texas 

July  31, 1917 
Aug.  9, 1917 

17 

o 

Vogenitz,  Verner  Orion 

Iowa | 

18 

9 

Voit  .Tamfia  Bn rke _ 

Indiana j 

June  6, 1917 
July  19, 1917 

19 

6 

von  Dreele,  William  Henry,  jr 

! New  Jersey 

17 

6 

Walker,  Claiborne  Jay 

Washington 

June  20, 1917 

17 

9 

Walker,  Edward  Tucker,  jr 

Illinois 

July  21, 1917 

i 18 

2 

Walker,  Frank  Robinson 

Alabama 

Aug.  9,1917 

18 

1 

Walker,  George  Leigh 

Virginia 

! June  20, 1917 

17 

10 

Walker,  John  Lowe 

New  York 

June  21,1917 

17 

8 

Walmer,  Hillard  Wentz 

Indiana 

July  26,1917 

19 

11 

Waters,  John  Augustine,  jr 

Connecticut 

June  20, 1917 

19 

7 

Watrous,  Clifford  Kruegar 

Michigan 

j June  15,1917 

18 

11 

Watt,  Richard  Morgan,  jr 

Virginia 

July  24, 1917 

16 

0 

Watters,  Harold 

Iowa 

! Aug.  4, 1917 

19 

1 

Wattles,  Thomas  Lippitt 

Virginia 

! June  20, 1917 

16 

11 

Webb,  Ernest  Henry 

Rhode  Island 

June  25, 1917 

18 

11 

Webster,  William,  jr 

At  large 

\ June  15, 1917 

16 

6 

Weidner,  Walter  Frederick  tb 

New  Jersey 

: Aug.  15,1916 

18 

0 

MIDSHIPMEN  OF  THE  FOURTH  CLASS. 


157 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


Name. 

Appointed  from — 

Date  of  admission. 

Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

in 

1 

a 

Weiss,  Oscar  Carl  John  tb 

Nebraska 

June  17, 1916 

19 

4 

Welborn,  Max 

South  Carolina 

July  20,1917 

17 

9 

Welch,  John  Francis,  jr 

Massachusetts 

July  19,1917 

18 

7 

Welch,  Robert  Henry  Winbome,  jr. . 

North  Carolina 

July  26,1917 

17 

8 

Wellborn,  Charles,  jr 

California 

July  14,1917 

16 

5 

Wellinss,  Timothy  Francis 

Massanhu  setts 

Aug.  29,1917 

18 

9 

Wells,  Forrest  Hampton 

Indiana  

June  25,1917 

17 

11 

Wells,  Robert  Kirk 

Massachusetts.  - 

Aug.  9, 1917 

18 

5 

Wentworth,  Charles  Ruschenberger. 

Virginia 

Aug.  17, 1917 

18 

5 

Westfall,  Morris  James 

Indiana 

June  6, 1917 

20 

2 

Westover,  Wyckoff  Barkley 

Washington 

July  30, 1917 

18 

6 

Wheelhouse,  Hermann  Allen 

Illinois 

June  16, 1917 

19 

6 

Wheelock,  Charles  Delorma 

California, 

June  11, 1917 

19 

10 

Wheelock,  Robert  Samuel  b 

New  York 

May  25, 1917 

19 

3 

Whiteford,  Charles  Augustus 

Wisconsin  • 

July  27, 1917 

19 

6 

Whitney,  John  Perry 

New  York 

July  18,1917 

16 

10 

Whitney,  Roland 

Kentucky 

July  20,1917 

17 

B 

Wickerham,  David  Ammon 

Ohio 

June  16,1917 

19 

6 

Wiedman,  Wilbur  Andrew 

Nebraska 

July  21,1917 

19 

9 

Willenbucher,  Roland  Frederick 

New  Jersey 

Aug.  10,1917 

18 

0 

Williams,  Ernest  Ashton 

Delaware 

June  15,1917 

18 

6 

Williams,  Henry  Goodman 

Connecticut 

June  13,1917 

18 

10 

Willis,  John  Howard 

Virginia 

June  20,1917 

17 

4 

Willis,  Robert  Granville 

Vermont 

July  31,1917 

18  1 

11 

Willkie,  Edward  Everett 

Indiana 

June  7, 1917 

19  ! 

5 

Wilson,  Balch  Beall,  jr 

Arizona 

July  26,1917 

17 

6 

Wilson,  Dwight  Hartwell 

Kansas 

June  14,1917 

17 

11 

Wiltsie,  Irving  Day 

New  Jersey 

June  15, 1917 

18 

7 

Winslow,  Edward  Lawton 

Massachusetts 

June  20, 1917 

19 

3 

Wirth,  Theodore  Rudolph 

Minnesota 

July  27,1917 

19  1 

a 

Wise,  Lamar  Munroe 

Georgia 

Aug.  9, 1917 

19 

U 

1 

Wishard,  Ralph  Herbert  

W ashington 

July  26,1917 

19 

JL 

Q 

Wishart,  Paul  Barclay 

Louisiana 

June  6, 1917 

18 

O 

Q 

Wolfinger,  Richard  Grenville 

Marvland 

July  17, 1917 

17 

O 

A 

Womble,  John  Philip,  jr 

Georgia 

July  20,1917 

16 

7 

Woodson,  Charles  Philip 

Alabama 

July  17,1917 

19  1 

Q 

Wray,  Henry  Theodore 

! Massachusetts 

July  19, 1917 

19  1 

o 

8 

158 


MIDSHIPMEN  OF  THE  FOURTH  CLASS. 


Midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class — 744  members — Continued. 


Name. 

Appointed  from — 

Date  of  admission. 

Age  at  date 
of  admis- 
sion. 

Years. 

Months. 

Wyman,  Clifford  Hoagland 

Nebraska 

June  26, 1917 
July  19,1917 

19 

2 

Yager,  Ray  Fredric 

Kentucky 

17 

9 

Young,  George  Sterling 

Pennsylvania 

Sept.  21,1917 
June  25, 1917 

18 

6 

Young,  Leil  Leslie 

Michigan 

18 

0 

Young,  Parke  George 

Wisconsin 

June  8, 1917 

20 

1 

Zellers,  Thomas  Edward 

Georgia 

June  13, 1917 

18 

10 

Zotti,  Frank,  jr 

New  York 

Aug.  1,1917 

18 

r 

b Readmitted. 
d Dropped, 
r Resigned. 

tb  Turned  back  from  class  of  1920. 

Note. — For  sea  service  of  midshipmen  readmitted  during  summer  of  1917  or  turned  back  to  class  of  1921, 
see  next  page. 


SEA  SERVICE  OF  MIDSHIPMEN  READMITTED. 


159 


List  of  midshipmen  readmitted  to  the  Naval  Academy  during  the  summer  of  1917  or  turned 
hack  into  the  class  of  1921 , together  with  the  amount  of  sea  service  with  ivhich  they  should 
be  credited  as  indicated  opposite  their  respective  names. 


Class. 

Name. 

Sea  service. 

Months. 

Days. 

4 

Brownell,  T.  C 

2 

26 

4 

Buch,  W.  C 

2 

26 

4 

Buchanan,  O’R.  A 

2 

26 

4 

Cherbonnier,  A.  V.,  jr 

1 

22 

4 

Cook,  Albert  B. 

2 

26 

4 

Cranston,  W.  B 

4 

Digges,  J.  I 

2 

26 

4 

Dufton,  W.  S 

2 

26 

4 

Dwyer,  J.  W 

2 

26 

4 

Edwards,  R.  D 

2 

26 

4 

Ewen,  E.  C „ . 

2 

26 

4 

Fame,  C 

2 

26 

4 

Francis,  W.  B 

2 

26. 

4 

Greber,  C.  F. 

2 

26 

4 

Griswold,  W.  A 

2 

26 

4 

Hagerty,  R.  H 

2 

26 

4 

Hail,  H.  D 

2 

26 

4 

Hales,  R.  S 

2 

26 

4 

Hamilton,  S.  M.r 

4 

Hanson,  R.  E 

2 

26 

4 

Herring,  G.  G.,  jr 

2 

15 

4 

Hoover,  W.  D 

2 

26 

4 

Houser,  H.  A 

' 

2 

26 

4 

Hutchinson,  M.  C.,  jr 

5 

21 

4 

Hyatt,  D 

2 

26- 

4 

Jessup,  L.,  jr 

4 

Johnson,  F.  0 

2 

26 

4 

Kemper,  W.  P 

2 

26 

4 

Kernodle,  M.  H 

2 

11 

4 

Kinney,  W.  S 1 

2 

5 

4 

Lambdin,  J.  T.,  jr 

2 

26 

4 

Lee,  W.  J 

2 

26 

4 

Leighton,  G.  A 

2 

26 

4 

Lewis,  D.  W 

2 

16 

4 

Lyon,  G.  D 

2 

26 

4 

Lyttle,  G.  H 

2 

26 

4 

McClure,  R.  B.r 

4 

McConnell,  L.  S.r 

2 

26- 

160 


SEA  SERVICE  OF  MIDSHIPMEN  READMITTED. 


List  of  midshipmen  readmitted  to  the  Naval  Academy  during  the  summer  of  1917  or  turned 
back  into  the  class  of  1921,  together  with  the  amount  of  sea  service  with  vjhich  they  should 
be  credited  as  indicated  opposite  their  respective  names — Continued. 


Class. 

Name. 

Sea  service. 

Months.  Days. 

4 

McDuffie,  W.  A 

4 

McKee,  L 

2 

26 

4 

McWilliams,  J.  H 

2 

26 

4 

McNamee,  A.  J 

5 

21 

4 

Mercer,  J.  G 

2 

26 

4 

Moore,  D.  W 

2 

26 

4 

Murphy,  W.  J 

2 

26 

4 

Orcasitas,  P.,  jr 

2 

26 

4 

Porteous,  E.  J 

4 

Rush.  A.  S 

4 

Ryley,  W.,  jr 

2 

26 

4 

Save,  J.  R 

2 

26 

4 

Shaw,  H.  P 

2 

26 

4 

Smyser,  H.  E.  r 

2 

26 

4 

Snelling,  C.  M.,  jr 

2 

26 

4 

Snvder,  G.  W.,  3d 

2 

26 

4 

Stevens,  G.  C 

2 

26 

4 

Thompson,  H.  0 

2 

26 

4 

Van  de  Water,  D.  G 

2 

26 

4 

Weidner,  W.  F 

2 

26 

4 

Weiss,  0.  C.  J 

2 

26 

4 

Wheelock,  R.  S 

2 

26 

SUMMARY  OF  MIDSHIPMEN  AT  UNITED  STATES  NAVAL 
ACADEMY  AT  BEGINNING  OF  ACADEMIC  YEAR  1917-18. 


First  class 202 

Third  class. 509 

Fourth  class...... 744 

Total ................................ ........  1,  455 

8255 — IS  11  16 1 


APPOINTMENTS,  DEATHS,  RESIGNATIONS,  ETC. 


October  ],  1916,  to  October  I,  1917. 

Members  of  the  class  of  1917  {graduated  Mar,  29, 1917)  appointed  ensigns.. 
(Arranged  in  order  of  merit  for  the  completed  course— read  first  column,  then  second,  etc.] 


Haeberle,  F.  E. 

Randolph,  R.  L.,  jr, 

Shown,  W.  V, 

Ostrander,  J.  E.,  jr 

Tobin,  R.  G. 

Ely,  H.  E.,  jr 

Brady,  E.  E.,  jr. 

Waldschmidt,  T,  M, 

Weber,  G.  K 

Maples,  H.  L. 

Knowles,  H.  B. 

Hyde,  R.  XL 

Mclver,  G.  W.,  jr. 

Schneider,  A,  P 

Dietrich,  W.  F 

McKee,  A.  I, 

Bigelow,  A.  A. 

Wyman,  R. 

Oster,  H.  R, 

Ogg,  R.  R. 

Reaves,  A.  G. 

Dees,  R.  E. 

Tyler,  J.  C. 

Cummings,  G.  C 

Campbell,  C. 

Sallada,  H.  B. 

Harper,  R.  H: 

Huschke,  P.  W.  F 

Buchalter,  B. 

Keller,  G.  M. 

Schumacher,  T,  L, 

Fairlamb,  G.  R,,  jr. 

Heffeman,  J,  B 

Johnson,  C.  W. 

Gregory,  J.  W. 

Moran,  E.  J. 

Coe,  D.  W. 

Cruse,  J,  R. 

Blodgett,  H,  C. 

Fahrion,  F.  G. 

Metcalf,  J.  T. 

Keefe,  J.  H. 

Noble,  A. 

Collins,  R.  F. 

Senn,  E.  M. 

Rawlings,  N.  L, 

Shortridge,  P.  F. 

Benson,  F.  W. 

Kiland,  I.  N. 

Denebrink,  F.  C. 

Cooley,  T.  R,,  jr 

Dean,  F,  H. 

Twomey,  J.  J, 

Grant,  V.  F, 

Mitchell,  E.  A 

Stump,  F.  B. 

Harriss,  G.  L, 

Klein,  H.  S, 

Matthews,  R.  B, 

Spellman,  F.  T 

Douglas,  A.  D, 

Sease,  H.  St.  C. 

Clark,  H.  W. 

Wain wright,  L. 

Calhoun,  W.  C. 

Hansen,  C.  L 

Wallin,  H.  N. 

Holden,  C.  F. 

Sparrow,  E. 

Duncan,  D.  B. 

Hudson,  L.  J. 

Wyatt,  B.  H; 

Wynne,  S.  J. 

Dunwoody,  K 

Porter,  R.  L.,  jr 

Muschlitz,  E.  E, 

Brewer,  S.  B, 

Davis,  W.  P. 

Dashiell,  R.  B. 

Moore,  V.  J. 

Forster,  G.  F 

Woodruff,  J.  L. 

Lively,  F.  W. 

Clark,  V.  0. 

Richmond,  J.  O’D 

Conyne,  J.  H. 

Jones,  E.  H. 

Fox,  D.  C. 

Browne,  D. 

Poindexter,  G,  A 

Shepard,  A.  G. 

Keilson,  F.  W. 

Morris,  E.  W. 

Fullinwider,  S.  P.,  jr 

Irby,  F.  S. 

Fleming,  R.  W: 

Small,  L.  F. 

Price,  A.  I. 

Hendley,  T.  B. 

Clarke,  W.  P.  0. 

Headlee,  C.  De  V, 

Morcock,  W.  J 

Caldwell,  E.  B, 

Presnell,  B.  K. 

Coontz,  K.  L. 

Allen,  J.  K. 

Comstock,  M. 

Keller,  K. 

Vytlacil,  N. 

McReynolds,  R.  W.,  jr, 

Councill,  H.  F. 

Wooster,  S.  H. 

Gruelick,  R,  W, 

Keating,  R.  E. 

Rogers,  E.  B. 

Avery,  H. 

Warren,  P.  W: 

Howard,  G.  T. 

Tevis,  P.  U. 

Walton,  J.  N. 

Hayden,  C.  L. 

Doughty,  L.,  jr. 

Hurlbut,  E.  S. 1 

163 


164  APPOINTMENTS,  DEATHS,  RESIGNATIONS. 

Members  of  the  class  of  1917  {graduated  Mar.  29 , 1917 ) appointed  ensigns— Contd, 


McCann,  A.  R, 

Skylstead,  R.  F. 

Failing,  R.  Van  A. 

Hanson,  E.  G. 

Ward,  C.  0. 

Wells,  B.  0. 

Anderson,  H.  W, 

Clark,  G.  W. 

Kelly,  L.  E. 

Ludlow,  W.  G.,  jr. 

Ross,  T.  D. 

Jackson,  H.  W. 

Brewington,  C.  W. 

Conover,  J.  P.,  jr. 

Spencer,  D.  A. 

Austin,  L.  B. 

Murphy,  J.  V. 

Bartholdi,  J.  J. 

Holton,  C.  McK. 

Smith,  F.  A. 

Weitzel,  C.  W. 

Jenkins,  J.  H. 

Park,  P.  H. 

Ely,  H.  F. 

Wessell,  L,  P. 

Jacobsen,  C.  L. 

Lehrfeld,  I. 

Topp,  E. 

Floyd -Jones,  K. 

Dillon,  S.  E. 

Worden,  F.  L. 

Reifel,  W.  McK. 

Forshew,  J.  H.,  jr. 

Evans,  D.  R. 

Ball,  W.  H. 

Claude,  W.  S.  B. 

Weis,  F.  L. 

Sargent,  L.  P. 

Heath,  W.  S. 

Hanafee,  F.  J. 

Cook,  S. 

Hoover,  G.  B. 

Mack,  A.  R. 
Stone,  J.  G.  M. 

Perkins,  C.  N. 

Hoeffel,  K.  M. 

Members  of  the  class  of  1918  {graduated  June  28,  1917)  appointed  ensigns. 


[[[Arranged  in  order  of  merit  for  the  completed  course — read  first  column,  then  second,  etc.) 


Paige,  J.  W. 

Browne,  E.  B. 

j Parker,  R.  B. 

Sherman,  F.  P. 

Sullivan,  J.  R. 

| Wilson,  J.  DuB. 

Nichols,  W.  R. 

Lawyer,  J.  Van  B. 

Hurt,  S.  H. 

Colton,  E.  B. 

Alvis,  J.  D. 

j Lockhart,  W.  M. 

Fowler,  J.  W. 

Whelan,  J.  N. 

j McCown,  H.  Y. 

Hopkins,  W.  H.,  jr. 

Tomlinson,  D.  W.,  4th. 

Busk,  W. 

Malone,  W.  J. 

McCartin,  E.  F. 

Johnson,  G.  W. 

Holtmann,  0.  H. 

Smith,  H.  H. 

| Thornhill,  H.  E. 

Richardson,  L.  B. 

Green,  D.  A. 

Jacobson,  J.  H. 

Fife,  J.,  jr. 

Sprague,  C.  A.  F. 

Pursell,  Ion. 

Byington,  M.  B.,  jr. 

Hoppe,  T.  A. 

| Quackenbush,  J.  W 

Dodge,  F.  R. 

Denny,  C.  E. 

| Emrich,  P.  L. 

Cuddihy,  G.  T. 

Walker,  T.  F.  C. 

Rowe,  G. 

Warlick,  W.  W. 

Clark,  J.  J. 

Hartt,  W.  H.,  jr. 

Murphy,  V.  R. 

Hawkins,  G.  C. 

| Cotten,  J.  L. 

McDowell,  R.  S. 

Bledsoe,  A.  McQ. 

1 Miller,  C.  C. 

Hutchins,  H.  A.,  jr. 

Vosbury,  B.  P. 

Waddell,  J.  E. 

Styer,  C.  W. 

Biesemeier,  H. 

| Loomis,  D.  W. 

Sprague,  T.  L. 

Browning,  M.  R. 

Farrell,  J.  G. 

Grimm,  0.  E. 

Wade,  W.  C. 

Wade,  M.  C.,  jr. 

Johnson,  E.  R. 

Halland,  H.  E. 

Phillips,  J.  S. 

Connolly,  M.  J. 

Gallemore,  R.  T. 

Rogers,  E.  C. 

Meadows,  P.  L. 

Jupp,  S.  D. 

Rowe,  J.  W. 

Crecca,  J.  D. 

France,  A.  F. 

Wright,  Jerauld. 

Bennehoff,  0.  R. 

Taylor,  P.  R. 

Need,  H.  W. 

Douthit,  F.  L. 

Whitten,  R.  T. 

Leffler,  C.  D.,  jr. 

Holmes,  F.  S. 

McReynolds,  J.  S. 

Garrett,  W.  S. 

Inglis,  T.  B. 

Macauley,  W.  S. 

Scheck,  L.  G. 

Stone,  E.  E. 

Gambrili,  S.  H. 

! Mills,  E.  W. 

Jacobs,  J.  D. 

Breed,  G.  G. 

! Byers,  F.  M. 

Ballentine,  J.  J 

Fisher,  J.  L. 

! Hoffman,  H.  D. 

Price,  E.  H 

Cummins,  D.  E. 

Wilkinson,  F.  L.,  jr 

APPOINTMENTS,  DEATHS,  RESIGNATIONS.  165 

Members  oj  the  class  of  1918 — ( graduated  June  2 8 , 1917 ) appointed  ensigns — Continued. 


Gibson,  F.  S. 

Whitemarsh,  R.  P 

Haines,  J.  M. 

Eberhart,  H.  G, 

Henkle,  R.  H. 

Macklin,  W.  A.  S. 

Fisher,  T.  G. 

Mintzer,  L.  M. 

Remington,  T.  F. 

Lanier,  B.  B. 

Connell,  F.  B. 

Rogers,  J.  W. 

Barringer,  V.  C.,  jr. 

Woolley,  G.  B. 

Withers,  C. 

Derx,  M.  R. 

Bailey,  V. 

Clifford,  L.  E. 

Bannerman,  G. 

Duvall,  E.  E.,  jr 

Moore,  C.  G.,  jr. 

Habrylewicz,  L.  L 

Hutson,  A.  L. 

Jayne,  J.  K. 

Foote,  E.  A. 

Taylor,  W.  L. 

Brady,  J.  H. 

Stailey,  H.  D. 

Flynn,  A.  I. 

Baldwin,  W.  0. 

Poole,  R. 

Murphy,  E.  J.  A. 

Mitten,  R.  L. 

Kendall,  H.  S. 

Geiselman,  E.  H, 

Lewis,  M.  L. 

Murray,  J.  D.,  jr. 

Krueger,  E.  H. 

Iverson,  E.  V. 

Eaight,  S.  M. 

Sobel,  H.  R. 

Harrison,  P.1 

Erskine,  W.  E.  G. 

Ross,  G.  E.,  jr. 

Haffey,  T.  J. 

Wunch,  E.  W. 

Duncan,  J.  H. 

Plonk,  J.  0. 

Custer,  G.  DeM, 

Bailey,  W.  0. 

Crutcher,  C.  R. 

Kane,  J.  D.  H. 

Haynes,  A.  P. 

Kalbfus,  G.  R. 

Norton,  S.  C. 

Thornton,  P.  M. 

Henifin,  L. 

Whitfield,  J.  W. 

Armstrong,  R.  F. 

Hillhouse,  F.  B 

Etheredge,  G.  0. 

Lovette,  L.  P. 

White,  C.  B. 

Eekhout,  B.  V. 

Dillon,  W.  M. 

Flagg,  A.  P. 

MacLellan,  H.  E, 

Kidder,  E.  J. 

Phillips,  W.  K. 

Marley,  A.  S.,  jr. 

Walbridge,  E.  D 

Eaches,  R.  M. 

Fischler,  P.  K.,  jr. 

Busbey,  L.  W. 

Sherwood,  G.  B. 

Courtney,  F.  J. 

Cobb,  S.  D.  A. 

Alexander,  R.  C. 

Huntoon,  J.  G. 

Deans,  M.  A. 

Kidd,  A.  C. 

von  Hasseln,  H.  W 

Riggs,  R.  S. 

Percifield,  W.  M. 

Townsend,  G.  D. 

Wieber,  C.  W. 

Fechteler,  F. 

Moen,  A.  T. 

Leventen,  H.  K. 

Ferguson,  R.  R 

Craig,  A.  B, 

Gibb,  E.  D. 

Midshipmen  of  the  class  of  1917  appointed  second  lieutenants  in  the  Marine  Corps 

Richards,  W.  P 

Gale,  T.  B. 

Gover,  L.  L. 

Staud,  B.  F. 

Harris,  T.  F. 

Elmore,  W. 

Hagen,  E.  G. 

Jones,  C.  M. 

Midshipmen  of  the  class  of  1917  appointed  assistant  paymasters , United  States  Navy 

Marbourg,  E.  F. 
Steeves,  L.  S. 

Harvey,  L. 

Schofield,  A.  R 

Midshipmen  of  the  class  of  1918  appointed  second  lieutenants  in  the  Marine  Corps 

Wright,  J.  T. 

Page,  A.  H.,  jr. 

Perkins,  J.  L. 

Creesy,  A.  E 

Curtis,  D. 

Bartlett,  S.  J 

Midshipmen  of  the  class  of  1918  appointed  assistant  paymasters , United  States  Navu 

Domer,  W.  D . 1 1 

Bell,  E.  E.  | 

1 Subject  to  physical  examination. 

Wood,  J.  0 

166  APPOINTMENTS,  DEATHS,  RESIGNATIONS. 

Resignations . 

Alger,  M.  M.,  class  of  1916. . ....................................... .Oct.  5,  1916 

Nichols,  H.  J.,  class  of  1917. ....................................... .Oct.  5, 1916 

Grey,  J.  E.,  class  of  1918. ......................................... .Oct.  16,  1916 

Russ,  G.  A.,  class  of  1920. ........................................ .Oct.  19,  1916 

Peterson,  C.,  class  of  1919. ....................................... .Oct.  20,  1916 

Kinney,  W.  S.,  class  of  1920. ...................................... .Nov.  2,  1916 

Dickey,  0.  J.,  class  of  1920. ....................................... .Nov.  18,  1916 

Gebicke,  R.  A.,  class  of  1920. .................................. Dec.  5, 1916 

Levitt,  M.  M.,  class  of  1920 ................................... .Dec.  13, 1916 

Humes,  J.  A.,  class  of  1920. ....................................... . Jan.  4,  1917 

Rice,  R.  K„,  class  of  1920. .Jan.  25,  1917 

Casey,  J.  R.,  class  of  1920. .Jan.  31,  1917 

Thompson,  H.  O.,  class  of  1920. ............................ .Jan.  31,  1917 

Wilson,  A.  A.,  class  of  1920 .Jan.  31,  1917 

Mercer,  J.  G.,  class  of  1920. .Feb.  2,  1917 

Wallace,  H.  K.,  class  of  1920 ........................... ....  .Feb.  2,  1917 

McMurry,  S.  J.,  jr.,  class  of  1920.. ................................. .Feb.  2,  1917 

Brush,  O.  G.,  class  of  1918. Feb.  6,  1917 

Grove,  C.  S.,  3d,  class  of  1918. Feb.  6,  1917 

Neill,  J.  B.,  jr.,  class  of  1918. ..................................... .Feb.  6,  1917 

Scott,  J.  B.,  class  of  1918. Feb.  6,  1917 

Bailliere,  T.  H.  G.,  class  of  1919. ................................. .Feb.  6,  1917 

Benson,  R.  B.,  class  of  1919. ..................................... .Feb.  6,  1917 

Gilman,  A.,  class  of  1919. .Feb.  6,  1917 

Haberkorn,  J.  A.,  jr.,  class  of  1919. ... Feb.  6,  1917 

Hutchinson,  M.  C.,  jr.,  class  of  1919. ........... ....... ....  .Feb.  6,  1917 

Kirtland,  F.  R.,  class  of  1919. .Feb.  6,  1917 

MacNamee,  A.  J.,  class  of  1919. .Feb.  6,  1917 

Archer,  LaV.,  class  of  1920. ........ .Feb.  6,  1917 

Baldesberger,  W.  P.  A.,  class  of  1920. .............. Feb.  6,  1917 

Bobzien,  E.  B.,  class  of  1920 Feb.  6, 1917 

Boyle,  C.  A.,  class  of  1920. .Feb.  6,  1917 

Brownell,  T.  C.,  class  of  1920 .Feb.  6,  1917 

Bryan,  E.  D.,  class  of  1920 .Feb.  6,  1917 

Buchanan,  O’R.  A.,  class  of  1920 ... .Feb.  6,  1917 

Caraher,  B.  P.,  class  of  1920. .Feb.  6,  1917 

Cherbonnier,  A.  V.,  jr.,  class  of  1920 Feb.  6,  1917 

Cook,  A.  E.,  class  of  1920 .Feb.  6,  1917 

Cranston,  W.  B.,  class  of  1920. Feb.  6,  1917 

Diatikar,  A.  S.,  class  of  1920 .Feb.  6,  1917 

Digges,  J.  I.,  class  of  1920. .Feb.  6,  1917 

Doxon,  W.,  jr.,  class  of  1920 Feb.  6,  1917 

Edwards,  R.  D.,  class  of  1920 ...  .Feb.  6,  1917 

Faine,  C.,  class  of  1920 Feb.  6,  1917 

Griswold,  W.  A.,  class  of  1920 Feb.  6,  1917 

Gullatt,  E.  F.,  class  of  1920 Feb.  6,  1917 

Hagerty,  R.  H.,  class  of  1920 Feb.  6,  191? 

Hahn,  H.  G.,  class  of  1920. Feb.  6,  191? 

Hail,  H.  D.,  class  of  1920 Feb.  6,  191? 

Hales,  R.  S.,  class  of  1920 .Feb.  6,  1917 

Hanson,  R.  E.,  class  of  1920.  ............................... .Feb.  6,  1917 

Hanst,  C.  Et,  class  of  1920. .Feb.  6, 1917 


APPOINTMENTS,  DEATHS,  RESIGNATION S 


167 


floehn,  J.  E.,  class  of  1920. ........ 

Hoover,  W.  D.,  class  of  1920. 

Houser,  H.  A.,  class  of  1920. ...... 

Howlett,  J.  H.,  class  of  1920. ...... 

Huddleston,  T.  L.,  class  of  1920.... 

Jensen,  L.  C.,  class  of  1920 

Jessup,  L.,  jr.,  class  of 1920 ... 

Jones,  H.  C.,  class  of  1920. ........ 

Kemper,  W0  P.,  class  of  1920 

Kinney,  J.,  jr.,  class  of  1920. 

Kuraner,  W.,  class  of  1920. 

Lamb,  C.  E.,  class  of  1920 ..... 

Lambdin,  J.  T.,  jr„,  class  of  1920. . . 
Leighton,  G.  A.,  class  of  1920. .... 

Lyttle,  G„  XL,  class  of  1920. ... 

McConnell,  L.  S.,  class  of  1920. . . . . 

McKee,  L.,  class  of  1920. ......... 

Metzger,  S.  W.,  class  of  1920. ...... 

Morrall,  S.  R.,  class  of  1920 

Murphy,  W.  J.,  class  of  1920 

Ryley,  W.,  jr.,  class  of  1920. 

Saye,  J.  R.,  class  of  1920. 

Shoemaker,  W.  R.,  jr.,  class  of  1920 
Smith,  J.  C.,  jr.,  class  of  1920. .... 

Snelling,  C.  M.,  jr.,  class  of  1920 

Snyder,  G.  W.,  3d,  class  of  1920.. . . 

Steel,  H.,  class  of  1920 ........ 

Stevens,  G.  C„,  class  of  1920 

Thompson,  J.  B.,  jr.,  class  of  1920. . 
Tipton,  C.  D.,  class  of  1920. ....... 

Denfeld,  F.,  class  of  1920 

Porteous,  E.  J.,  class  of  1920 ... 

Kennedy,  B.  R,„  class  of  1918. .... 

McDuffie,  W.  A.,  class  of  1920 

Spaulding,  J.  W.,  class  of  1919. 

Lewis,  D.  W.,  class  of  1920. 

Moore,  D.  W„,  class  of  1920. ...... 

Robinson,  F.  N.,  class  of  1920 

Wheelock,  R.  S.,  class  of  1920 

Rand,  E.  B.,  class  of  1920 

Andrews,  E.  R.,  class  of  1920 

Harrison,  T.  L.,  class  of  1920 

Staples,  G.  B.,  class  of  1917 

Westphal,  F.  A.,  class  of  1919. 

Cooley,  W.  B.,  class  of  1919 

Slater,  R„  I.,  class  of  1920 

Johnson,  F.  O.,  class  of  1920 

Kirtland,  C.  W.,  class  of  1919 

Lamb,  C.  J.,  class  of  1919 

Railey,  B.,  class  of  1920 

Engs,  J.  S.,  class  of  1920 

Howe,  J.  H.,  class  of  1920 

Thomas,  F.  C.,  class  of  1920 

Royal,  P,  K.,  class  of  1920.. 


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APPOINTMENTS,  DEATHS,  RESIGNATIONS, 


McClure,  R.  B.,  class  of  1921 .May  31,  1917 

Holmes,  U.  T.,  jr.,  class  of  1920 June  2,  1917 

Flagg,  J.  H.,  class  of  1920 June  2,  1917 

Smith,  C.  G.,  class  of  1920. .June  2,  1917 

Phillips,  W.  D.,  class  of  1920 June  2,  1917 

Clark,  C.  A.,  class  of  1920 .June  2, 1917 

Wright,  J.  E.,  class  of  1920 June  4,  1917 

Bullene,  E.  F.,  class  of  1918. .June  29, 1917 

Corbett,  H.  S.,  class  of  1918. June  29, 1917 

Pearsall,  L.  M.,  class  of  1920. July  2, 1917 

Choate,  G.  F.,  class  of  1921 . . Aug.  10, 1917 

Sanderson,  G.  F.,  class  of  1920 Aug.  30, 1917 

McConnell,  L.  S.,  class  of  1921 .Aug.  30, 1917 

Smyser,  H.  E.,  class  of  1921. ... Aug.  31, 1917 

Andersen,  H.  C.,  class  of  1920 Sept.  20, 1917 

Roberts,  H.  C.,  class  of  1920 Sept.  22, 1917 

Spykstra,  J.,  jr.,  class  of  1920 Sept.  22, 1917 

Hamilton,  S.  M.,  class  of  1921 Sept.  29, 1917 

Baker,  C.  B.,  class  of  1921 Oct.  6, 1917 

Browning,  J.  N.,  class  of  1920 Oct.  17, 1917 

Dismissed. 

Berry,  M.  D.,  class  of  1920. Aug.  24, 1917 

Baker,  E.  C.,  class  of  1920. Sept.  21,1917 

Dropped. 

McElroy,  W.  G.,  class  of  1921 Sept.  29, 1917 


Bartlett,  S.  J...... 

Anderson,  H.  H... 
Dingwell,  P.  D . . . 

Ives,  J.  S 

Kincaid,  E.  H. . . . 
Rochester,  H.  A.. 

Scull,  H.  M 

Wilcock,  W.  C 

Brown,  G.  W...... 

Browning,  J.  N r. . 
McEathron,  E.  D. 
Cook,  Albert  B.  = . 
Buch,  W.  G ..... . 

Dufton,  W.  S...... 

Dwyer,  J.  W.. 

Francis,  W.  B..... 

Greber,  C.  F.. 

Herring,  G.  G.,  jr, 
Lee,  W.  J......... 

McClure,  R.  B.  r.. 
McWilliams,  J.  H. 
Orcasitas,  P.,  jr. . . 

Shaw,  H.  P 

Smyser,  H. E.  r... 


Retained  in  next  lower  class. 


Class  of  1917  to  class  of  1918 
Class  of  1918  to  class  of  1919 
Class  of  1918  to  class  of  1919 
Class  of  1918  to  class  of  1919 
Class  of  1918  to  class  of  1919 
Class  of  1918  to  class  of  1919 
Class  of  1918  to  class  of  1919 
Class  of  1918  to  class  of  1919 
Class  of  1919  to  class  of  1920 
Class  of  1919  to  class  of  1920 
Class  of  1919  to  class  of  1920 
Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 


r Resigned, 


APPOINTMENTS,  DEATHS,  RESIGNATIONS. 


169 


Weidner,  W.  F 

Ewen,  E.  C ... 

Hamilton,  S.  M.  r. . . 

Hyatt,  D 

Kemodle,  M.  H 

Lyon,  G.  D 

Rush,  A.  S 

Van  de  Water,  D.  G 
Weiss,  0.  C.  Jo 


.Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
.Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
.Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
.Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
.Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
.Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 
.Class  of  1920  to  class  of  1921 


r Resigned. 


MERIT  ROLLS  FOR  1916-17. 


Merit  rolls,  made  out  annually  for  each  class,  show  the  proficiency  of  the  midship- 
men  in  each  branch  of  study.  The  numbers  given  in  the  table,  showing  the  relative 
weight  of  the  different  branches,  are  used  as  coefficients,  the  final  mark  in  each  branch 
(on  a scale  of  4)  being  multiplied  by  the  number  assigned  to  that  branch.  The  sum 
of  the  products,  after  adding  the  multiple  for  discipline,  is  the  final  mark  of  the  mid° 
shipmen  for  the  year,  after  deducting  the  penalty  for  demerits  assigned,  in  accordance 
with  paragraphs  178-179,  Regulations  United  States  Naval  Academy,  1916. 

In  the  graduating  merit  roll  the  final  standing  for  the  course  is  determined  by  the 
sum  of  the  yearly  multiples. 

Midshipmen  who  attain  So  per  cent  of  the  multiple  for  a year  shall  be  distinguished 
by  a star  affixed  to  their  names  on  the  annual  merit  rolls.  (Regulations,  U.  S.  Naval 
Academy,  1916,  par.  207.) 

The  diplomas  of  midshipmen  whose  final  multiples  on  the  graduating  merit  roll 
are  not  less  than  85  per  cent  of  the  maximum  shall  read  “passed  with  distinction;’5 
those  whose  final  multiples  are  less  than  85  per  cent  but  not  less  than  75  per  cent  of 
the  maximum,  shall  read  “passed  with  cre#t;”  and  those  whose  final  multiples  are 
less  than  75  per  cent  of  the  maximum  shall  read  “passed.-  (Regulations,  U„  S. 
Naval  Academy  1916,  par.  20S.) 

•Received  85  per  cent  of  the  multiple. 

a Absent  annual  examination  by  reason  of  sickness;  continued  with  class  subject 
to  delayed  examinations. 

A Absent  annual  examination  by  reason  of  sickness;  continued  subject  to  delayed 
examinations;  passed  delayed  examinations  and  graduated  as  of  same  date  as  his  class. 

b Deficient  at  annual  examination. 

B Absent  annual  examination  second  class  work  by  reason  of  sickness;  continued 
subject  to  special  examination;  deficient  on  special  examination;  continued;  deficient 
annual  examination  first  class  work;  retained  in  next  lower  class. 

C Absent  annual  examination  by  reason  of  sickness;  continued  subject  to  delayed 
examinations;  absent  at  time  of  delayed  examinations;  retained  in  next  lower  class* 

d Deficient  at  annual  examination;  reexamined  and  again  found  deficient;  retained 
In  next  lower  class. 

D Absent  annual  examination  second  class  work  by  reason  of  sickness;  continued 
subject  to  special  examination;  passed  special  examination;  continued  with  class. 

e Deficient  at  annual  examination;  recommended  to  be  dropped;  resigned. 

E Absent  annual  examination  by  reason  of  sickness. 

/ Deficient  at  annual  examination;  reexamined:  passed;  and  continued  with  class. 

F Deficient  at  annual  examination;  reexamined  and  again  found  deficient;  recom- 
mended to  be  dropped;  resigned. 

g Deficient  at  semiannual  examination;  reexamined  and  again  found  deficient; 
continued  pending  result  of  annual  examination. 

G Absent  annual  examination  by  reason  of  sickness;  retained  in  next  lower  class 
subject  to  physical  examination. 

h Deficient  semiannual  examination;  reexamined  and  again  found  deficient;  con- 
tinued pending  result  of  annual  examination;  retained  in  next  lower  class. 

171 


172 


MERIT  ROLLS  FOR  1916-1911 . 


H Absent  annual  examination  by  reason  of  sickness;  turned  back  into  next  lower 
class  subject  to  physical  examination;  found  physically  disqualified  and  required  to 
resign;  resigned. 

t Deficient  at  annual  examination;  continued  pending  result  of  reexamination; 
absent  at  time  of  reexamination  on  account  of  sickness;  transferred  to  United  States 
naval  hospital,  Fort  Lyon,  Colo.,  September  15,  1917,  for  treatment. 
j Disqualified  at  annual  physical  examination;  required  to  resign;  resigned. 

J Disqualified  at  annual  physical  examination;  continued  subject  to  treatment; 
later  appointed  assistant  paymaster  in  the  United  States  Navy. 
h Disqualified  at  annual  physical  examination. 

K Disqualified  on  reexamination. 

I Passed  on  reexamination. 

L Disqualified  at  annual  physical  examination;  graduated  and  continued  pending 
result  of  reexamination. 

me  Upon  graduation,  appointed  second  lieutenant  in  the  United  States  Marine 
Corps. 

n Rejected  physically  on  reexamination;  required  to  resign;  resigned, 
o Rejected  physically  on  reexamination;  continued  until  next  annual  physical 
examination. 

pc  Upon  graduation,  appointed  assistant  paymaster  in  the  United  States  Navy  . 
q Reexamined  and  continued  subject  to  later  reexamination, 
r Resigned. 

8 Dismissed. 

t Retained  in  next  lower  class  subject  to  physical  examination;  examined  and 
found  qualified. 

u Rejected  at  delayed  annual  physical  examination;  continued  until  next  annual 
physical  examination. 

v Allowed  to  graduate,  but  required  to  resign  immediately  after  graduation, 
resigned. 

w Readmitted  with  class  of  1921. 
x Retained  in  next  lower  class. 

X Continued  until  next  annual  physical  examination. 
xx  Turned  back  into  next  lower  class  on  account  of  misconduct 
y Passed  delayed  examinations;  continued  with  class. 


173 


MERIT  ROLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  MARCH,  1917. 


Merit  roll  for  the  completed  course  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduatinq  class  ( class  of 
1917 ) — 183  members — annual  examination , March,  1917  ( graduated , Mar.  29,  1917), 


Order 

of 

merit. 

Name. 

First 

year. 

Second 

year. 

Third 

year. 

Fourth 

year. 

General 
aggregate 
for  four 
years. 

Maxima . 

80 

160 

240 

240 

720 

*1 

Haeberle,  F.  E 

70.  76 

146. 17 

216.  55 

220.  57 

654.  05 

*2 

Ostrander,  J.  E.,  jr 

68.  90 

142.  49 

212.  88 

214.  45 

638.  72 

*3 

Brady,  E.  E.,  jr 

66.  90 

138.  69 

211.  46 

216.  36 

633.  41 

*4 

Maples,  H.  L.............. 

65.  57 

139.  31 

213.  IS 

210.  66 

628.  72 

*5 

Mclver,  G.  W.,jr. .... 

68.  53 

141.  65 

205.  71 

20S.  33 

624.  22 

*6 

McKee,  A.  I. ............. . 

63.  85 

132.  24 

209.12 

218.  35 

623.  56 

*7 

Oster,  H.  R. ............. . 

66.  35 

; 136, 55 

206.  36 

214.  21 

623.  47 

*8 

Dees,  R.  E, ................ 

70.11 

137.  38 

205.  65 

205.  32 

618.  46 

*9 

Campbell,  C 

68.  88 

! 140. 12 

203. 11 

206.32 

618.  43 

10 

Huschke,  P.  W.  F 

6L23 

129.  70 

205.  65 

212.  36 

608.  94 

11 

Schumacher,  T.  L. 

62.84 

133.  39 

203.  35 

202.  34 

601.  92 

12 

Johnson,  C.  W 

67.21 

134.  92 

200.  53 

195.44 

598. 10 

13 

Coe,  D.  IV 

65.  80 

135.  94 

200,26 

195.  00 

597.  00 

14 

Fahrion,  F.  G 

64.  90 

131.52 

199.02 

199.75 

595. 19 

15 

Noble,  A........ 

64.  02 

130.45 

196.  88 

199.  32 

590.  67 

16 

Rawlings,  N.  L, 

66.  29 

131.81 

190.  51 

202.  02 

590.  63 

17 

Kiland,  I.  N. 

65.  24 

130.  94 

196.37 

198.  04 

590.  59 

18 

Dean,  F.  EL ......... 

64.72 

133.45 

194.59 

197.  33 

590.  09 

19 

Mitchell.  E.  A.... 

63.48 

125.  SI 

195.  79 

202.  58 

587.  66 

20 

■ Klein,  H.  S 

63.  30 

129.77 

194.  86 

195.  90 

583.  83 

21 

Douglas,  A.  D. 

66.  04 

130.25 

190.89 

196.  06 

583.  24 

k 122 

Wainwright,  L, 

62.  S5 

126.31 

198,15 

191.  67 

578.  98 

23 

> Wallin,  H.  N 

62.  80 

124.  55 

194.26 

196.93 

578.  54 

24 

i Duncan,  D.  B ...... 

64.19 

130. 10  1 

185.76 

198.  04 

578.  09 

25 

! Wynne,  S.  J.... 

60.  76 

128. 10 

192.  85 

196.  33 

578.  04 

26 

; Muschlitz,  E.  E... 

69.  33 

i 132. 81 

191.  25  j 

182.  72 

576. 11 

27 

, Dashiell,  R.  B 

65.  09 

124.44 

189.  00 

196.  27 

574.  80 

28 

Woodruff,  J.  L 

62.59 

126.  61 

191.37  ! 

194.  05 

574.  62 

29 

RichmoDd,  J.  O’D. 

64.62 

128.  85  | 

186.  63  1 

191.  86 

571.  96 

30 

Fox,  D.  C 

65.  40 

129, 10 

180.  81 

195.  54 

570.  85 

31 

Shepard,  A.  G 

62.  71 

125.  65 

186.47  1 

195.  62 

570.  45 

32 

Fullin' wider,  S.  P.,  jr 

60.  60 

121.72 

188.43  | 

199.  36 

570. 11 

33 

Small,  L.  F..... 

62.  20 

124.40 

190.  OS 

192. 10 

568.  78 

34 

Clarke,  W.  P.  0 

64.  78 

128.  50 

1SS.  17 

187.  31 

568.  76 

35 

Caldwell,  E.  B 

60.68 

125.  86 

185.  61 

196.  60 

568.  75 

36 

Allen,  J,  K 

61.  83 

122.26  | 

189.  32 

195.  01 

568.  42 

37 

Vytlacil,  N 

61.  03 

122.71  ; 

185,  14 

196.  91 

565.  79 

174  MERIT  ROLL—  GRADUATING  CLASS,  MARCH,  1917. 


Merit  roll  for  the  completed  course  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class~(class~pf 
1917)— 183  members— annual  examination , March , 1917 — Continued," 


Order 

of 

merit. 

Name. 

First 

year. 

Second 

year. 

Third 

year. 

Fourth' 
year,  j 

General 
aggregate 
for  four 
years. 

Maxima.,... 

80 

160 

240 

240 

720 

8S 

Wooster,  S.  H. ............ . 

62.  30 

125.  34 

189.  39 

188. 15 

565. 18 

39 

Rogers,  E.  B .............. . 

57.84 

119.  87 

190.  62 

196.  65 

564. 98 

40 

Howard,  G,  T. ............ . 

65.80 

123.  79 

180.  53 

190.  95 

561. 07 

41 

Hayden,  C,  L. ............. . 

60.40 

121.  03 

192.  05 

187. 40 

560.  88 

42 

Randolph,  R.  L.,  jr 

68.  32 

135.  30 

178.  09 

178. 13 

559.  84 

43 

Tobin,  R,  G 

60.54 

124. 49 

185.  80 

187.  77 

558.  60 

kmc44 

Richards,  W.  P. ........... . 

64.  05 

129.  00 

185. 19 

180. 16 

558. 40 

45 

Waldschmidt,  T.  M. ....... . 

61.  44 

124.  21 

183.  45 

1S9.  00 

558. 10 

46 

Ivnowles,  H.  B. 

60.62 

124.  56 

183.97 

188.  78 

557.  93 

47 

Schneider,  A.  P. .......... . 

62.  39 

123.  55 

183.  87 

186. 44 

556.  25 

48 

Bigelow,  A.  A. ............ . 

66.  82 

122.  90 

182. 12 

182.  94 

554.  78 

49 

Ogg,  R.  = = 

62. 19 

122.70 

186.  74 

182.  55 

554. 18 

50 

Tyler,  J.  C 

58.  60 

121.  05 

184.  43 

189.  85 

553.  93 

51 

Sallada,  H.  B ............. . 

60.  54 

121. 13 

178. 47 

193.  62 

553.  76 

52  j 

Buchalter,  B. .............. . 

59.  51 

123.  28 

181.  00 

188.  91 

552.  70 

53 

Fairlamb,  G.  R.,  jr. ........ . 

62.  72 

122.  27 

180. 10 

187.56 

552.  65 

54 

Gregory,  J,  W. ............ . 

60.  65 

123.  89 

187. 49 

180. 40 

552.  43 

a pc55 

Marbourg,  E.  F. ........... . 

64. 42 

121.  77 

180.  05 

185. 83 

552.  07 

56 

Cruse,  ,T.  R 

59.  95 

121.  98 

186.  99 

183. 14 

552. 06 

57 

Metcalf,  J,  T. ............. . 

63.  21 

124. 10 

179.  50 

185. 16 

551.  97 

58 

Collins,  Ro  F....... 

62.  48 

122.10 

177. 53 

189.  67 

551.  78 

59 

Stand,  B,  F 

59.  61 

122.  32 

188. 12 

179.  53 

549.  58 

60 

Shortridge,  P.  F. .......... . 

61. 14 

124.  85 

182.  76 

180.  59 

549.  34 

Cl 

Denebrink,  F.  C 

60.  98 

116.  30 

178.  09 

193.  77 

549. 14 

62 

Twomey,  J.  J, .............. 

61.  63 

118.  92 

177.  76 

188. 45 

546.  76 

63 

Stump,  F.  B ............... . 

57.29 

117.  53 

181.  70 

189.  82 

546.  34 

64 

Matthews,  R.  B ........... . 

60.  62 

123.  68 

177.  23 

182.  92 

544. 45 

65 

Sease,  H,  St.  0.............. 

57.  91 

121.  64 

180.  35 

184.  39 

544.  29 

66 

Calhoun,  W.  C. 

62. 02 

124. 19 

1S1. 10 

176.  91 

544. 22 

67 

Holden,  C.  F...... 

62.  37 

117.  36 

175.  92 

188.  37 

544.02 

68 

Hudson,  L,  J. .............. . 

58.44 

117.  74 

178.  97 

187.  46 

542.  61 

69 

Dimwoody,  K. 

59.  95 

114.  66 

175.  62 

191.99 

542.  22 

70 

Brewer,  S.  B... 

56.  08 

119.  82 

179. 96 

185.  82 

541.68 

71 

Moore,  V.  J. .............. . 

60.  72 

124.  61 

174. 46 

181.36 

541. 15 

72 

Lively,  F.  W. .............. . 

60.  70 

120.  20 

177.86 

182. 05 

540.  81 

73 

Conyne,  J,  H. ............. . 

57. 03 

120.  31 

180.  02 

183.  37 

540.  73 

MERIT  ROLL-GRADUATING  CLASS,  MAECH,  1911  175 


Merit  roll  for  the  completed  course  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  ( class  of 
1917 ) — 183  members— -annual  examination , March , 191 7— Continued. 


Order 

of 

merit. 

Name. 

First 

year. 

Second 

year. 

Third 

year. 

Fourth 

year. 

General 
aggregate 
for  four 
years. 

Maxima...................... 

80 

160 

240 

240 

J20 

74 

Browne,  D.. ...... .......... 

57. 38 

118. 36 

182. 17 

182. 50 

540. 41 

75 

Neilson,  F.  W „ 

62.49 

112. 85 

179. 55 

185. 51 

540. 40 

76 

Irby,  F.S.. ............... 

58. 50 

119. 11 

179. 40 

382.84 

539. 85 

77 

Price,  A,  I.................. 

59. 27 

118.  38 

176.  95 

183.37 

537. 77 

78 

Hagen,  E.  G .............. . 

64. 01 

116. 06 

174.  86 

182.  59 

537. 52 

79 

Headlee,  C.  De  V 

57.78 

116. 27 

176.  76 

386.35 

536.  96 

60 

Presnell,  B„ 

53. 25 

116. 86 

181. 80 

184.  75 

536.  66 

Steeves,  L.  S....... ..... 

56. 87 

120. 83 

178. 71 

379. 86 

536. 27 

82 

Comstock,  M. ............. . 

61.40 

115. 81 

169.  79 

188. 89 

535. 89 

83 

McReynolds,  R.  W.,  jr. . . . . . 

61. 24 

120. 52 

171.  89 

182. 12 

535.  77 

64 

Gruelick,  R.  W. ........... . 

65. 15 

120. 29 

173. 41 

176. 12 

534. 97 

85 

Avery,  H................... 

60.18 

116. 63 

175.  90 

182.  08 

534. 79 

86 

Tevis,  P.U 

62.21 

117. 18 

176. 48 

177. 85 

533.  72 

87 

Doughty,  L.,  jr... ........... 

65.80 

116. 59 

376.40 

174. 13 

532.  92 

88 

Shown,  W.  V..... .......... 

62.17 

118. 19 

175.  04 

177. 14 

532. 54 

89 

Ely,  H.  E.,jr...... ......... 

60.11 

120. 11 

174. 83 

177. 106 

532. 156 

90 

Weber,  G,  K... ............ 

59. 78 

121.20 

172. 35 

178. 806 

532. 136 

91 

Hyde,  R.  U...... 

57. 98 

114. 70 

175. 39 

182.  97 

531.  04 

fc*92 

Dietrich,  W.  F 

59.  63 

115. 45 

172.  72 

182. 12 

529. 92 

93 

Wyman,  R........ ......... 

59. 39 

120. 73 

177. 31 

171. 85 

529.  28 

AJ9Z\ 

Harvey,  L ................ . 

57.46 

117.35 

173.16 

181.18 

529  15 

94 

Reaves,  A.  G..... .......... 

58.23 

114. 00 

176.  98 

179. 84 

529. 05 

95 

Cummings,  G.  C............. 

63.  67 

123.11 

168. 77 

173. 31 

528.  86 

96 

Harper,  R.  H............... 

59. 33 

119. 71 

173. 23 

175. 17 

527. 44 

97 

Keller,  G.  M. ............... 

62.  68 

114.04 

370.  78 

178.  63 

526. 13 

98 

Heffeman,  J.  B ........... . 

60. 20 

113.  78 

171. 06 

179. 77 

524. 81 

99 

Moran,  E.  J. .............. . 

57. 58 

109. 30 

169. 87 

187. 52 

524.  27 

1 100 

Blodgett,  H.  C. ........... . 

58.  99 

116.  62 

175. 84 

172.  38 

523. 83 

j 101 

Keefe,  J.  II.... 

60. 49 

112. 83 

168. 42 

181.  92 

523. 66 

! 102 

Senn,  E.  M.. ....... ........ 

50. 05 

109.  .04 

173. 88 

184.  62 

523. 59 

103 

Benson,  F.  W ........... 

56. 18 

109. 05 

183. 83 

174. 45 

523. 51 

! 104 

Cooley,  T.  R.,  jr„ ........... 

61. 67 

113. 89 

170. 31 

176.  89 

522.  76 

[ 105 

Grant,  V.  F 

62. 40 

114.  40 

173. 07 

172.  77 

522.  64 

( 106 

Harriss,  G.  L, ............. . 

55. 58 

112. 15 

172.  49 

182. 13 

522. 35 

107 

Spellman,  F,  T.. ...... ...... 

02. 69 

111.  46 

171. 50 

176. 58 

522. 23 

108 

Gale,  T.B. ......... ........ 

58.  70 

115. 18 

179. 26 

168. 00 

521. 14 

109 

Clark,  H.  W....... ......... 

55.  73 

112, 44 

171.  68 

181. 18 

521,  03 

176  MERIT  ROLL- — GRADUATING  CLASS,  MARCH,  1917. 


Merit  roll  for  the  completed  course  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  (Boss  of 
1917) — 183  members — annual  examination , March , 1917 — Continued. 


Order 

of 

merit. 

Name. 

First 

year. 

Second 

year. 

Third 

year. 

Fourth 

year. 

General 
aggregate 
for  four 
years. 

Maxima .......  o,  ...... ....... 

80 

160 

240 

240 

720 

iio 

Hansen,  C.  L 

56.32 

113.  07 

172.  45 

177. 17 

519. 01 

111 

Sparrow,  E.. .............. . 

55.  06 

117. 82 

173. 23 

172. 48 

518. 59 

112 

Wyatt,  B.  H. ............. . 

57.  34 

115. 93 

171.  47 

173. 50 

518. 24 

113 

Porter,  R.  L.,  jr. 

58.  06 

115.  43 

168. 08 

176.  09 

517.  66 

114 

Davis,  W.  P. .............. . 

54.  97 

113. 06 

172. 10 

177. 37 

517.  50 

115 

Forster,  G.  F. 

56.  62 

109. 27 

170.  77 

180.  74 

517.  40 

116 

Clark,  V.  0. ............... 

57.  61 

112.  52 

167.  74 

177.  35 

515.  22 

<1117* 

Poindexter,  G.  A .......... . 

55.  34 

109.  45 

168. 49 

181. 53 

514.  81 

117 

Jones,  E.  H ............... . 

59.60 

112.  99 

163. 44 

17S.97 

515.  00 

118 

Morris,  E.  W 

61.  25 

117.  66 

170. 10 

165.57 

514.  58 

119 

Fleming,  R.  W 

52.  84 

109.  82 

171. 29 

180.  45 

514. 40 

120 

Hendley,  T.  B ............ . 

61.  07 

112.  37 

166.  22 

174.  54 

514.  20 

121 

Morcock,  W.  J. ............ . 

56.  51 

112.  47 

168.  96 

175.  77 

513.  71 

122 

Coontz’,  K.  L.. ............ . 

58.  20 

111.  20 

170. 17 

174. 11 

513.  68 

123 

Keller,  K. 

61.00 

121. 23 

164.  07 

165.  96 

512.  26 

124 

Councill,  H.  F. ............ . 

54.  79 

113. 00 

173.  80 

170.  06 

511.  65 

125 

Harris,  T.'F... 

57. 33 

114.  90 

163. 05 

175.  84 

511. 12 

126 

Keating,  R.  E.. ..... 

60. 81 

112. 50 

165.  50 

171.  91 

510.  72 

127 

Warren,  P.  W. 

55.  78 

107.  75 

167. 83 

178. 26 

509.  62 

128 

Walton  J N 

55. 03 

112. 93 

162.  57 

178.  81 

509.  34 

£129 

Hurlbut,  E.  S 

55.  75 

115. 21 

171.  71 

166. 10 

508.  77 

130 

McCann,  A.  R. ............ . 

55. 63 

110. 11 

169. 11 

173.  62 

508.  47 

131 

Hanson,  E.  G 

59. 22 

113.  20 

163.  74 

171.  97 

508. 13 

132 

Anderson,  H.  W. .......... . 

61.69 

114.  34 

163. 06 

168. 43 

507.  52 

133 

Ludlow,  W.  G.,  jr. ........ . 

57.  83 

109.  44 

161.  77 

177.  58 

506.  62 

134 

Brewington,  C.  W ......... . 

55. 21 

110.  46 

167. 02 

173.  35 

506.  04 

135 

Austin,  L.  B..... ....... 

56. 19 

111.  31 

168.  98 

169.  37 

505.  85 

136 

Holton,  C.  McK. ........... 

60.  77 

113.  52 

164. 14 

167.  38 

505.  81 

137 

Jenkins,  J.  H ............. . 

56. 82 

114.  21 

167.  82 

166.  59 

505.  44 

138 

Wessell,  L.  P. ............. . 

52. 32 

107.  43 

166.  80 

178.  51 

505.  06 

139 

| Topp,  E. 

57.  75 

108.  94 

164.  77 

173. 43 

504.  89 

140 

Worden,  F.  L ............. . 

57.17 

113.  80 

168.  35 

165.  56 

504.  88 

141 

Evans,  D.  R. 

58.32 

110.  27 

166.  04 

169.  27 

503.  90 

142 

Weis,  F.  L... 

57. 11 

113.  55 

163.  82 

169. 01 

503.  49 

Jones,  C.  M. 

59.  92 

113.22 

163.07 

166.53 

502. 74 

144 

Hanafee,  F.  J. 

60.11 

113.25 

161.  97 

166. 98 

502.31 

145 

Mack,  A.  R .... — 

55,73 

107.97 

168.11 

169,47 

501. 28 

MERIT  ROLL — GRADUATING  CLASS,  MARCH,  1917, 


177 


Merit  roll  for  the  completed  course  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  ( class  of 
1917) — 183  inembers — annual  examination , March,  1917 — Continued. 


Order 

of 

merit. 

Name. 

First 

year. 

Second 

year. 

Third 

year. 

Fourth 

year. 

General 
aggregate 
for  four 
years. 

Maxima  

80 

160 

240 

240 

720 

146 

Stone,  J.  G.  M 

54.01 

112. 76 

163.13 

170. 61 

500. 51 

147 

Skylstead,  R,  F. ........... . 

56.62 

112.86 

161.29 

169.21 

499. 98 

148 

Ward,  C.  0.................. 

54.57 

108. 08 

162. 66 

174.30 

499. 61 

149 

Clark,  G.  W... ...... ....... 

53.79 

105.  98 

165.86 

173.38 

498.81 

150 

Ross,  T.  D.. ............... 

55.41 

107. 71 

163.29 

172.30 

498.71 

151 

Conover,  J.  P.,  jr. .......... . 

59.28 

115.49 

160.46 

162.43 

497. 66 

feil52 

Murphv,  J.  V. ............. . 

53.89 

107. 52 

163. 59 

172. 65 

497. 65 

153 

Smith,  F.  A. ............... . 

58.13 

109. 81 

160.61 

168. 94 

497.49 

154 

Park,  P.  H 

58.75 

114. 84 

164.70 

158.42 

496.  71 

k vl55 

Staples,  G.  B...... ......... 

52.68 

107.32 

163. 90 

172.44 

496. 34 

156 

Jacobsen,  C.  L. ............ . 

53.94 

108. 02 

158. 65 

175. 68 

496. 29 

157 

Floyd-Jones,  K. ............ . 

55.87 

109.  76 

161. 13 

168. 53 

495. 29 

k £158 

Reifel,  W.  McK. ............ 

54.72 

110.39 

164.78 

165.12 

495.01 

159 

Ball,  W.H...... ............ 

55.82 

110. 12 

166.70 

162. 13 

494. 77 

160 

Sargent,  L.  P. ............ . 

57.83 

105. 82 

164.36 

166.  67 

494.  68 

161 

Cook,  S. 

57.07 

107.49 

163.55 

166.24 

494. 35 

162 

Gover,  L.  L.......... 

58.01 

115.06 

164.22 

153.75 

491. 04 

£163 

Schofield,  A.  R... ......... . 

53.69 

109. 64 

159.48 

167.48 

490.29 

164 

Perkins,  C.  N. 

58.99 

110.  95 

155.54 

164.58 

490. 06 

165 

Failing,  R,  Van  A. ........ . 

55. 11 

109.  90 

160.44 

157.29 

482. 74 

166 

Wells,  B.  0.......... ....... 

51.56 

101.  74 

157. 77 

171.66 

482. 73 

167 

Kelly,  L.E. 

56.86 

107.60 

ICO.  07 

157.62 

482. 15 

168 

Jackson,  H.  W. ............ . 

54.43 

109. 18 

154.11 

163.46 

481.18 

169 

Spencer,  D.  A. ............. . 

51.87 

102.90 

156. 97 

166.06 

477.80 

/170 

Bartholdi,  J.  J ............ . 

51.28 

104.22 

158.60 

163. 16 

477.26 

171 

Weitzel,  C.  W — 

53  ..39 

103.47 

156. 60 

163. 72 

477. 18 

172 

Ely,  H.  F.. 

53.04 

103. 81 

158.49 

161.03 

476.42 

173 

Lehrfeld,  I........... 

56.26 

110.05 

154.80 

155. 17 

476.28 

174 

Dillon,  S. E. 

55.06 

106.05 

155.25 

159. 61 

475. 97 

175 

Forshew,  J.  H.,  jr.  — ...... 

53.16 

103.80 

156. 65 

155.73 

474.34 

176 

Claude,  W.  S.  B... ......... 

55. 11 

104.07 

155. 80 

158. 97 

473. 95 

177 

Heath,  W.  S 

55.  96 

107. 84 

159. 52 

148. 63 

471. 95 

• 178 

Elmore,  W 

53.47 

106. 72 

155. 11 

149. 02 

464. 32 

179 

Hoover,  G.  B. 

51.32 

105.47 

157. 78 

148. 20 

462. 77 

180 

Hoeffel,  K.  M. ............ . 

50.  66 

102.55 

155. 99 

151.04 

460.24 

b x 

Bartlett,  S.  J.. ...... . ..... . 

54.47 

105.47 

154. 95 

149.  96 

464. 85 

8255— IS 12 


178  MERIT  ROLL=— GRADUATING  CLASS,  MARCH,  1917. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  ( class  of  1917 ) — 1S3  members— fo  r 

Mar.  29, 


Order 

of 

general 
merit 
tor  aca- 
demic 
year. 

Name. 

Seaman- 

ship. 

Ordnance 

and 

ballistics. 

Torpedoes 

and 

gunnery. 

Naviga- 

tion. 

Compass 

deviation. 

Turbines. 

Maxima. .............. 

44 

32 

12 

24 

12 

12 

*1 

Haebcrlc,  F.  E....... 

39. 79 

29. 20 

11.  07 

21. 12 

11.  37 

10.  S6 

*2 

McKee,  A.  I.......... 

38. 49 

28.  SO 

11. 10 

22.  50 

11.46 

11. 25 

*3 

Brady,  E.  E.,  jr. 

38. 42 

27. 44 

11. 19 

21. 42 

10.  50 

10.  62 

*4 

Ostrander,  J.  E.,  jr.. 

39.  38 

28. 56 

11. 07 

21. 06 

10.  59 

11.  31 

*5 

Oster,  H.  R 

37.  04 

30. 40 

10.  89 

20.  52 

10.  74 

11.16 

*G 

Huschke,  P.  W.  F.... 

38.  55 

28. 40 

10.  92 

21.  78 

10.  83 

11.10 

*7 

Maples,  H,  L 

38. 41 

28. 16 

10.  65 

21.  36 

10.  92 

10.26 

*S 

Mclver,  G.  W.,  jr 

38. 49 

28. 88 

11.  25 

21.72 

11.16 

11. 07 

*9 

Campbell,  C ........ . 

37.  97 

2G.  40 

10.17 

20.  28 

10.32 

10.83 

*10 

Dees,  R.  E. 

36. 73 

29. 20 

10.  74 

21.96 

10.98 

10.29 

11 

Mitchell,  E.  A. . . ..... 

36. 56 

26. 40 

10.  71 

20.94 

10.29 

9.  75 

12 

Schumacher,  T.  L . . . . 

37.58 

2S.  00 

9.  96 

| 20.64 

9.93 

10.  65 

13 

Rawlings,  N.  L........ 

35. 15 

25.  60 

10.  77 

| 19.  SO 

' 10.17 

10.  38 

14 

Fahrion,  F.  G . . . 

35.  33 

26.  80 

10.  20 

21.  GO 

10.32 

9.  51 

15 

Fullinwider,  S.  P.,  jr.. 

36. 43 

25.  52 

10.  95 

20.16 

! 10.32 

10.  S3 

16 

Noble,  A. 

34.  58 

28. 24 

10. 05 

21.  90 

10.50 

9.  36 

17 

Duncan,  D.  B.. 

34.  33 

26.24 

10.  32 

21.36 

10.  59 

10.  05 

17 

Kiland,  I.N 

35.  85 

26.  00 

10.  56 

! 20. 70 

10. 20 

10. 41 

19 

Dean,  F.  H ..... 

33.  SG 

26. 08 

9.  87 

19.80 

10. 17 

9.  84 

20 

Wallin,  H.  N...... 

35.  50 

26.  S8 

9.  63 

20.34 

I 10.14 

9.54 

21 

Vytlacil,  N 

35.  50 

27.  84 

9.  96 

18.96 

10.14 

10.  05 

22 

Rogers,  E.  B ........ . 

36.  90 

25.  92 

9.  84 

19.  SO 

10.  35 

9.  36 

23 

Caldwell,  E.  B 

35.  89 

27. 12 

9. 48 

21.  30 

10.29 

9.  72 

24 

Wynne,  S.  J.......... . 

35.  87 

24.  24 

10. 14 

IS.  24 

9.  60 

10. 05 

25 

Dashiell,  R.  B 

35. 43 

26.  00 

10.  68 

19.  74 

1 9.03 

10.  77 

26 

Douglass,  A.  D 

36.  79 

24.  56 

10.  56 

18.  60 

9.  66 

9.  75 

27 

Klein,  H.  S 

35.  98 

27.  68 

10.  23 

20.  46 

10.32 

9.  84 

28 

Shepard,  A.  G 

35.46 

25.  76 

9.  69 

20.64 

9.54 

9.  78 

29 

Fox,  D.  C 

33.  92 

25.76 

9.  63 

20.  22 

10.  SG 

9.  81 

30 

Johnson,  C.  W. 

3o.  9o 

27. 28 

10.  32 

19.  98 

10.  29 

9. 42 

31 

Allen,  J.  K. 

34.64 

25.  84 

10.  26 

19.  08 

j 8.70 

10. 44 

32 

Coe,  D.  W. .. 

34.  50 

26.  88 

10.02 

21.  72 

10.14 

9.  81 

33 

Woodruff,  J.  L.... 

36.  71 

26.  96 

10. 80 

19.  20 

10.53 

9.  99 

34 

Denebrink,  F.  C. . . . . . 

37. 51 

24.  80 

9. 48 

19. 14 

9.  30 

9.  30 

35 

Sallada,  H.  B ....... . 

35.  93 

25.  36 

10.  50 

18.  72 

9.  99 

9.  75 

36 

Small,  L.  F. 

34.  82 

25.  20 

10.  95 

19.86 

9.06 

10.  26 

37 

Dunwoody,  K 

36.  91 

26. 16 

10.  38 

17.  52 

j 9.36 

9.87 

38 

Richmond,  J.  O’D 

33.  36 

26.  80 

9.  96 

18.  96 

9.36 

9.  57 

MERIT  ROLL — GRADUATING  CLASS,  MARCH,  1917,  179 


the  last  year  of  their  academic  course — annual  examination , March,  1917  ( graduated , 

1917). 


Naval 

construc- 

tion. 

Electoral 

engineer- 

ing. 

Modern 

languages. 

Hygiene. 

Effi- 

ciency. 

Practice 

cruise. 

Total. 

Demerits 

(sub- 

tract). 

Aggregate. 

16 

36 

12 

4 

24 

12 

240 

15 

240 

14.  72 

32.58 

10.  62 

3.  94 

23.64 

11.  76 

220.  67 

0.10 

220.  57 

14.  04 

33.  81 

10.14 

3.  99 

22.74 

10.83 

219. 15 

.80 

218.  35 

14.56 

33.  72 

10.92 

3.  81 

23. 40 

10.80 

216.  86 

.50 

216.  36 

14.  88 

32.91 

10.  95 

3.  98 

19.  62 

10.44 

214.  75 

.30 

214. 45 

14.  GO 

31. 41 

10.38 

3.  9S 

22.38 

10.  71 

214.  21 

,00 

214.  21 

14.68 

31.  20 

10.35 

3.  S8 

20.64 

10.23 

212.  56 

.20 

212.  36 

14.  08 

33.  09 

10.  56 

3.  90 

21.  60 

9.  87 

212.  86 

2.20 

210.  66 

13.84 

32.43 

11. 13 

3.  80 

20.  70 

10.26 

214.  73 

6.  40 

208.  33 

13.  72 

31.  80 

10.  G8 

3.  89 

20.84 

9.  72 

206.  32 

.00 

206.  32 

13.  56 

30.93 

10.32 

3.  97 

20.34 

9.  60 

208.  62 

3.  30 

205.  32 

13.  36 

30. 12 

9.  57 

2.97 

21.  90 

11.  01 

203.  58 

1.  00 

202.  58 

14.  36 

31.  86 

10.05 

3.  97 

20.10 

9.54 

206.  64 

4.  30 

202.  34 

13.  32 

29.  73 

9.  51 

3.  30 

22.92 

11.  37 

202.  02 

.00 

202.  02 

13.48 

31.  59 

8.  85 

3.  80 

20.  SS 

9.99 

202.  35 

2.60 

199.  75 

14.  20 

29.  97 

9.  03 

3.  98 

19.  56 

9.  51 

200.46 

1. 10 

199.  36 

13.  04 

30.51 

9.48 

3.  66 

19.  80 

9.  00 

200. 12 

.80 

199.  32 

12.  52 

28.  35 

11.  52 

3.  90 

20.  46 

10.50 

200. 14 

2. 10 

198.04 

13. 40 

2S.  5G 

9. 42 

3.  38 

21.  42 

10.44 

200.  34 

2.  30 

198.04 

12.  92 

32.  70 

9. 45 

3.  70 

19.  08 

10.86 

198.  33 

1.  00 

197.  33 

13.  04 

29.  28 

10.23 

3.  71 

20.34 

10.  20 

198.  83 

1.  90 

196.  93 

13.  08 

2S.  05 

8.28 

3.  97 

22. 14 

10. 14 

198. 11 

1.20 

196.  91 

12.16 

29.  64 

9. 15 

3.  62 

20.04 

10.  47 

197.  25 

.60 

196.  65 

12.96 

29.  70 

9.  87 

3.  57 

20.  70 

10.  50 

201. 10 

4.  50 

196.  60 

12.44 

28.  S6 

10.  65 

3.  89 

22.80 

10.35 

197. 13 

.80 

196.  33 

13.  28 

2S.59 

9.  S7 

3.  CO 

20. 16 

10.  32 

197.  47 

1.  20 

196.  27 

12.96 

29.  07 

10.  38 

3.  88 

20.  22 

9.  63 

196.  06 

,00 

196.  06 

12.  80 

30.  G9 

8.70 

3.  95 

18.  54 

9.  51 

198.  70 

2.  SO 

195.  90 

13.28 

30.09 

9.  00 

3.  50 

20.70 

10.08 

197.  52 

1.  90 

195.62 

13.12 

29.  73 

9.  75 

3.97 

19.  32 

10.  35 

196.44 

.90 

195.54 

12.  64 

30. 15 

9. 15 

3.  20 

21.  96 

10.  50 

200.  84 

5.40 

195.  44 

13.  88 

29.  28 

8.  52 

3.  30 

21.  96 

10.  71 

196.  61 

1.  60 

195.  01 

13.  28 

30.54 

9.  39 

3.  84 

19. 44 

9.  54 

199. 10 

4. 10 

195.  00 

: 12.48 

27.  36 

10.56 

3.  88 

18.96 

9. 42 

196.  85 

2.  80 

194.  05 

■ 12. 24 

25.  68 

10.14 

3.  95 

22.50 

10.23 

194.27 

.50 

193.  77 

12.  88 

28.  29 

9.54 

3.  95 

20.04 

10.17 

195. 12 

1.  50 

193.  62 

12.  96 

29.  67 

9.  39 

3. 15 

19.  50 

9. 18 

194.  00 

1.  90 

192. 10 

12.  48 

28.  35 

8. 19 

2.  80 

21.  36 

9.  81 

193. 19 

1,  20 

191.  99 

12.36 

27.  48 

8.  43 

3.  91 

21.  42 

10,65 

192.  26 

.40 

191.  86 

180  MERIT  ROLL-GRADUATING  CLASS,  MARCH,  1917. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  ( class  of  1917) — 183  members— for  the 


Order 

of 

general 
merit 
for  aca- 

Name. 

Seaman- 

ship. 

Ordnance 

and 

ballistics. 

Torpedoes 

and 

gunnery. 

Naviga- 

tion. 

Compass 

deviation. 

Turbines. 

demic 

year. 

Maxima 

44 

32 

12 

24 

12 

12 

k 139 

Wainwright,  L. . . . . . . . 

34.  62 

26.  32 

9.  75 

21.54 

9.  48 

9.  24 

40 

Howard,  G.  T . 

34.  25 

27.  20 

10.  08 

19.  74 

9.  69 

9.  30 

41 

Tyler,  J.  C 

33.  88 

25.  52 

9.  99 

19.  56 

9.  93 

9.  51 

42 

Stump,  F.  B 

35.  53 

23.  36 

9.  72 

19. 14 

9.  21 

9.  75 

43 

Collins,  R.  F...... 

35.  27 

25.84  | 

9.  90 

18. 18 

9.  33 

9.  78 

44 

Waldschmidt,  T.  M . . . 

34.09 

24.88 

10. 14 

19.  32 

9.  42 

9. 18 

45 

Buchalter,  B 

35. 13 

23.  20  | 

9.  84 

19.08 

9. 45 

10. 08 

46 

Comstock,  M . . . 

33.  98 

25.  36 

10. 11 

18.  60  1 

10.  08 

9.  84 

47 

Knowles,  H.  B ...... . 

36.  59 

24.  56 

9.  72 

18.00 

9.66 

9.  99 

48 

Twomey,  J.  J 

36.  86 

24.  00 

9. 12 

17.52  ! 

9.18 

9.  81 

49 

Holden,  C.  F 

33.  97 

24.16 

9.  30 

18.48  : 

9.  30 

8.  67 

50 

Wooster,  S.  H ....... . 

34.85 

27.  20 

10. 11 

19.  68 

9.  27 

9.  39 

51 

Tobin,  R.  G. ........ . 

35. 44 

23. 44 

10.  23 

19.56 

10.  59 

9.  78 

52 

Fairlamb,  G.  R.,  jr.... 

35.  57 

24.  32 

9.  78 

17.04 

9.  69 

9. 18 

53 

Moran,  E.  J ......... . 

.33.  84 

25.  20 

8.  91 

17.28 

8.  97 

9.  63 

54 

Hudson,  L.  J. 

36.  25 

23.  36 

10.11 

18.54 

9.06 

9.  69 

55 

Hayden,  C.  L... 

34.  34 

25.  44 

10.  05 

19.02 

10.59 

1 9. 69 

56 

Clarke,  W.  P.  O 

36.06 

26.  72 

10.  44 

20.40 

10.26 

10.  23 

57 

Schneider,  A.  P . ..... 

32.  99 

27.  44 

9.03 

20.  34 

9.  48 

8.  91 

58 

Headlee,  C.  De  V 

34.  38 

24. 08 

10. 14 

18.  48 

9. 48 

9.  84 

k pc  59 

Marbourg,  E.  F 

33.  56 

23.  84 

11.  64 

16.  68 

9. 00 

10.  74 

60 

Brewer,  S.  B 

33.  33 

25.12 

9.  33 

20.16 

9.51 

9.  24 

61 

Neilson,  F.  W..... 

34.  93 

24.  08 

9.  33 

18.  36 

9.  93 

9.  96 

62 

Metcalf,  J.  T 

33.  22 

23.  60 

10. 41 

17.76 

8.  37 

8.  70 

63 

Presnell,  B.  K 

33.  31 

26.  32 

9.81 

17.  70 

, 9.63 

9. 18 

64 

Senn,  E.  M 

33.  38 

25.  76 

9.  96 

18.  60 

9.27 

9.  72 

65 

Sease,  H.  St.  C 

32.  58 

25. 12 

9.51 

18.  60 

9.42 

9!  39 

66 

Conyne,  J.  H 

34. 18 

23.  52 

9.  84 

18.  06 

9.  39 

9.30 

67 

Price,  A.  I 

33. 19 

24.  88 

9.  36 

19.  26 

9.  63 

9.  36 

68 

Cruse,  J.  R. 

32.  95 

25.  76 

9.  24 

19.26 

10. 14 

10.  05 

69 

Hyde,  R.  U 

33.  79 

23. 12 

10. 14 

17.  52 

10.05 

10.  08 

70 

Bigelow,  A.  A ....... . 

35.  87 

25.  84 

8.  82 

20. 10 

9.  84 

9.54 

71 

Matthews,  R.  B 

33.  02  • 

25. 44 

9.  27 

18.  00 

9.  75 

9.  84 

72 

Irby,  F.  S. 

33.44 

24.  96 

9.  93 

17.  70 

9.  39 

9.  72 

73 

Muschlitz,  E.  E 

32.  65 

25. 28 

8.82 

19. 08 

9. 15 

9. 15 

74 

Hagen,  E.  G . . 

32.54 

25.84 

9.  27 

20. 10 

9.  66 

9.  66 

75 

Ogg,  R R 

34.  28 

26.24 

10.  05 

18.  36 

9.  63 

9.  81 

MERIT  ROLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  MARCH,  1917. 


181 


last  year  of  their  academic  course — annual  examination,  March , 1917 — Continued, 


Naval 

construc- 

tion. 

Electrical 

engineer- 

ing. 

Modern 

languages. 

Hygiene. 

Effi- 

ciency. 

Practice 

cruise. 

Total. 

Demerits 

(sub- 

tract). 

Aggregate. 

16 

36 

12 

4 

24 

12 

240 

15 

240 

12.  80 

32.07 

8.  88 

3.  59 

19.  08 

9.  30 

196.  67 

5.  00 

191.  67 

12.24 

27.  57 

8.  49 

3.  75 

19.  80 

10. 14 

192.  25 

1.  30 

190.  95 

12.  52 

28.  71 

9.  33 

3.  65 

20.  04 

9.  51 

192. 15 

2.  30 

189.  85 

13.  08 

29.  25 

8 85 

3.  46 

20. 16 

9.  81 

191.  32 

1.  50 

189.  82 

12.  64 

26.  52 

9.  06 

3.  83 

19.98 

10.44 

190.  77 

1. 10 

189.  67 

12.  56 

29.  43 

10.  20 

3.  87 

19.  56 

9. 15 

191.  80 

2.  80 

189.  00 

12.  80 

29.  43 

9.30 

3.  75 

18.  06 

9.  69 

189.  81 

.90 

188.  91 

12.  48 

25.  89 

9.  96 

3.  30 

19.  62 

10.47 

189.  69 

.80 

188.  89 

13.  40 

29.  49 

10.  14 

3.  77 

18.  30 

9.  66 

193.  28 

4.  50 

188.  78 

12. 16 

28.  08 

10.  38 

3.  88 

19.  08 

9.48 

189.  55 

1. 10 

188.  45 

12.  32 

26.  79 

9.  48 

3.  76 

22.  26 

! 10.98 

189.  47 

1. 10 

188.  37 

12.  64 

29. 13 

8.  52 

3.  78 

18.  60 

8.88 

192.  05 

3.  90 

188. 15 

12.  64 

28.  56 

7.  83 

3.  95 

20.  94 

j 9.81 

192.  77 

5.  00 

187.  77 

13.  04 

29.  43 

9.  51 

3.  23 

19.  86 

9.  51 

190. 16 

2.  60 

187.  56 

11.  80 

26.  37 

8. 52 

3.  78 

23.  04 

10.  98 

188.  32 

.80 

187.  52 

12.  64 

29.  61 

8.  91 

3. 10 

19.  56 

1 10. 53 

191.  36 

3.  90 

187.46 

12.  56 

30.  09 

8.  70 

2.  80 

18. 18 

9.  54 

191.  00 

3.  60 

187. 40 

13.  24 

28.  20 

7. 80 

3.  78 

19.  98 

10.  20 

197.  31 

10.  00 

187.  31 

13. 16 

26.  94 

8.19 

3. 35 

19.  50 

9.  81 

189. 14 

2.70 

186. 44 

12.  84 

28.  77 

8.  58 

3.  75 

20.  22 

9.99 

190.  55 

4.  40 

186. 15 

12.  00 

29. 88 

8. 16 

3.  74 

19.  20 

9.  39 

187.  83 

2.  00 

185. 83 

11.  76 

28.  56 

9.  39 

3.  70 

19.80 

9.  42 

189.  32 

3.  50 

185. 82 

12. 48 

26.  61 

9.  57 

3.  79 

20.  52 

10.  05 

189.  61 

4. 10 

185.  51 

12.  08 

26.  70 

10.  62 

3.  48 

20.46 

10.  26 

185.  66 

.50 

185. 16 

13.  24 

28. 11 

9.  69 

3.  64 

18.  90  I 

9.  72 

189.  25 

4.  50 

184. 75 

12.  92 

26. 16 

8.  67 

3.  28 

20.  04 

9.  36 

187. 12  j 

2.  50 

184.  62 

12.  64 

26.  37 

8.  67 

3.  83 

20.  58 

9.  78 

186.  49 

2. 10 

184.  39 

12. 16  ! 

26.  37 

9.  00 

3.86 

19.  50 

10.  29 

185. 47 

2. 10 

183. 37 

11.  76 

26.  73 

8.  28 

3.  80 

20. 10 

9.  42 

185.  77 

2.  60 

183. 17 

12.  08  ; 

27.  51 

9.  63 

3.  75 

18.  24 

9.03 

187.  64 

4.  50 

183. 14 

12.  00 

26.  34 

10.02 

3.  78 

19.  32 

9.81 

185.  97 

3.  00 

182.  97 

12.  60 

26.  67 

9.78  | 

3.  50 

18.84 

10.  44 

191.  84 

8.  90 

182.  94 

12.  64 

26.  55 

8.49 

3.  89 

18.96 

9.  27 

185. 12 

2.  20 

182.  92 

12.  76  1 

26.94 

8.22 

3.  50 

19.62  ! 

9.96 

1S6. 14 

3.  30 

182. 84 

12. 16 

28. 14 

9.75  ! 

3.  77 

19. 02 

9.45 

1S6. 42 

3.  70 

182.  72 

12.  52 

25.  71 

9.  24 

3.  40 

19.  32 

9.63 

186.  89 

4.  30 

182.  59 

12.  32 

28.  56 

7.98  | 

3.  30 

18.  48  | 

9.  54 

188.  55 

6.  00 

182.  55 

182  MERIT  ROLL- — GRADUATING  CLASS,  MARCH,  1917. 

Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  ( class  of  1917) — 1S3  members— for 


Order 

of 

general 
merit 
for  aca- 

Name. 

Seaman- 

ship. 

Ordnance 

and 

ballistics. 

Torpedoes 

and 

gunnery. 

Naviga- 

tion. 

Compass 

deviation 

Turbines. 

demic 

year. 

Maxima 

44 

32 

12 

24 

12 

12 

7G 

Browne,  D.. ...... ..... . 

33.10 

• 24.  00 

9.  84 

19. 14 

9. 45 

8.46 

77 

Harriss,  G.  L ........ . 

34.6-1 

24. 48 

9. 27 

18.  66 

9.  21 

8.  73 

kl  78 

Dietrich,  W.  F. ... 

32.  CO 

24.  24 

10. 14 

16.  26 

8.31 

9. 15 

78 

McReynolds,  R.  W.,  jr. 

31.53 

24.  24 

9.54 

18. 48 

9.  39 

9. 15 

80 

Avery,  H.... ........ . 

32. 09 

23. 44 

9.  33 

17.46 

9.54 

9. 24 

81 

Lively,  F.  W 

32.  95 

25.  44 

9.  78 

20.28 

10.  3S 

9.  45 

82 

Keefe,  J.  H..... ..... . 

32. 43 

25.36 

9.  90 

16. 44 

9. 09 

9.  24 

AS2h 

Poindexter,  G.  A 

35.05 

22.48 

10. 02 

16.56 

10.17 

10.65 

83 

Moore,  Y.  J ......... . 

32.  99 

24.  80 

9.  24 

17.  76 

9.  S7 

9.  87 

84 

Clark,  H.  W. 

32.  71 

24.  24 

9.  27 

18.  72 

9.  GO 

9.42 

AJS  4 

Harvey,  L 

33.94 

23.92 

9.48 

16.98 

10. 38 

10.77 

85 

Forster,  G.  F ........ . 

31.  54 

23.  52 

9. 15 

19. 02 

9.21 

8.  91 

86 

Shortridge,  P.  F ..... . 

34.48 

26.  00 

9.54 

19.  50 

9.54 

9. 15 

87 

Fleming,  R.  W 

34. 04 

21.84 

9. 42 

16. 26 

8.  07 

9.  81 

88 

Gregory,  J.  W. 

34.  59 

25.  60 

9.  G6 

18.  60 

9.  72 

9.96 

kmcSO 

Richards,  W.  P. 

31.  75 

22.  °4 

9.  36 

IS.  24 

9.  81 

8.  55 

fcpc90 

Steeves,  L.  S..... 

33.  S5 

24.  00 

10. 47 

18.  36 

9.  78 

10. 11 

91 

Reaves,  A.  G 

33.  55 

21.  68 

9.  84 

17.  76 

9. 03 

9.  24 

92 

Heffernan,  J.  B ...... . 

33.46 

24. 16 

9. 4S 

18.  7S 

9.  09 

9.  39 

93 

Stand,  B.  F 

34.  26 

25. 12 

9.  30 

17.  SS 

9.  21 

9. 42 

94 

Jones,  E.  H ......... . 

31.  70 

23.  04 

9. 00 

17. 10 

9. 09 

8.  97 

95 

Weber,  G.  K 

32.07 

23.  92 

9. 045 

19.26 

9.  924 

9.  297 

96 

Walton,  J.  N. .... 

33.  24 

23.84 

9.54 

16.  86 

9.  36 

8.  40 

97 

Keller,  G.  M 

34. 15 

23.  92 

9.39 

IS.  00 

9.  SI 

10=  14 

9S 

Wessell,  L.  P. 

31.  87 

23.  52 

9.99 

16.  56 

8.  64 

9.54 

99 

Warren,  P.  W... 

33.  31 

23. 28 

9.  G6 

IS.  IS 

9. 42 

8.  73 

100 

Randolph,  R.  L.,  jr. . . 

31.  85 

25.  84 

8.  82 

17.  76 

8. 85 

9. 12 

101 

Tevis,  P.  U. 

33.  52 

23.  92 

9. 06 

16.  92 

9.06 

9. 45 

102 

Ludlow,  W.  G.,  jr 

32. 30 

23.  84 

9. 18 

17. 40 

9. 12 

9.  39 

103 

Davis,  W.  P.. . ....... 

32. 02 

24.  96 

9.  63 

17.04 

9.  51 

10. 11 

104 

Clark,  V.  O... ....... 

32.18 

25. 04 

9.  63 

18.  60 

9. 00 

8.  01 

105 

Hansen,  C.  L 

32.54 

21.92 

10.  05 

18.18 

9.  81 

9.  75 

106 

Shown,  W.  Y. ....... . 

32.  86 

23. 76 

9. 18 

17.  82 

9. 06 

9.45 

107 

Ely,  H.  E.,  jr 

33.  4o5 

25. 44 

8. 49 

17.  94 

9.  573 

9. 261 

108 

Calhoun,  W.  C 

32.  26 

22.  80 

9.  51 

19.  32 

8.  82 

9.  30 

109 

Cooley,  T.  R.,  jr. . . . . . 

31. 47 

23.  28 

9.  87 

17.  76 

9. 45 

9.  96 

110 

Spellman,  F.  T. ...... . 

34.  47 

23.  60 

8.  88 

17. 10 

8.82 

8.  91 

MERIT  ROLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  MARCH,  1917.  183 


the  last  year  of  their  academic  course — annual  examination , March , 1917 — Continued. 


Naval 

construc- 

tion. 

Electrical 

engineer- 

ing. 

Modern 

languages. 

Hygiene. 

Effi- 

ciency. 

Practice 

cruise. 

Total. 

Demerits 

(sub- 

tract). 

Aggregate. 

16 

36 

12 

4 

24 

12 

240 

15 

240 

12. 4S 

28. 11 

8. 79 

3. 83 

19. 74 

9. 66 

ISO.  60 

4. 10 

182. 50 

11. 40 

26.73 

9. 03 

3.  SO 

19. 62 

9. 36 

1S4.  93 

2. 80 

1S2. 13 

12.  56 

26.  91 

9.  21 

3. 90 

20. 04 

9.90 

1S3.  22 

1. 10 

1S2. 12 

12.  20 

27.12 

9. 60 

3.96 

19.  50 

9. 45 

1S4.  22 

2. 10 

1S2. 12 

12.  2S 

26. 13 

9.57 

3. 80 

20. 64 

10. 80 

1S4.  3S 

2. 30 

1S2. 08 

12.56 

2S.  S9 

8.79 

3.  SS 

IS.  90 

10.05 

191. 35 

9. 30 

182. 05 

12. 12 

24.  7S 

8.  94 

3. 65 

19.  SO 

10. 11 

1S1. 92 

.00 

1S1. 92 

12.40 

27. 93 

7. 86 

2.80 

19.  SO 

9.81 

1S5. 53 

4. 00 

181. 53 

11.  92 

28. 29 

8.  5S 

3. 15 

20. 82 

10.47 

187.  76 

6.40 

181. 3G 

12.  28 

27. 93 

7.  S6 

3.62 

19. 32 

10. 41 

1S5. 3S 

4.  20 

181. 18 

12. 20 

26. 19 

8.97 

2.  60 

18.  60 

9. 45 

183.  4S 

2. 30 

181. 18 

12. 56 

26. 40 

10.  59 

3. 60 

18.  96 

8.  SS 

1S2.  34 

1.60 

180.  74 

12. 16 

26. 55 

8. 19 

3. 74 

IS.  96 

8. 5S 

1S6.  39 

5. 80 

ISO.  59 

12.  52 

25.  35 

7.  SO 

3.  05 

22. 98 

10.71 

1S2. 45 

2.00 

ISO.  45 

12.12 

26.  79 

9.  63 

3. 48 

IS.  90 

9.45 

1SS.  50 

8. 10 

ISO.  40 

11.  44 

26. 40 

10. 44 

3.40 

19.92 

9. 81 

181. 36 

1.  20 

180.16 

12.  72 

2S.  OS 

7.  50 

3. 73 

IS.  30 

S.  40 

1S5. 36 

5. 50 

179.  S6 

11.  SS 

26.  61 

9.27 

3. 4S 

20. 10 

10.  20 

1S2.  64 

2.  SO 

179.  S4 

11. 80 

23. 13 

S.  79 

3.  28 

20. 10 

10. 11 

1S1. 57 

1. 80 

179. 77 

12.  52 

28. 41 

10. 47 

3.  SO 

IS.  96 

10.  32 

ISO.  73 

10. 20 

179. 53 

12.  44 

25.  S6 

8.  73 

3.  SO 

20. 46 

10. 6S 

ISO.  S7 

1.90 

178.  97 

12. 44 

25. 9S 

9.  24 

3.  S9 

19.  20 

9. 24 

1S3.  506 

4.70 

178. 806 

11.  40 

25. 41 

9.  09 

3.44 

19.  98 

9. 75 

ISO.  31 

1.  50 

178. 81 

11.  96 

28. 11 

9. 09 

3.  63 

19. 62 

9.81 

1S7.  03 

9. 00 

178. 63 

12.  60 

24. 30 

8. 58 

3.  S3 

20.  64 

8. 94 

179.  01 

.50 

178. 51 

12. 44 

25. 92 

8. 10 

3.  75 

19.  62 

9. 45 

181. 86 

3.  60 

178.  26 

11.  92 

25. 29 

10.  92 

3. 35 

20. 04 

9. 57 

1S3. 33 

5. 20 

178. 13 

11.  68 

25.17 

8. 10 

3. 40 

19.  86 

10.71 

ISO.  S5 

3.  00 

177.85 

12.64 

26.  37 

8.10 

3. 44 

19.  20 

10.50 

1SE  48 

3.  90 

177. 58 

12.24 

24.  63 

7.  35 

3.  OS 

20.  64 

10.  56 

181.  77 

4. 40 

177.  37 

12.00 

25.  53 

8.25 

3.55 

19.  26 

9.  60 

ISO.  65 

3.  30 

177. 35 

12.  04 

27.  96 

8. 19 

2.  SO 

18.  S4 

9.  69 

1S1.  77 

4.  60 

177. 17 

13.  20 

26.  85 

8.  64 

3.  78 

IS.  00 

8.  94 

181.54 

4. 40 

177. 14 

11.60 

26. 157 

8. 13 

2. 93 

20.46 

9.  87 

1S3.  306 

6.  20 

177. 106 

12.92 

26.  70 

7.  71 

2.78 

20.  28 

9.  21 

181.  61 

4.  70 

176.  91 

11.  68 

25.  56 

8.  28 

3.  SO 

20.  22 

9.  96 

181.  29 

4. 40 

176.  89 

12. 12 

25. 41 

9.  57 

3.  35 

19.  02 

9.  63 

ISO.  SS 

4.  30 

176.  58 

184  MERIT  ROLL— GRADUATING  CLASS,  MARCH,  1917. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  ( class  of  1917 ) — 183  members— for  the 


Order 

of 

general 
merit 
for  aca- 

Name. 

Seaman- 

ship. 

1 

Ordnance ' 
and 

ballistics. 

Torpedoes 

and 

gunnery. 

Naviga- 

tion. 

1 

Compass  I 
deviation,  j 

Turbines. 

demic 

year. 

Maxima  .............. 

44  j 

32 

12 

24 

12 

12 

Ill 

Gruelick,  R.  W 

32.71 

24.  56 

9.  09 

16.86  1 

9.12  i 

9.  66 

112 

Porter,  R.  L.,  jr ..... . 

31.12  | 

23.36 

9. 18 

16.32 

9.24 

9.  06 

113 

Harris,  T.  F.....  

32.80 

24.  32  ! 

9.  39 

17.46 

9.  27 

8.85 

114 

Morcock,  W.  J. ...... . 

32.12  ! 

24.80 

9.60 

17.46 

9.51 

9.  00 

115 

Jacobsen,  C.  L. ...... . 

31.54 

25.52 

9.  27 

17.58 

8.79 

9. 48 

116 

Harper,  R.  H. ....... . 

31.53 

23.20  | 

9.48 

18.36 

8.58 

8. 13 

117 

Hendley,  T.  B ...... . 

32.46  j 

23.84  1 

9.  42 

17.10 

8.79 

8.  97 

118 

Benson,  F.  W 

31.63  | 

23.44  j 

8.  85 

18.48 

9.15 

8. 13 

119 

Ward,  C.  0 ......... . 

32.45 

23.76  | 

9. 12 

15.96 

8.46 

8.  94 

120 

Doughty,  L.,  jr. ....... 

31.43 

25.04 

9. 12 

20.28  i 

9.  72 

9.  66 

121 

Coontz,  K.  L 

34.14 

21.84 

8.  85 

j 17.94  1 

8.67 

8. 19 

122 

McCann,  A.  R 

32.97 

23.36 

9.00 

! 16.50 

8.61 

9.  36 

123 

Wyatt,  B.  H ........ . 

31.30  | 

23.^0 

9.  36 

! 17.22 

8.52 

9. 12 

124 

Topp,  E 

32.02  j 

24.00 

8. 07 

18.18 

8.  73 

8.  55 

125 

Brewington,  G.  W . . . . 

31.72  5 

21.76  1 

9.  06 

15.18 

9.  27 

9.  81 

126 

Cummings,  G.  C. 

31.36  i 

24.32 

9.54 

17.10 

8.  85 

8.  73 

127 

Clark,  G.  W. 

30.57  | 

23.  28 

8.  91 

17.16 

9. 18 

9. 09 

128 

Grant,  V.  F 

i 34.07 

22.88 

10.08 

16.38 

8.  67 

9.  21 

kll.29 

Murphy,  J.  Y. ....... . 

j 31.17 

22.  32 

8.  91 

16.26 

8.70 

9. 15 

130 

Sparrow,  E .......... . 

33.14 

20.96 

9.  66 

| 16.80 

9.  03 

9.  78 

kv  131 

Staples,  G.  B. ....... . 

31.33 

23.84 

9.84 

16.14 

9.  06 

9.  51 

132 

Blodgett,  H.  C 

32.23 

25. 44 

9.  06 

19.86 

9.42 

9.30 

133 

Ross,  T.  D.= . ......... 

31.33 

23.44 

8.  22 

18.06 

8.  85 

7.  56 

134 

32  91 

24.  96 

9.  60 

: 18. 42 

8.  64 

9. 06 

135 

Keating,  R.  E..... . . . . 

30.78 

22.  32 

8.61 

| 16. 32 

8.  34 

8.85 

136 

| Wyman,  R .......... . 

33. 15 

j 23.84 

9.  03 

! 17.40 

8.  76 

9.  39 

137 

Wells,  B.  0.... ....... 

32.15 

24.96 

9.  00 

17.10 

8.  82 

8.58 

138 

Stone,  J.  G.  M ...... . 

32. 45 

23.04 

9.  03 

16.62 

8.  28 

9.  72 

139 

Councill,  H.  F 

32.56 

23.20 

10.86 

17.28 

8.49 

8.  91 

140 

Mack,  A.  R....c 

29.77 

22.  24 

9.54 

17.16 

8.  07 

9. 12 

141 

Austin,  L.  B.. ....... . 

! 31.38 

22.  56 

9.  63 

; 16.62 

8. 19 

9.  78 

142 

Evans,  D.  R ........ . 

31.25 

21.  84 

9.  24 

16.02 

8.49 

9.12 

143 

Skylstead,  R.  F.. 

| 31. 32 

22.  32 

9. 09 

I 17.52 

• 

9.09 

9.  06 

L44 

' Weis,  F.  L 

29.49 

23.76 

8.70 

! 16.86 

9. 18 

9.  78 

145 

Smith,  F.  A..... ...... 

32.73 

23.20 

9.54 

16.62 

9. 15 

8.  28 

146 

Floyd-Jones,  K.... . . . . 

31.52 

22. 16 

j 9. 81 

16.32 

9.  33 

8. 28 

147 

Anderson,  H.  W .....  . 

1 31.30 

20.64 

9.99 

! 16. 20 

I 8. 58 

9.00 

MERIT  ROLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  MARCH,  1917. 


185 


last  year  of  their  academic  course — annual  examination , March , 1917 — Continued. 


Naval 

construc- 

tion. 

Electrical 

engineer- 

ing. 

Modern 

languages. 

Hygiene. 

Effi- 

ciency. 

Practice 

cruise. 

Total. 

Demerits 

(sub- 

tract). 

Aggregate, 

16 

86 

12 

4 

24 

12 

240 

15 

240 

12.  32 

25.  56 

9.  93 

3.  30 

19.  08 

9.  33 

181.  52 

5.  40 

176. 12 

12.  08 

25.  68 

8.97 

3.  56 

19.74 

10.38 

178.  69 

2.60 

176.  09 

11.  56 

24.18 

8.  88 

3.  55 

19.44 

9.24 

178.  94 

3. 10 

175.  84 

12.52 

25.53 

7.  89 

2.  94 

18.  72 

9.  78 

179.  87 

4.10 

175.  77 

12.32 

24.63 

8.  67 

2.  70 

19.  08 

9.  90 

379.  48 

3.  SO 

175.  68 

10.  96 

25.53 

9.  81 

3.  85 

19.  80 

9.  84 

279.  07 

3.90 

175.17 

11.  40 

24.  42 

8.91 

3.  35 

19.  56 

9. 12 

177.  34 

2.80 

174.54 

12. 12 

24.  63 

8.  91 

3.  52 

19.  98  | 

8.91 

177.  75  / 

3.  30 

174.  45 

12.  36 

23.  97 

8.  37 

3.  25 

21.24 

10.  92 

178.  80 

4.50 

174.  30 

11.  68 

27. 12 

9.  03 

3.40 

18.  54 

9.81 

184.  S3 

10.70 

174. 13 

11.  00 

25.  83 

9. 12 

2.  86 

18.48 

9.  99 

176.  91 

2.  80 

174. 11 

11.  00 

24.  69 

9.03 

3.44 

19.  98  | 

9. 48 

177.  42 

3.  80 

173.  62 

11.44 

24.  30 

7.  86 

2.  75 

19.  80  ! 

10.  53 

175. 40 

1.  90 

173.  5a 

11.24 

26.  97 

8.  55 

3.45 

19.  56 

8.61 

177.  93 

4.  50 

173.  43 

12.44 

25.98 

8.49 

3.10  : 

20. 10  j 

9.  54 

176.  45 

3. 10 

173.  35 

11. 16 

25.  74 

8.88  ! 

3.66 

18.42 

10.05 

177.  81 

4.  50 

173.  31 

12.  68 

26. 10 

8.19 

* 3. 18 

19. 14 

9.  90 

177.  38 

4.  20 

173. 18 

12.  76 

25.  89 

8.64 

3.91 

19.  80 

9.  48 

181.  77 

9.  00 

172.  77 

12.  60 

24.  72 

8.28  ; 

3.84 

19.  50 

9.  60 

175.  05 

2.  40 

172.  65 

11.  76 

26.37 

9.06 

3.92 

18.  90  | 

7.  80 

177. 18 

4.70 

172.  48 

12.  04 

24.  33 

7.65 

2.74 

19.  80 

8.  76 

175.  04 

2.  60 

172.44 

12.  36 

30.  72  | 

8.82 

3.45 

18.  36 

9.  36 

188.  38 

16.  00 

172.  38 

10.96 

24.57 

9.00 

3.96 

19.  20 

9. 45 

174.  60 

2.  30 

172.  30 

12.  76 

27.  54 

9.15 

3.00 

18.  30 

9.  03 

183.  37 

11.  40 

171.  97 

11.  04 

24.42 

9.57 

3.  50 

22.  08 

10.  08 

175.  91 

4.  00  1 

171.  91 

13.  08 

27.  30 

8.28  ! 

2.  70 

19.  02 

9.30 

181.  25 

9.  40 

171.  85 

11.  60 

25. 17  | 

8.31 

3.  23 

19.  26 

9.  48 

177.  66 

6.  00 

171.  66 

12.84 

25.41 

9.36 

3.  78 

18.  00 

CO 

OO 

175.  91 

5.  30 

170.  61 

12.24 

26.67 

9.09 

3.  91 

18.  66 

10.29 

182. 16 

12.10 

170.  06 

12.16 

25. 14 

8.46 

3.  70 

20.34 

9.  57 

175.  87 

6.  40 

169.  47 

12.44 

26. 10 

7.83 

3.64 

18.  78 

9. 12 

176.  07 

6.  70 

169.  37 

11.  96 

26.  07 

8.  88 

2.  75 

18.  90 

10.05 

174.  57 

5.30 

169.  27 

11. 16 

25.  3o 

8.61 

3.  74 

17.  82 

9.  33 

174.  41 

5.  20 

169.  21 

12.  44 

23.  88 

8.88 

2.  95 

18.  66 

9.  33 

173.  91 

4.  90 

169.  01 

11.  40 

24.  99 

8.  82 

3.  82 

18.  78 

8.  91 

176.  24 

7.  30 

168.  94 

11.  40 

24.  51 

8.  73 

3.  80 

19.  20 

8.  97 

174.  03 

5.  50 

168.  53 

11.  20 

23.  46 

8.  28 

3.  98 

19.  08 

9.  72 

171.  43 

3.  00 

168.  43 

186  MERIT  BOLL— GRADUATING  CLASS,  MARCH,  1917. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  ( class  of  1917) — 183  members— for  the 


Order 

of 

general 
merit 
for  aea- 

Name. 

Seaman- 

ship. 

Ordnance 

and 

ballistics. 

Torpedoes 

and 

gunnery. 

Naviga- 

tion. 

Compass 

deviation. 

Turbines.  | 

domic 

Maxima 

44 

32 

12 

24 

12 

12 

year. 

14S 

Gale,  T.  B 

32. 81 

22.  5G 

9.84 

17.04  : 

9. 03 

8. 13 

K149 

Schofield,  A.  R 

30.  77 

22.96 

9. 12 

16.38 

8.  76 

8.94 

150 

Holton,  C.  McK 

30.  61 

21. 76 

8.  S5 

15.78 

8. 82 

8.19 

151 

Hanafee,  F.  J 

30.78 

22.  OS 

8.91 

IS.  78 

9.27 

8.19 ; 

152 

Sargent,  L.  P. ..... .. 

32.56 

23.68 

9.51 

17.04 

8.55 

9.48  ! 

153 

Jenkins,  J.  H 

30.93  ! 

22  SO 

8.37 

17.04 

! 9.66 

9.15  ; 

mc1^ 

Jones,  C.  M 

34.60 

23.68 

9.27 

16.86 

9.24 

9.18  ' 

155 

Cook,  S 

31.56 

21.84 

8.43 

15.90 

8.01 

8.61  j 

£156 

Hurlbut,  E.  S 

30.41 

23. 6S 

9.81 

16.32 

9.51 

8.91  ; 

157 

Spencer,  D.  A 

30.21 

22.72 

9.15 

16.86 

8.40 

8.25 

158 

Keller,  K 

32.05  | 

22.40 

9.39 

17.58 

9.24 

9.48  | 

159 

Morris,  E.  W 

31.54  | 

25.04 

9.57 

18.36 

9.36 

8.97  | 

160 

Worden,  T.  L. 

31.24 

23.44 

9.39 

16.  GS 

9.00 

8.97  | 

H1G1  ; 

Reifcl,  W.  McK 

30.39  ; 

22.00 

8.85 

16.  SO 

7.65 

8.79 ; 

1G2 

Perkins,  C.  N 

31.93 

24.72 

9.36 

17.34 

9.30 

8.31  1 

1G3  ! 

Weitzel,  C.  W... 

31.52 

24.56 

9.45 

16.26 

9.18 

9.45 

164  | 

Jackson,  H.  W 

31.11 

21.36 

•9.45 

16.02 

8.67 

8.73 

yi65 

Bartholdi,  J.  J 

j 31.32  | 

21.44 

9.27 

! 14.82 

9.00 

8.07 

166 

Conover,  J.  P.,  jr 

32.97 

20.32 

8.76 

15.42 

8.28 

8.94  ! 

167 

Ball,  W.  H... 

; 30. 70 

21.84 

8.91 

16.20 

9.00 

8.67  | 

168 

! Ely,  H.  F 

23.  Cl  ! 

22.64 

8.S5 

j 15.36 

8.55 

8.70  : 

169 

Dillon,  S.  E 

31.92 

21.  CO 

9. 24 

1 15. 96 

8.13 

8. 85  j 

170 

Claude,  W.  S.  B 

31..  3.6 

22.40 

8.76 

15. 12 

8.25 

8.19  1 

171 

Park,  P.  H. 

30.59 

23.36 

8.64 

! 15.96 

8.91 

8.49 

172 

Kelly,  L.  E 

30.35 

20.64 

8.52 

15.42 

7.  GS 

8.22 

173 

Failing,  R.V.A 

30.27 

22. 32 

8.79 

17. 2S 

9.27 

8.46 

174 

Forshew,  J.  H.,  jr. . . . 

30.48  ; 

23. 84 

8.58 

17.40 

9.33 

7.50 

175 

Lehrfeld,  I. ........ . 

: 29.48 

24.00 

9. 69 

17.34 

8.43 

9.30 

176 

> Gover,  L.  L.... 

' 31.23 

23. 28 

7.  S3 

16.20 

8.73 

7.50 

177 

Hoeffel,  K.  M 

2S.76 

22. 80 

8.22 

14.82 

8.19 

7.92 

6x178 

Bartlett,  S.  J.. 

29.40 

20.  SS 

7.29 

15.06 

7.86 

7.92 

179 

Elmore,  W 

| 2S.90 

20.40 

7.98 

! 15.42 

7.98 

7.89 

180 

Heath,  W.  S 

1 27.80 

21.04 

8.07 

16.44 

8.55 

8.22 

181 

Hoover,  G,  B 

28. 20 

20.56 

7.50 

17.16 

8.28 

8.79 

187 


MERIT  BOLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  MARCH,  1917. 


last  year  of  their  academic  course — annual  examination , March , 1917 — Continued. 


Naval 

construc- 

tion. 

Electrical 

engineer- 

ing. 

Modern 

languages. 

Hygiene. 

Effi- 

ciency. 

Practice 

cruise. 

1 

Total. 

Demerits 

(sub- 

tract). 

Aggregate. 

16 

36 

12 

4 

24 

12 

240 

15 

210 

11.84 

25.  08 

9.  63 

3.  96 

IS.  96 

9. 12 

178.00 

10.  00 

168.  00 

12.04 

24.  7S 

7.  77 

3.  93 

18. 42 

8.61  | 

172.  4S 

5.  00 

167. 48 

1L  56 

24.  45 

9.  06 

3.  35 

18. 12 

9.63 

170. 18 

2.  80 

107.  33 

11. 32 

24.  36 

8. 25 

3.00 

19. 38 

9.96 

174.  2S  ! 

7. 30 

166.  98 

12. 16 

25. 14 

9.  48 

3. 36 

17.  76 

9.15 

177.87 

11.20 

166.  67 

11.  64 

24.  63 

8.  SS 

3. 33 

18. 90 

8.  76 

174.09  ! 

7. 50 

166.  59 

11.20 

25. 20 

8.40 

2. 80 

19. 9S 

10.62 

1S1.03  i 

14.  50 

166. 53 

10.  84 

24.  00 

9. 15 

3. 37 

19.  98 

9.15 

1 170.84  i 

4.  60 

160. 24 

12.  60 

23. 58 

8. 19 

2. 86 

18.96 

8.67 

1 173.50 

7.40 

166. 10 

10.  96 

23. 85 

8.85 

3. 89 

19.44 

9.78 

172.36 

6. 30 

166. 06 

11.64 

25.  53 

7. 50 

3. 35 

17. 10 

9.  60 

174.86 

8. 90 

165. 93 

11.  76 

26.  55 

7. 50 

3. 55 

IS.  66 

8.31 

179.17  s 

13.  60 

165. 57 

11.  6S 

25.  92  | 

8.25 

3.89 

17. 88 

9. 12 

175.46  | 

9. 90 

165. 56 

10.92 

25.53 

8. 13 

3.40 

19.26 

9. 60 

171.32 

6.20 

165. 12 

11.40 

24.  78 

8. 79 

3.  75 

17. 46 

8.  64 

175.78 

11.20 

164. 58 

12.60 

25.  44 

8.43 

3.3S 

17. 88 

9. 27 

177.42 

13.70 

163.  72 

11.  20 

24.  75 

8.28 

3.88  | 

IS.  90 

10. 41 

172.76 

9.30 

163.  40 

11.  24 

22.17 

7. 59 

3.08 

18.  66 

9.90 

166.56 

3. 40 

163. 16 

11.08 

22.50 

9.42 

3.05 

19.  74 

10. 05 

170:53 

8.10 

162. 43 

11.  OS 

24.45 

9.00 

3.  IS 

19.02 

10. 08 

172. 13 

10.  00 

162. 13 

11.  44 

1 23.  94  1 

7. 92 

3.88 

19.74 

7.95 

167. 5S 

6. 50 

161. 08 

11. 56 

! . 25.  32 

7. 92 

3.40 

17.58 

9.  63 

171. 11 

11.50 

159.  61 

11. 20 

23. 91 

7. 80 

3.85 

IS.  06 

9.57 

16S.  27 

9.30 

158.  97 

11.40 

24.42 

8. 2S 

3. 10 

19.14 

9.93 

172.22 

13.80 

158.42 

10. 64 

23.  85 

7. 53 

| 3.34 

19. 44 

8. 49 

! 164.12 

6.50 

157.  62 

11. 24 

25.56 

7.  92 

3. 48 

19.26 

10. 14 

173.  99 

16.  70 

157. 29 

11. 64 

23.40 

8. 40 

• 3. 25 

18.  24 

9.57 

171.  63 

15.  80 

155.  73 

11. 04 

24.  75 

7. 50 

2. 65 

17.46 

9. 63 

171.  27 

16. 10 

155. 17 

11. 12 

23. 10 

9. 03 

! 3.80 

19.80 

9.  63 

171.25 

17. 50 

153. 75 

10.  72 

24.  66 

7.  77 

3.  65 

IS.  12 

8.  31 

163.  94 

12. 90 

151. 04 

10.  00 

22. 23 

8. 91 

j 3.58 

IS.  24 

9.09 

; 160.46 

10.  50 

149.  96 

10.04 

22.  50 

7.  80 

! 3.45 

! 18.36 

9.30 

160.02 

11.  00 

149. 02 

10.92 

22.  50 

j 8. 73 

3.  25 

17.70 

10. 11 

163. 33 

14.  70 

148. 63 

10. 08 

25.41 

1 7.71 

2.  20 

17.46 

8. 85 

162. 20 

14.  00 

148. 20 

MERIT  ROLL  OP  MIDSHIPMEN  APPOINTED  IN  1914, 


188 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  appointed  in  1914 , for  the  third  year  of 


Order 

of 

general 
merit 
for  aca- 

Name. 

Ordnance 

and 

ballistics. 

Naviga- 

tion. 

Boilers 

and 

mechan- 

ism. 

demic 

year. 

Maxima............................ 

8 

16 

24 

*1 

Sherman,  F.  P. ...... . . 

7.  60 

14.  64 

22. 14 

*2 

Paige,  J.  W. ................. 

7.38 

14.  92 

21.  96 

*3 

Nichols,  W.  R. , 

7. 02 

14. 00 

21.  36 

*4 

Colton,  E.  B ............ . .......... 

7.  38 

14.  20 

21.  00 

*5 

Fowler,  J.  W. ................................ . 

7.  00 

14.  44 

21.  72 

hi*  6 

Malone,  W.  J ... . .......... . . c . . .......... 

7. 18 

13.  96 

21.  30 

7 

Holtmann,  0.  H........ ....................... . 

7.  24 

14.  88 

20.  28 

8 

Richardson,  L.  B. ............................. . 

6.  78 

14.  00 

20.  34 

kl9 

Hopkins,  W.  H.,  jr. ........................... . 

7.20 

14.  00 

21.  90 

10 

Fife,  J.,  jr. ................................... . 

6.  66 

14.  20 

20. 10 

11 

Warlick,  W.  W..... ........................... . 

6.  76 

13.52 

20.  04 

12 

McDowell,  R.  S 

6.  66 

13.  88 

20. 52 

13 

Dodge,  F.  R ................................. . 

6.  44 

13.  92 

20.  58 

14 

Cud d iliy,  G.  T. ............................... . 

7.  22 

13.  36 

19.  92 

15 

Murphy,  Y.  R ................................ . 

6.  80 

13.  32 

19.  62 

16 

Grimm,  0.  E ................................. . 

6.  90 

13.  72 

19. 14 

17 

Byington,  M.  B.,  jr. .......................... . 

6.  70 

13.  84 

18.  96 

18 

Sprague, T.  L. ................................ . 

6.  54 

13.  80 

20.  40 

19 

Styer,  C.  W.... 

6.  48 

14.  00 

20.  64 

20 

Lawyer,  J.  Van  B ............................ . 

6.  26 

13.  44 

19.  68 

21 

Douthit,  F.  L ................................ . 

6.88 

13.  84 

19.  98 

22 

Meadows,  P.  L ............................... . 

6.  70 

13.  00 

20. 16 

23 

Johnson,  E.  R ........ 

6.30 

12.  68 

20. 10 

24 

Browning,  M.  R .............................. . 

6.  64 

13. 00 

20.40 

25 

Sullivan,  J.  R. ................................ . 

6.  80 

13.  84. 

18.  72 

26 

Hutchins,  H.  A.,  jr. .......................... . 

6.  68 

12.  80 

18.  66 

27 

Stone,  E.  E.... .............................. .. 

7.  00 

13. 12 

19.  92 

28 

Scull,  H.M.. .................................. 

6. 14 

12.  76 

20.  40 

29 

lnglis,  T.  B.... ............................... . 

6.  74 

14.  28 

19.  02 

30 

Holmes,  F.  S ....... 

6.  28 

12.  92 

18.66 

31 

Ballentine,  J.  J. ............................... . 

6.54 

13.  28 

18.  66 

H32 

Jacobs,  J.  D .................................. . 

6.  34 

12.  96 

18. 84 

33 

Bennehoff,  0.  R. 

6.  28 

13.  36 

19.  68 

klU 

Browne,  E.  B . = . .............................. 

6.  68 

12.  72 

19.38 

35 

Alvis,  J.  D. ................................... . 

6.  24 

13.  28 

19.  50 

36 

Crecca,  J.  D. .................................. . 

6.  44 

13.  04 

19.  38 

kv87 

Corbett,  H.  S ................................. . 

6.  94 

12.  76 

18.  66 

88 

Connolly,  M.  J.  

6. 02 

12.  88  1 

19. 14 

MERIT  ROLL  OF  MIDSHIPMEN  APPOINTED  IN  1914. 


189 


their  academic  course — annual  examination , March , 1917 — 202  members. 


Engines. 

Mechanics. 

Electrical 

engineer- 

ing. 

English. 

Modern 

languages. 

Efficiency. 

Practice 
cruise,  i 

Demerits  | 
(subtract).i 

Aggregate. 

16 

32 

82 

12 

16 

16 

8 

180 

14.60 

31.12 

29.91 

9.90 

14.70 

13.92 

7.04 

0.65 

164. 92 

14.92 

29.60 

28.96 

10.  62 

14.85 

13.52 

7.04 

.20 

163. 57 

14. 16 

28.88 

28.27 

8.88 

15.50 

13.40 

7.20 

. 65 

158. 02 

14.24 

29.12 

28.49 

10.11 

14.58 

12.92 

7.06 

2.05 

157.05 

14.40 

26.64 

29.40 

8.91 

13.87 

14.00 

7.34 

.75 

156.97 

13.52 

28.72 

27.71 

10.53 

15.22 

12.80 

6.42 

2.40 

154. 96 

13.88 

26.96 

27.  77 

9.21 

13.96 

12.28 

7.02 

.75 

152. 73 

13.40 

26. 56 

27.50 

10.44 

15.24 

13.60 

6.30 

1.85 

152.31 

14.52 

27.20 

26.98 

8.67 

12.68 

13. 7G 

6.84 

1.60 

152.15 

13.84 

28.88 

27.33 

8.10 

12.75 

13.24 

6.82 

.55 

151.37 

13.12 

27.44 

27.95 

8.25 

13.91 

13.24 

7.40 

.75 

150. 88 

14.03 

27.92 

25.98 

8.91 

12.04 

13.60 

7.08 

.45 

150. 22 

14.28 

27.36 

25.58 

10.05 

12.60 

13.04 

6.66 

.80 

149. 71 

14.08 

26.40 

26.92 

9.33 

13.72 

12.96 

6.51 

1.05 

149. 40 

14.04 

26.40 

27.26 

10.23 

13.47 

13.04 

6.12 

2.10 

148.20 

13.08 

25.  G8 

27.96 

9.75 

12.87 

12.32 

6.42 

.50 

147.34 

12.48 

29.68 

2o.  55 

7.98 

14.09 

12.44 

6.76 

1.20 

147.28 

13.60 

25.04 

26.03 

9.78 

12.44 

13.12 

7.00 

.90 

146. 85 

13.60 

26.72 

25.78 

8.70 

13.48 

13.24 

6.60 

2.55 

146. 69 

13.08 

23.20 

24.26 

10.41 

15.22 

13.76 

6.38 

.30 

145.39 

13.28 

25.52 

26.72 

8.37 

13. 32 

12.64 

6.48 

1.95 

145.08 

13.12 

26.32 

27.08 

9.42 

12.26 

13.04 

G.  36 

2.40 

145. 04 

13.40 

23.28 

27.06 

9.21 

14.53 

12.44 

6.70 

1.00 

144. 70 

12.88 

24.56 

27.45 

9.72 

13.61 

12.36 

6.28 

2.25 

144. 65 

12.68 

24.72 

25.73 

9.  96 

13.12 

13.20 

6.00 

.55 

144. 22 

13.32 

25.  04 

26.17 

8.49 

13.21 

13.40 

6.26 

.15 

143.88 

13.68 

23.60 

24.09 

10.08 

13.12 

13.60 

6.56 

.90 

143. 87 

13.48 

24.72 

27.86 

9.00 

12.44 

12.08 

6.60 

1.70 

143.78 

12.56 

26.08 

26.67 

8.79 

13.27 

12.00 

6.54 

2.20 

| 143.75 

12.52 

25.92 

23.77 

9.84 

13.56 

13.16 

6.50 

.00 

j 143.13 

12.88 

24.40 

27.58 

8.82 

12.22 

12.72 

6.72 

1.15 

142. 67 

12.68 

24.00 

26.70 

8.58 

13.26 

12.96 

7.08 

.85 

142. 55 

13.68 

23.44 

25.31 

9.18 

13.32 

12.72 

6.54 

1.00 

142. 53 

12.40 

23.92 

27. 50 

8.46 

12.36 

12.40 

6.76 

.45 

142.13 

12.84 

24.72 

24.00 

8.22 

12.19 

13.68 

6.96 

.05 

! 141.58 

12.64 

25.60 

26.34 

9.84 

14.82 

12.40 

6.20 

5.15 

141.55 

12. 7G 

24.08 

25.81 

9.45 

13.21 

13.36 

6.78 

2.35 

j 141.46 

12  96 

25.28 

25.86 

9.18 

13.  23 

12.84 

7.02 

3.10 

141.31 

?rit 

aca- 

raic 

iar. 

39 

40 

41 

42 

43 

;44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

59 

61 

62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

69 

71 

72 

73 

74 

75 

76 


MERIT  ROLL  OP  MIDSHIPMEN  APPOINTED  IN 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  appointed  in  1914,  for  the 


Name. 


Ordnance 

and 

ballistics. 


Maxima. 


8 


Green,  D.  A 

Price,  E.  H 

Whitten,  R.  T 

McCartin,  E.  F 

Vosbury,  B.  P......... 

Creesy,  A.  E 

Denny,  C.  E 

Gallcmore,  R.  T ... 

Wright,  J.  T....... 

Jupp,  S.  D. 

Fisher,  J.  L 

Moen,  A.  T 

Tomlinson,  D.  W.,  4th 

Clark,  J.  J 

Wilson,  J.  DuB.. 

Hoppe,  T.  A 

Whelan,  J.  N 

Smith,  II.  H. 


6. 38 
6.  90 
6. 20 
6.  06 
6.  60 

5.  90 

6.  22 
6.  46 
6. 54 
6.  28 
6.  42 
6.  60 
6.  60 
5.48 

6.  72 

7.  26 
6.  98 
6.  32 


Taylor,  P.  R..„. 
Walker,  T.  F.  C. 
Biesemeier,  H.. 


6.  56 
6.  48 
5.74 


Johnson,  G.  W 

Wright,  J 

Sprague,  C.  A.  F 

France,  A.  F.,  jr...... 

Parker,  R.  B... 

Wade,  W.  C 

Gambrill,  S.  H 

McReynolds,  J,  S 

Bledsoe,  A.  McQ 

Emrich,  P.  L, 

Hawkins,  G.  C 

Cotten,  J.  L 

Cummins,  D.  E....... 

Anderson,  H.  H... 

Quackenbush,  J.  W... 

Macaulay,  W.  S 

Halland,  H.  E 


6.  20 

5.  84 

6.  26 
6.42 

5.  86 

6.  2S 
6.  36 
6.  72 
C.  14 
6. 16 
5.98 
6.  00 
6. 18 
6.  20 
6.44 

5.  96 

6.  56 


MERIT  ROLL  OF  MIDSHIPMEN  APPOINTED  IN  1914, 


191 


academic  course — annual  examination , March , 1917—202  members — Continued. 


Engines. 

Mechanics. 

Electrical 

engineer- 

ing. 

English. 

Modem 

languages. 

Efficiency. 

Practice 

cruise. 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

Aggregate. 

16 

32 

82 

IS 

16 

16 

8 

180 

12.68 

24.96 

25.02 

8. 91 

13.83 

12.84 

6.54 

1.90 

141.22 

13.24 

25.04 

25.43 

8.82 

12.22 

12.64 

6.08 

1.25 

141.10 

12.92 

24.88 

26.82 

9.60 

12.59 

12.40 

6.12 

1.40 

140. 99 

13.20 

22.80 

25. 04 

10.17 

12.02 

13.32 

5.92 

1.70 

139.87 

12.76 

22.96 

25.25 

9.45 

13.54 

12.00 

6.46 

1.95 

139.85 

13.12 

24.48 

24.01 

9.18 

12.36 

13.00 

6.22 

.05 

139.74 

13.36 

24.32 

24.90 

8.40 

12. 22 

12.76 

6.26 

1.35 

139.41 

13.12 

23.92 

23.81 

8.31 

11.  S5 

14.24 

6.74 

.40 

139.31 

12.12 

24.08 

25.34 

8.76 

12.09 

12.44 

6.5S 

.90' 

139.09 

13.56 

23.36 

23.46 

8.73 

11.94 

13.  SO 

7.50 

.25 

13S. 92 

11.76 

26.32 

22.99 

9.06 

13.54 

13.08 

6.24 

2.50 

13S.59 

12.72 

24.72 

24.38 

8.88 

11.43 

12.  S8 

6.50 

.60 

138.45 

13.28 

24.88 

24, 65 

9.00 

12.96 

11.56 

6.26 

3.10 

137. 77 

12.  8S 

23. 44 

23.  38 

8.61 

14.  00 

13. 00 

7. 16 

1.  70 

137.  75 

12.96 

22.  72 

24.  22 

8. 49 

12. 17 

13.  20 

0.  32 

..75 

137.  67 

11. 4S 

25.12 

24.09 

8.52 

12.89 

13.12 

5.92 

2.25 

137.  51 

13.24 

23.  7G 

25.  84 

9.57 

13.  70 

12.84 

6.  64 

6. 15 

137.  22 

12.84 

21. 12 

22.69 

9.36 

13.56 

13.20 

6.  50 

.00 

137. 13 

12.  28 

22.  SO 

24.  05 

8.  61 

11.  7S 

13.4-4 

6. 40 

.65 

136.  S3 

13.  32 

22.  32 

24.40 

8.91 

12.  47 

12.  96 

5.  70 

1. 15 

136.  SI 

12.  48 

22.  24 

23.  25 

8.43 

14.  36 

12.  88 

6.94 

.65 

136.  53 

11. 40 

22. 43 

23.  69 

9.  60 

14.  65 

12.60 

6.52 

.95 

136.  53 

12.  88 

22.  64 

24.  98 

7.9S 

11.  99 

12.88 

6.26 

.95 

136.  52 

13.  00 

23.84 

24.  45 

9.27 

12. 45 

12.  60 

6.  70 

3.70 

136. 49 

13.  64 

22.  00 

23.  S7 

9.  33 

12.  51 

13.  0 4 

6.12 

.75 

136.  20 

13.  32 

21.  36 

23.  59 

9.  4S 

12. 10 

13. 12 

6.  86 

.00 

135.  85 

13. 16 

22.  56 

23.  61 

8.64 

11.  22 

13.  36 

6.  50 

1.  60 

135.  77 

13.  28 

23.  76 

23.  S4 

8.10 

11.  56 

12.  72 

6.  06 

.15 

135.  65 

12.  00 

22.  08 

22.91 

9.51 

11.  SI 

13.  36 

6.64 

.00 

135.  57 

10.  92 

23.  S4 

23.  33 

8.67 

12.14 

13.  04 

6.8-4 

.35 

135.  51 

; 13. 56 

22.  64 

22.  34 

8.37 

11.  65 

12.  6S 

6. 44 

1.  00 

135. 44 

| 13. 04 

22.  32 

24.94 

9.78 

13.92 

11.  64 

6. 12 

2.70 

135.  44 

j 13. 08 

23.  04 

22.90 

8.52 

12.79 

12.68 

5.62 

.65 

135.  20 

12.48 

22.80 

22.  95 

8.94 

12.06 

12.56 

6.  60 

.90 

134.  95 

12.  52 

22.88 

25.00 

8.67 

11.  37 

12.52 

5.96 

1.75 

134;  83 

12.  88 

20.80 

22.  64 

9.21 

11.  S9 

12.68 

6.  28 

. 55 

134.  81 

12.20 

25.12 

24.  07 

8.  70 

12.  00 

12.  24 

6.28 

.80 

134.  69 

12.  68 

23.04 

23.  31 

9.  33 

12.  70 

12.  36 

6.  72 

2.85 

134.53 

192 


MERIT  ROLL  OF  MIDSHIPMEN  APPOINTED  IN  1914. 


Order 

of 

general 
merit 
for  aca- 
demic 
year. 


77 

78 

79 

80 
81 
82 
82 

84 

85 

86 

87 

88 

89 

90 
&ir91 

92 

93 

fc?94 
mcJ ^ 

95 

96 

97 

98 

99 
100 
101 
102 

103 

104 

105 

106 
106 
108 

109 

110 
111 
112 
113 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  appointed  in  1914,  for  the  third  year  of  their 


Name, 

Ordnance 

and 

ballistics. 

Naviga- 

tion. 

Boilers 

and 

mechan- 

ism. 

Maxima...... 

8 

16 

24 

Pursell,  Ion .............................. 

5.74 

12.  88 

18. 18 

Rowe,  J.  W. ............................. 

6.  9S 

12.  80 

17.  58 

Busk,  W .... 

6.  72 

11.  80 

18.  66 

Breed,  G.  G. 

6.  00 

12.  00 

17.82 

Rowe,  G. 

6. 12 

12.  52 

| 17. 94 

Miller,  C.  C... 

6.24 

11.  92 

! 18. 06 

Rogers,  E,  C. 

6.  40 

12.32 

17.82 

Leffler,  C.  D.,  jr 

5.68 

11.  96 

18.90 

Farrell,  J.  G 

6.12 

12.  28 

18.36 

Hartt,  W.  H.,  jr. 

6.  32 

12.12 

17.28 

Jacobson,  J.  H. ................................ . 

[ 6. 58 

11.  40 

19.  86 

McCown,  H.  Y.. ............................... 

6.14 

12.44 

17.  58 

Perkins,  J,  L.,.,....,,,...,.,.,..,,,.,,,.,,.,,. 

6.  32 

12.08 

18.  30 

Hurt,  S.  H....... .............................. 

6.48 

12.36 

18.18 

Domer,  W.  D.  I................................. 

6.16 

12.  68 

1 18.84 

Lockhart,  W.  M. ......... 

6.00 

12.00 

18.36 

Page,  A.  H.,  jr. ................................ . 

5.  6G  j 

13.  20 

18.06 

Curtis,  D. .................................... . 

6.04  | 

12.28 

18.  30 

Waddell,  J.  E 

5.96  | 

! 

11.  96 

16.  80 

Mills,  E.  W 

6.22 

11.48  | 

17.  94 

Poole,  R. 

6.00  | 

11.  56 

17.  58 

Thornhill,  H.  E. .................. 

6.06 

12.40 

18.54 

Eberhart,  H.  G ..... 

6.40  ! 

12.  52 

18.18 

Loomis,  D.  W. 

6.22 

12. 48 

17. 10 

Wade,  M.  C.,  jr. = 

6.26 

12.36 

16.68 

Duvall,  E.  E.,  jr.. ...... ........................ 

6.00 

12.  68 

17.  46 

Hoffman,  H.  D 

6.16 

12. 12 

17.  28 

Huntoon,  J.  G 

6.24 

11.  80 

18. 18 

Bannerman,  G. 

5.70 

12. 56 

16.  92 

Garrett,  W.  S i 

6.10 

12.72 

18.54 

Scheck,  L.G.... 

5.94 

11.08 

17.  82 

Marley,  A.  S.,  jr. 

6.34 

10.44 

18.  60 

von  Hasseln,  H.  W * 

5.82  | 

11. 16 

17. 22 

Wilkinson,  F.  L.,  jr..... 

5.  86 

12.  00 

17. 58 

Need,  H.  W. 

5. 90 

11.44 

16.  68 

Custer,  G.  DeM 

6. 14 

11.  92 

16.  92 

Murray,  J D,  jr. - • • - ■ — 

5.  98 

11.60 

16.  98 

MERIT  ROLL  OE  MIDSHIPMEN  APPOINTED  IN  1914, 


193 


academic  course — annual  examination , March , 1917 — 202  members — Continued. 


Engines. 

Mechanics. 

Electrical 

engineer- 

ing. 

English. 

j Modern 
j languages. 

I 

Efficiency. 

j Practice 
' cruise. 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

Aggregate. 

16 

32 

32 

12 

16 

16 

8 

- 

180 

13.  00 

21.  92 

22.  77 

9.  09 

12.  23 

! 12.16 

6.  58 

.05 

134.  50 

12.  52  ; 

23.  28 

25.  31 

8.  91 

! 12.39 

| 13. 00 

7.  10 

5.  65 

1 134. 22 

12.  32 

22.  24 

22.  89 

8.  34 

' 14.26 

! 12. 28 

6. 16 

1.  50 

134. 17 

12.  24 

20.  96 

22.  55 

10.  65 

: 13. 20 

12.  56 

6.  62 

.45 

! 134. 15 

12.52 

21.  36 

23.  78 

j 8. 70 

11.  84 

j 12.40 

7.  02 

. 10 

I 134. 10 

12.64 

24. 16 

23.  09 

8.  73 

11.  88 

12.  64 

6.  48 

1.  75 

134.  09 

12.24 

21.  68 

23.  63 

7.  95 

12.  79 

: 12. 68 

6.  58 

.00 

134.  09 

12.  48 

22.24 

23.24 

7.  98 

11.  53 

13.  64 

6.  72 

.60 

133.  77 

12.  84 

21. 12 

22.  70 

9.  12 

12. 17 

12.  48 

6.  36 

.35 

133.  20 

12.  92 

23.44 

23.  33 

7.  50 

11.  24 

12.  92 

6.  24 

. 30 

! 133. 01 

12.64 

24.  40 

22. 16 

8.  22 

11.  77 

13.04 

6.  26 

3.40 

| 132. 93 

12.  16 

25.  60 

22.  95 

8.  25 

12.  52 

13.  20 

6.  44 

4.  40 

132.  88 

11.  72 

21.  84 

23.  56 

7.  86 

12.  63 

12.  28 

6.  36 

.45 

132.  50 

12.  04 

24.  56 

23.  58 

8.  25 

11.  27 

j 12. 64 

6.78 

3.  70 

132.  44 

12.  96 

22.  40 

22.05 

8.  58  i 

13.  47 

11.68 

6.  20 

2.65 

132. 37 

12.  80 

21.  20 

23.28 

8.49 

11.  60 

12.84 

6.  76 

1.05 

132.  28 

13.  00 

22.  80 

23.06 

8.  64 

11.83 

12.36 

6.  06 

2.50 

132. 17 

12.28 

21.84 

22.41 

7.86 

11.  92 

12.  76 

6.  92 

.50 

132.  11 

11.  60 

21.44 

23.  08 

9.81 

12.61 

13.24 

6.  92 

1.45  | 

131.  97 

12.  68 

20.16 

22.  92 

9.57 

11.  72 

13.  00 

7.  46 

1.  50 

131.  65 

12.36 

21.  92 

22.  62 

9.00  : 

12.  32 

13. 12 

5.  84 

.70 

131.  62 

13.  20 

23.  36 

23.  61 

8.40 

12.  55 

13.36 

5.  80 

5.70 

131.  58 

11.44 

21.  76 

22.97 

9.33  | 

11.  75 

13.20 

5.  56 

1.65 

131.  46 

11.  92 

22.24 

25.  83 

9.09 

14.  29 

12.24  | 

6.  52 

6.50 

131.  43 

12.  92 

21.  60 

22.90 

8.  22  j 

11.  72 

13.  36 

6.  60 

1.20 

131. 42 

11.  40 

24.32 

23.41 

8.43  ! 

10.  94 

13.  00 

6.  32 

2.  60 

131.  36 

12.  48 

20.  96 

22.07 

8.70 

12.  97 

13. 08 

6.  38 

1.00 

131.  20 

12.  72 

20.08  | 

22.40 

9.  00 

11.  50 

12.  96 

6.  82 

.70 

131.  00 

11.  88 

23.52 

22.09 

9.  54 

11.  99 

12.  36 

6.  60 

2. 40 

130.  76 

12.  88 

23.28 

22.68  j 

7.  56 

10.  76 

12.44 

6.  72 

2.  95 

130.  73 

12.  20 

21.20 

23.71 

8.  58 

12.  95  | 

12.12 

6.  38 

1.25 

130.  73 

12.  28 

23.60 

22.65  i 

8.  28 

11.  87 

11.88 

6. 12 

1.  35  j 

130.  71 

11.  80 

21.60 

22.  65  ; 

8. 13 

13.  21 

13.  36  j 

6.  22 

.55 

130.  62 

12.  68 

20.  56 

21.04 

9.03  ! 

12.  76 

13.36 

6.  32 

.60 

130.  59 

12.  00 

21. 12 

21.15 

9.  75 

11.  99 

13.32 

7.  36 

.15 

130.  56 

11. 44 

22.  56 

21.72 

8. 19 

12.  50 

12.  64 

6.  52 

.30 

130.  25 

12.  00 

21.  52 

24.  49 

8.  34 

12. 11 

12.  40 

6.  62 

1.80 

130. 24 

8255—18 13 


194 


MERIT  ROLL  OF  MIDSHIPMEN  APPOINTED  IN  1914, 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  appointed  in  1914,  for  the  third  year  of  their 


Order 

of 

general 
merit 
for  aca- 

Name. 

Ordnance 
and  i 
ballistics. . 

Naviga- 

tion. 

Boilers  1 
and 

mechan- 

ism. 

demic 

year. 

Maxima i 

8 

16 

24 

113 

Woollev.  G.  B 

6.  20 

11.84 

18.18  ; 

115 

Bvers,  F.  M 

6.  28  j 

11.04  i 

16.50  j 

116 

Taylor,  W.  L 

5.  56  : 

11.68  ! 

16.  74 

117 

Fischler.  P.  K.,  jr 

6.  08 

11.  68  ; 

17.  58 

118  , 

Connell,  F.  B 

5.64 

11.12 

19.  20 

119  1 

Stailev,  H.  D 

5.  70 

12.56  ; 

18.  72 

120 

Foote,  E.  A 

6.02 

12.28 

17.46 

121  ^ 

Kendall,  H.  S 

6.  20 

12.00  1 

16.  74 

122 

Lanier,  B.  B 

5.90 

13.20  ; 

16.  98 

123 

Barringer,  V.  C.,  jr 

5.84  | 

11.28  . 

18.  72 

124 

Etheredge,  G.  0 

5.  74 

10.64 

16.  62 

125 

Townsend,  G.  D 

5.96 

10.68  : 

16.  92 

126 

Gibson,  F.  S 

6.42 

12.64 

16.  92 

127 

Derx,  M.  B 

5.94  1 

11.  96 

18.  00 

128 

Whitfield,  J.  W 

6. 12 

1 11.88 

17.40 

128 

Wunch,  E.  W 

5.  58 

12.  00 

17.22 

130 

! Armstrong,  R.  F 

6.  42 

11.  92 

17.46 

131 

Eekhout,  B.  V 

5.  58 

12.  04 

18.30 

132 

! Kane,  J*.  D.  H 

6.  06 

12. 16 

17.28 

co 
CO 
r— i 

S* 

Bell,  E.  E 

6.  02 

12.  60 

; 16. 86 

134 

| Flynn,  A.  I 

5.  90 

11.  84 

; 17.10 

135 

I Mintzer,  L.  M 

5,90 

12.  28 

16.  74 

136 

Lovette,  L.  P 

6.  20 

1 12. 12 

16.  74 

137 

Thornton,  P.  M 

6.  70 

1 11.88 

16.44 

138 

■ Duncan,  J.  H 

5.  86 

11.  96 

17.64 

139 

j Henkle,  R.  H 

5.  90 

11.  00 

j 17. 70 

140 

1 Busbey,  L.  W 

5.84 

11.  36 

18.  24 

141 

Craig,  A.  B 

5.  74 

11.  56 

I 17.52 

*£142 

Wood,  J.  0 

6. 14 

12.36 

17.  64 

143 

Erskine,  W.  E.  G 

5.  76 

11.  92 

16.  38 

144 

Courtney,  F.  J 

5. 46 

11.76 

16.  56 

145 

Fisher,  T.  G 

6. 18 

11.  76 

18.  66 

£146 

j Bailey,  V: - 

5.  60 

11. 16 

17.  64 

147 

j Phillips,  J.  S 

6.  22 

11.  28 

16.  26 

148 

| Krueger,  E.  H 

5.  66 

11.  56 

18.  36 

149 

Withers,  C 

5.  90 

11. 12 

16.  92 

150 

Dillon,  W.  M 

6. 10 

11.  40 

16.  50 

151 

Norton,  S.  C 

5.  86 

11.  36 

I 17. 64 

MERIT  ROLL  OF  MIDSHIPMEN  APPOINTED  IN  1914, 


195 


academic  course — annual  examination,  March,  1917 — 202  members — Continued. 


Engines. 

Mechanics. 

Electrical 

engineer- 

ing. 

English. 

Modern 

languages.! 

Efficiency. 

j Practice 
cruise. 

Demerits 
; (subtract). 

j Aggregate. 

16  32 

32 

,2 

16 

16 

8 

180 

12.  20 

20.  64 

22.  02 

8.  97 

11.93 

: 12. 24 

6.  32 

.30 

| 130. 24 

12.  28 

22.  40 

22.  76 

8.  55 

11.92 

12.  68 

6.  58 

.85 

130. 14 

12.  44 

21.  52 

23.  67 

8.  67 

12.01 

12.  56 

6.  50 

1.  25 

1 130. 10 

12.  04 

20.  24 

22.  55 

8.  85 

11.42 

! 13. 28 

6.  36 

.35 

129.  7a 

12.  48 

22.  00 

24.  51 

9.  42 

12.  29 

I 11. 24 

6. 16 

4.  45 

: 129. 61 

13.  48 

20.  88 

22.  58 

8.  22 

11.  68 

12. 16 

| 6. 44 

2.90 

129.  52: 

12. 16 

20.  72 

21.  56 

8.  67 

13. 17 

i 12. 32 

5.  94 

1.20 

129. 10' 

11.48 

19.  52 

21.  65 

8.  79 

12.  52 

13.  60 

6.  74 

.15 

129.  09' 

11.  76 

20.  72 

21.  38 

9.  36 

13. 11 

12.  60 

6.  06 

2.  00 

129.  07 

11.  96 

19.  60 

21.  34 

9.  00 

11.  76 

13.  64 

6.62 

.70 

129.  06 

12.  04 

20.  96 

23. 14 

9.  00 

12.  36 

12.  24 

6.  92 

.65 

129.  01 

12.  08 

21.20 

22.29 

8.  79 

12.  22 

12.  48 

6.96 

.65 

| 128.93 

12.  88 

20.  56 

22.  09 

7.  98 

11.  39 

| 12.  56 

6.  36 

.90 

; 128.90 

12.  56 

22.  88 

24.  06 

9.  45 

12. 10 

12.  32 

5.  90 

6.  40 

128.77 

11.  04 

22.24 

22.  84 

8. 16 

; 10. 98 

12.  72 

6.  22 

.85 

128.75' 

11.04 

21.76 

24.  35 

8.  76 

j 12. 07 

12. 12 

5.  80 

1.  95 

128.  70 

11.  88 

21.68  1 

24.16 

8.  76 

: io.  61 

! 12. 12 

I 6. 14 

2.45 

128.  70 

12.  32 

21.  36 

26. 18 

9.  27 

13.  92 

11. 16 

6.  36 

7.  85 

128.  64 

12.  04 

20.40 

22.34 

8.  31 

10.  69 

13.  44 

6.  68 

.80 

128.  60 

11.  40 

20. 16 

21.52 

9.  87 

; 13. 60 

12.  40 

5.  78 

1.  75 

128.  46 

12.  64 

20.56 

21.49 

9.  00 

12. 15 

12.  76 

6.38 

1.45 

128.  37 

12. 12 

20.80 

22.40 

9.12 

: u*.  85 

12.  76 

6.  38 

2.15 

128.  20 

12. 16 

20.80  ! 

23.01 

9.  27- 

12.10 

12.  20 

5.  46 

1.95 

128. 11 

11.  60 

20.  00 

21.35 

8.  43 

11.59 

13.  64 

6.  24 

. 05 

127.  82 

12.  20 

21.04 

21.99  | 

8.55 

11.  81 

12.  36 

6. 16 

1.85 

127.  72 

12. 16 

21.12 

21.76 

9.09 

11.  70 

12.  76 

6.  08 

1.75 

127.  52 

12.  52 

21.20 

21.78 

8.88 

10.  16 

12.36 

6.  28 

1.50 

127.  42: 

11.72 

21.92 

22.77 

8.13 

12.18 

12.60 

6.82 

3.  65 

127.  31 

11.44 

19.44 

22.52  | 

8.07 

12.00 

12.84 

5.70 

.85 

127.  30 

10.  96 

20.32 

20.  91 

8.94  ; 

14.  56 

13.16  j 

6.50 

2. 15 

127.  26 

12.44 

20.  96 

23.58 

8. 16 

10.  42 

12.44 

5.66 

.20 

127.  24 

12.32 

22.  64 

22.  95 

7.83 

12.  41 

12.80 

6.78 

7.  35 

126.  98 

11.  76 

22.56 

21.89 

8. 13 

12.33 

12.  68 

6.58  ' 

3.  45 

126.  88 

11.  20 

20.00 

21.14 

7.  80 

13.32 

13.  56 

6.50 

.50 

126.  78 

12.  56 

21.20 

22.10 

7.  86 

11.66 

11.48 

5.56 

1.  35 

126.  65 

12.64 

20.  56 

20.  30 

8.  49 

12.28 

13.  04 

6.42  i 

1.05 

126.  62: 

11.  52 

20.16 

21.  67 

7.83 

11.  98 

13.  44 

6.82 

.85 

126.  57 

13. 16 

20.72  . 

21.46 

8.04  ! 

11,37 

11.96  1 

6.64  ! 

1.80  ! 

126.  41 

196 


MERIT  ROLE  OF  MIDSHIPMEN  APPOINTED  IN  1914. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  appointed  in  1914,  for  the  third  year  of  their 


Order 

of 

general 
merit 
for  aca- 
demic 
year. 

Name. 

' 

Ordnance 

and 

ballistics. 

Boilers 

Naviea-  and 

tion.  mechan- 

ism. J 

Maxima 

8 

_____ 

1 6 24  ! 

152 

Havnes,  A.  P 

6.  18 

12.40  17.  16 

153 

Walbridge,  E.  D 

5.  64 

12.08  17.40 

154 

Leventen,  H.  K 

5.  10 

11.68  16.08  : 

155 

Kidder,  E.  J 

5.72 

11.  28  16.  44 

156 

Whitemarsh,  R.  P 

5.32 

11.44  16.62  1 

157 

MacLellan,  H.  E 

6.48 

11.88  17.28  ! 

158 

Macklin,  W.  A.  S 

5.48 

11.  48  17.  64  | 

159 

Murphy,  E.  J.  A 

6.80 

11.  76  16.  74 

*/l60 

Harrison,  P 

5.  64 

11.84  15.72 

160 

Remington,  T.  F 

5.  50 

11.32  15.60  ! 

162 

Crutcher,  C.  R 

5.  74 

12.08  16.32 

163 

Habrylewicz,  L.  Le  R 

6.  24 

12. 16  17.  76 

/164 

Bailey,  W.  0 

6.20 

12  20  16.08  | 

165 

Haight,  S.  M 

5.  40 

12.  56  16.  92  [ 

166 

Kalbfus,  G.  R 

5.  98 

12. 12  16.  56 

167 

Cobb,  S.  D.  A 

5.38 

11.36  16.98 

168 

Geiselman,  E.  H 

6.02 

11.  72  17.  04 

169 

Wieber,  C.  W 

5.  74 

11.40  15.30 

170 

Ross,  G.  E.,  jr 

5.16 

11.88  15.96 

171 

Baldwin,  W.  0 

5.  92 

11.  04  16.  20 

172 

Gibb,  E.  D 

5.  70 

11.44  16.92 

173 

Deans,  M.  A 

6.  22 

11.  80  15.  30 

174 

Hutson,  A.  L 

5.  60 

10.  92  16.  08 

175 

Sobel,  H.  R 

5.  72 

10.  52  17.  46 

176 

Rogers,  J.  W 

5.  54 

12.  68  17. 10 

5176i 

Kincaid,  E.  H 

4.  76 

10.92  16.62 

177 

Phillips,  W.  K 

5.  54 

11.52  16.80 

178 

Hillhouse,  F.  B 

5.50 

11.08  15.36  j 

179 

Riggs,  R.  S 

6.08 

11.64  16.56  | 

D179J 

Sherwood,  G.  B 

5.68  ' 

10.08  16.50  ; 

180 

Henifin,  L 

5.  28 

11.00  17.88 

181 

Jayne,  J.  K 

5.82 

12.  24  16.  26  ! 

182 

Haines,  J.  M 

5.  52  j 

11.  68  15.  72  | 

fcZ183 

Moore,  C.  G.,  jr 

5.  66 

11.40  16.26  : 

184 

Lewis,  M.  L 

5.  76 

11.  20  16.  14 

• 

k v 185 

Bullene,  E.  F 

6.  00 

11.32  16.20 

186 

Percifield,  W.  M 

5.  60 

11.32  17.04  j 

187 

Brady,  J.  H 

5.  00 

11.44  16.26  : 

MEEIT  EOLL  OF  MIDSHIPMEN  APPOINTED  IN  1914. 


197 


academic  course — annual  examination,  March,  1917—202  members— Continued. 


Engines. 

Mechanics. 

Electrical 

engineer- 

ing. 

English. 

Modern 

languages. 

Efficiency 

Practice 

cruise. 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

Aggregate. 

16 

32 

32 

12 

16 

16 

8 

180 

12.  04 

20.  00 

21.  84 

7.  53 

11.42 

13. 16 

6.  40 

2.  20 

125.  93 

12.  28 

20. 16  ' 

21.  04 

7.  65 

11.08 

13.04 

6.64 

1.25 

125.  76 

10.  20 

22.  48 

21.  41 

8.  70 

13.98  ! 

12.12 

6.  34 

2.  45 

125.64 

12.  40 

20.  24 

21.08 

9,09 

11.91 

12.56  | 

6.  22 

1.40 

125.  54 

10.  56 

22.  08 

20.  50 

9. 15 

12.12 

12.  20  | 

6.46 

1.  00 

125.  45 

11.  88 

20.  64 

22.43 

8.  79 

11.69 

11.76 

6. 16 

3.  65 

125.  34 

11.  48 

20.  00 

21.  34 

7.  89 

11.  30 

12.92 

6.96 

1.  25 

125.  24 

10.  60 

20.  08 

22.  22 

8.76 

13.04 

12.52 

6. 16 

3.  55 

125. 13 

11.  72 

19.44 

21.  33 

8.  70 

11.  25 

12.80 

6.  74 

. 15 

125.  09 

12.  04 

20.56 

20.  64 

8.  67 

11.48 

14.16 

6.  72 

1.  60 

125.  09 

12.  04 

19.  52 

21.  50 

. 8.  07 

11.92  : 

12.  60 

6.  60 

1.  45 

124.  94 

11.  92 

22. 16 

20.  00 

7.  59 

10.90 

11.96 

6.  22 

2.  05 

124.  86 

11.  88 

20.  08 

19.  58 

8.64 

11.93 

12.08 

6.16 

0.  00 

124.  83 

11.  32 

22.  88 

23. 18 

8.  22 

10.92 

12.44 

6.00 

5. 10 

124.  74 

11.  20 

22. 16 

22.55 

9.12 

12.  47 

11.96 

5.  68 

5. 10 

124.  70 

11.  88 

20. 16 

20.65 

9.  21 

11.78 

12.76 

6.  74 

2.  25 

124.  65 

11.16 

19.  36 

21.75 

7.  77 

11.54  : 

11.  80 

6.  38 

.20 

124^ 34 

11.84 

20.  32 

20.31 

8.  01 

12.84 

12.  72 

6.  70 

.85 

124.  33 

10.88 

20.  96 

20.68 

8.01 

13.26  ; 

11.80 

6. 10 

.75 

123.  94 

11.  64  | 

20.  48 

20.77 

9.27 

12.08 

12.  20 

6.  30 

2.  20 

123.  70 

12.52  i 

21.  44 

21.83 

7.  50 

11.48 

12.  72 

6.  50 

4.  65 

123.  40 

11.00  | 

20.  72 

21.90 

8.01 

11.68 

12.  32 

6.  00 

1.  60, 

123.  35 

10.96 

20.  00 

21.91 

9.  36 

11.  33  | 

12.  84 

7.06 

2.85 

123.  21 

11.40 

19.  68 

21.00 

8.88 

12.05 

12.  84 

6.  20 

2.65 

123. 10 

11.  32 

20.  88 

21.50 

7.68  | 

11.43 

12.36 

6.  20 

3.  70 

122.  99 

12.96 

20.  32 

19.  70 

8.82  | 

10.  87 

12.  60 

6.  20 

.90 

122.  87 

11.72 

21.  76 

21.18 

8.16 

11.73 

12.  32 

6.  64 

4.  70 

122.  67 

11.04 

20.  64 

20.  00 

7.95 

11.  70 

13.  08 

1 6. 62 

.35 

122.  62 

! if  48 

21.  28 

21.  43 

8.91 

13.  02 

12.  36 

6.32 

6.  80 

122.  28 

12.  20 

23.  04 

22.  40 

7.62 

10.  91 

12.  56 

i 6.32 

| • • 

5.  05 

122.  26 

10.  56 

20.  00 

20.  00 

8.25 

11. 16 

12.  56 

6.  60 

1.05 

122.  24 

11.  76 

20.  00 

20.  91 

8.22 

10.  55 

12.  40 

6.  28 

2.  30 

122. 14 

11.  60 

19.  60 

20.  30 

8.55 

11.  69 

12.12 

6.  38 

1.10 

122.  06 

11.  76 

21.  28 

21.  08 

8.61 

11.  70 

11.72 

6.  30 

4.05 

121.  72 

10.  52 

19.  60 

20.  98 

8.25 

11.  30 

12.  84 

5.74 

1.  20 

121. 13 

10.  92 

20.  00 

20.  60 

7.71 

11.  27 

12.52 

6.  60 

2. 10 

121.  04 

10.  88 

19.  20 

22.  21 

8.55  | 

11.  29 

12.  52 

6.10 

! 3. 75 

120.  96 

11.  72 

20.  00 

20.  73 

9.33  , 

11.  65 

12.36 

6.  00 

3.55 

120.  94 

198 


MERIT  ROLL  OF  MIDSHIPMEN  APPOINTED  IN  1914. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  appointed  in  1914,  for  the 

third  year  of  their 

Order 

of 

g eneral 
merit 
for aca- 

Name. 

Ordnance 

and 

ballistics. 

Boilers 

Naviga-  and 

tion.  mechan- 

ism. 

demic 

year. 

Maxima 

8 

: 

16  24 

: 

188 

Alexander,  R.  C 

6.  02 

; 11.  20  15.  96  ! 

189  | 

Clifford,  L.  E.: 

5.  60 

12. 16  16.  74  i 

190 

Iverson,  E.  V 

5.  76 

11.92  16.86 

191 

Mitten,  R.  L. . 

5.64 

, 11. 12  16.  98 

192 

Haffey,  T.  J 

! 5.30 

| 11.92  : 16.08 

/193 

White,  C.  B 

5.  32 

10.36  15.36 

194 

Plonk,  J.  0 

5.  44 

! 11.08  15.96 

195 

Fechteler,  F 

5.66 

10.92  15.96 

196 

Flagg,  A.  P 

5.  80 

10.36  ; 15.42 

197 

Eaches,  R.  M 

5.  48 

12.04  15.24 

198 

Kidd,  A.  C , 

6.  22 

11.16  15.66  j 

199 

Ferguson,  R.  R. 

5.  90 

10.08  15.78 

C 

Rochester,  H.  A , . . . 

MERIT  ROLL  OF  MIDSHIPMEN  APPOINTED  IN  1914. 


199 


academic  course — annual  examination , March , 1917 — 202  members — Continued. 


Engines. 

Mechanics. 

Electrical 

engineer- 

ing. 

English. 

Modern 

languages. 

Efficiency. 

Practice 

cruise. 

Demerits  1 
(subtract). 

Aggregate. 

16 

32 

32 

12 

16 

18 

8 

180 

11.48 

19.  36 

20.  78 

8.  58 

11.  02 

12.  00 

6. 12 

1.  75 

120.  77 

11.  36 

20.  00 

22.  28 

8.  97 

11.  81 

11.  64 

5.  80 

5.  80 

120.  56 

10.  84 

20.88  | 

20.  58 

8.25 

11.  30 

11.  80 

5.  50 

3.  65 

120.  04 

11.  92 

21.04 

21.  51 

8.  07 

11.  99 

11.  60 

5.  40 

5.  25 

120.  02 

10.  56 

20.  00 

20.  33 

9.12 

11.  09 

12.  04 

6.  04 

2.  65 

119.  83 

9.  56 

19.60 

20. 17 

8.46 

12.  52 

12.  64 

6.  74 

.95 

119.  78 

11.  40 

20.56 

21.  42 

7.65 

11.  41 

12. 12 

6.  54 

4.  05 

119.  53 

10.  52 

20.  00 

22. 15 

7.98 

10.  86 

12.  24 

6.  06 

3. 10 

119.  25 

11.  04 

18.  96. 

20.  73 

8.22 

12.  60 

12.  20 

6.  24 

2.  80 

118.  77 

10.  80 

20.  64 

21.44 

8.37 

12.  45 

12.  68 

1 6.88 

7.  30 

i 118. 68 

10.  56 

20.  40 

20.  20 

S 55 

11.  93 

12. 12 

5.  80 

4.35 

118.  25 

10.  24 

20.24 

20.  36 

7.  92 

11.  04 

11.  96 

5. 10 

6.  75 

111.  87 

7.  89 

12.  04 

5.  84 

. 30 

1 

200 


MERIT  ROLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  JUNE,  1917, 


Merit  roll  for  the  completed  course  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  ( class  of  1918) — 
203  members — annual  examination,  June,  1917  (graduated,  June  28,  1917). 


Order 

of 

merit. 

Name. 

(In  order  of  merit.) 

First 

year. 

Second 

year. 

I 

j Third 
year. 

Fourth 

year. 

General 
, aggregate 
for  four 
years. 

Maxima 

80 

160 

180 

120 

540 

*1 

Paige,  J.  W 

76.  44 

146.  48 

i 163.57 

104.  97 

491.  46 

*2 

Sherman,  F.  P 

71.  81 

144.44 

164. 92 

108.  60 

489.77 

*3 

Nichols,  W.  R. 

71.  36 

142.  06 

158.02 

103.  01 

474. 45 

*4 

Colton,  E.  B 

69.  95 

143.  52 

157.  05 

100.  84 

471.36 

*5 

Fowler,  J.  W 

69.  69 

139.  62 

156.97 

101.  59 

467.  87 

ft  1*6 

Hopkins,  W.  H.,  jr 

69.  27 

144.46 

152. 15 

100.06 

465.  94 

ft  l*  7 

Malone,  W.  J 

71.55 

140.  21 

154.  96 

97.61 

464.  33 

8 

Holtmann,  O.  H 

S 66.88 

135.  72 

152.73 

101.69 

457.  02 

9 

Richardson,  L.  B 

69.  28 

138.  43 

152.  31 

96.  01 

456.  03 

10 

Fife,  J.,  jr 

67.  09 

132.  90 

151.  37 

96. 13 

447. 49 

11 

Byington,  M.  B.,  jr 

66.  02 

133.  31 

147.  28 

99.  48 

446.  09 

12 

Dodge,  F.  R 

| 64. 84 

132.  20 

149.  71 

99.  27 

446.  02 

13 

Cuddihy,  G.  T 

65.  97 

130.  06 

149.  40 

98.  83 

444.  26 

14 

Warlick,  W.  W 

60.  74 

130.  69 

150.  88 

101.74 

444.  05 

15 

Murphy,  V.  R 

65.  76 

130.  65 

148.20 

99.  28 

443.  89 

16 

McDowell,  R.  S 

63.  32 

128.  92 

150.  22 

101.31 

443.  77 

17 

Hutchins,  H.  A.,  jr 

64.  75 

131. 13 

143.  88 

101.00 

440.  76 

18 

Styer,  C.  W .• 

65.  05 

125. 19 

146.  69 

100.  93 

437.  86 

19 

Sprague,  T.  L 

67.  08 

129.  70 

146.  85 

94. 19 

437.  82 

20 

Grimm,  O.  E 

61.54 

128.  86 

147.  34 

98.  29 

436.  03 

ft  t'21 

Corbett,  H.  S 

65.  00 

131.  54 

141.  46 

97.  29 

435.  29 

22 

Johnson,  E.  R 

64.  89 

126.  06 

144.  70 

98.  67 

434.  32 

23 

Connolly,  M.  J 

62. 16 

138.  61 

141.31 

91. 73 

433.  81 

24 

Meadows,  P.  L 

61.  36 

132.08 

145.04 

94.36 

432.84 

25 

Crecca,  J.  D 

66.44 

132.  62 

141.55  i 

- 91.02 

431.  63 

26 

Bennehoff,  0.  R 

63.83 

127.  67 

142.51 

97.  20 

431.  21 

27 

Douthit,  F.  L | 

65.73 

125.97 

145.  08 

94.  42 

431.  20 

28 

Holmes,  F.  S 

63.76 

126.  52 

143. 13 

97.  58 

430.  99 

29 

Inglis,  T.  B 

63.96 

127.77 

143.75 

95.  38 

430.  86 

30 

Stone,  E.  E 1 

62.63 

126.  95 

143.87 

95.  27 

428.  72 

ft  Z31 

Jacobs,  J.  D 

63.45 

125.44  ! 

142.55  ’ 

96.  09 

427.  53 

32 

Ballentine,  J.  J 

61.49 

125.  56 

142.  67 

97. 14 

426.  86 

33 

Price,  E.  H 

64.  32 

127.  22 

141. 10 

94. 15 

426.  79 

ft  Z34 

Browne,  E.  B 

64. 10 

128.21 

142. 13 

91.  23 

425.  67 

35 

Sullivan,  J.  R 

61. 12 

122.07  ! 

144.  22 

98. 14 

425.  55 

36 

Lawyer,  J.  Van  B 

64.  56 

123.67 

145.  39 

91.  21 

424.  83 

37 

Alvis,  J.  D 

61.  95 

126.  80 

141.  58 

94.  29 

424.  62 

MERIT  ROLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  JUNE,  1917. 


201 


Merit  roll  for  the  completed  course  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  ( class  of  1918) — 
203  members — annual  examination,  June,  1917 — Continued. 


rder 

of 

erit. 

Name. 

(In  order  of  merit.) 

First 

year. 

Second 

year. 

[ 

Third  1 
year. 

| 

Fourth 

year. 

General 
aggregate 
for  four 
years. 

Maxima 

80 

160 

i 

180 

120 

540 

38 

Whelan,  J.  N 

62.  74 

126.  49 

137.22 

98. 14 

424.  59 

39 

Tomlinson,  D.  W.,  4th 

62.  65 

123.  64 

137.  77 

98.  20 

422.  26 

40 

McCartin,  E.  F 

63.  77 

118.  65 

139.87 

97.  62 

419.  91 

41 

Smith,  H.  H 

63.  73 

123.  65 

137.13 

93.  92 

418.  43 

42 

Green,  D.  A 

61.38 

125.44 

141.  22 

89.  73 

417.  77 

43 

Sprague,  C.  A.  F 

60.  76 

123.91 

136.49  1 

96.  53 

417.  69 

44 

Hoppe,  T.  A 

66.  63 

126.86 

137.  51 

85.86 

416.  86 

45 

Denny,  C.  E 

59.  58 

124.71 

139.41 

93.  00 

416.  70 

46 

Walker,  T.  F.  C 

64.  36  - 

123.  28 

136.  81 

91.  90 

416.  35 

47 

Clark,  J.  J 

59.  90 

127.17 

137.  75 

90.  66 

415.  48 

48 

Hawkins,  G.  C 

65.  47 

123.  57 

135.  44 

90.  89 

415.  37 

49 

Wright,  J.  T 

60.  01 

j 120.79 

139.09 

93.77 

413.  66 

50 

Bledsoe,  A.  McQ 

61.66 

123.13 

135.  51 

92.80 

413. 10 

51 

Vosburv,  B.  P 

61.  79 

119.  58 

139.85 

91.30 

: 412. 52 

52 

Biesemeier,  H 

62. 19 

122.49 

136.  53 

91.28 

412. 49 

53 

Browning,  M.  B 

! 61. 79 

120.  96 

144.  65 

84.  86 

412.  26 

54 

Wade,  W.  C.. 

61.10 

1 119.46 

135.  77 

94.  95 

411.  28 

55 

Halland,  H.  E . 

60.  67 

121.42  | 

134.  53 

94.  47 

411.  09 

56 

Gallemore,  R.  T 

59.48 

119.  34 

139.31 

92.  69 

410.  82 

57 

Jupp,  S.  D 

61.08 

119.05 

138.  92 

91.71 

410.  76 

58 

France,  A.  F 

60.  24 

120.  62 

136.  20 

93.35 

410.  41 

59 

Taylor,  P.  R 

60.63 

123. 11 

136.  83 

89.  84  | 

410.  41 

60 

Whitten,  R.  T 

56.01 

116.  53 

1 140.  99 

95.88  1 

409.  41 

61 

McRevuolds,  J.  S 

59.72 

119.50  j 

135.57 

94.56 

409.  35 

62 

Macaulay,  W.  S 

61.13 

116.04  j 

134.  69 

96.42  i 

; 408. 28 

63 

Gambrill,  S.  H 

57.  95 

120.  60 

135.  65 

93.  66 

407.  86 

64 

Breed,  G.  G 

63.33 

119.  37 

134. 15 

90.80 

407.  65 

j;65 

Domer,  W.  D.  I 

63.  93 

120.  47 

132.  37 

90. 17 

406.  94 

66 

Fisher,  J.  L 

59.  52 

115.  62 

138.  59 

92.  77 

406.  50 

67 

Cummins,  D.  E 

59.  35 

121.16 

134. 95 

90.  65 

406. 11 

68 

Parker,  R.  B 

57.  62 

119.04 

135.  85 

92.51 

405.  02 

69 

Wilson,  J.  Du  B 

58.00 

112.23 

137.  67 

96.  66 

404.  56 

70 

Hurt,  S.  H 

57.  46 

120.41 

132.  44 

92.  60 

402.  91 

71 

Lockhart,  W.  M 

59.  95 

114.90 

132.  28 

95.67 

402.  80 

72 

McCown,  H.  Y 

60.  08 

118.58 

132.  88 

90.  99 

402.  53 

73 

Busk,  W 

60.  69 

116.  45 

134. 17 

90.  30 

401.  61 

•74 

Creesv,  A.  E 

54.09 

111.89 

139.  74 

95.  38 

401. 10 

202 


MERIT  ROLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  JUNE,  1917. 


Merit  roll  for  the  completed  course  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  ( class  of  1918 ) — 
203 members — annual  examination,  June , 1917 — Continued. 


General 


Order 

of 

merit 

Name. 

(In  order  of  merit.) 

First 

year. 

Second 

year. 

| Third 
| year. 

Fourth 
1 year. 

aggregate 
for  four 
years. 

Maxima 

80 

160 

180 

- : - • ( 

| 120 

540 

75 

Johnson,  G.  W 

60.  54 

117.  82 

136.  53 

85.  73 

400.  62 

76 

Thornhill,  H.  E 

59.  05 

117.  48 

131.  58 

92.  50 

400.  61 

77 

Jacobson,  J.  H 

57.  78 

120.  37 

132.  93 

89.  25 

400.  33 

78 

Pursell,  Ion 

60.  60 

117. 12 

134.  50 

87.  96 

400. 18 

79 

Quackenbush,  J.  W 

61.  26 

117.  40 

134.  81 

86.  33 

399.  80 

80 

Emrich,  P.  L 

57.  21 

114.  45 

135.  44 

92.  49 

399.  59 

81 

Rowe,  G 

55.  68 

117.  08 

134. 10 

.91.  54 

398.  40 

82 

Hartt,  W.  H.,  jr 

58.54 

114.82 

133.  01 

91.  95 

: 398. 32 

83 

Cotten,  J.  L 

57.  05 

113.40 

135.  20 

92.  62 

1 398. 24 

84 

Miller,  C.  C 

55.  49 

115.  65 

134.  09 

93.  01 

398.27 

85 

Waddell,  J.  E 

56.  97 

121.  55 

131.  97 

87.  51 

398. 00 

86 

Loomis,  D.  W 

61.86 

119.  68 

131.  43 

84.  93 

397.  90 

87 

Farrell,  J.  G 

58.  87 

115.  87 

133.  20 

89.  83 

397.  77 

88 

Wade,  M.  C.,  jr 

57. 16 

116. 10 

131.  42 

92.  59 

397.  27 

89 

Phillips,  J.  S 

62.  30 

120.08 

126.  78 

88.  09 

397.  25 

90 

Page,  A.  H.,  jr 

58.  23 

111.  03 

132. 17 

95.  66 

397.  09 

91 

Rogers,  E.  C 

54.  98 

114.  02 

134. 09 

93.47 

396.  56 

92 

Rowe,  J:  W 

55.  94 

115. 15 

134.  22 

91.10 

396.  41 

93 

Wright,  Jerauld 

56.11 

115.  97 

136.  52 

87.  69 

396.  29 

94 

Need,  H.  W 

58.  91 

116.  48 

130.  56 

89.  56 

395.  51 

95 

Leffler,  C.  D.,  jr 

55.  89 

118.  36 

133.  77 

87.35 

395.  37 

96 

Garrett,  W.  S J 

57.  66 

118.  73 

130.  73 

87.  57 

394.  69 

97 

Seheck,  L.  G 

58.  60 

114.  28 

130.  73 

90.  82 

394.  43 

98 

Mills,  E.  W 

57.  80 

114.  20 

131.  65 

90.  66 

394.  31 

99 

Byers,  F.  M 

55.  92 

118.  66 

130. 14 

89.  46 

394. 18 

100 

Hoffman,  H.  1) 

61.05 

114.73 

131.  20 

86.  84 

393.  82 

101 

Wilkipson,  F.  L.,  jr 

60.21 

113.75 

130.59 

89.21 

393.76 

102 

Gibson,  F.  S 

57.69 

115. 28 

128. 90 

91.71 

393.58 

^103 

Curtis,  D 

53.28 

115.05 

132. 11 

92.93 

393. 37 

104 

Eberhart,  H.  G 

57.33 

114.44 

131.46 

90.01 

393. 24 

105 

Fisher,  T.  G 

56.40 

125.06 

126.98 

84.66 

393. 10 

Bell,  E.  E 

61.35 

118.37 

128.46 

84.87 

393. 05 

107 

Lanier,  B.  B 

58. 19 

112.43 

129.07 

93.12 

392. 81 

108 

Barringer,  V.  C.,  jr 

58.  74 

115.  68 

129.06 

89.19 

392. 67 

109 

Derx,  M.  R 

58.35 

116. 30 

128.  77 

89.24 

392.66 

110 

Bannertnan,  G 

i 62.39 

117.64 

130. 76 

81.85 

392. 64 

111 

Habrylewicz,  L.  LeR 

65.53 

115. 99 

124.86 

85.83 

392. 21 

MERIT  ROLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  JUNE,  1917. 


203 


Merit  roll  for  the  completed  course  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  ( class  of  1918) — 
203 members — annual  examination,  June , 1917 — Continued. 


Order 

of 

merit . 

Name. 

(In  order  of  merit.) 

First 

year. 

i 

Second 
year.  ! 

Third 

year. 

Fourth 

year. 

General 
aggregate 
for  four 
years. 

Maxima 

80 

160 

180 

120 

540 

112 

Foote,  E.  A 

59. 55 

■ 

115.55  | 

129.10 

87.97 

392. 17 

113 

Stailey,  H.  D 

57.  36 

114.35 

129.52 

90.90 

392. 13 

114 

Perkins,  J.  L 

. 57.72 

114.76 

132.50 

86.48 

391.46 

115 

Poole,  R 

57.39 

114.63 

131.62 

87.00 

390. 64 

116 

Kendall,  H.  S 

57.88 

113.66 

i 129.09 

89.96 

390. 59 

117 

Murray,  J.  D.,  jr 

57.20 

113.37 

130.24 

89.58 

390.39 

118 

Haiglit,  S.  M 

61.23 

114. 00 

124.74 

89.71 

389.  68 

119 

Erskine,  W.  E.  G 

61.35 

116.63 

127.26 

84.23 

389.47 

120 

Wunch,  E.  W 

57.  09 

115.74 

| 128.75 

87.84 

389. 42 

121 

Custer,  G.  Ee  M 

57.  20 

112.92 

130.25 

88.49 

388. 86 

122 

Kane,  J.  D.  II.. . : 

55.  58 

112.28 

128.60 

92.12 

388.58 

123 

Norton,  S.  0 

56.53 

113.24 

126.41 

92. 16 

388.34 

124 

Whitfield,  J.  W 

57.29 

112.21 

128.75 

89.  74 

387. 99 

125 

Etheredge,  G.  0 1 

57.  66 

114.33 

129.  01 

86.55 

387.  55 

126 

Eekhout,  B.  Y 

59.42 

115. 52 

128. 64 

83.97 

387. 55 

127 

MacLellan,  H.  E 

59.04 

114. 92 

125'  34 

87.90 

387.20 

128 

Marley,  A.  S.,  jr 

57.12 

114. 99 

130. 71 

84.20 

387. 02 

129 

Eischler,  P.  K.,  jr 

56.01 

112.21 

129.  73 

88.69 

386. 64 

130  1 

Courtney,  F.  J 

61.01 

119.38 

127.24 

78.98 

386. 61 

131 

Huntoon,  J.  G 

56. 14 

109.18 

131.00 

89.95 

386. 27 

132 

von  Hasseln,  H.  W 

: 54. 36 

110. 92 

130. 62 

90.21 

386.11 

33 

Wood,  J.  0 

| 57. 33 

113.38 

127. 30 

87.96 

385. 97 

134 

Townsend,  G.  D 

57. 37 

113.61 

| 128.93 

85.86 

385.77 

135 

Moen,  A.  T 

52.35 

109.44 

138.45 

85.39 

385. 63 

136 

Craig,  A.  B 

54.09 

117.73 

127.31 

86.36 

385.49 

137 

Whitemarsh,  R.  P 

59.31 

! 117.75 

125.45 

82.67 

385.18 

138 

Henkle,  R.  H 

57.31 

113.90 

127.52 

86.16 

384.89 

139 

Mintzer,  L.  M 

56.62 

111.06 

128.20 

88.89 

384. 77 

140 

Connell,  F.  B 

57.68 

115.44 

129.61 

81.70 

384. 43 

141 

Woolley,  G.  B 

55.18 

110.74 

130. 24 

88.16 

384. 32 

142 

Bailev,  V 

59.00 

116.01 

126.88 

81.75 

383. 64 

143  ; 

Duvall,  E.  E.,  jr 

56.69 

108.37 

131.36 

87.06 

383.48 

144 

Hutson,  A.  L 

57.34  I 

116.97 

123.21 

84.96 

382.48 

145 

Taylor,  W.  L 

53.29 

112.41 

130. 10 

86.55 

382. 35 

146 

Flvnn,  A.  I 

59.14 

112.30 

128.37 

82.06 

381. 87 

147 

Murphy,  E.  J.  A 

57.56 

109. 91 

125. 13 

88.45 

381.05 

148 

Geiselman.  E.  H 

54.36 

110.86  i 

124. 34 

93.19 

380. 75 

204 


MERIT  ROLL — GRADUATING  CLASS,  JUNE,  1917. 


Merit  roll  for  the  completed  course  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  ( class  of  1918 ) — 
203  members — annual  examination,  June , 1917 — Continued. 


Order 

of. 

merit. 

Name. 

(In  order  of  merit.) 

First 

year. 

Second 

year. 

Third 

year. 

Fourth 

ye:r. 

j General 
j aggregate 
for  four 
years. 

80 

160 

ISO 

120 

540 

149 

Krueger,  E.  H 

55.  03 

113. 10 

i 126.65 

85.  69 

380. 52 

150 

Sob  el,  H.  R 

j 53. 7o 

121.28 

123.10 

82.24 

380.40 

151 

Ross,  G.  E.,  jr 

65.  47 

114.  30 

123.94 

76.  63 

380.  34 

152 

Duncan,  J.  H 

56.  08 

112.  02 

127.72 

84. 10 

379.  92 

153 

Bailey,  W.  O 

! 58. 42 

112.33 

124.83 

84. 10 

379.  68 

154 

Haynes,  A.  P 

54.  64 

110.  58 

125.93 

88.  08 

379.  23 

155 

Thornton,  P.  M 

54.  58 

109. 17 

127.82 

87.  02 

378.  59 

156 

Armstrong,  R.  F 

55.  36 

108.  79 

128.  70 

85.  63 

378.  48 

157 

Lovette,  L.  P 

54.  02 

110.  25 

128. 11 

86.  04 

378.  42 

158 

Dillon,  W.  M 

54.  51 

112.  21 

126.  57 

85.  04 

378.  33 

159 

Kidder,  E.  J 

54.  98 

; 110.56 

125.  54 

86.  91 

377.  99 

160 

Walb ridge,  E.  D 

53.  72 

108.37 

125.  76 

89.  80 

377.  65 

161 

Busbey,  L.  W 

56.  22 

109.  25 

127.  42 

84.  55 

377.  44 

162 

i Cobb,  S.  D.  A 

55.  21 

110.76 

124.  65 

86.  62 

377.  24 

163 

Deans,  M.  A 

55.  72 

110.  84 

123.  35 

86.  50 

376.  41 

164 

Riggs,  R.  S 

56.  84 

1 112.04 

122.28 

85. 18 

376.  34 

165 

Wieber,  C.  W 

58.  64 

109.  88 

124.  33 

83.  08 

375.  93 

166 

Leventen,  H.  K 

57.  33 

111.  74 

125.  64 

80.  45 

375. 16 

167 

Gibb,  E.  D 

52.  47 

107.  67 

123.  40 

91.38 

374.  92 

168 

Haines,  J.  M 

60.  46 

111.  04 

122.  06 

81.  27 

374.  83 

169 

Macklin,  W.  A.  S 

52.  33 

107.  85 

125.  24 

88.07 

373.  49 

170 

Remington,  T.  F ' 

54.  75 

108.57 

125.  09 

84.  71 

373. 12 

171 

Rogers,  J.  W 

56.  52 

108.88 

122.  99 

83.  76 

372. 15 

172 

Withers,  C 

52.  63 

108.59 

126.  62 

83.  65 

371.  49 

173 

; Clifford,  L.  E.' 

61.  37 

109.  83 

120.  56 

79.  39 

371. 15 

urn 

Moore,  C.  G.,  jr 

53.  93 

111.  48 

121.  72 

83.  90 

371.  03 

175 

Jayne,  J.  K 

54.  05 

106.86 

122. 14 

87.  62 

370.  67 

176 

Brady,  J.  H 

| 111.57 

120.  94 

80.  09 

368.  83 

177 

Baldwin,  W.  O 

54.09 

1 108.44 

123.  70 

82.  39 

368.  62 

178 

Mitten,  R.  L 

55.26 

109.90 

120.02 

82.  98 

368. 16 

179 

Lewis,  M.  L 

53.48 

108.  64 

121. 13 

84.  76 

368.  01 

180 

Iverson,  E.  V 

54.77 

109.56 

120.  04 

83.58 

367.  95 

f 2181 

Harrison,  P 

54.43 

105.81 

125.09  i 

82.  60 

367.  93 

182 

Bartlett,  S.  J 

54.  47 

105.47 

116.  21 

91.  50 

367.  65 

183 

Haffey,  T.  J 

55.71  | 

106.  78 

119.83 

84.88  ; 

367.  20 

184 

Plonk,  J.  O 

54.50 

110.  21 

119.53 

82.42 

366.  66 

185 

: Crutcher,  C.  R.  .T 

51.  84 

108.  81 

124.94  j 

79.  81 

365.  40 

MERIT  ROLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  JUNE,  1917. 


205 


Merit  roll  for  the  completed  course  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  ( class  of  1918 ) — 
203  members — annual  examination,  June , 1917 — Continued. 


Order 

of 

merit. 

Name. 

(In  order  of  merit.) 

First 

year. 

Second 

year. 

Third 

year. 

Fourth 

year. 

General 
aggregate 
for  four 
years. 

Maxima 

80 

160 

180 

120 

540 

186 

Kalb f us,  G.  R 

54.  38 

108. 19 

124.  70 

77.  79 

365.  06 

187 

Henifin,  L 

53.  98 

105.  50 

122.  24 

81.65 

363.  37 

188 

Hillhouse,  F.  B 

53.  00 

104. 18 

122.  62 

82.83 

362.  63 

189 

White,  C.  B 

52.  48 

106. 16 

119.  78 

82.  67 

361.  09 

190 

Flagg,  A.  P 

52.  08 

113.  06 

118.  77 

77.  00 

360.  91 

k FL91 

Bullene,  E.  F 

52.  50 

106.  96 

121.  04 

80.  24 

360. 74 

192 

Phillips,  W.  K 

54.  00 

105.  89 

122.  67 

77.  97 

360.  53 

193 

Eaches,  R.  M 

51.  56 

111.  51 

118. .68 

78.  76 

360.  51 

194 

Sherwood,  G.  B 

53.  25 

102.  72 

122.26 

82.03 

360.  26 

195 

Alexander,  R.  C 

52.23 

! 109.81 

120.77 

77.  39 

360.  20 

196 

Kidd,  A.  C 

54.  50 

, 

i 105.92 

118.  25 

81.  52 

360. 19 

B 197 

Kincaid,  E.  H 

55.70 

105.81 

122.  87 

75.  30 

359.68 

198 

Percifield,  W.  M 

51.75 

| 

108.01 

120.  96 

78.  45 

359. 17 

199 

Fechteler,  F 

51.85 

103.  00 

119.  25 

78.  22 

352.  32 

200 

Ferguson,  R.  R 

51.92 

98. 14 

111.87 

79.  03 

340.  96 

XX 

Anderson,  H.  H 

C 

Rochester,  H.  A 

'I 

k xxX 

Scull,  H.  M 

206  MERIT  ROLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  JUNE,  1917. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  ( class  of  1918)  for  the  last  year  of  their 


Order  of 
general 
merit  for 
academic 
year. 

Name. 

Seaman- 

ship. 

Ordnance 

and 

gunnery. 

Naviga- 

tion. 

Maxima . 

20 

20 

24 

*1 

Sherman,  F.  P 

17.  10 

18.  50 

21.96 

*2 

Paige,  J.  W 

16.  75 

17.  55 

22. 14 

*3 

Nichols,  W.  R 

17.  00 

17.  30 

21.00 

4 

Warlick,  W.  W 

16.  30 

16.  90 

20.  04 

5 

Holtmann.  0.  H 

16.  60 

17.  20 

21.  72 

6 

Fowler,  J.  W 

16.  50 

16.  80 

19.  98 

7. 

McDowell,  R.  S 

15.  95 

16.  90 

21.12 

8 

Hutchins.  H.  A.,  jr 

16.  40 

15.  25 

21.48 

9 

Stver,  C.  W 

16.  30 

16.  35 

20.  76 

10 

Colton,  E.  B 

16.  40 

17.  55 

21. 18 

hill 

Hopkins,  W.  H.,  jr 

17. 15 

16.  90 

20.  34 

12 

Byington,  M.  B.,  jr 

14.75 

17.  25 

21.  42 

13 

Murphy,  V.  R 

16.  65 

16.  50 

21.  06 

14 

Dodge,  F.  R . 

15.  60 

17.  00 

18.  90 

15 

Cuddihv,  G.  T 

16. 10 

16.  25 

19.  56 

16 

Johnson,  E.  R 

16.  65 

16.  25 

19.  62 

17 

Grimm,  0.  E 

15.  15 

16.  35 

21.48 

18 

Tomlinson,  D.  W.,  4th 

16.  25 

17. 15 

20.  76 

19 

Sulliyan,  J.  R 

16.  30 

16.  35 

21.  18 

19 

Whelan,  J.  N 

16.  55 

16.  05 

18.  72 

21 

McCartin,  E.  F 

17.25 

15.  80 

20.  88 

1122 

Malone,  W.  J 

17.  05 

15.  70 

21.42 

* 23 

Holmes,  E.  S 

16.  55 

16.  45 

19.  98 

h v2A 

Corbett,  H.  S 

15.  45 

18.  20 

21.  12 

25 

Bennehoff,  0.  R 

16.  25 

15.  80 

19.92 

26 

Ballentine,  J.  J 

16.  75 

15.  95 

19.20 

27 

Wilson.  J.  Du  B 

16. 15 

15.  35 

20.34  ! 

28 

Sprague,  C.  A.  F 

14.  85 

15.85 

19.  86 

29 

Macaulay,  W.  S 

15.30 

16.  30  ! 

20.88 

30 

Fife,  J..  jr 

15.25 

15.30 

21.24 

h £31 

Jacobs,  J.  D 

16.20 

16.35  i 

19.02 

32 

Richardson,  L.  B 

15.90 

16.75  j 

20.22 

. 33 

Whitten,  R.  T 

16.  20 

15.  95 

19.62 

34 

Lockhart,  W.  M 

15.  65 

17.  75 

20.46 

35 

Page,  A.  H..  jr 

16.  30 

15.  65  J 

20.76 

$K  ?nc36 

Creesy,  A.  E 

15.90 

15.  80  | 

18.  96 

36 

Inglis,  T.  B 

15.90  ! 

16.90 

21.96 

38 

Stone,  E.  E 

15.  90  | 

16.55  j 

17.82 

MERIT  ROLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  JUNE,  1917. 


207 


academic  course — annual  examination,  June,  1917 — 203members  (graduated,  June  28, 1917). 


Marine 

engineering. 

Electrical 

engineering. 

Hygiene. 

Efficiency. 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

Aggregate. 

20 

20 

12 

15 

120 

18.  60 

18.  65 

3.  60 

11.  19 

1.  00 

108.  60 

18.  50 

16.  60 

3.  98 

10.  95 

1.50 

104.  97 

17.  20 

17.  70 

3.  85 

11.  46 

2.50 

103.  01 

17.  75 

16.  85 

3.  96 

10.  44 

. 50 

101.  74 

16.  60 

17.  60 

3.  50 

9.  87 

1.40 

101.  69 

18.  20 

17.  80 

3.  50 

11.  31 

2.50 

101.  59 

17.  45 

15.  50 

3.  88 

11.  01 

. 50 

101.  31 

16.  60 

16.  90 

3.  95 

10.  92 

. 50 

101.  00 

16.  75 

16.  00 

3.  93 

11.  34 

. 50 

100.  93 

17.  05 

16.  85 

3.  80 

9.  51 

1.  50 

100.  84 

16.  75 

14.  45 

3.  25 

11.  22 

.00 

100.  06 

16.  20 

16.  65 

3.  55 

9.  66 

.00 

99.  48 

16.  20 

17.  60 

3.  00 

9.  87 

1.  60 

99.28 

17.  65 

16.  45 

3.  95 

9.  72 

. 00 

99.  27 

16.  65 

15.  85 

3.  80 

10.  62 

.00 

98.  83 

16.  90 

16.  70 

3.  95 

9.  60 

1.  00 

98.  67 

15.  75 

16.  35 

3.  90 

9.  81 

.50 

98.  29 

16.  90 

16.  35 

3.  30 

9.  09 

1.  60 

98.  20 

",  15. 80 

17.  05 

3.  95 

10.  11 

2.  60 

98. 14 

17.  40 

16.  25 

3.  83 

10. 14 

. 80 

98.  14 

16.  45 

j . 15.10 

3. 18 

9.  36 

. 40 

97.  62 

16.  20 

15.  80 

3.  55 

9.  99 

2. 10 

97.  61 

17.  05 

14.  30 

3.  20 

10.  05 

.00 

97.  58 

16.  90 

14.95 

3.45 

9.  42 

2.20 

97.  29 

16.  90 

15.  40 

3.93 

9.  30 

. 30 

97.  20 

16.  25 

16.  45 

3.93 

9.  21 

. 60 

97. 14 

16.  20 

14.  95 

3.98 

9.  99 

.30 

96.  66 

15.  75 

16.  35 

3.91 

9.  96 

.00 

96.  53 

16.  05 

15.  95 

3.  95 

8.  79 

.80 

96.  42 

15.  60 

16.  40 

3.  00 

9.  84 

. 50 

96. 13 

15.  65 

16.  20 

3.  70 

9.  87 

. 90 

96.  09 

16.  20 

14.  50 

3.  50 

10.  74 

1.  80 

96.  01 

16.  40 

16. 10 

3.  76 

8.  85 

1.00 

95.  88 

16.  65 

14.  75 

3.  85 

9.  36 

2.  80 

95.  67 

15. 15 

14.  70 

3.  85 

10.  05 

.80 

95.  66 

16.  25 

15.  20 

3.  25 

10.  02 

.00 

95.  38 

15.  70 

14.  85 

3.  53 

8.  94 

2.40 

95.  38 

16.  95 

14.  45 

3.  65 

10.  05 

.10  i 

95.  27 

208  MEEIT  ROLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  JUNE,  1917. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  ( class  of  1918 ) for  the  Iasi  year 


Order  of 
general 
merit  for 
academic 
year. 

Name. 

Seaman- 

ship. 

Ordnance 

and 

j gunnery. 

t 

Naviga- 

tion. 

Maxima 

20 

20 

24 

39 

Wade,  W.  C 

16.  25 

15.  3o 

18.  00 

40 

McReynolds,  J.  S 

15.  60 

15.  75 

18.  84 

41 

Halland,  H.  E 

16.  45 

16.  30 

18.  36 

42 

Douthit,  F.  L 

16.  40 

17.  45 

19.  62 

43 

Meadows,  P.  L 

16.  05 

16. 10 

20.  58 

44 

Alvis,  J.  D 

15. 15 

16.  55 

21.84 

45 

Sprague.  T.  L 

15.  35 

16.  10 

18. 12 

46 

Price,  E.  H 

15.  30 

15.  95 

19.80 

47 

Smith.  H.  H 

16. 10 

15.  30 

19.44 

48 

Wright,  J.  T.  

14,  55 

15.  90 

20.88 

49 

Gambrill,  S.  H 

15.  55 

14.  80 

18.  84 

50 

Rogers,  E.  C 

15.  60 

15. 10 

17.  88 

51 

France,  A.  F 

16.  55 

15.  85 

18.  96 

52 

Lanier,  B.  B 

16. 40 

14.  90 

20.  34 

53 

Miller,  C.  C 

15. 10 

15.  75 

19.  32 

54 

Denny,  C.  E 

15.  35 

15.  65 

18. 12 

k l mcho 

Curtis,  D 

14.  85 

15.  85 

17. 16 

56 

Bledsoe,  A.  McQ 

14.85 

15.  50 

19.14 

57 

Fisher,  J.  L 

15. 15 

15.35 

20. 16 

58 

G alien? ore,  R.  T 

16.  00 

14.10 

18.  00 

59 

Cotten.  J.  L 

15.  25 

14.  90 

17. 28 

60 

Hurt,  S.  H 

14.  55 

15.  70 

20.  58 

61 

Wade,  M.  C.,  jr 

15.80  1 

14.  90 

17.  82 

62 

Parker,  R.  B 

15. 10 

14.  70 

16.  80 

63 

Thornhill,  H.  E 

14.50  : 

15.  55 

18.  36 

64 

Emrich,  P.  L 1 

15.  75  j 

13.  75 

18.78 

65 

Norton,  S.  C 

15.40 

15.80 

16.44 

66 

Kane,  J.  D.  H 

lo.  4o  j 

14.  95 

18.  00 

67 

Hartt,  W.  H.,  jr ' 

14.95 

15.  85 

18.  06 

68 

Walker,  T.  F.  C 

15.  65  | 

15.  70 

16.  80 

69 

Connolly,  M.  J 

15.30 

15.  65 

17.  52 

70 

Gibson,  F.  S 

15.60 

15.  50 

18.06 

70 

Jupp,  S. D 

15.30  | 

14.  65 

17. 40 

72 

Rowe,  G 

lo.  35 

15.  3o 

18. 24 

73 

Bartlett,  S.  J 

14.35 

15.  30 

20. 10 

74 

Gibb,  E.  D 

14.  80 

14.  25 

18.18 

75  I 

Yosburv,  B.  P 

15.  35 

14.  80 

19.08 

MERIT  ROLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  JUNE,  1917.  209 


of  their  academic  course — annual  examination,  June , 1917 — 208  members — Continued. 


Marine 

engineering. 

Electrical 

engineering. 

Hygiene. 

Efficiency. 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

Aggregate. 

20 

20 

4 

12 

15 

120 

17.  75 

15.65 

4 00 

9.  75 

1.  80 

04.  95 

15.  05 

15. 10 

3.  80 

10.92 

.50 

94.  56 

15.  65 

14  85 

3.  99 

10. 17 

1.  30 

94.  47 

17.  00 

16.  65 

3.  81 

9.  09 

5.  60 

94. 42 

16.  20 

15.  90 

3.  60 

9.  03 

3. 10 

94.  36 

15.65 

15.  05 

3.  95 

9.  60 

3.  50 

94.  29 

16.  65 

15.65 

3.45 

10. 17 

1.30 

94. 19 

16.  20 

14  85 

3.  20 

9. 15 

o 

CO 

94. 15 

15.  85 

14.  40 

3.  93 

10.  20 

1.  30 

93.  92 

16.  55 

14  15 

3.  98 

9.  36 

1.  60 

93.  77 

16.  50 

15.  70 

3.  85 

9.  72 

1.  30 

93.  66 

16.  25 

15.  25 

o 

CO 

9.  69 

o 

o 

93.  47 

16.  00 

14.95 

3.  55 

9.  99 

2.  50 

93.  35 

16. 10 

14.  00 

3.93 

9.45 

2.  00 

93. 12 

16.  40 

14  40 

3.95 

9.09 

1.00 

93.  01 

16.  70 

15.  75 

3.40 

9.63 

1.  60 

93.  00 

16.  20 

14.  90  | 

3.80 

10. 17 

.00 

92.  93 

15.  25 

15.  25 

4 00  | 

10. 11 

1.  30 

92.  80 

15.  90 

13.  60 

3.  75 

9.66 

00 

o 

92.  77 

15.55 

15. 10  ! 

3.  83 

10.11 

.00 

92.69 

15.  95 

16.  25 

3.50 

9.99 

.50 

92.  62 

15.  65 

13.  70 

3.90  | 

10.  02 

1.50 

92.  60 

16.  75 

15.  50  j 

3.98 

10. 14 

2.  30 

92.  59 

17.00 

15.50  ^ 

3.  50 

10.41 

.50 

92.  51 

17.05 

14  65  j 

3.50  ! 

9.69 

oo 

o 

92.50 

16.  25 

15.  35  | 

3.20 

9.81 

.40 

92.  49 

15.  95 

15.65 

3.  80 

9.12 

.00 

92. 16 

15. 15 

15.25 

3.40  j 

10.  92  | 

1.00 

92. 12 

15.  45 

15. 10 

3.00 

9.  54 

.00 

91.  95 

15.  85 

14  55  1 

3.75  | 

9.60  ! 

.00 

91.  90 

16.30 

15.  35  | 

3.85 

10.  56 

2.  80 

91.  73 

15.  40 

14  85  ! 

3.90  j 

9.  90 

1.50  ! 

91.  71 

15.90 

14  25 

4.00  ; 

10.  71 

.50 

91.  71 

15.75 

14.  80 

3.90 

9. 15 

1.  00 

91.54 

14.  25 

14  40 

3.80 

9.  30 

.00 

91.  50 

15. 10 

15.  95 

3.  35 

10.05 

.30 

9L  38 

15.65 

16.  35  j 

3.66  | 

9.  21 

2.80 

91.  30 

825o— 18 14 


210  MERIT  ROLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  JUNE,  1917. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  ( class  of  1918)  for  the  last  year 


Order  of 
general 
merit  for 
academic 
year. 

Name. 

Seaman- 

ship. 

Ordnance 

and 

gunnery. 

| 

Naviga- 

tion. 

Maxima 

20 

20 

1 

24 

76 

Biesemeier,  H 

14.  70 

14.  50 

17.82  j 

Jcl  77 

Browne,  E.  B 

14.  95 

15.  05 

18.  96  | 

78 

Lawyer,  J.  Van  B 

15.  35 

14.  60 

18.96 

79 

Geiselman,  E.  H 

15.  00 

14.  60 

18.30 

80 

Rowe,  J.  W 

16.  40 

16. 10 

21.12 

81 

Crecca,  J.  D 

15.  00 

15.  25 

18.  66  | 

82 

McCown,  H.  Y 

14.  85 

15.20 

19.68 

83 

Stailey,  H.  D 

15.  80 

14.20 

17.  64 

84 

Hawkins,  G.  C 

16.  00 

14.  20 

18.12 

85 

Scheck,  L.  G 

15.  50 

16.00 

18.  48 

86 

Breed,  G.  G 

15.  35 

15.  60 

17.40 

87 

Clark,  J.  J 

15.05 

14.30 

18.42 

87 

Mills,  E.  W 

14.  60 

14.80 

17.64  | 

89 

Cummins,  D.  E 

15.  60 

14.25  ! 

18.48  | 

90 

Busk,  W 

15. 10 

15.30 

17.04  | 

91 

von  Hasseln,  H.  W 

14.  95 

14.15 

16.14 

kKpc  92 

Domer,  W.  D.  I 

15.  80 

14.15 

18.42  | 

93 

Eberhart,  H.  G 

15.  30 

14.85 

18.38 

94 

Kendall,  H.  S 

16.  65 

13.75  j 

17.  82 

95 

Huntoon,  J.  G 

15.  55 

14.80 

16.98  | 

96 

Taylor,  P.  R 

15.  25 

15.  90 

19.26 

97 

Farrell,  J.  G 

15. 15 

15.85 

19.98  | 

98 

Walhridge,  E.  D 

15.  00 

15.20 

38.24 

99 

Whitfield,  J.W 

35.  90 

15.30 

16.80 

100 

Green.  D.  A 

14.  80 

15.25 

19.44  I 

101 

Haight,  S.  M 

15.  75 

15.85 

18.96  • 

102 

Murray,  J.  D.,  jr 

15.  50 

15.  35 

17.64  1 

103 

Need,  H.  W 

15.  35 

15.10 

16.  20  j 

104 

Byers,  F.  M 

14.05 

15.70  1 

16.  92 

105 

Jacobson,  J.  H 

15.05 

15.  05 

16.86 

106 

Derx,  M.  R 

15.00 

14.  50 

17.  94 

107 

Wilkinson,  F.  L.,  jr 

14.95 

15.  70 

17.  52  1 

108 

Barringer,  Y.  C.,  jr 

16.30 

13.  35 

15.96  1 

109 

Mintzer,  L.  M 

15.60 

15.65  j 

16.68  ; 

110 

Fischler,  P.  K.,  jr 

15.  35  ; 

14.00  ! 

16.44  i 

111 

Custer,  G.  DeM 

14.  55  J 

15.  50  ! 

17.28  : 

112 

Murphy,  E.  J.  A 

15.75 

14.30 

18.06 

113 

Woolley,  G.  B 

15.  55 

13.  80 

17. 16  | 

MERIT  ROLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  JUNE,  1917.  211 


of  their  academic  course — annual  examination , June , 1917 — 203  members — Continued. 


Marine 

engineering,  i 

Electrical 

engineering. 

| 

Hygiene. 

Efficiency. 

Demerits 
(subtract) . 

Aggregate. 

20 

20 

4 

12 

15 

120 

16.20  | 

14.  70 

3.98  : 

] 

10.  38 

] 

1.00 

91.  28 

15.  95 

15.  35 

3.40 

9.  57 

2.00 

91.  23 

16.10 

16.  20 

3.  75'  | 

9.  75 

3.  50 

91.  21 

14.70 

15. 15 

3.90  | 

9.  54 

. 00 

91.  19 

v 15.  00  j 

14.  95 

3.  95 

8.  88 

5.  30 

91. 10 

16.  35  ‘ 

15.  80 

3.  93 

9.  03 

3.  00 

91.  02 

15.  40 

14.  35 

3.  55 

9.  96 

2.  00 

90.  99 

16. 10 

14.  40 

3.  70 

9.06 

.00 

90.  90 

16.  35 

15.  40 

3.98 

8.  94 

2.  10 

90.  89 

16.  45 

16.  40 

3.  38 

8.  91 

4.  30 

90.  82 

15.  45 

14.  80 

3.  90 

9.  60 

1.  30 

90.  80 

16.  55 

14.  95 

3.  55 

9.  84 

2.  00 

90.  66 

14.  90 

14.  75 

3.  85 

10.  62 

. 50 

90.  66 

15.  65 

14.  30 

3.  60 

9.  27 

.50 

90.  65 

17.  70 

14.  75 

3.  30 

9.  21 

2. 10 

90.  30 

16.  65 

15. 10 

3.  40 

10.  32 

. 50 

90.  21. 

15.  85 

14.  05 

3.  85 

8.  85 

. 80 

90.  17 

15.  05 

14.  25 

3.  98 

9.  90 

1.  50 

90.  01 

15.  20 

12.  50 

3.  60 

10.  44 

.00 

89  96 

15.  85 

14.  05 

3.  93 

9.  99 

1.  20 

89.  95 

15.  55 

14.  80 

3.  15 

9.  93 

4.  00 

89.  84 

15.  80 

14.  45 

3.  60 

9.  00 

4.  00 

89.  83 

15  30 

13.  45 

3.  60 

9.  51 

. 50 

89.  80 

.15.  80 

14.  10 

3.  95 

9.  39 

1.  50 

89.  74 

16.  30 

14.  20 

3.  40 

8.94 

2.  60 

89.  73 

15.  85 

15. 10 

3.  42 

9.  48 

4.  70 

89.71 

16.  70 

15.  20 

3.  50 

9.  69 

4.  00 

89.  58 

14.  80 

13.55 

3.55 

11.  01 

.00 

89.  56 

15.  70 

15. 10 

3.  00 

9.  99 

1.  00 

89.46 

15.  75 

13.  90 

3.  74 

10.  20 

1.  30 

89.  25 

15.  05 

14.  85 

3.  93 

8.  97 

1.  00 

89.  24 

14.  50 

13.  95 

3.  53 

9.  66 

.60 

89.  21 

15.  25 

14.  20 

3.  90 

10.  23 

.00 

89. 19 

14.  95 

14.  00 

3.  50 

9.51 

1.  00 

88.  89 

16.  05 

14. 15 

3. 10 

10.  20 

.60 

88.  69 

15.  75 

13.  95 

3. 10 

9.  36 

1.00 

88.  49 

14.  80 

13.  80 

3.  55 

9.  99 

1.  80 

88.  45 

15.  80 

13.  25 

3.  76 

9.  84 

1.  00 

88. 16 

212 


MERIT  ROLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  JUNE,  1917. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  ( class  of  1918)  for  the  last  year 


Order  of 
general 
merit  for 
academic 
year. 

Name. 

Seaman- 

ship. 

Ordnance 

and 

gunnery. 

| Naviga- 
i tion. 

Maxima 

20 

20 



24 

114 

Phillips,  J.  S 

15.  05 

14.  05 

16.  26 

115 

Haynes,  A.  P 

14.  55 

14.  60 

16.  32 

116 

Macklin,  W.  A.  S 

15.  25 

14.  25 

| 16.32 

117 

Foote,  E.  A 

15.  50 

15.  35 

I 18. 42 

118 

Pursell,  Ion 

14.  50 

13.  90 

I ' 17.  52 

h K pcllS 

Wood,  J.  0 

14.  75 

13.95 

18.  66 

120 

MacLellan,  H.  E 

14.  85 

14.  95 

16.  98 

121 

Wunch,  E.  W j 

14.  50 

13.80 

18.  24 

122 

Wright,  Jerauld , 

14.  55 

14.  70 

16.92 

123 

Jayne,  J.  K 

14. 10 

14.  50 

17.70 

124 

Garrett,  W.  S 

14. 15 

13.  95 

18.  66 

125 

Waddell,  J.  E : 

15.  30 

13.  85 

16.  92 

126* 

Leffler,  C.  D.,  jr j 

16.40 

13.  90 

17.  22 

127 

Duvall,  E.  E,,  jr 

14.00 

13.35 

19.14 

128 

Thornton,  P.  M. 

14.  20 

14.  30 

17. 16 

129 

Poole,  R 

14.60 

14.  40 

16.  98 

130 

Kidder,  E.  J 

14.  65 

13.  60 

17.04 

131 

Hoffman,  H.  D 

15.  70 

13.  50 

16.  74 

132 

Cobb,  S.  D.  A 

15.  85 

13.  45 

16.  68 

133 

Etheredge,  G.  0 j 

15.  55  | 

14. 15 

15.  90 

133 

Taylor,  W.  L i 

15.05 

15.  85 

17. 16 

135 

Deans,  M.  A 

14.  75 

14.  20 

17. 16 

136 

Perkins,  J.  L 

14.70  ! 

l 14. 90 

18. 12 

137 

Craig,  AB  

14.  30 

13.  85 

17. 16 

138 

| Quackenbush,  J.  W 

16.45 

14.  75 

17.  22 

139 

I Henkle,  R.  H 

14.  35 

13.  40 

16.  68 

140 

Lovette,  L.  P 

15.  30 

14.95 

17. 46 

141 

| Hoppe,  T.  A 

14.  60 

17.35 

20. 10 

141 

Townsend,  G.  D 

14.  20 

14.  50  i 

17.40 

143 

i Habrylewicz,  L.  LeR 

13.  75 

15.55 

17.  70 

144 

Johnson,  G.  W ! 

14.  55 

14.  25 

17.16 

145 

! Krueger,  E.  H 

15.  05 

14.  45 

18.24 

146 

Armstrong,  R.  F 

15.  75 

15.  20 

18.  24 

147 

Moen,  A.  T 

14.  65 

15.95 

20.  34 

148 

Riggs,  R.  S 

15.  20 

14.  85 

16.  74 

149 

Dillon,  W.M 

14. 10 

13.  9o 

15.  48 

150 

Hutson,  A.  L 

15.40  | 

13.  35 

16.  38 

MERIT  ROLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  JUNE,  1917.  213 


of  their  academic  course — annual  examination , June,  1917 — 203  members — Continued. 


Marine 

engineering. 

Electrical 

engineering. 

Hygiene, 

Efficiency. 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

Aggregate. 

20 

20 

4 

12 

15 

/ 

120 

15.  20 

14. 15 

3.  68 

10.  50 

.80 

88.  09 

15.  60 

14.  60 

3.  00 

10.  41 

1.  00 

88.  08 

. 15. 90 

13.  45 

3.  35 

10.  05 

.50 

88.  07 

15.  25 

13.  90 

3.  30 

8.  55 

2.  30 

87.  97 

16. 15 

13.  60 

3.  85 

8.  94 

.50 

87.  96 

15.  75 

13.  55 

3.  90 

9.  00 

1.  60 

87.96 

15.  50 

14.  30 

3.  30 

9.  42 

1.  40 

87.  90 

14.  80 

14.  95 

3.  75 

9.  30 

1.  50 

87.  84 

16.  50* 

14.  85 

3.  98 

9.  69 

3.  50 

87.  69 

15.  05 

14.  40 

3.  55 

9.  72 

1.40 

87.  62 

15.  65 

14.  05 

3.  29 

9.  72 

1.  90 

87.  57 

15. 10 

14.  40 

3.  75 

10.  29 

2. 10 

87.  51 

16.  25 

15. 10 

3.  90 

10.  08 

5.50 

87.  35 

14. 45 

13v40 

3.98 

9.  84 

1. 10 

87.  06 

14.  95 

13.  30 

3.  20 

10.  41 

.50 

87.  02 

15.  95 

14.30  | 

3.  20 

9.  57 

2.  00 

87.  00 

16.  05 

13.  70 

3.  40 

9.  27 

.80 

86.  91 

15.  95 

14. 15 

3.  83 

9.  27 

2.  30 

86.  84 

15.  90 

13.  65 

3.  95 

8.  94 

1.  80 

86.  62 

15.  60 

14.  85 

3.  75 

9.  75 

3.  00 

86.  55 

15.  95 

14.  50 

3.  90 

8.  94 

4.  80 

86.  55 

14.  75 

14. 10 

3.  40 

8.  64 

.50 

86.  50 

14.  60 

15.  55 

3.  91 

9.  00 

4.  30 

86.  48 

13.  85 

14.  95 

3.  88 

9.  27 

.90 

86.  36 

15.  95 

13.  65 

3.  90 

9.  51 

5. 10 

86.  33 

15. 10 

14. 10 

3.  78 

9.  75 

1.  00 

86. 16 

15.  75 

15. 10 

4.  00 

8.  58 

5. 10 

86. 04 

15.  40 

15.  50 

3.  70 

8.  01 

8.  80 

85.  86 

14. 90 

14.  20 

3.  90 

9.  36 

2.  60 

85.  86 

14.  50 

13.  60 

3.  95 

8.  88 

2. 10 

85.  83 

15. 10 

13.  95 

3.  96 

9.  96 

3.  20 

85.  73 

16. 15 

14.  60 

2.  80 

9.  00 

4.  60 

85.  69 

14.  85 

14.  80 

3. 00 

9.  39 

5.  60 

85.  63 

15.  20 

15.  30 

3.  70 

9.  75 

9.  50 

85.  39 

15. 95 

13.  85 

3. 15 

9.  24 

3.  80 

85. 18 

15. 15 

13.  20 

3.  45 

10.  26 

.50 

85.  04 

15.  75 

13.  00 

3.  99 

9.69 

2.  60 

84.  96 

214  MERIT  ROLL GRADUATING  CLASS,  JUNE,  1917. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  {class  of  1918)  for  the  last  year  j 


Order  of 
general 
merit  for 
academic 
year. 

Name. 

: Seaman- 
ship. 

Ordnance 

and 

j gunnery. 

Naviga- 

tion. 

Maxima 

20 

i 

*20 

•24 

151 

Loomis,  D.  W 

15.00 

14.05 

17.46 

152 

Haffey,  T.  J 

15.00 

13.65 

16.  20 

kKpcl53 

Bell.  E.  E 

14.  65 

14.  70 

17.  82 

154 

Browninsr,  M.  R 

15. 45 

15.  75 

19.  26 

155 

Lewis,  M.  L 

14.  20 

13.  30 

16.  20 

156 

Remington.  T.  F 

14.00 

13.50 

16.  08 

157 

Fisher,  T.  G 

14.  95 

14.  80 

17.  82 

158 

Busbey,  L.  W 

14. 90 

13.75 

18.  00 

159 

Erskine,  W.  E.  G 

14.  80 

14.45 

17.04 

160 

Marlev,  A.  S.,  ji 

14.  35 

14.40 

16.  44 

161 

Bailey,  W.  0 

15.  20 

13.  85 

16.  56 

161 

Dnncan,  J.  H 

15.05 

15. 15 

18.  36 

163 

Eekhout,  B.  V.:.. 

16. 00 

14.45 

18.  06 

1 1 164 

Moore,  C.  G.,  jr 

15. 05 

14.30 

17.  34 

165 

Rogers,  J.  W 

14.  45 

12.  50 

18. 12 

166 

Withers,  C 

14.  55 

13.40 

15.  78 

167 

Iverson,  E.  V 

13.  65 

13.50 

16.  38 

168 

Wieber,  C.  W 

14. 45 

13. 40 

15.  42 

169 

Mitten,  R.  L 

13.  90 

13.  25  | 

16.  20 

170 

Hillhouse,  F.  B 

14.40 

12.  90 

17.04  | 

171 

White,  C.  B 

14. 15 

13.  60 

15.00  1 

171 

Whitemarsh,  R.  P 

13.  85 

13.25 

16.32 

hql  173 

Harrison,  P 

14. 10 

13.  75 

16.  98 

174 

Plonk,  J.  0 

14. 15 

13.25 

16.  26 

175 

Baldwin,  W.  0 

14.00 

12.85 

15.  60 

176 

! Sobd,  H.  R 

13.  85 

15.  55 

17.  04 

177 

Flynn,  A.  I 

14.  75 

14.25 

17.04 

178 

Sherwood,  G.  B 

14.30 

14  65 

17. 10 

179 

Bannerman,  G 

14.  70 

13.  65 

21.  30 

180 

! Bailey,  V 

14.  00 

14.25 

16.32  i 

181 

! Connell,  F.  B 

14.  85 

14.  80 

16.44  1 

182 

Henifin,  L 

13.  60 

14.  20 

15.60 

183 

Kidd,  A.  C 

13.65 

14.  40 

16.80 

184 

Haines,  J.  M 

14.40 

12.  60 

15.60 

185 

Leventen.  H.  K 

14.30 

13.45 

16.80  | 

fctd86 

Bullene,  E.F 

14.  40 

13.  95 

15.  36  | 

187 

Brady,  J.  H j 

15. 10 

12.  50  j 

16. 14  i 

215 


MERIT  ROLL — GRADUATING  CLASS,  JUNE,  1917. 


of  their  academic  course — annual  examination,  June,  1917 — 203  members — Continued. 


Marine 

engineering. 

Electrical 

engineering. 

Hygiene. 

Efficiency. 

Demerits 
(subtract) . 

Aggregate. 

20 

20 

4 

12 

15 

120 

15.  55 

15.35 

3.  60 

8.82 

4.  90 

84.  93 

13.  90 

13.  25 

3.90 

9.  48 

.50 

84.  88 

13. 95 

14.  00 

3.  65 

9.  30 

3.  20 

84.  87 

16.  30 

15. 45 

3.50 

8.  25 

9. 10 

84.  86 

14.  20 

13.  50 

3.45 

10.  41 

.50 

84.  76 

14. 10 

12.  80 

3.  70 

10.  83 

.30 

84.  71 

16. 10 

14.  70 

3.  65 

9.  24 

6.  60 

84.  66 

15.  20 

13.  85 

3.  80 

8.  85 

3.  80 

S4.  55 

15.  65 

13.  85 

3.  60 

8.  64 

3.  80 

84.  23 

16.  45 

15. 15 

3.  35 

9.  36 

5.30 

84.  20 

15.20 

13. 10 

3.  90 

8.  79 

2.50 

84. 10 

14.  65 

13.40 

3.  55 

8.  94 

5.  00 

84. 10 

16.  90 

16.  60 

3.  96 

9.00 

11.00 

83.  97 

14.70 

14.  40 

3.  70 

8.  91 

4.50 

83.  90 

14.  90 

13.  65 

3.20 

9.24 

2.  30 

83.  76 

14.40 

13.  90 

3.  81 

10. 11 

2.  30 

' 

83.  65 

15.25 

13.  00 

3.  64 

9.  06 

.90 

83.  58 

14.10 

13.  55 

3.  84 

9.  72 

1.40 

83.  08 

14.90 

14.  35 

3.  80 

8.88 

2.  30 

82.  98 

13.75  ! 

12.  95 

3.45 

9.84 

1.50 

82. 83 

14.15  1 

12.  50 

3.  90 

10.17 

.80 

82.  67 

14.  60 

13. 15 

3.55 

9.45 

1.50 

82.  67 

13. 15 

13.05 

3.  20 

9.87 

1.50 

82.  60 

14.40 

13.  70 

3.  63 

9.03 

2.  00 

82.42 

14.80  ! 

13.  60  | 

3.  95 

9.09 

1.  50 

82.  39 

13.40  ‘ 

13.  30 

3.  20 

8.40 

2.50 

82.  24 

15. 10 

14. 10 

3.  70 

9.12 

6.  00 

82.  06 

13.  75 

14.  35 

3.27 

9.21 

4.  60 

82.  03 

14. 10 

13.  30 

3.  20 

9;  00 

7.40 

^ 81.  85 

14.  75 

13.  90 

3. 10 

9.  63 

4.  20 

81.  75 

15.  70 

15.05 

3.  30 

7.86 

6.  30 

81.70 

14.  75 

13.25 

3.70 

9.15  j 

2.  60 

81.  65 

14.  35 

13. 15 

3.  95 

9.12 

3.90 

81.  52 

13.  50 

13.00 

3.  70 

9.27  ; 

.80 

81.  27 

13.60 

13.  40 

3.  76 

7.74 

2.  60 

80.  45 

13.90 

13.35  j 

3.  53 

9.75 

4.  00 

80.  24 

14  45 

12.  55 

3.  73 

9.12 

3.  50 

80. 09 

216  MERIT  ROLL — GRADUATING  CLASS,  JUNE,  1917. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  graduating  class  ( class  of  1918)  for  the  lust  year 


Order  of 
general 
merit  for 

Name. 

: Seaman- 
ship. 

j Ordnance 
and 

gunnery. 

Naviga- 

tion. 

year. 

Maxima 

20 

20 

24 

188 

Crutcher,  C.  R 

14. 10 

14. 05 

16.44 

189 

Clifford,  L.  E 

13. 40 

14.  55 

15.  96 

190 

Ferguson,  R.  R 

14. 10 

13.  95 

15.  42 

191 

Courtney,  F.  J 

13.  60 

14. 10 

15.  78 

192  | 

Eaches,  R.  M 

15.40 

14. 15 

16.86 

193  | 

Percifield,  W.  M 

14.  95 

14.  60 

15. 96 

194 

Fechteler,  F 

14.00 

14. 10 

16.  20 

195 

Phillips,  W.  K 

13.  65 

13.  35 

17.70  j 

196 

Kalbfus,  G.  R 

13.55 

14.  30 

17.70 

197 

Alexander,  R.  C 

13.70  j 

12.60 

16.08 

198 : 

Flagg,  A.  P 

14.  35 

13.  50 

15.30 

199 

Ross,  G.  E.,  jr 

13.90 

12.  70 

16.08  ; 

5200 

Kincaid,  E.  H 

13.  25 

12.  70 

11.10  i 

XX  | 

Anderson,  H.  H 

c 

Rochester,  H.  A 

IxxX 

Scull,  H.  M 

MERIT  ROLL — GRADUATING  CLASS,  JUNE,  1917.  217 


of  their  academic  course — annual  examination , June,  1917 — 203  members — Continued. 


Marine 

engineering. 

Electrical 

engineering. 

Hygiene. 

Efficiency. 

j 

Demerits 

[subtract]. 

Aggregate. 

20 

20 

4 

12 

15 

120 

16. 15 

15.  70 

3.  70 

8.97 

9.  30 

79.  81 

14.  85 

13.  25 

3.  60 

8.  58 

4.  80 

79. 39 

15.  05 

12.  60 

3.50 

8.  91 

4.50 

79. 03 

14.70 

14. 10 

2.55 

9. 15 

5.  00 

78.  98 

15.00 

14.  00 

2.60 

8.  85 

8. 10 

78.  76 

14.  30 

13.  35 

3.20 

9.  09 

7.  00 

78.  45 

14.  30 

13. 35 

3.40 

8. 37 

5.  50 

78.  22 

14.  60 

13.  35 

3.  20 

8.  52 

6.40 

77.  97 

13. 80 

14. 15 

2.  90 

8.49 

7.10 

77.  79 

12.  95 

12.  75 

3.10 

9.  21 

3.00 

77.39 

13.  80 

13.  50 

3.60 

8.  55 

5.  60 

77.00 

13.  35 

12.  70 

3.  85 

8.  85 

4.80 

76.  63 

14.  05 

12.  35 

3.  55 

9.  90 

1.  60 

75. 30 

218 


MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  first  class  for  the  second  year  of 
[Advanced  to  first  class  by  reason  of  graduation  of  tbe  class  of  1918 


Order  of 
general 
merit  for 
academic 

Name. 

Mechan- 

ical 

processes 

and 

drawing. 

Elementary 

engineer- 

ing. 

j Mathe- 
I matics. 

year. 

Maxima 

| » 

16 

44 

*1 

Schoeffel,  M.  F 

10.  71 

14.  80 

40.  61 

*2 

Stevens,  L.  C 

10.  65 

13.  52 

38.  38 

*3 

Nicholson,  C.  A.,  2d 

10.  89 

13.  88 

38.32 

*4 

Kiernan,  J.  E.  J 

10.26 

12. 24 

39. 43 

*5 

Settle,  T.  G.  W 

9.  33 

13.72 

39.  90 

*6 

Crosley,  F.  S 

10.  29 

13.  96 

37.  30 

*7 

Allen,  J.  R ............................ 

9.  96 

13.44 

37. 57 

*8 

Rush,  R.  McK 

9.  81 

12.  88 

| 36. 93 

*9 

Hand,  D.  W.,  jr  ........................ 

10.  26 

12. 76 

37. 11 

10 

Grant,  L.  M 

9.27 

12.  60 

40.56 

11 

Gardner,  M.  B 

9.  27 

12.64 

37.  63 

12 

Jackson,  G.  M 

10.  32 

12.  68 

39.12 

13 

Metzel,  J.  C 

10.  47 

12.44 

35.  60 

14 

Carmine,  C.  C 

10. 17 

13.  60 

37.  35 

15 

Nelson,  It.  F 

10. 17 

12.  72 

36.  26 

15 

Oistie,  R.  A 

10.  08 

12.  76 

38.  08 

17 

Pitre,  A.  S 

9.  75 

13.  68 

36.  83 

38 

Hains,  P.  W 

10. 47 

13. 12 

35.76 

19 

Palmer,  C.  J 

10.  62 

13.16 

38.  31 

20 

Herrmann,  E.  E 

9. 12 

13.  32 

36.  67 

21 

Cushman,  C.  H 

11.04 

14.  08 

35.  73 

22 

Buchalter,  J 

9.81 

12.  40 

36.  01 

23 

Brooks,  W.  A 

9.  69 

12.  48 

34.  03 

24 

Challenger,  H.  L 

10.  02 

12.  20 

39.  65 

25 

Hicks,  R.  LeG 

10. 11 

13.56 

32.  66 

1co26 

Adams,  A.  S . 

9.  63 

11.  88 

33. 46 

27 

Fitch,  H.  W 

9.  39 

12.  60  : 

35. 22 

28 

Sprague,  A.  T.,  3d 

9.  57 

12.  52 

35.  96 

29 

Stein,  M.  H 

9.  75 

12.56 

37.  63 

30 

Sykes,  J.  B 

9.  96 

12.48 

33. 16 

31 

Foster,  F.  F 

8.  76 

11.80  j 

34.43 

32 

Hilbert,  W.  E 

10.  32 

13.  00 

. 38. 69 

33 

Johnston,  J.  M 

8.  94 

11.72 

36.  82 

34 

Orr,  J.  J 

9.15 

12.16 

34. 16 

£o35 

Olds,  H.  W 

9.  60 

13.00 

33.  89 

36 

Wynkoop,  T.  P.,  jr 

9.81 

12.  28  1 

37.  97 

MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


219 


their  academic  course — annual  examination , June,  1917 — 203  members. 
and  reduction  of  course  for  this  class  (class  of  1919)  from  4 to  3 years.] 


Physics. 

Chemistry. 

History 

and 

consti- 

tutional 

law. 

Modern 

lan- 

guages. 

Efficiency. 

Practice 

cruise. 

Total. 

Demerits 

(sub- 

tract). 

Aggre- 

gate. 

*20 

16 

*20 

*24 

4 

4 

160 

5 

160 

18.  00 

14.  28 

17.  85 

22.  50 

3.  26 

3.  80 

145.  81 

0. 42 

145.  39 

18. 15 

14.  72 

17.  95 

22.  80 

3. 18 

3.  27 

142.  62 

1.  36 

141.  26 

18. 10 

14.44 

16.  49 

21.  87 

3.  31 

3.44 

140.  74 

.48 

140.  26 

17.  75 

14.  00 

17. 18 

22.  59 

3.  28 

3.  31 

140.  04 

.38 

139.  66 

17.  05 

14.  32 

16.  79 

21.75 

3. 17 

3.  05 

139.  08 

.34 

138.  74 

17.  85 

13.  32 

16.  34 

22.  32 

3.  66 

3.  52 

138.  56 

.16 

138.40 

16.  85 

13.  84 

16.  35 

22.44 

3.  28 

3.  59 

137.  32 

.18 

137. 14 

16.  70 

14.  60 

17.  25 

23.  25 

3.  29 

3. 11 

137.  82 

.80 

137.  02 

17.  80 

13.  40 

17.  43 

21.42 

3.16 

3. 12 

136.  46 

.40 

136.  06 

16.  20 

14.  04 

15.  91 

21.  30 

3.11 

3.  36 

136.  35 

.84 

135.  51 

17.  85 

14.  52 

16.  79 

21. 12 

3.  25 

3. 10 

136. 17 

.90 

135.  27 

16.  05 

12.  60 

16.  24 

22.44 

3.13 

3.  28 

135.  86 

1.04 

134.  82 

17. -80 

14.  32 

16.  56 

21.  63 

3.  09 

3.  28 

135. 19 

.60 

134.  59 

16.40 

13.  36 

17. 18 

21.  51 

3.  33 

3.  21 

136. 11 

1.  64 

134.  47 

17.00 

13. 12 

17.44 

21. 12 

3.  33 

3.  27 

134.  43 

.04 

134.  39 

17.40 

13.64 

16.  30 

19.  80 

3.  42 

3. 15 

134.  63 

.24 

134. 39 

| 17.20 

13.88 

15.  63 

20.  76 

3. 14 

3.  60 

134. 47 

.26 

134.  21 

j 16.90 

13.76 

15.  84 

21.  69 

3.  26 

3.  22 

134.  02 

.14 

133.  88 

j 16. 65 

12.  84 

16.  88 

19.  29 

3.25 

3.  30 

134.  30 

.66 

133.  64 

17.80 

13.  56 

17.  02 

21.  09 

3.  22 

3.11 

134.  91 

1.28 

133.  63 

17.45 

14.16 

15.  49 

18.  66 

3. 17 

3.  21 

132.  99 

.46 

132.  53 

17. 10 

14.  20 

15.  52 

21.  30 

3.05 

3. 14 

132.  53 

.58 

131.  95 

16.  85 

13.  64 

16. 10 

22.  71 

3.  22 

3.  20 

131.  92 

.16 

131.  76 

15.  25 

12.  84 

15.  50 

20.  31 

3.  37 

3.  24 

132.  38 

.84 

131.  54 

18. 15 

13.  72 

17.  28 

19.  59 

3.  31 

3. 10 

131.  48 

.32 

131. 16 

17.  50 

13.  84 

17.05 

22.  80 

3.  27 

3. 14 

132.  79 

2. 18 

130.  61 

16.  50 

13. 48 

15.  71 

20.  70 

3.  21 

3.  56 

130.  37 

.08 

130.  29 

17.  75 

13.44 

16.  05 

20.  85 

3.  06 

3.  25 

131.  85 

1.84 

130.  01 

17.  00 

13.  80 

15.  34 

19.  05 

3.09 

3.06 

131. 28 

1.30 

129.  98 

16.  65 

13.  24 

17. 43 

21.48 

3.  32 

3.  02 

130.  74 

.84 

129.  90 

16.  95 

13.  32 

17.  22 

21.57 

3.  07 

3.  26 

130.38 

.54 

129.  84 

16.  25 

13.  60 

14.30 

18.  21 

3. 18 

3.  04 

130.59 

.84 

129.  75 

15.  70 

14.  32 

16.  68 

18.  81 

3. 12 

3. 18 

129.  29 

.30 

128.  99 

16.  95 

13.  76 

16.54 

20.  22 

3. 18 

3,46 

129.  58 

.66 

128. 92 

16.  95 

13.  64 

15.  52 

19.  95 

3.  31 

3.  43 

129.  29 

.-40 

128.  89 

16.  25 

12.  36 

15.  47 

18.21 

3.  20 

3. 14 

128.  69 

.38  i 

128.  31 

• of 

•al 

for 

nic 

37 

38 

39 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

56 

58 

59 

60 

61 

62 

63 

63 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 


MERIT  ROLL — PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  first  class  for 


Name. 

Mechan- 

ical 

processes 

and 

drawing. 

Maxima 

12 

von  Heimburg,  E.  H 

Ihrig,  R.  M 

Callaghan,  W.  McC 

Graham.  J.  J 

Waldron,  R.  G 

Morgan,  L.  N . 

Sailor,  H.  A 

Thurber,  H.  R 

Thurston,  A.  P 

de  Kay,  R.  D 

Clark,  D.  H 

Schaeffer,  V.  H . 

Ramsey,  L.  C 

Jeter,  T.  P 

Schetky,  G.  L 

Briscoe,  R.  P 

Jones,  H.  McC 

Post,  C.  K 

Updegraff,  W.  N 

Andrews,  C.  L.,  jr 

Griffin,  T.  J. 

Netting,  R.  B - - 

Roper,  J.  W 

Murray,  S.  S 

Vose,  W.  C 

Goodstein,  H 

Powell,  D.  A , 

Sample,  W.  D 

Tuggle,  R.  B 

Clayton,  W.  E 

Brown,  A.  D 

Lamb,  S.  G 

Noble,  J.  B 

Huse,  J.  0 

Francis,  D.  D 

Colyear,  B.  H 

Gieselmann,  A.  0 

10.32 
9.99 
9.81 
9.78 
10.  23 
9.  72 
9.  90 
10.  38 
9.  09 
10.  23 
9. 12 
10.  62 

8.  97 

9.  45 
9.  99 

10.  05 
9.  96 
9.  84 
8.67 
10.  32 

8.  58 

9.  96 
8.  82 
8.  82 

10.  05 
10.  20 
9. 45 
9.  81 

8.  64 

9.  84 
9.  81 
9.  00 

10.  05 
8.  91 

8.  67 

9.  39 
9.  57 

MERIT  ROLL — PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


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] 

Physics. 

Chemistry. 

History 

and 

consti- 

tutional 

law. 

Modern 

lan- 

guages. 

Efficiency. 

Practice 

cruise. 

Total. 

Demerits 

(sub- 

tract). 

Aggre- 

gate. 

20 

16 

20 

24 

4 

4 

160 

5 

160 

1 

15.  45 

12.  72 

15. 17 

18.  21 

3.  22 

3.  33 

128.  43 

.36 

128.  07 

16.  30 

12.  24 

17.39 

20.  43 

3.  36 

3. 14 

128.  47 

.76 

127.  71 

15.  20 

13.08 

16.  61 

20.55 

3.  26 

3.  35 

128.  01 

.34 

127.  67 

16.  40 

12.  28 

16.  54 

20.  61 

3.  08 

2.  99 

128.  27 

.78 

127.  49 

15.  70 

13.44 

14.  89 

21.12 

3. 17 

3. 13 

127.  88 

.48 

127.  40 

17.  05 

13.  80 

14.  59 

20. 16 

3.  09 

3.  03 

129. 11 

1.80 

127.  31 

16.05 

12.  88 

15.  77 

19.  47 

2.  97 

3. 15 

128.  41 

1.14 

127.  27 

14.  60 

12. 12 

16.  62 

21. 15 

3.  22 

3.  09 

128.  08 

.90 

127. 18 

14. 40 

12.  28 

15.  71 

20. 16 

3.28 

3.  43 

127.  28 

.44 

126.  84 

15.  65 

11.  96 

15. 19 

18.  96 

3.  25 

3.  20 

126.  91 

.16 

126.  75 

15.  70 

12.  60 

15.37 

18.48 

3. 17 

3. 15 

127.  31 

.92 

126.  39 

15.  35 

13. 12 

15.  51 

20.  07 

3. 16 

3. 14 

126.  90 

.68 

126.  22 

15.  65 

12. 16 

15.  61 

19.17 

2.  87 

2.  94 

128.  79 

2.  66 

126. 13 

16.  40 

12.  76 

15.42 

19.  32 

3. 16 

3.  33 

126.  89 

.92 

125.  97 

16.20 

12.  32 

16.  46 

21.  30 

3.  26 

3. 16 

126.  53 

.72 

125.81 

16.30 

12.  76 

15.37 

19.  26 

3.17 

2.  96 

127.  20 

1.42 

125.  78 

15.  25 

12.  60 

15.  47 

18.  03 

! 3. 12 

3. 14 

125.  84 

.48 

125.  36 

15.  00 

11.  92 

15.  91 

22.  41 

3.16 

3.  37 

126. 16 

1.08 

125.  08 

1*5.  65 

11.  96 

15.  55 

22.  05 

3.  26 

3.  04 

125.  28 

.56 

124. 72 

15.  50 

12.  08 

14.  82 

21.  09 

3.  27 

3.  60 

127.  46 

2.  76 

124. 70 

15.  75 

13.  60 

15.  52 

20. 10 

3. 11 

2.  94 

126. 12 

1.42 

124.  70 

16.  25 

12.48 

15.  64 

19. 11 

- 

3.  28 

3. 16 

124.  77 

.20 

124.  57 

15.  50 

12. 16 

15.  24 

20.  58 

3.  23 

3. 11 

125.  26 

.76 

124.  50 

14.  60 

12.  68 

14.  98 

20.  07 

3.  22 

3.  20 

124.15 

.06 

124. 09 

15.  05 

12.48 

15.  60 

20.  40 

3.  00 

3.22 

126.  61 

2.  72 

123.  89 

15.  05 

12.92 

14.  99 

18.  66 

3. 11 

3. 14 

125.  03 

1.26 

123.  77 

15.  70 

13.04 

15.  86 

18.  69 

I 3.20 

3.24 

123,  97 

.40 

123.  57 

16.  55 

12.  88 

15.  80 

19.  29 

3.  08 

3.13 

124.  25 

.68 

| 123.  57 

15.  50 

12.  88 

14.  98 

20.  37 

3. 10 

3.  07 

125.  22 

1.  70 

123.  52 

14.95 

11.  92 

13.  79 

19.  56 

3. 16 

3. 12 

123.67 

.32 

123.  35 

15.  75 

12.  92 

13.  74 

18.-81 

3. 16 

3. 14 

123.90 

.62 

123.  28 

16.  05 

13.  32 

15.  59 

19.  80 

3.  24 

3. 10 

123.  92 

.68 

123.  24 

15.  50 

12.40 

14.  68 

20.  22 

3. 17 

3.45 

124.  50 

1.  36 

123. 14 

15.05 

11.  28 

17.07 

19.  98 

3.00 

3.15 

123.  92 

1.22 

122.  70 

15.  55 

12.  04 

16.  23 

22.  08 

3.  26 

3.26 

123.51 

.82 

122.  69 

14.65 

12.  32 

16.  02 

18.78 

3. 14 

3.38 

123.72 

1.10 

122.  62 

13.  90 

11.76 

15. 13 

20.  85 

3. 19 

3.10  | 

j 123.  01 

.42 

122.  59 

;r  of 

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3mie 

ir. 

74 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 

81 

82 

83 

84 

85 

85 

87 

88 

89 

90 

91 

92 

93 

94 

95 

96 

97 

98 

99 

100 

101 

>102 

>103 

104 

105 

106 

107 

108 

109 

110 


MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  first  class  for  the  second  year  of  their 


Name. 

Mechan- 

ical 

processes 

and 

drawing.  ] 

i 

Elementary 

engineer-' 

ing. 

Mathe- 
matics. ; 

Maxima 

12 

16 

« 

Willenbucher,  F.  0 

8.82 

12.72 

35.86  | 

Griswold,  W.  E 

9. 15 

12.20 

32.26  ! 

Roberts,  R.  H 

9. 15 

12. 16 

30. 45 

Cullens,  J.  W 

9.  42 

12. 12 

32.  65 

Slocum,  H.  B 

9.24 

12.  20 

32.46 

Kell,  E.  L 

8.85 

11.  00 

35.  74 

Mays,  W.  H 

9.  33 

11.80 

33.54 

Scbildhauer,  C.  H 

10.  08 

13.  32 

31.11 

Marsh,  W.  L 

9.42 

12.  96 

31.28 

Grimsley,  E.  M 

8.  31 

12. 12 

31.35  j 

Seligman,  M.  T 

9.  21 

12.  20 

31.  34  | 

Coney,  C.  E 

10.  20 

12.  60 

28.82  ] 

Crawford,  D.  S 

9.  66 

12.  64 

34.67  ; 

Olsen,  C.  E 

10. 14 

12.32 

34.65  | 

Demarest,  C.,  jr 

9.  87 

12.  20 

29. 40  j 

Griffiths,  C.  A 

10.  53 

13.  56 

30.15  ' 

Moran,  A.  P.,  jr 

9. 48 

12.04 

32.27  | 

Camp,  C 

8. 10 

11.  56 

30.94  ; 

Cassady,  J.  H 

9. 15 

11.  72 

32‘.  48 

Herbst,  H.  R 

9.  30 

12. 12 

31.41  | 

Day,  D.  K 

9.03 

12. 12 

31.84 

Burleigh,  A.  P 

8.85 

12.  08 

32.85  i 

Baggett,  H.  D 

9.12 

12.  32 

32.45  j 

Ferguson,  W.  H 

9.  78 

12.  08 

29.73  | 

Ansel,  W 

9.63 

11.  92 

30.14  | 

Veeder,  T.  E.  DeW.,  jr 

8.28 

12.  36 

32.  60  | 

Du  Yal,  M.  P.,  jr 

9. 42 

11.60 

31.58  ; 

King,  D.  C 

8.64 

10.  88 

31.50  ! 

Cook,  H.  P 

9.  57 

11.  76 

33.49  j 

Wisenbaker,  J.  L 

8.40 

11.  00 

30.97 

Welch,  P.  P 

9.03 

11.  92 

30.  65  j 

Friedman,  E 

7.53 

11.  20 

32.  78  i 

Downev,  G.  J 

8.88 

11.  92 

28.19  | 

O’ Rear,  G.  McF 

9.51  ! 

12.  36 

31.77  | 

Kern,  E.  D 

9.18 

11.  64 

29.  62  | 

Rule,  A.  O.,  jr 

8.52  ! 

11.  00 

31.29  ; 

Pelzman,  L.  B 

8:  40  ; 

11. 40 

31.  91  ; 

MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


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Physics. 

Chemistry. 

History 

and 

consti- 

tutional 

law. 

Modern 

lan- 

guages. 

1 

Efficiency. 

Practice 

cruise. 

! 

Total. 

Demerits 

(sub- 

tract). 

Aggre- 

gate. 

20 

16 

20 

24 

4 

4 

160 

5 

160 

14.  55 

12.  76 

14.  86 

18.54 

2.  94 

2.  99 

124.04 

1.48 

122.  56 

14.  80 

12.  60 

16.  27 

19.  74 

3. 16 

3.  35 

123.  53 

1.  26 

122.  27 

15.  30 

13.  76 

14.  93 

20.  61 

3. 14 

3.  24 

122.74 

.76 

121.  98 

14.  35 

11.44 

16.  03 

21.  00 

3. 13 

2.  95 

123.09 

1.  58 

121.  51 

14.  45 

12. 12 

15. 16 

19.  59 

3.  25 

2.  89 

121.  36  : 

.04 

121.  32 

14.  60 

12.  36 

15.  26 

18. 18 

3.  08 

3.30 

122.  37 

1.12 

121.  25 

15. 15 

11. 80 

14.  31 

18.  93 

3.  29 

3.  28 

121.43 

.36 

121.  07 

16. 10 

11.  32 

13.  83 

18.  42 

3.  48 

3.  55 

121.21 

.34 

120. 87 

14.  70 

11.  32 

16. 16 

20. 10 

3. 11 

3.  01 

122.06  | 

1.  22 

120.  84 

14.  05 

11.08 

16.  08 

21.  87 

3.  36 

3.  47 

121.  69 

1.00 

120.  69 

15.  35 

12.  36 

15.  26 

20.  22 

3.  02 

3.  05 

122.  01 

1.  38 

120.  63 

14.  40 

11.  60 

16.  81 

19.  65 

3.  38 

3.  28 

120.74 

.32 

120.42 

14.  25 

12.  80 

13.  94 

17.  88 

3.  06 

3. 14 

122.04  i 

1.  62 

120. 42 

14.20 

11. 12 

13.43 

18.  09 

3.  26 

3.  37 

120.58 

.50 

120.  08 

14.65  ! 

10.52 

16.63 

20.  28 

3. 19 

3.  32 

120.06 

.00 

120. 06 

14.40 

11.40 

15.52 

19. 08 

3. 12 

3. 10 

120.  86 

1.00 

119.  86 

14.  80 

12.32 

14.99 

17.  88 

3. 19 

3.08 

120.05 

.46 

119.  59 

14.  55 

12.24 

15.31 

21.42 

3. 11 

3.  03 

120.26 

.70 

119.  56 

14.50 

11.  68 

15.31 

19. 14 

3. 13 

2.91 

120.02 

1 .50 

119.  52 

15.  60 

12.  00 

14.24 

19.  35 

3. 10 

3.  00 

120. 12 

.68 

119.  44 

15. 15 

12.  48 

14.64 

18.  96 

3.  22 

3.34 

120.  78 

1.  52 

119.  26 

15.  65 

12.  24 

13.87 

18.  51 

3.01 

3.12 

120. 18 

.96 

119.  22 

14.  35 

12. 12 

14.  96 

19.29 

3.04 

3.  35 

121.  00 

1.  84 

119. 16 

14.  65 

13.  64 

15.  42 

19.  26 

3. 04 

3.  31 

120.  91 

,1.96 

118.  95 

15.  70 

12.00 

15.  38 

j 19. 02 

3.  09 

3.  28 

120. 16 

1.  22 

118.  94 

14.  50 

11.40 

15.  61 

18.  21 

3.  21 

3.  46 

119.  63 

. 70 

118. 93 

14.  95 

| 12. 28 

14.  68 

18. 12 

3.  01 

2.88 

! 118.  52 

.06 

118.  46 

14.  20 

11.  60 

16.  25 

19.  35 

3.  08 

3.  34 

118.  84 

.40 

118.  44 

13. 40 

12.  28 

14.  88 

19. 11 

3. 13 

i 3.10 

120.72 

2.  36 

118.  36 

14.  60 

11.  68 

16.  39 

20.  46 

3.  03 

3. 15 

119.  68 

1.  36 

118.  32 

14.  60 

12.  28 

14.  84 

19.  68 

3.  39 

3. 11 

119.  50 

1.  20 

118.  30 

14.  25 

12.84 

15. 16 

19.  20 

1 2.92 

3.  25 

119. 13 

.92 

118.  21 

14.  45 

12.  28 

16.  42 

20.  04 

3.  27 

3.  12 

118.  57 

.42 

118. 15 

15.  70 

11.  96 

14.  06 

17.  64 

3.  03 

3.  22 

119.  25 

1. 18 

118.  07 

14.  95 

11.  88 

14.  64 

20.  37 

3. 12 

3.  20 

118.  60 

. 94 

117.  66 

15.  00 

11.  60 

15.  02 

19.  53 

3. 12 

3. 15 

118.  23 

. 64 

117.  59 

13.  70 

12, 16 

15.  29 

18.  66 

■ 3. 19 

3.  09 

117.  80 

.30 

117.  50 

224 


MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS, 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  first  class  for  the  second  year  of  their 


Order  of 
general 
merit  for 
academic 
year. 

. 

Name. 

Meehan-  ! 
ical 

processes 

and 

drawing. 

Elementary 

engineer-' 

ing. 

Mathe- 

matics. 

Maxima 

12 

16 

44 

Ill 

Alexander,  A.  B 

8.76 

11.64 

33.74 

112 

Neal,  J 

9.48 

11.  92 

33.  23 

113 

Barlow,  W.  S 

9.42  j 

11.32 

30. 14 

114 

Crichton,  R.  B 

8.82 

11.56 

29.  73 

115 

Mentz,  G.  F 

7.95 

11.68 

30.65 

116 

Bryant,  E.H 

9.60 

11.76 

30.13 

117 

Hill,  E.  R 

10.05 

12.  84 

29.  02 

118 

Failing,  K.  R 

9.78 

12.  60 

31.  66 

119 

Bowman,  G.  H 

8.43 

11.  60 

31.  35 

Jc  ol20 

Kegley,  T.  M 

9.06 

11. 48 

33.44 

121 

Hungerford,  R.  W 

9.54 

12.56 

28.95 

122 

Staudt,  A.  R 

8.22 

11.40 

29.64 

123 

Sherritt,  H.  I 

8.64 

11.  08 

29.  48 

124 

Boiler,  R.  L I 

9.  09 

12.  28 

29.  57 

125 

Fengar,  H.  C 

9.  00 

11.  88 

28.  24 

126 

Greer,  M.  R 

8.  64 

11.  48 

30.28 

126 

Griggs,  J.  B.,  jr 

7.  83 

11.  92 

31.  88 

128 

Whitehead,  W.  D 

9.24 

12.  08 

31.  20 

129 

Hunt,  C.  B 

10.  02 

13.00 

29.74 

130 

Holloway,  J.  L.,  jr 

8.85 

11.  68 

30.  05 

131 

Savre,  F.  N 

9.  36 

12.  36 

29.  68 

132 

Wildman,  C.  K 

9.  39 

10.88 

29.  37 

133 

Lowry,  J.  D..  jr 

8.  58 

12.  48 

30.57 

134 

Whittaker,  H.  R 

10.  65 

12.  68 

32.  09 

135 

Dyer,  G.  C 

7.  98 

11.  08 

31.  25 

136 

Kirkland,  G 

7.  71 

11.84 

30.  06 

137 

Mason,  G.  H 

10.  05 

12.  32 

30.94 

138 

Jennings,  R.  E 

9.  30 

12.00 

29. 13 

139 

Barrett,  R.  S 

9.  00 

10.  60 

3L  80 

140 

Rend,  C.  J 

9.  63 

12.  04 

28.03 

141 

Moore,  Y.  R 

10.44 

11.52 

29.  62 

142 

j McGurl,  D.  M 

7.  80 

11.24 

29.  58 

ay  143 

Lee,  P.  F 

9.  75 

11.52 

31. 10 

144 

; Talbot,  P.  H 

9.  09 

11.60 

28.  60 

144 

j Winckler,  E.  R 

9.  63 

12. 12 

30.04 

146 

Maser,  W.  G 

9.  27 

10.  92 

27.  91 

147 

Dingwell,  P.  D 

8.  46 

12.  52 

29.  79 

MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


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Physics. 

Chemistry. 

History 

and 

consti- 

tutional 

law. 

Modern 

lan- 

guages. 

Efficiency. 

Practice 

cruise. 

Total. 

Demerits 

(sub- 

tract). 

Aggre- 

gate. 

20 

16 

20 

24 

4 

4 

160 

5 

160 

14.  60 

11.  52 

13.  95 

18.  63 

3. 13 

3.  22 

119. 19 

1.  90 

117.  29 

14.00 

10.  88 

15.  59 

17.  67 

2.  96 

3.  60 

119.  33 

2.  26 

117.  07 

15.35 

13.  28 

13.  82 

18. 18 

3.  03 

3.  08 

117.  62 

.56 

117.  06 

14.  80 

10.  40 

15.  77 

20.  04 

3.  21 

3.  33 

117.  66 

.72 

116.  94 

14.  20 

11.  76 

14.  70 

2L  27 

2.  96 

3.  35 

118.  52 

1.74 

: 116. 78 

14.  25 

11.  68 

15. 14 

18.  69 

3. 10 

3.  21 

117.  56 

.82 

116.  74 

13.  75 

11. 12 

14.69 

18.78 

3. 19 

3.  32 

116.  76 

.16 

116.  60 

14.  25 

12. 12 

14.  43 

17.  01 

2.  96 

3.34 

118. 15 

1.  58 

! 116. 57 

14. 10 

12.  20 

14.  89 

18.  06 

3. 17 

3.04 

116.  84 

.32 

! 116.52 

13.  40 

11.  88 

14.  33 

19. 11 

2.  80 

3.  06 

1 118.  56 

2.  22 

116.  34 

14.  50 

11.64 

14. 13 

18.  63 

3. 18 

3. 19 

116.  32 

.02 

116.  30 

14.  55 

11.  96 

14.53 

20. 13 

3.  09 

3.  26 

1 116.  78 

.68 

116. 10 

15.  25 

12.  52 

15.23 

17.  70 

3.  08 

3.  09 

I 116.07 

.08 

115.  99 

14.  70 

11.  88 

14.  94 

18.21 

3.  02 

3. 12 

116.  81 

.84 

115.  97 

13.  65 

11.  40 

16.  08 

20. 16 

3.  06 

3. 10 

| 116.  57 

.66 

115.  91 

14.  25 

11.  56 

14.  75 

19.  41 

3.  09 

3.  29 

116.  75 

.94 

115.  81 

14.  25 

11. 12 

15.  36 

17.  97 

3.  25 

3.  27 

116.  85 

1.04 

115.  81 

15.  00 

11. 16 

13.  94 

17.04 

3. 18 

3.05 

115.  89 

.22 

115.  67 

13.  20 

10.  80 

15.60 

17.  67 

3.20 

3.47 

116.  70 

1. 10 

| 115.60 

14.75 

10.92 

15.  43 

18.  45 

3. 15  | 

3.22 

116.  50 

.92 

115.  58 

15.  25 

1L  64 

13.79 

18.36 

3.09 

3. 11 

116.  64 

1. 18 

115.  46 

14.  60 

10.  88 

14.48 

19. 47 

3.36 

3.27  ! 

115.  70 

.60 

115. 10 

13.  95 

10.  76 

15. 14 

17.94 

3.27 

3.19 

115.  88 

.88 

115.  00 

14.  20 

11.  48 

13.  25 

17.28 

2.  98 

3.30 

117.  91 

3.14 

114.  77 

14.00 

11.56 

15.44 

17.85 

3.00 

2.81 

114.  97 

.38  : 

114.  59 

14.20 

11.68 

14.  63 

19.47 

3. 17 

3.12 

115.  88 

1.30 

114.  58 

13.20  , 

1 

11.  84 

14. 16 

17.19 

2.87 

3.24 

115.  81 

1.38 

114.  43 

13.  io  ; 

10.92 

14.08  ! 

20.  07 

3.22 

3.16 

114.  98 

.58  | 

114.  40 

14.  65 

11.40 

14.67 

16.  29 

3.33 

3.37 

115. 11 

.76  ; 

114.  35 

14.  65 

11.  52 

14.  65 

17.88 

3.17 

3.32 

114.  89 

.60 

114.  29 

15.  35 

10.  56 

15.06 

17.40 

2.83 

3.19 

115.  97 

1.74 

114.  23 

14.  00 

11.44 

15.  48 

18.57  ; 

3.22 

3.37  i 

114.  70 

.48 

114.  22 

13.  30 

11.64  ' 

15.  38 

15.48 

3.30 

3.14 

114.  61 

.40 

114.  21 

14.25  ! 

11.40 

14.  60 

18.48 

3.08 

3.  09 

114. 19 

.00  1 

114. 19 

13.  70 

11.40 

13.  47 

18.  66 

3.21 

3.32 

115.  55 

1.36 

114. 19 

13.40 

10.  52  j 

16.06  ! 

19.  80 

3.21 

3.55 

114.64 

.64 

114.00 

12.  95 

11.  68  1 

15.  36  1 

18.93 

2.98 

2.  89  1 

115.  56 

1.  90 

113.  66 

8255—11 


-15 


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:t  for 

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149 

150 

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152 

153 

154 

155 

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174 

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>177 

178 

179 

180 

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182 

183 

184 


MERIT  ROLL — PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  first  class  for  the  second  year  of  their 


Name. 

Mechan- 

ical 

| processes 
and 

: drawing. 

Elementary- 

engineer- 

ing. 

Mathe- 

matics. 

Maxima 

j 12 

16 

44 

Crawford,  J.  G 

8.67 

11.64 

28.  91 

Hall,  S.  K.  

9.  81 

12.  48 

28.  01 

Wilson,  F.  P. 

8.  37 

11. 48 

29.  25 

Smith,  R.  McL.,  jr 

8.  91 

11.  56 

29.00 

McGaulv,  C 

8.  34 

11.  60 

29.  56 

Sullivan,  P.  V.l 

8.88 

11.  80 

29.  35 

Patterson,  J.  J.,  3d 

9.  03 

12.  00 

30. 16 

Read,  W.  R 

8.  22 

11. 48 

28.  75 

Beltz,  F.  W 

9.  27 

12.  32 

29.59 

Lannom,  J.  R 

9.12 

12.  00 

29.  96 

Cochran,  P.  S 

8.  79 

11.  88 

30.  37 

Runquist,  E.  R 

9.39 

11.  56 

29.  90 

Wilcock,  W.  C 

8.25 

10.  92 

29.84 

Short,  G.  E 

7.86 

10.76 

30.25  ! 

Spaven,  J.  S 

8.  31 

10.  56 

29.04 

Ives,  J.  S 

8. 10 

11.  36 

30.72 

McDonald,  J.  B.,  jr 

8.  88 

11.  64 

27.96  j 

Fink,  C.  K 

9.  27 

11.  68 

29.87  t 

Smith,  C.  R 

8.58 

10.  80 

31.05 

Dierdorff,  R.  A 

9.15 

11.48 

27.50 

Pace,  W.  W 

8.37 

10.  92 

27.60 

Parker,  L.  C , 

8.40 

10.96 

27.96  ! 

Brashears,  G.  W.,  jr 

9.15 

11.48  | 

1 29. 71 

Woodman,  H.  S i 

8.19  | 

11.40 

27.  71 

Hughes,  J.  J 

8.16 

10.96 

27.  89 

Kiefer,  D 

8.76 

11.08  ! 

29.17 

Troost,  F.  L.... 

7.50 

10.92 

27.  20 

Martin,  H.  M J 

9.78  ! 

11.36 

28. 07 

Tarbutton,  W.  E ■ 

7.74 

10.  84 

28.  87 

Muir,  K.  D 

7.95 

11.  28 

30.  23 

Sinnott,  D.  J 

8.49 

10.  92 

27.  55 

Reynolds,  J.  L j 

8.04 

10.  80 

28.63 

Gilmer,  F.  H 

8.58 

10. 48 

29.  20 

Carter,  G.  B 

8.31  ! 

10. 96 

28. 85 

Thompson,  P.  B 

8.49 

12.12 

28.  50 

Atkins,  J.  G 

8.73  | 

11.64 

28.  58 

Allen,  C ! 

8.  55 

11. 12 

27.78 

MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


227 


academic  course — annual  examination , June , 1917 — 203  members — Continued. 


j Physics. 

Chemistry. 

History 

and 

consti- 

tutional 

law. 

Modern 

lan- 

guages. 

Efficiency. 

Practice 

cruise. 

! 

Total. 

• 

1 Demerits 
(sub- 
tract). 

! 

Aggre- 

gate. 

•20 

16 

•20  , 

•24 

4 

! 

4 

160 

i 5 

160 

13.  90 

11.  28 

15.  47 

18.21 

3.  22 

3.  30 

114.  60 

.96 

113.  64 

14.  20 

10.  60 

14.  83 

18.  15 

3.  11 

3.  12 

114.  31 

.80 

113.  51 

13.  75 

11.  48 

15.  08 

18.  45 

3. 10 

3.  20 

114.  16. 

. 80 

113.  36 

13.  55 

11.04 

14.  50 

19.  08 

3.  23 

3.  22 

114.  09 

1.  00 

113.  09 

13.  25 

11.  88 

14>83 

17.  67 

3.  26 

3.  31 

113.  70 

.80 

112.  90 

13.  40 

10.  32 

14.  40 

18.  72 

3. 17 

3. 16 

113.  20 

.32 

112.  88 

12.  60 

10.  96 

14.  75 

17.  85 

3.  06 

3.  08 

113.  49 

.68 

112.  81 

14.  45 

11.  28 

14.  56 

18.  57 

3. 10 

| 3.30 

113.  71 

.92 

112.  79 

14.  65 

11.  24 

14. 14 

17. 13 

3.  03 

3.  22 

114.  59 

1.  88 

112.  71 

14.  35 

10.  08 

13.  63 

18.33 

2.  99 

3.  29 

113.  75 

1.  06 

112.  69 

13.  70 

10.  80 

14.  07 

17.  25 

3.  03 

3.  25 

113. 14 

.88 

112.  26 

13.  00 

10.  76 

14.  61 

17.  40 

3.12 

3.  31 

113.05 

.84 

112.  21 

14. 10 

11. 16 

14.  31 

18.  66 

2.88 

2.  82 

112.  94 

.84 

112. 10 

13.  50 

10.76  | 

15.  48 

17.  79 

3. 15 

2.  94 

112.  49 

.42 

112.  07 

12.65 

10.  64 

14.  46 

22. 11 

2.89 

3.  20 

113.86 

1.92 

111.  94 

14.  35  j 

10.  64 

14.  83 

16.87 

2.89 

2.81  | 

112.57 

.82 

111.  75 

13.90 

10.24 

15. 12 

18.  48 

2.98 

2.  98 

112.18 

.86 

111.  32 

13.05  ; 

10.76  | 

13.  65 

16.  65 

3.41 

3.  38 

111.  72 

.44 

111.  28 

13.00 

10.60 

12.67 

19.83 

3.04 

3.  03 

112.  60 

1.  38 

111.  22 

12.50 

10.76  ! 

16.42 

17.  58 

3. 19 

3.  35 

111.  93 

.72 

111.  21 

14.00 

10.56 

14.52 

19.  89 

2.  99 

3.17 

112.02 

.88 

111.  14 

12.95  | 

10.88  j 

14.68 

19.  32 

3.  23 

3.00 

111.  38 

.26 

111.  12 

14.00 

11.  20 

13.75 

17.  70 

3,01 

2.60 

112.  60 

1.  56 

111.  04 

13.30 

11.  64 

15.  21 

19.  68 

3.  02 

2.62 

112.77 

1.96 

110.  81 

13.35  ! 

10.64  ’ 

‘ 15. 31 

19.  08 

3. 17 

2.99 

111.55 

.86 

110.  69 

14.55 

11.08 

14. 15 

18.  21 

2.  95 

3.03 

112.  98 

2.  30 

110. 68 

13.  o5 

10.36 

15.82 

20.  07 

3. 14 

2.98  | 

111.  54 

1.  08 

110.  46 

13.55  : 

10.92 

14.  21 

17.  61 

3. 14 

3.53 

112. 17 

1.80 

110.  37 

12.85 

11.96 

13.  91 

18.45 

3.11 

3.  07 

110.  80 

.48 

110.  32 

13.  oo  J 

10.68  ' 

14.  29 

17.  25 

3.03 

2.91 

111.  17 

1.  04 

110. 13 

13.35 

11. 16 

14.  47 

17.  49 

3.28 

3.38 

110.  09 

.12 

109.  97 

12.  90 

10.  92 

14.02 

18.42 

3.23 

3.  21 

110. 17 

.44 

109.  73 

13.80  j 

10.  92 

13.74 

17.  25 

3.03 

3.  20 

110.20 

.80 

109.  40 

12.80 

10.48 

13.59 

18.  36 

3.20 

3.51 

110.  06 

.70 

109.  36 

13.50 

10.  80 

13.  90 

16.  20 

3.14 

3.26 

109.  91 

.94 

108.  97 

13.  05 

10.  44 

14.  35 

16.  68 

3.31  ! 

3.20 

109.98  ; 

i.04  ; 

108.  94 

i 13. 20 

10.  36 

14.  99 

17.  37 

3.18 

3.12 

109.67 

.82 

108.  85 

228 


MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  first  class  for  the  second  year  of  their 


Order  of 
general 
merit  for 
academic 
year. 

Name. 

Mechan- 

ical 

processes 

and 

; drawing. 

Elementary 

engineer- 

ing. 

Mathe- 

matics. 

Maxima 

12 

i 

16 

14 

185 

Fitzpatrick,  T.  B 

8. 13 

11.48 

30.  28 

186 

Aler,  F.  V.,  jr 

9.45 

11. 16 

27.81 

187 

Williams,  J.  C 

8. 16 

11.  20 

28.  58 

188 

Pulliam,  E.  P 

7.  50 

11. 48 

28.  05 

188 

Redman,  J.  R 

8.  25 

11. 16 

29.  60 

190 

Richardson,  J.  C 

7.83 

11.04 

28.85 

191 

Warner,  S.  H 

9.  03 

10.96 

27.70 

192 

Dorsey,  R.  M 

8.  55 

10.  60 

29.  84 

193 

Martin,  W.  P 

8.22 

10.44 

29.11 

194 

Mills,  G.  H 

7.35 

11.  04 

27.74  | 

195 

Strachan,  W.  J 

7.20 

11.76 

27.98 

196 

Waller,  F.  P 

8.34 

11.24 

29.58 

££197 

Brown,  G.  W. 

8.07 

10.84 

27.  56 

el98 

Lamb,  C.  J 

9.33  | 

11.  20 

24.91  | 

199 

Rhoton,  R.  G ! 

7.50 

10.68 

27.83 

e200 

Kirtland,  C.  W ! 

7.41 

10.12 

29.  65 

201 

Rockey,  C.  H 

7.98 

10.  84 

28.55 

Gr 

Browning,  .T.  N 1 

9.51 



Et 

McEathron,  E.  D 

9.84 

1 

MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  FIRST  CLASS. 


229 


academic  course — annual  examination,  June,  1917—203  members — Continued. 


Physics. 

Chemistry. 

History 

and 

consti- 

tutional 

law. 

Modern 

lan- 

guages. 

Efficiency. 

Practice 
j cruise. 

Total. 

Demerits 

(sub- 

tract). 

Aggre- 

gate. 

20 

16 

•20 

24 

4 

4 

| 

160 

5 

160 

12.80 

10.  60 

14. 08 

17.  28 

3.05 

2.  99 

110.  69 

1.  92 

108.  77 

12.  70 

10.  64 

13.  31 

16.  98 

3.  01 

3.  50 

108.  56 

.46 

108. 10 

12.  80 

10.  96 

13.  23 

17.  04 

3.  29 

3. 15 

; 108.41 

.50 

107.  91 

12.  60 

10.  36 

13.  28 

18.  78 

2.  96 

3. 14 

108. 15 

00 

CO 

107.  77 

12.  50 

; 10. 64 

14. 13 

17. 13 

3.  04 

3.  06 

109.51 

1.  74 

107.  77 

12.  50 

10.  68 

13.75 

17.  49 

3.01 

3.  23 

i 108.38 

00 

o 

107.  58 

13.  70 

10.  36 

13.  69 

17.  76 

3.10 

3. 07 

| 109.37 

2.  42 

106.  95 

11.  65 

10.  20 

13.  92 

17.49 

3.05 

3.  06 

I 108.36 

1.  64 

106.  72 

13.55 

10.  64 

12.  95 

17.10 

2.  95 

3.23 

! 108.19 

2. 12 

106.  07 

12.25 

10.  04 

14.  51 

17.49 

3.17 

3.  05 

106.  64 

.60 

106.  04 

12.25 

10.  84 

13.  80 

16.  68 

3.  20 

3. 10 

106.  81 

.86 

105.95 

12.  00 

10.88  i 

j 

13. 11 

17.  52 

2.  95 

3.  04 

108.  66 

3.04 

1 105.62 

13.10  | 

10.28 

14.  34 

17.79 

2.  97 

2.96 

107.  91 

2.  42 

105.  49 

12.  30 

10.72 

14.  47 

17.  61 

3. 15 

3. 10 

106.  79 

1.46 

105.  33 

12.  65 

10.92 

14.  27 

18.03 

2.  94 

3.  24 

108.  06 

3.02 

105.  04 

12.  90 

9.  64 

13.  63 

17. 01 

2.83 

3.  06 

106.  24 

3.00 

103.  24 

12.  20 

10.  20 

13.  28 

16. 17 

2.  95 

3. 10 

105.  27 

3.86 

101.  41 

15.  25 

3.  23 

3.  32 

.46 

i 

2.  88 

2.  81 

1.64  I 

230 


MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  for  the  first  year  of  their 


Order  of 
general 
merit  for 
academic 

Name. 

Descriptive 

geometry 

and 

drawing. 

1 

j Geometry 
and 

1 algebra.  ■ 

year. 

Maxima 

16 

12 

*1 

Harrison,  L 

13.  76 

11.28 

*2 

Robbins,  T.  H.,  jr 

14.44 

10.77 

*3 

Hague,  W.  McL 

13.54 

! 10. 53 

*4 

Forrestel,  E.  P 

14.  62 

10.41 

*5 

Leahy,  W.  I 

14.46 

10.38 

*6 

Christmas,  W.  F 

14.  78 

10.  68 

*7 

Sylvester,  E.  W 

13.  88 

10.  80 

*8 

Cushman,  W.  R.,  jr 

13.  76 

10.71 

*9 

Olswang,  W.  W 

14.  36 

10.  77 

*10 

Moses,  M 

14.  28 

10.62  ; 

*11 

Maxson,  L.  J 

13.  24 

10.  29  i 

*12 

Good,  R.  F 

14.  60 

10.08  j 

ay*  13 

Ferris,  R.  C . 

12.  90 

10.  38 

*14 

Falknor,  B.  L 

13. 16 

10.  38  j 

*15 

Cowdrey,  R.  T 

14.  52 

10.29  | 

*16 

Severyns,  J.  H 

14.  94 

10.02  | 

*17 

Dowd,  W.  R 

13.  76 

10.  23 

*18 

Daggett,  R.  B 

14. 18 

9.  96 

*19 

Cox,  T.  G.,  jr 

13.40 

9.  48 

*20 

Dunbar,  H.  S.,  jr 

13.  68 

10.68 

*21 

Rorschach,  F.,  jr 

12.  80 

10.92 

*22 

van  Buren,  H.  S 

13.  80 

10.71  j 

*23 

Dusinberre,  G.  M 

13.82 

io.  50 ; 

*24 

Lee,  C.  V 

13.  04 

10.95  ! 

*25 

Hillenkoetter,  R.  H 

12.50 

10.17 

*26 

Tillson,  E.  M 

14.  44 

10.  68  ! 

27 

Harrington,  M.  H 

13.46 

10.59  ! 

28 

Sabalot,  A.  C.  J 

14. 12 

9.69 

29 

Hartung,  R.  R 

12.  04  | 

9.96  ; 

30 

Lemler,  P 

13.26 

9.63 

31 

Moureau,  R.  C 

14.78  j 

10.65  | 

32 

Haugen,  L.  T 

15.74 

9.45  : 

33 

Miller,  P - - 

12.76 

9.99  j 

34 

Sickel,  H.  G.,  4th 

14.  64  ] 

9.24  : 

35 

Tusler,  F.  A 

13.72 

10.95 

36 

Korns,  Y.  E 

13.  54 

9.96  ; 

37 

Litch,  E.  W - 

12.  88  : 

9.51  | 

231 


MERIT  ROLL — PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


academic  course — annual  examination , June , 1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Plane  trigo- 
nometry and 
analytic 
geometry. 

1 English. 

l 

Modern 

languages. 

! 

Total. 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

Aggregate. 

16 

20 

16 

80 

80 

15.  20 

17.  75 

14. 14 

72. 13 

0.  01 

72. 12 

14.  00 

17.  07 

15.  68 

71.  96 

.12 

71.  84 

15.04 

17.  56 

15. 18 

71.85 

.37 

71.48 

14.  96 

16.  76 

14.  58 

71.  33 

.11 

71.  22 

13.  92 

16.  82 

15.  36 

70.  94 

.25 

70.  69 

14.36 

17.  48 

13.  36 

70.  66 

.14 

70.  52 

14.  00 

16.  82 

15.  08 

70.  58 

.16 

70.  42 

14.  40 

16.  52 

14.  70 

70.  09 

.20 

69.  89 

14.44 

15.  95 

14.  46 

69.  98 

.15 

69.  83 

13.40 

17. 17 

14.44 

69.  91 

.18 

69.  73 

15.  08 

17. 16 

13.  96 

69.  73 

.06 

69.  67 

13.64 

17.  71 

13.  64 

69.  67 

.13 

69.  54 

14.  52 

17.44 

14.  26 

69.  50 

.14 

69.  36 

14.  64 

16.  92 

14.50 

69.  60 

.28 

69.  32 

14.  60 

16.12 

13.  78 

69.  31 

.13 

69. 18 

14.  32 

16.  62 

13.36 

• 69. 26 

.13 

69. 13 

14.04 

16.  68 

14.48 

69. 19 

o 

OO 

* 69. 11 

14.44 

15.73 

14.  76 

69.07 

.01 

69.  06 

13.  60 

17.43 

15.04  ; 

68.95 

.09 

68.  86 

13.92 

16.1 4 

14.  60 

69.02 

.26 

68.  76 

13.00 

17.62  [ 

14.64  | 

68.98  | 

.29 

68.  69 

13.  88 

16.01 

14.  34 

68.  74 

.07 

68.  67 

14.08 

15.82  [ 

14.72 

68.  94  | 

.53 

68.  41 

13.76 

16.  60 

14. 18 

68.53 

.13 

68.  40 

13.36 

17.20 

15.32  j 

68.  55 

.21 

68.  34 

13.  60 

15.42 

14.24 

68.38 

.36 

68.02 

14.  04 

16.38 

13.66  i 

68.13 

.15 

67.  98 

12.88 

15.95 

]5.  30  i 

67.  94 

o 

CO 

67.  64 

13.  52 

16.  94 

15.24 

67.  70 

.11 

67.  59 

14.  56 

15.  48 

14.80  | 

67.73 

.17 

67.  56 

14.  00 

15.  84 

12.38  j 

67.  65 

.20 

67.  45 

14.44 

15.06 

12.96 

67.  65 

.23 

67.  42 

13.  52 

16.  50 

14.58  j 

67.35 

.06 

67.  29 

13.  08 

16. 12 

14.36 

67.44 

.16 

67.  28 

13.44 

16.  48 

12.  68 

67.27 

.11 

67. 16 

13.  60 

16.  29 

14. 10 

67.49  j 

lO 

CO 

67. 14 

13.  84 

15.  54  | 

15.  32 

67.09 

.29 

66.  80 

• of 

•al 

for 

tnic 

38 

39 

40 

41 

42 

42 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

56 

58 

59 

59 

61 

62 

63 

64 

65 

66 

67 

68 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 

75 


MERIT  ROLL — PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS 


ferit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  for 


Name. 


Maxima. 


Sexton,  H.  C 

Harris,  M.  D 

Lowes,  R.  C.,  jr 

Reed,  K.  S 

Nibecker,  P.  B 

Osborn,  D.  R 

N:elson,  H.  S 

Laird,  O.  C 

Mallard,  J.  B 

Calnan,  G.  C 

Momsen,  C.  B 

Martin,  W.  A.  P.,  jr... 

Rathbun,  V.  F. 

Musser,  N.  B 

Johnson,  F.  L 

Bolster,  C.  M 

Mullan,  W.  E.  A 

Brooks,  R 

Baker,  L.  J.... 

Schubert,  H.  P.. ...... 

Fife,  W.  W 

Padgett,  L.  P.,  jr 

Redgrave,  DsW.  C.,  jr 

Kelty,  J.  N 

Roberts,  W 

Chapin,  S 

Beightler,  C.  S 

Seitz,  G.  A 

Couble,  A.  J.... 

Dana,  G.  H ... 

Gillon,  J.  F 

Ballreich,  C.  J......... 

Keith,  R 

Gaylord,  T.  A 

Armstrong,  W.  H 

La  Hache,  S.  L 

Finebaum,  H 

Perry,  J 


MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


233 


academic  course — annual  examination,  June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Plane  trigo- 
nometry and 
analytic 
geometry. 

English. 

Modern 

languages. 

Total. 

| 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

1 

Aggregate. 

16 

20 

16 

80 

80 

13.  96 

15.  75 

13.  02 

66.  79 

.08 

66.  71 

13. 16 

15.  21 

14.  64 

66.  79 

.10 

66.  69 

14.  60 

15.  40 

13.  54 

66.  89 

.22 

6b.  67 

12.  20 

16.  63 

15.  48 

66.  74 

11 

66.  63 

14.  20 

14.  79 

12.  70 

66.  80 

.21 

66.  59 

13.  32 

16.  55 

12.  94 

66.  87 

.28 

66.  59 

13.  76 

16.  20 

12.  92 

66.  67 

.16 

66.  51 

14.  36 

15.  68 

13.  28 

66.  59 

.11 

66.48 

14. 12 

15.  44 

13.  06 

66.  91 

.48 

66.  43 

13.  68 

14.  81 

15. 18 

66.  96 

.55 

66.  41 

14.  32 

15.  00 

12.  44 

66.  62 

CO 

66.  30 

13.  44 

16.  37 

15.  32 

66.49 

.33 

66. 16 

13.  32 

16.  00 

-13.  38 

66.  36 

.21 

66. 15 

13.  44 

14.  81 

14.  94 

67.  08 

1.  08 

66.  00 

12.  96 

16.  23 

14.  06 

66. 17 

. 19 

65.  98 

13.  84 

15.  72 

12.  96 

65.  99 

.07 

65.  92 

13.  80 

15.47 

12.  36 

66.02 

. 16 

65.  86 

14. 16 

14.  72 

12.  52 

65.  93 

. 11 

65.  82 

12.  24 

16.  56 

12.  94 

65.94 

. 13 

65.  81 

12.  24 

16.  63 

13.  78 

65.  92 

.11 

65.  81 

13.  28 

15.  75 

13.  58 

65.94 

.24 

✓ 65. 70 

13.  08 

16.  69 

14.  64 

65.  81 

. 14 

65.  67 

13.  36 

15.  33 

13.  98 

65.  83 

.16 

65.  67 

14. 16 

15.17 

12.  80 

65.  79 

.19 

65.  60 

14.  48 

14.  55 

13.  56 

66.  08 

.50 

65.  58 

12.  04 

15.  81 

15.  38 

65.  58 

.12 

65.  46 

12.  48 

15.  22 

14.  62 

65.  74 

.35 

65.  39 

13.  00 

15. 10 

13.  50 

65.  56 

.26 

65.  30 

11.84 

16  20 

14.  86 

65.50 

.28 

65.  22 

14.  52 

14, 17 

12.  58 

65.47  ; 

.32 

65.15 

12. 16 

15.26 

15. 12 

65. 19 

.23 

64.  96 

13.  68 

14. 14 

13.  22 

65. 11 

.16 

64.  95 

13.  24 

14.  52 

13.  62 

65.24 

.31 

64.  93 

13.  04 

15.  09 

15.  04 

65.17 

.25 

64.  92 

13.  00 

15.  82 

13.44 

65.  02 

. 11 

64.  91 

13.  48 

15.  08 

12.  04 

65.  07 

. 17 

64.  90 

13.  04 

15.57 

13.  62 

65. 12 

.25 

64.  87 

13. 16 

16.  40 

12.  80 

65.  05 

.21 

64.  84 

234 


MERIT  ROLL— —PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  for  the  first  year  of  their 


Order  of 
general 
merit  for 
academic 

Name. 

Descriptive 

geometry 

and 

drawing. 

i 

Geometry 

and 

algebra. 

year. 

Maxima 

16 

12 

76 

Dillman,  W 

13.46 

9.  63 

77 

Prestwich,  G.  F 

13.  28 

10.  53  ! 

77 

Whelchel,  J.  E 

12.  84 

8.88 

79 

Eagleton,  W.  L 

12.  40 

10.  29 

80 

Morse,  R.  S 

12.  68 

9.  57 

81 

Curtis,  J.  P 

13.  88 

9.99 

82 

MacBride,  H.  L 

14.  40 

8.  97 

83 

Worth,  D.  F.,  jr 

12.  70 

9.75 

84 

Holsinger,  R.  W 

12.  36 

9.  51 

84 

Pare,  E.  E 

13.  48 

9.  24 

86 

Latta,  H.  S 

13.  44 

9. 15 

86 

Mullinnix,  A.  P 

13. 40 

9.  36 

88 

Humphrey,  P 

11.98 

9.90 

89 

Peifer,  H.  E 

13.  78 

9.  66 

90 

Wintermantel,  E 

12.  40 

9.  45 

91 

Kranzfelder,  E.  P 

14.  92 

9.48 

92 

Lawbaugh,  LaR.  0 

12.  24 

9.  66 

93 

Goggins,  W.  B 

12.  92 

9. 15 

94 

Kraker,  G.  P 

13. 18 

10.  68 

j95 

Holmes,  U.  T.,  jr 

11.  96 

9. 12 

96 

Heineman,  P.  R 

13.  34 

9.42 

97 

Conway,  E.  F 

11.  42 

9.42 

98 

Haeberle,  G.  C 

13.  84 

9.  60 

99 

Myers,  M.  B 

12. 44 

9.81 

100 

Lyttle,  H.  D 

14.  52 

9.  69 

101 

Roberts,  W.  H 

11.86 

9.  75 

102 

Kelley,  G.  J. 

11.  62 

9. 15 

103 

Strother,  J.  H 

12.  40 

10.  35 

104 

Stevens,  E.  E 

13.  20 

9.33 

;105 

Pearsall,  L.  M 

12.  48 

| 

9.  27 

106 

Bonney,  C.  T 

13.  36 

9.03 

106 

MacElvain,  F.  H 

13.  28 

9.  27 

108 

Threshie,  R.  D 

12.  68 

10. 17 

108 

Tyler,  C.  L 

13.  30 

9.24 

110 

! Kerr,  A.  B 

13.34 

10. 08 

110 

Sin  ton,  W 

12.  36 

8.70 

112 

Wooldridge,  E.  T 

11.66 

10. 11 

113 

Wilmot,  F.  E 

10. 86 

9. 15 

MERIT  ROLL — PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


235 


academic  course — annual  examination,  June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Plane  trigo- 
nometry and 
analytic 
geometry. 

English. 

Modern 

languages. 

Total. 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

Aggregate. 

16 

20 

16 

80 

80 

13.  20 

15.  41 

13.  06 

64.  76 

.04 

64.  72 

13.  92 

14.  50 

12.  60 

64.  83 

.13 

64.  70 

12.  64 

15.  49 

14.  96 

64.  81 

• 11 

64.  70 

13.  60 

15.  64 

12.  86 

64.  79 

. 11 

1 64. 68 

12.  76 

15.  29 

14.  32 

64.  62 

.03 

64.  59 

12.  92 

14.  69 

13.  14 

64.  62 

. 11 

64.  51 

12.  48 

16.  55 

12.  32 

64.  72 

...  22 

64.  50 

12.  36 

14.  92 

14.  78 

64.  51 

.03 

64.  48 

13.  76 

15.  72 

13.  22 

64.  57 

. 10 

64.  47 

12.  36 

15.  49 

14.  20 

64.  77 

. 30 

64.  47 

13.  20 

15.  66 

13.  20 

64.  65 

. 19 

64.  46 

13.  64 

15.  19 

13.  04 

64.  63 

. 17 

64.  46 

13.  44 

16.  78 

12.  84 

64.  94 

.53 

64.  41 

12.  56 

15.  59 

13.  02 

64.  61 

. 24 

64.  37 

12.  40 

15.  24 

14.  82 

64.  31 

. 05 

64.  26 

12.  80 

14.  77 

12.  46 

64.  43 

. 21 

64.  22 

12.  28 

16. 19 

14.  04 

64.  41 

. 20 

64.  21 

12.  76 

16.  21 

13.  22 

64.  26 

.07 

64.  19 

13.  36 

14.  45 

12.  54 

64.  21 

.08 

64.  13 

12.  60 

15.  93 

15.  46 

65.  07 

. 99 

64.  08 

12.  64 

15. 19 

13.  88 

64.  47 

.43 

64.  04 

13.  76 

15.  38 

14. 14 

64. 12 

.09 

64.  03 

12.  68 

15.  70 

12.  40 

64.  22 

. 26 

63.  96 

13.  32 

15.  35 

13.  36 

64.  28 

.35 

63.  93 

12.  20 

14.  43 

13. 18 

64.02 

. 15 

63.  87 

11.84 

15.  90 

14.  76 

64. 11 

.26 

63.  85 

12.  44 

15.  61 

15.  08 

63.  90 

.07 

63.  83 

13.  24 

14.  90 

13. 14 

64.  03 

.26 

63.  77 

12.  48 

15.  99 

12.  98 

63.98 

.24 

63.  74 

11.52 

16.  09 

14.  22 

63  58 

.03 

63.  55 

11.08 

16.33 

13.  86 

63.  66 

.23 

63.  43 

12. 16 

15.94 

12.  82 

63.  47 

.04 

63.  43 

13.  32 

14.  93 

12.  28 

63.  38 

.03 

63.  35 

11.  24 

16.  05 

13.88 

63.  71 

.36 

63.  35 

13.  88 

14.  27 

11.  92 

63.  49 

.26 

63.  23 

12.  52 

15.97 

13.  90 

63.  45 

.22 

63. 23 

13.  24 

14.78 

13.  74 

63.  53 

.34 

63. 19 

12.  72 

16.95 

13.  70 

63.  38 

.21 

63. 17 

236 


MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS, 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  for  the  first  year  of  their 


Order  of 
general 
merit  for 
academic 

i 

Name. 

Descriptive 

geometry 

and 

drawing. 

Geometry 

and 

algebra. 

year. 

Maxima 

16 

12 

114 

Dougherty,  S.  C 

12.  88 

8.94 

114 

Sackett,  E.  LeR 

13.  68 

9.00 

sll6 

Berry,  M.  D 

12.  24 

9.30 

116 

Thomas,  F.  J 

12. 16 

8.97 

118 

Webb,  J.  C 

13.80 

8.43 

119 

Burnham,  G.  H 

12.  66 

9.  21 

120 

Weed,  W.  H.,  jr 

12.16 

9.  27 

121 

Higgins,  R.  L 

14.42 

8.  82 

122 

Barker,  F.  V 

13.  38 

9.  27 

123 

Taylor,  F i 

11.  84 

9.  36 

H124 

Hunt,  P.  F 

11.  70 

10.  32 

125 

Spriggs,  A.  J 

13.  90 

8.94  j 

126 

Page,  D.  M 

13.  70 

9.72  | 

126 

Rees,  J.  F 

12.  38 

9.  33 

k 1128 

Voinot,  P.  E 

12.42 

9.27 

129 

Scott,  S.  T 

12.  82 

9.72 

130 

Wachtler,  W.  A 

■ 13.  28 

9.  03 

131  | 

Nicholas,  H.  T 

10.  38 

9.57 

132  | 

Burket,  A.  W 

13.  04 

9.69  | 

133 

Hitchcock,  N.  R 

14.  30 

9.18 

134 

Wilkerson,  D.  C 

12. 98 

8.  64  j 

135 

Cunningham,  F.  J 

11.76 

9.54  ! 

136 

Wilson,  E.  P 

12.80 

9.12| 

137 

Cohen,  J.  S.,  jr 

11.56 

8.64 

138 

Wiens,  R.  E 

13.76 

9.12  | 

139 

Houghton,  R.  A 

13.  58 

i 10.08  [ 

* 140 

Burrough,  H.,  3rd 

11.84 

9.  03 

141 

Rust,  H.  C 

13. 16 

9.  60  : 

jl42 

Flagg,  J.  H 

12.48 

9.06 

142 

Sullivan,  J.  B 

12.  86 

9.54 

144 

Fitz,  H.  C 

13.44 

8.71  : 

145 

Heintz,  J.  H 

12.  84 

9.03 

146 

! Crist,  M.  E 

13.  76 

9.96  : 

147 

Rice,  W.  A 

12.  96 

9.78  ! 

148 

Dupre,  M.  M.,  jr 

12.  44 

9.51 

149 

Wellings,  A.  J 

11.  66 

9.  60 

150 

Corman,  H 

11.  84 

9.  OS 

151 

Hines,  W.  U 

12. 42 

9.21  | 

MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


237 


academic  course — annual  examination,  June , 1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Plane  trigo- 
; nometry  and 
analytic 
geometry. 

English. 

Modern 

languages. 

Total. 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

Aggregate. 

! 

16 

20 

16 

80 

80 

12.  60 

15.  40 

13.  44 

63.  26 

.12 

63.14 

12.  40 

15.  03 

13.  24 

63.35 

.21 

63. 14 

12.  28 

15.  02 

14.  42 

63.  26 

.20 

63.  06 

11.96 

15.  38 

14.  76 

63.  23 

.17 

63.  06 

11.  40 

15.  92 

13.  66 

63.  21 

.18 

63.  03 

12.  24 

14.  31 

14.  60 

63.  02 

.05 

62.  97 

12.  08 

15.  89 

13.  72 

63. 12 

.20 

62.  92 

12.  96 

15. 12 

11.70 

63.  02 

.16 

62.  86 

12.  64 

14.  60 

13.  00 

62.  89 

.06 

62.  83 

12.  04 

16.41 

13.  46 

63. 11 

.33 

62.  78 

14.  24 

15.  01 

11.  92 

63.19 

.42 

62.77 

11.60 

16. 13 

12.  42 

62.  99 

.24 

62.  75 

12.  24 

15. 13 

12.04 

62.  83 

.13 

62.  70 

12.  84 

15.45 

12.  86 

62.  86 

.16 

62.  70 

12.88 

14.  59 

13.  94 

63. 10 

.43 

62.  67 

13.  60 

14.  48 

12.  44 

63.  06 

.45 

62.  61 

12.  36 

15.  71 

12.42 

62.  80 

.21 

62.  59 

12.  44 

15.  60 

15. 16 

63. 15 

.60 

62.  55 

12.  48 

14.  84 

12.58 

62.  63 

.09 

62.  54 

12.  96 

14.  07 

12.50 

63.  01 

.49 

62.  52 

10.  92 

16.  30 

13.  84 

62.  68 

.17 

62.  51 

12.56 

14.  97 

13.84 

62.  67 

.17 

62.  50 

12.12 

16..  32 

12.42 

62.  78 

.31 

62.47 

11.  76 

15.  96 

14.  84 

62.  76 

.33 

62.  43 

12.12 

15.  31 

12.42 

62.  73 

.31 

62.  42 

13.  64 

14.  34 

11.24 

62.  88 

.47 

62. 41 

12.  60 

14.  61 

14.38 

62.  46 

.07 

62.  39 

13.40 

14.  41 

11.  98 

62.  55 

.19 

62.  36 

11.68 

15.  52 

13.  78 

62.  52 

.18 

62.  34 

11.40 

15.  40 

13.  36 

62.  56 

.22 

62.  34 

12.  36 

14.  32 

13.  60 

62.43 

.10 

62.  33 

12.  08 

15.  67 

13.02 

62.  64 

.39 

62.  25 

14.24 

13.43 

10.  94 

62.  33 

.09 

62.  24 

13.12 

13.  93 

12.  48 

62.  27 

.08 

62. 19 

12.48 

14.  92 

12.  98 

62.  33 

.16 

62. 17 

12.56 

14. 16 

14.  26 

62.  24 

.18 

62.  06 

12.56 

14.  53 

14. 18 

62. 14 

. 12 

62.  02 

12.96 

14.  29 

13.32 

62.  20 

.24 

61.  96 

er  of 

era! 

it  for 

emic 

ar. 

151 

153 

154 

155 

156 

157 

158 

159 

159 

161 

162 

163 

164 

164 

166 

167 

168 

169 

170 

171 

172 

172 

172 

175 

175 

177 

178 

179 

180 

181 

181 

183 

184 

185 

186 

187 

188 

189 


MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


lerit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  for  the  first  year  of  their 


Maxima 


Kiefer,  E.  W. 

Burkett,  E.  F 

Crompton,  I.  S. . . 
Galbraith,  W.  H.. 

Erdman,  R.  P 

Shoemaker,  J.  E.. 
Hunter,  D.  L.,  jr. 

Haven,  H.  E 

Lewis,  E 

Boit,  J.  McC 

Nesbit,  W.  H 

Wilkes,  C 

Highleyman,  R... 
Whitmer,  D.  T. . . 

Haskell,  0.  S 

Cline,  H 

Swanson,  C.  F 

Murphy,  C.  H 

Hurff,  J.  E 

Haff,  T.  G 

Aldridge,  E.  T — 

Jaffe,  D 

York,  L.  D 

Hobbs,  A 

Ingram,  W.  G 

McMahon,  F.  W. . . 

Markell,  H 

Townsend,  R.  J. . . 
Mead,  G.  W.,  jr. .. 

Fahmey,  D.  S 

Walsh,  E.  J 

Walker,  H.  E.. ... 
Donovan,  J.  F.,  jr. 
Warrack,  R.  C — 
Schulten,  L.  B . . . 

Weller,  0.  A 

Walton,  C.  L 

Sollars,  R.  D 


1 


Name. 


Descriptive 

geometry 

and 

drawing. 

Geometry 

and 

algebra.  ; 

1 

16 

i 

12 

i 

12.  30 

i 

9.  54  i 

12.  62 

8.70  . 

13.  36 

9.12 

12.  86 

8.61 

14.  58 

8.43 

12.  68 

8.64 

13.  06 

8.43 

14.  02 

8.79 

12.  84 

9.  81 

12.06 

9. 18 

13.70 

9.30 

12.34 

9.99 

13.82 

9.78 

13.48 

9.00 

12.  54 

9.30 

11.32 

9.63  : 

13.  94 

9.27  : 

12.76 

10.20 

11.58 

9.21 

12.28 

9.24 

12.  88 

10.23 

12.  28 

8.88  j 

11.  68 

8.97 

12.40 

9.03 

12.  94 

9.  81 

13.02 

9.09 

11.86 

9.51 

13.52 

8.64 

12.26 

8.91 

13.  60 

9.60  | 

11.  54 

8.46 

13.42 

9.  57  j 

12.  66  1 

7.50  | 

14.  58 

8.64  1 

12.54 

8.58  | 

11.78 

8.19  1 

11.  76 

8-55  j 

12.02 

8.67  ! 

MERIT  ROLL — PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


239 


academic  course — annual  examination,  June , 1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Plane  trigo- 
nometry and 
analytic 
geometry. 

English. 

Modern 

languages. 

Total. 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

Aggregate. 

16 

20 

16 

80 

80 

13.  20 

13.  75 

13.  56 

62.  35 

.39 

61.96 

11.92 

15.  93 

12.  92 

62.  09 

.15 

61.94 

10.  92 

14.  53 

14.  06 

61.99 

.10 

61.  89 

12.  08 

15.  56 

12.86 

61.97 

.12 

61.  85 

12. 16 

14.  48 

12.  48 

62.13 

.36 

61.  77 

11.  64 

14.  98 

13.98  1 

61.  92 

• 16  | 

61.  76 

12.00 

15. 15 

13. 14 

61.78 

.14 

61.  64 

12.  56 

14.  45 

12.  08 

61.90 

' .27 

61.  63 

12.  96 

14.  52 

12.  00 

62. 13 

.50 

61.  63 

11.  56 

14.  25 

14.  70 

61.  75 

.16 

61.59 

12.  00 

13.  98 

12.  64 

61.  62 

.06 

61.  56 

12.  68 

14.  01 

12.  92 

61.  94 

.39 

61.  55 

12.  36 

14.  47 

11.76 

62. 19 

.65 

61.54 

11.48 

14.  72 

13. 12 

61.80 

.26 

61.54 

11.44 

16.  20 

12.  38 

61.  86 

. 33 

61.53 

12.  00 

15.  63 

13.  60 

62.18 

. 66 

61.52 

11.92 

14.  78 

11.  68 

61.59 

. 10 

61.49 

13.44 

14.13 

11.16 

61.  69 

.21 

61.48 

12.48 

14.  86 

13.  42 

61.  55 

.08 

61.47 

12.  52 

15.  40 

12. 18 

61.  62 

.16 

61.46 

13.  28 

13.  58 

11.  54 

61.51 

.06 

61.  45 

13.04 

14.  96 

12.  72 

61.  88 

.43 

61.45 

12.  84 

15.  55 

12.  76 

61.80 

.35 

61.45 

11.  80 

14. 13 

14.  38 

61.  74 

o 

CO 

. 61.44 

12.  76 

14.  57 

12.  36 

61.  81 

.37 

61.44 

11.  52 

14.  63 

13. 34 

61.  60 

.19 

61.  41 

12.  32 

14.  29 

13.  54 

61.  52 

.18 

61.  34 

11.48 

14.  80 

13.  22 

61.  66 

.34 

61.32 

12. 40 

16.  03 

12.  06 

61.  66 

.39 

61.27 

11.  88 

14.  35 

12. 14 

61.57 

.32 

61.  25 

11.  80 

15.  76 

13.  84 

61.40 

.15 

61.  25 

11.  72 

14.  23 

12.  44 

61.  38 

.15 

61.  23 

11.48 

15.  56 

14. 18 

61.38 

.18 

61.20 

11.28 

13.  61 

13.  20 

61.  31 

.12 

61. 19 

12.28 

14.  98 

12.  92 

61.30 

.13 

61. 17 

11.28 

15.  65 

14.  42 

61.  32 

.20 

61.12 

12.04 

14.  93 

14.  02 

61.30 

.20 

61. 10 

11.36 

15. 11 

14.  56 

61.72 

.64 

61.  08 

er  of 

eral 

t for 

emic 

ar. 

190 

190 

192 

192 

194 

194 

194 

197 

198 

199 

200 

200 

202 

203 

204 

204 

206 

207 

207 

209 

210 

211 

211 

211 

214 

215 

216 

217 

218 

219 

220 

221 

222 

222 

224 

225 

225 


MERIT  ROLL — PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS, 


it  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  for 


Name. 


Maxima. 


Bolton,  R.,  jr 

Knope,  V.  R 

He  via,  C. 

Mergen,  H.  N 

Pearson,  M.  S 

Sanner,  G.  R 

Smith,  R.  H 

Zimmerli,  R.  M 

Scott,  S 

Mason,  L.  Y.,  jr 

Harrington,  A.  O.. 

Jewett,  R.  F 

Moncure,  J.  P 

Anderson,  C.  C 

Crowell,  W.  S 

Gary,  0.  B 

Crowe,  J.  F 

Kauffman,  F.  B. . . 

Perry,  R.  F 

Skinner,  C.  R 

Brimmer,  K.  E 

Arthur,  S.  H 

Higley,  J.  W 

Shope,  W.  K.  B... 

Gregory,  G.  H 

Broadhurst,  W.  B.. 

Clark,  C.  A 

Kelley,  B.  J 

DeLong,  E.  R 

Marts,  J.  W.,  jr 

Vetter,  J.  P 

Patterson,  G.  A — 
Buchholz,  R.  F.  A 
Skinner,  G.  C.,  jr.. 

Sterling,  M.  B 

Combs,  T.  S 

Wootten,  C.  T 


MERIT  ROLL — PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


241 


academic  course — annual  examination , June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Plane  trigo- 
nometry and 
analytic 
geometry. 

English. 

j 

Modern 

languages. 

Total. 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

Aggregate. 

16 

20 

16 

80 

80 

11.48 

15.  43 

12.  24 

61.28 

.21 

61.  07 

12.  £0 

15. 12 

11.  74 

61.  35 

.28 

61.  07 

11.88 

13.  51 

13.  60 

61.12 

.06 

61.06 

11.20 

15.  53 

12.  76 

61.  20 

.14 

61.  06 

11.48 

15.  22 

14.46 

61.  25 

.21 

61.04 

11. 12 

14.  55 

13.  80 

61.  20 

.16 

61.04 

13.  28 

14.  02 

11.  52 

61.  38 

.34 

61.  04 

12.20 

14. 12 

13.  74 

61. 19 

.17 

61.  02 

11.  28 

15.  95 

13.02 

61.17 

.20 

60.  97 

10.  88 

15. 19 

13.  02 

61.31 

.35 

60.  96 

10.  76 

16.  58 

12.  26 

61.11 

.16 

60.  95 

11.48 

14. 45 

14.  28 

61. 13 

.18 

60.  95 

12.  40 

14.  87 

12, 92 

61.  32 

.41 

60.  91 

12.  08 

14.07 

12.  28 

61.  08 

.18 

60.90 

13.  00 

13.37 

11.  60 

61. 14 

.26 

60.88 

12.  48 

15.  96 

11.  82 

61. 19 

.31 

60.88 

11.  20 

14.  65 

14.26 

60.  85 

.01 

60.84 

11.  52 

14.  82 

12.  02 

61.  28 

.48 

60.80 

10.84 

15.  96 

14.94 

60.  90 

. 10 

60.  80 

11.  40 

16.  09 

12.  22 

61.  08 

o 

CO 

60.  78 

12.04  ! 

14.  59 

11.  70 

60.  78 

.04 

60.74 

12.  36 

15.  20 

12.  60 

61.  02 

.34 

60.68 

11.  36 

15.13 

12.54 

61. 13 

.45 

60.  68 

10.  96 

14.48 

14.  20 

60.  93 

.25 

60.  68 

11.  96 

14.06 

14.  00 

61.  02 

.35 

60.  67 

11.  84 

15.51 

| 

12.  26 

60.  68 

.11 

60.  57 

11. 16 

13.  76  ! 

11.  98 

60.89 

.36 

60.53 

12.  48 

15.  68  j 

12.  20 

60.64 

• 12 

60.52 

12. 16 

14.  50 

13. 18 

61.  03 

.57  | 

60.  46 

12.  28 

14.  36  1 

11.  64 

60.  61 

• 19 

60.42 

11.  96 

14.  66  I 

11.  76 

60.  77 

.36 

60.41 

12.  40 

14.  15  j 

11.74 

60.  67 

.31  j 

60.  36 

10.44 

14.  93 

11.  08 

60.  79 

.45  I 

60.  34 

11.  84 

15.  70  | 

11.  78 

60.39 

.05 

60.  34 

13.  36 

13.  90  | 

10.98 

61.  39 

1.06 

60.33 

11.  80 

15.00  | 

12.  06 

60.  42 

.10 

60.  32 

11.  64 

15.08 

13.  58 

60.  98 

.66 

60.  32 

8255—18 16 


der  of 

neral 

rit  for 

demic 

ear. 

227 

227 

229 

229 

229 

232 

233 

233 

235 

y 235 

235 

238 

239 

240 

241 

242 

243 

243 

245 

246 

247 

248 

249 

250 

250 

252 

253 

254 

255 

256 

257 

258 

259 

260 

>261 

262 

#263 

263 


MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS, 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  for  the  first  year  of  their 


Maxima. 


Campbell,  R.  G.,  jr. 

Plaskitt,  J.  M 

Chadwick,  J.  H 

Melling,  K.  E...... 

Smith,  C.  W 

Baker,  F.  L 

Baber,  M.  A 

Brashears,  E.  L 

Avery,  F.  B 

Donnelly,  J.  B 

Fletcher,  W.  D 

Christoph,  K.  J 

Padley,  H.  E 

Ten  Eyck,  J.  C.,  jr. 

Dow,  J.  B 

Sachse,  F.  C 

Longstaff,  J.  B 

Talbott,  B.  T 

McMenemy,  E.  H.. 

Buracker,  W.  H 

Dettmann,  F.  C.  L. 

Curts,  M.  E 

Stokes,  E.  S 

Jones,  B.  S 

Steinhagen,  P.  W... 

Parker,  H.  R 

Baker,  R.  D 

Brittain,  T.  B 

Hill,  R.  D.,  jr 

Olson,  J.  L.  B 

Downes,  E.  H 

Davis,  V.  M 

Strother,  W.  J 

Mansfield,  B.  S 

Phillips,  W.  D 

Martin,  S.  E 

Corman,  L 

Whitmire,  J.  E 


Name. 


Descriptive 

geometry 

and 

drawing. 


16 


11.44 
13.  30 

12.  70 

13.  94 
11.88 
12.  62 

11.  40 
13.  02 

12.  94 

12.  38 

13.  48 
13.  50 
11.  22 

13.  50 

14.  32 
12.  32 
12.  66 
13. 10 

12.  78 

12.44 
14.  24 

13.  28 

13.44 
13.48 
11.88 
12.  20 
11.54 

12.  46 

13.  60 
12.  78 
11.  68 

12.  46 
12.  22 
12.  26 

13.  80 
13.  20 
11.  70 


11.  72 


Geometry 

and 

algebra. 


12 

j 

8.19  | 
8.43  | 

8.61  ; 
8.43  ! 
8.73  j 
8.79  ! 
8.04 
9.  00 

8.  34 
9. 15 
8.43 
8.13 

8.22  i 

9.  03 

9.63  ; 

8.85 

8.  43 

8.61 
8.61 

9.  36 
8.  55 
9.24 
8.52 
8.79 

7.86 
8.28 

8.  79 

9.  39 
9.  21 
9.66 
8.58  | 
8.  40 
8.  82 

8.  95 
8.04  1 

8.64 

9.  03 
8.46 


MERIT  ROLL — PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


243 


academic  course — ■ annual  examination , June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


| Plane  trigo- 
, nometry  and 
analytic 
geometry. 

! 

English. 

| Modern 

languages. 

Total. 

Demerits 
(subtract ). 

Aggregate. 

16 

20 

16 

80 

80 

10.  72 

15.  87 

14.  12 

60.  34 

. 09 

60.  25 

12.  00 

14.  90 

11.  88 

60.  51 

. 26 

60.  25 

11.  72 

14.  73 

12.  70 

60.  46 

. 24 

60.  22 

11.  24 

15.  44 

11.  32 

60.  37 

. 15 

60.  22 

11.  80 

14.  90 

13.  26 

60.  57 

. 35 

60.  22 

11.  32 

14.  93 

12.  66 

60.  32 

. 14 

60.  18 

11.  24 

15.  19 

14.  30 

60.  17' 

. 00 

60.  17 

11.  16 

15.  66 

12.  12 

60.  96 

. 79 

60.  17 

11.  28 

14.  80 

12.  94 

60.  30 

. 17 

60.  13 

11.  48 

14.  98 

12.  24 

60.  23 

. 10 

60.  13 

11.  76 

12.  82 

13.  76 

60.  25 

. 12 

60.  13 

11.  84 

14.  75 

12.  58 

60.  80 

. 68 

60.  12 

11.  76 

14.  96 

14.  40 

60.  56 

' . 45 

60.  11 

11.  36 

14.  02 

12.  56 

60.  47 

.37 

60.  10 

11.68 

13.  31 

• 11.36 

60.  30 

. 22 

60.  08 

12.08 

14.  71 

12.  42 

60.38 

.33 

60.  05 

11.  12  ' 

15.  28 

12.  58 

60.07 

.03 

60.  04 

12.48  j 

13.  74 

12.52 

60.45 

. 41 

60.  04 

10.  72 

14.58 

13.46 

60.15 

. 12 

60.  03 

11.  68 

13.  88 

12.  90 

60.26  i 

. 24 

60.  02 

11.  80 

13.  25  ; 

12.  24 

60.08  j 

. 11 

59.  97 

12.  16 . 

13.92 

11.  78 

60.38  1 

.45 

59.  93 

12.  08 

13.97 

11.  94 

59.  95  * 

. 10 

59.  85 

11.  12 

13.  89 

12.  70 

59.98  ! 

. 16 

59.  82 

11.  24 

16.21 

12.96 

60.  15  | 

.33 

59.  82 

12.  08 

13.78 

13.  52 

59.86 

.05 

59.  81 

]0.  92 

14.  78 

14.  00 

60.03 

. 24 

59.  79 

11.  88  j 

14.  20 

12.  16 

60.09  ! 

. 32 

59.  77 

10.  80 

13.52 

13.90 

61.03 

1.29 

59.  74 

11.  36  | 

14.  90 

11.24 

59.94 

• 26  | 

59.  68 

12.  68  i 

14.  71 

12.40 

60.05  [ 

.40  : 

59.  65 

12.  68  ; 

14.  05 

12.  10 

59.69  ! 

.07 

59.  62 

11.36  : 

14.  99 

12.42 

59.  81 

. 22 

59.  59 

11.40 

15.26 

11.80 

59.67 

. 10 

59.  57 

11.20 

15.  03 

11.  78 

59.  85 

29  : 

59.  56 

11.  08 

14.  52 

12.  22 

59.  66 

. 12  j 

59.  54 

12.40 

14.  49 

12.40 

60.  02 

. 50 

59.  52 

10.96 

16.  38 

12.  50 

60.02  ! 

. 50 

59.  52 

244 


MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  for  the  first  year  of  their 


Order  of 
general 
merit  for 
academic 

Name. 

. 

drawing.  alSebra' 

■ 

year. 

Maxima 

16  12 

265 

Repnlier,  F.  0 

11.  36  8. 16 

266 

Sproul.  M.  F 

. 11.  16  7.  41 

h l 267 

Lusk.  J.  A 

12.50  8.49 

268 

Rosenberry,  G.  E 

12.28  7.65 

' *n269 

Andersen,  H.  C 

11.  80  8.  22  i 

270 

Bockius,  R.  W 

12.94  7.95 

270 

Poehlmann,  E.  A.  J 

11.  90  9.  21 

270 

Ward,  B.  P 

11.46  8.67 

273 

Cunningham,  R.  P 

11.  90  8.  55 

273 

Wheyland,  M.  C 

11.90  8.58 

275 

Angerer.  W.  W 

11.  66  9.  39 

276 

Beall,  N i 

13.  84  7.  98  ; 

277 

Hargrove.  R.  H 

11.42  8.67 

277 

Thome,  T.  S 

12.  08  8.  67  : 

279 

Mills,  DeL . 

13.16  8.73 

280 

Hawkins,  K.  C 

13.  76  8. 10 

281 

Graff,  J.  P 

12.62  8.07 

282 

Herring,  L.  W 

12.98  8.40 

282 

: Jones,  W.  E : 

12.  20  8. 10 

284 

Gurney,  D.  S 

12.34  8.91 

285 

Goldsmith,  M.  D 

10.  62  8.  01 

286 

Burdick,  G.  F 

12.  92  9.  21 

287 

Hop  wood.  H.  G 

12.04  8.13 

f 288 

DeWeese,  W 

10.92  8.58 

289 

Cope,  H.  F 

11.36  8.70 

290 

Beck.  E.  C 

13.  70  8.  28 

*9  290  i 

Humphreys,  R 

12.  72  8.  10  | 

290 

Schmidt.  F.  W 

12.  48  9.  00  | 

ay  293 

Champion,  C.  C.  jr 

12.  66  - 7.  89  | 

293 

Perry,  L.  S 

12,60  8.43  ; 

/ 295 

Gilbert.  S.  P.,  jr 

12.  90  9. 12  j 

296 

Brantlv.  N.  D 

12.  96  7.  95 

297 

Canan,  S.  W 

10.  50  8.  61 

298 

Wallace.  W.  H 

12.04  9.45  j 

299 

Blakeslee,  V.  F 

10.  92  8.  85  I 

300 

Hartman.  C.  C 

13.  40  7.  77  j 

301 

Caldwell,  H 

11.  68  8.  97  : 

302 

Hart,  W.  T.,  jr 

13.  52  , 8.  94  ! 

MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


245 


academic,  course — annual  examination,  June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


; Plane  trigo- 
! nometry  and 
analytic 
geometry. 

English. 

Modern 

languages. 

Total. 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

Aggregate. 

i 

16 

20 

16 

80 

80 

' 

10. 16 

15.94 

13.  92 

59.  54 

. 05 

59.  49 

11.  52 

14.  64 

14.  74 

59.  47 

. 00 

59.  47 

11.  80 

14.  61 

12.  48 

59.  88 

.43 

59.  45 

11.  68 

15.  30 

12.  58 

59.  49 

. 12 

59.  37 

11.  44 

15.  85 

12.  24 

59.  55 

.23 

59.  32 

11.  20 

14.  95 

12.  38 

59.  42 

. 15 

59.  27 

11.44 

14.  79 

12.  20 

59.  54 

. 27 

59.  27 

11.  48 

14.  51 

13.  42 

59.  54 

.27 

59.  2 7 

11.44 

16.  20 

11.  50 

59.  59 

. 33 

59.  26 

10.  88 

14.  32 

14.  08 

59.  76 

. 50 

59.  26 

12.00 

14.48 

11.  78 

59.  31 

.06 

59.  25- 

10.92 

15. 13 

11.  54 

59.  41 

. 17 

59.  24 

10.  84 

15.  03 

13.  22 

59. 18 

.00 

59.  IS 

11.  72 

14.44 

13.  00 

59.  91 

. 73 

59.  18 

10.  96 

14.  02 

12.  50 

59.37 

. 21 

59. 16 

12.  60 

13.  51 

12.  06 

60.  03 

.93 

59. 10 

11.04 

15.  60 

11.  94 

59.27 

. 23 

59.  04 

10.88 

14.  71 

12.66 

59.  63 

. 60 

59.  03 

10.  60 

13.  85 

14.44 

59. 19  i 

. 16 

59.  03 

11.00 

14. 16 

12.  66 

59.  07 

. 11 

58.  96 

10.  88  ! 

16.  72 

12.  94 

59. 17  I 

.26 

58.  91 

12.  60  i 

14.44 

10.  10 

59.27  I 

.37 

58.  90 

11.52 

14.73 

12.  48 

58.90 

.06 

58.  84 

9.  68 

15.78 

14.  32 

59.  28 

. 52 

58.  76 

11.  28 

14.20 

13.  56 

59. 10 

.37 

58.  73 

10.  92 

14.  63 

11.  42 

58.  95 

.28 

58.  67 

10.  72 

14.70 

12.  72 

58.96 

.29 

58.  67 

11.  76 

14.43  | 

11. 10 

58.  77  I 

. 10 

58.  67 

10.  08 

15.49 

12.  74 

58.  86 

. 22 

58.  64 

H.  24 

14.72 

11.84 

58.83 

.19 

58.64 

9.  84 

14.48 

12.  52 

58.86 

. 24 

58.  62 

11.56  | 

14.03 

12.  34 

58.84 

. 23 

58.  61 

12.  60 

13.  84 

13. 14 

58.  69 

. 10 

58.  50 

1L  92  ! 

13.69 

11.  72 

58.  82 

.28 

58.  54 

11. 12 

14.24 

13.  88 

59.01 

.48 

58.  53 

10.96 

14.92 

11.  88 

58.93 

.41 

58.  52 

10.  88 

14.  75 

12.  72 

59.00 

. 50 

58.  50 

H.  20  j 

13.21 

11.86 

58.  73 

. 24 

58.40 

246 


MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  third  clcss  for  the  first  year  of  their 


Order  of 
general 
merit  for 
academic 

Name. 

Descriptive 

geometry 

and 

drawing. 

Geometry 

and 

algebra. 

year. 

Maxima 

16 

12 

; 

303 

Maichle.  F.  M 

13.  36 

8.  31 

304 

Burgess.  J.  A 

12.  66 

8.  07 

305 

Talbert.  J.  T..  2d 

11.04 

9.  00 

306 

Gaines.  0.  W 

10.62 

8.34 

307 

Morehouse.  T.  B 

13.  96 

8.43 

308 

Collins.  L.  P 

, 10. 86 

9. 12 

309 

Clialklev,  H.  G..  jr 

12.  44 

8.  76 

310 

Curtin.  L.  W 

12.  00 

8. 46 

311 

Fick.  H.  F 

13.  40 

8.  64 

312 

Dinneen.  W.  J 

11.  96 

8.  46 

312 

Londahl.  F.  W 

11.  52 

8.  28 

314 

Bottom,  J.  T.,  jr 

13.64 

8.  58 

315 

Miner.  O.  R 

13.  08  j 

8. 16 

316 

! Greer,  J.  M 

13.02 

8.  25 

317 

| Maxwell.  W.  E 

10.84 

8. 10 

318 

j Collins,  C.  i\  '' 

11.38 

8.  85 

319 

| Carter.  J.  B 

11.46 

8.  61 

319 

Decker.  B.  W j 

12.64 

8.46 

319 

Stoddert.  F.  B j 

13.44  | 

8.  58 

322 

Dovle.  J.  H 

11.92 

7.  77 

323 

McVavC.  B.,  3d 

11.38 

8.  31 

324  1 

Cunningham,  W.  S I 

11.  30 

8.  46 

324 

Swanston,  W.  A 

1L  40  . 

8.34 

326 

Dearth.  M.  D i 

12.00 

7.  59 

327 

Harding,  R.  H 

12.  82  | 

8.31 

328 

McDermott,  J.  T : ! 

12.  10 

8.52 

329  1 

Crist.  M.  P ! 

13.58  i 

8.85 

330 

Casteel.  S.  H j 

12.20  1 

8.25 

331 

Donaldson,  A.  H j 

11.  24 

7.  98 

F331 

Roberts,  H.  C 

11.  10 

7.53 

333  ! 

Huntington.  C.  M 

12.80 

8.46 

334  i 

Peeples.  H.  D 

12.  06 

7.92  , 

335 

Dawson.  H.  T I 

11.02 

8.40  | 

336 

Cron  ter.  M.  H, j 

11.82 

8.85  ! 

336 

Thornton.  ,T.  M j 

11.44 

8.01 

338 

Ketcham.  D i 

11.  00 

8.31  ■ 

339 

Callawav.  E.  B | 

12.  14 

7.86  ! 

339 

Chappelle.  F.  S ! 

11.  94 

8.  79  ; 

MERIT  ROLL — PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


247 


academic  course — -annual  examination,  June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


! Plane  trigo- 
nometry and 
analytic 
geometry. 

English. 

j 

Modern 

languages. 

Total. 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

I. 

Aggregate. 

16 

20 

j 

16 

80 

80 

10.  -32 

14.  04 

12.  50 

58.  53 

.05 

58.48 

11.84 

14.  13 

12.  06 

58.  76 

. 29 

58.  47 

11.  12 

13.  93 

13.  42 

58.  51 

00 

o 

58.  43 

12. 12 

14.  45 

13.  50 

59.  03 

.63 

58.  40 

10.  88 

13.  99 

11.52 

58.  78 

.40 

58.  38 

11.  92 

14.04 

12.  84 

58.  78 

.44 

58.  34 

11.40 

13.  88 

12.  02 

58.  50 

.20 

58.  30 

10.84 

14.  95 

12.  18 

58.  43 

. 15 

58.  28 

10.  64 

14. 10 

13,56 

58.  34 

. 11 

58.  23 

10.76 

14.  66 

12.  50 

58.  34 

. 15 

58. 19 

10.  96 

14. 10 

13.  44 

58.  30 

.31 

58.19 

11.12  : 

13.  98 

11.04 

58.  36 

19 

58. 17 

11.  48 

14.  67 

10.  96 

58.  35 

.20 

58. 15 

10.68 

14.  96 

11.  66 

58.  57 

.43 

58. 14 

11.36  j 

14.  83 

13. 14 

58.  27 

. 14 

58. 13 

10.  16 

16.43 

12.  58 

59.  40 

1.  30 

58. 10 

10.92 

14.  58 

12.  72 

58.  29 

.20 

58.  09 

11.  28 

13.85 

12.  08 

58.  31 

. 22 

58.  09 

10.64 

14.  65 

11.  28 

58.  59  ! 

. 50 

58.  09 

11.12 

14.26 

13.  40 

58.47 

.40 

58.  07 

10.96 

14.07 

13.  50 

58.  22  | 

. 16 

58.  06 

11.  80 

14.45 

12.  22 

58.  23 

. 18 

58.  05 

11. 16 

14.  79 

12.  50 

58. 19 

. 14 

58.  05 

11.  72 

14.  70 

12.  32 

58.  33 

.31 

58.02 

10.  16 

14.  06 

12.  94 

58.  29  j 

.31 

57.  98 

10.56 

14.  14 

12.  76 

58.08  1 

. 15 

57.  93 

10.  96 

13.49 

11. 18 

58.06 

. 16 

57.  90 

10.  96  ! 

14.47 

12. 14 

58.02 

. 16 

57.  86 

11.  40 

14.  89 

12.54 

58.  05  ! 

.21 

57.84 

9.  80 

15. 10 

14.44 

57.97 

. 13 

57.  84 

10.92 

14.  28  | 

11.44  ! 

57.  90  i 

. 10 

57.  80 

11.32 

14. 12 

12.46 

57.  88 

.09 

57.  79 

10.92 

15.39 

12.  18 

57.  91 

. 14 

57.  77 

12.04 

13.  64  | 

11.52 

57.  87 

. 17 

57.  70 

10.  28 

15.  19  ! 

13.  00 

57.  92 

. 22 

57.  70 

11.24 

15.  80 

31.  66 

58.01 

.35 

57.  66 

11.80 

15.  22 

11.  22 

58.  24  ! 

. 60 

57.  64 

10.72 

13.67  | 

12.  76 

57.  88 

.24 

57.  64 

248 


MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS, 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  for  the  first  year  of  their 


Order  of 
general 
merit  for 
academic 

Name. 

Descriptive 

geometry 

and 

drawing. 

Geometry  | 
and 

algebra,  i 

year. 

Maxima 

16 

12 

341 

Acree,  J.  T 

11.  72  , 

7.83  ; 

342 

De  Baun,  G.  H 

12.36 

1 8.73 

343 

Akers,  A.  W.,  jr 

11.  50 

9.30  j 

r343 

Sanderson,  G.  F 

12. 14 

8.31  | 

345 

Downes,  W.  M 

12.16 

8.19 

345 

Featherston,  J.  H.,  jr 

11.  58 

8.76 

347 

Gillan,  M.  J.,  jr 

10.84 

8.49  ; 

347 

Lambright,  P.  W 

11.  56 

8.07  ; 

349 

Robinson,  R.  E.,  jr 

11.  70 

8.01 

350 

Glover,  C.  D.,  jr 

12.  06 

9.06 

351 

Porter,  C.  D 

10. 48 

7.  59  | 

352 

Abbott,  R.  W 

11.22 

7.80  ; 

353 

Conrad,  G.  D 

1L  94 

8.  55  | 

353 

Smith,  A.  F.,  jr 

11.  62 

8.  55  j 

353 

Thompson,  W.  A.  P 

10.  50 

8.16 

356 

Surran,  C.  L 

12.  02 

8.  55  | 

357 

Finch,  C.  S 

12.76 

8.19  | 

35  / 

Hepburn,  W.  P 

10.  84 

8.94  ; 

359 

McMillan.  D.  A 

1L  00 

7.86  | 

360 

Tillman,  E.  H.j  jr 

12.18 

8.  70  ' 

360 

Winter,  F.  C.  

12.02 

7.98 

J 362 

Smith,.  C,  G ! 

11.98 

9.93  ! 

/ 363 

Bryan,  F.  B... 

9.46 

8.28  j 

364 

Aller,  H.  C.-.\ 

12.16  | 

8.49 

365  | 

Fowler,  A . B ! 

10.  80  j 

8.04  | 

366 

Hopkins,  N.  B 

11.08 

7.  50 

367 

Ives,  N.  S 

12.20 ; 

8.34  | 

368 

Wyatt,  J.  L 

11.  86 

8.82 

369 

Head,  C.  McM 

11.56 

8.58 

370 

Turney,  H.  W 

12.  00 

9.21  j 

k 1 371 

Smith,  P.  A 

10.06 

8.70  ' 

372 

, Hartt,  B.  A 

12.  76 

8.79  j 

373 

Rule,  H.  C.,  jr 

12.20 

8.40  | 

374 

Moran,  W.  F 

11.  70 

7.83  1 

374 

Scaffe,  T.  C 

11.06 

7.86 

h 376 

Dufton,  W.  S | 

13.22 

7.29 

377 

Wiestling,  R.  C 

12.20 

8.64 

378 

i Deringer,  H.  H — 

12.84  j 

8.97  | 

MERIT  ROLL — PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


249 


academic  course — annual  examination , June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Plane  trigo- 
1 nometry  and 
analytic 
geometry. 

English. 

Modern 

languages. 

Total. 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

■ Aggregate. 

16 

20 

16 

80 



80 

11.  36 

14.  51 

32.  56 

57.  98 

. 37 

57.  61 

11.  28 

14.  42 

10.84 

57.  63 

.04 

57.  59 

10.  84 

14.  78 

12.  02 

58.  44 

.86 

57.  58 

10.84 

15.  57 

10.  86 

57.  72 

. 14 

57.  58 

1L  24 

13.  57 

12.  56 

57.  72 

. 16 

57.  56 

11.  96 

14.  01 

11.  92 

58.  23 

.67 

57.  56 

11.  84 

13.  88 

12.  78 

57.  83 

.29 

57.  54 

10.  68 

14.52 

13.  00 

57.  83 

.29 

57.54 

11.  12 

15.  03 

11.  68 

57.  54 

.02 

57.  52 

12.00 

12.  85 

12.  08 

58.  05 

.54 

57.  51 

11.  08 

15. 16 

13.  86 

58. 17 

.68 

57.  49 

10.  92 

14.  72 

13. 12 

57.  78 

.32 

57.  46 

11.44 

14. 13 

11.  70 

57.  76 

.32 

57.44 

11.  84 

13.  71 

11.  88 

57.  60 

.16 

57.44 

12. 04 

15. 04 

12.62 

58.  36 

.92 

57.44 

11.08 

13.68 

12.  20 

57.  53 

.17 

57.  36 

10.84 

13.95 

11.62 

57.  36 

.01 

57.  35 

10.48 

15.39 

12.  24 

57.  89 

.54 

57.  35 

11.64 

14.94 

11.96 

57.  40 

.06 

57.  34 

11.  80  j 

13.  64 

11.70 

58.02 

.70 

57.  32 

11.88 

13.47  | 

12.52 

57.87 

.55 

57.  32 

11.64  ! 

13.35  ! 

10.64  ! 

57.54 

.27 

57.  27 

11.32 

14.07 

14.26  ; 

57.39 

.13 

57.  26 

11.40 

14.17 

11.20 

57.42 

.18 

57.  24 

11.48 

14.93 

12.32 

57.57 

.36 

57.  21 

10.20 

15.31  | 

13.  26 

57.35 

.15 

57.  20 

10.  72 

34.70 

11.  62 

57.58 

.39 

57. 19 

13.  76 

13. 39 

11.56 

57.39 

.21 

57. 18 

11.28 

13.  34 

12.60 

57.36 

.19 

57. 17 

11.16 

13.40 

11.56 

57.33 

•17 

57. 16 

11.88 

14.74 

12.90  : 

58.28  j 

1. 14 

57. 14 

11.  52 

12.82 

11.26 

57.15 

.04 

57. 11 

10.  64 

14.10 

11.84 

57.18 

.13 

57.  05 

11.  08 

13.  92 

13.  52 

58.05 

1.  03 

57.  02 

11.08 

13.85 

13.  34 

57.19 

•17 

57.  02 

10.  00 

14.99 

11.62 

57. 12 

.11  1 

57.  01 

10.  96 

14.  36 

11.26 

57.  42 

.42  | 

57.  00 

11.44 

13.  00 

11.08  j 

57.  33 

.45  j 

56.  88 

250 


MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  for  the  first  year  of  their 


Order  of 
general 
merit  for 
academic 
year. 

Name. 

; Descriptive 
! geometry 
and 

! drawing. 

‘ 

Geometry  | 
and 

algebra. 

Maxima 

16 

12 

378 

Dickson,  J.  B 

12.  76 

8.79  ; 

380 

Hartford,  J.  D 

12.  36 

7.53 

381 

Wilson,  H 

12.10 

8.19 

382 

Bunch,  T.  H.,  jr 

10.  70 

8.07 

383 

Grove,  M.  H 

11.  04 

8.22  ! 

384 

Bassett,  M.  H 

13.  22 

7.71 

385 

Boarman,  C.  S 

11.  94 

8.  43 

1 1 385 

DoA-le,  A.  K 

11.  66 

7.89 

387 

Hill.  H.  H 

11.  56 

8.58 

387 

Michael,  S.  J...  . 

12.  34 

8.  16 

387 

Onley,  W.  B 

11.  54 

8.  46 

390 

Birmingham,  H.  T 

11.  06 

8.31 

391 

O’Leary,  F.  M 

11.  52 

9.09  j 

392 

Johnson,  D.  P 

11.  2Q 

7.  83 

393 

Livingstone.  W.  G 

12.  96 

8.64  j 

s 394 

Bain,  E.  C 

11.  70 

8.  94 

394 

Baker,  E.  C 

11.  78 

8.  73  ; 

396 

Slawson.  P.  S 

11.  14 

8.  70 

397 

Lademan,  J.  U..  jr 

11.  60 

7.08 

397 

Roberts,  F.  WT 

12.28 

8.49  | 

399 

Worsham,  R 

12.04 

8.46 

100 

Clark,  R.  H 

11.  50 

8.37  1 

101 

Bull,  G.  N 

12.  92 

7.71  j 

401 

Clausing,  J.  G 

12.  28 

7.  50 

403 

Cruzen,  R,  H 

11.  98 

8.  88 

f 404 

Ford  J C 

11.  90 

9.03 

405 

Speight,  E.  P 

11. 10 

7.89  I 

406 

Cope,  O.  G.,  jr 

11.  62 

8.10 

/407 

Miller,  R.  B 

11.30 

9.  66  ; 

408 

Goode,  J.  B 

12.12 

8.76  1 

[ 

408 

Montgomery,  M 

10.  50 

7.92  ; 

k q 410 

Hatch,  M.  E 

11.  74 

7.89  j 

410 

! Tague,  J.  R 

12.  62 

8.04  j 

410 

1 Watson,  P.  B 

11.48 

8.  91 

413 

i Castille,  L.  E 

10.  40 

7.29  : 

i 414 

Jones,  R.  D 

10.48 

7.65  j 

415 

! Hutter,  W.  H 

11.16 

7.68 

416 

Bergesen,  A.O.R „ 

13.18 

8.  o5  i 

MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


251 


academic  course — annual  examination,  June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Plane  trigo- 
nometry and 
analytic 
geometry. 

English. 

Modern 

languages. 

Total. 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

( 

Aggregate. 

| 1 

16 

20 

16 

80 

80 

10.  88 

14.  30 

11.  48 

58.  21 

1.  33 

56.  88 

11.12  * 

14. 17 

11.  96 

57. 14 

.33 

56.  81 

11.16 

13.  46 

12. 16 

. 57. 07 

.29 

56.  78 

10.  60 

15. 13 

12.  42 

56.  92 

. 15 

56.  77 

10.  84 

14. 19 

12.  64 

56.  93 

.17 

56.  76 

10.  08 

14.  31 

11.  64 

56.  96 

.21 

56.  75 

11.  00 

14.  44 

11.76 

57.  57 

.84 

56.  73 

10.  56 

14.  54 

12.52 

57. 17 

.44 

56.  73 

11.16 

13.  65 

11.  90 

56.  85 

.17 

56.  68 

10.84 

14.04 

11.  52 

56.  90 

. 22 

! 56. 68 

10.48 

13.  95 

12.42  ; 

56.  85 

.17 

56.  68 

10.72 

14. 15 

12.  70 

56.  94 

.32 

56.  62 

1L80 

13.16 

11.44 

57.01 

.41 

56.  60 

10.68 

15. 19 

11.94 

56.  84 

.27 

56.  57 

10.16 

13.  20 

11.  90 

56.  86 

.31 

56.  55 

10.92 

14. 17 

11.46 

57. 19 

.65 

56.  54 

11.  36 

13.  53 

12. 10 

57.  50 

.96 

56.  54 

11.  40 

13.  66 

11.  80 

56.  70 

.17 

56.  53 

11.44 

14.  26 

12.52 

56.  90 

.38 

56.  52 

11.  24 

13.48 

11.  24 

56.  73  ! 

i .21 

56.  52 

10.  40 

15.73 

10.64 

57.  27 

.79 

56.  48 

11.52 

13.  35  j 

12.04 

56.78  j 

.32 

56.  46 

11.08 

13.02 

12.06  ! 

56.  79  ! 

. 35 

56.  44 

11.04 

14.  06 

11.76 

56.64 

.20 

56.  44 

11.00 

13.  90 

11.06 

56.  82  j 

.42 

56.  40 

12.  36 

]2.  31 

11.  02'  ! 

56.  62  ; 

.29 

56.  33 

10.  96 

14.  54 

11.86 

56.35 

.03 

56.  32 

10.76 

14.  45 

11.48  ; 

56.41  : 

■ 

.16 

56.  25 

11.92  , 

12.  26 

11.  24 

56.38 

. 15 

56.  23 

11.36 

12.  71 

11.94 

56.89 

.67 

56.  22 

10.  96 

14.  86 

12.24 

58.48  1 

. .26 

56.  22 

10.36 

13.  74 

12.76 

56.  49 

. 28  ■ 

56.  21 

10.68 

13.  82 

11.34 

56.  50 

.29 

56.  21 

10.  20 

14.  20  ' 

11.82 

56.61 

.40 

56.  21 

]0.  28 

14.42  ; 

14.22 

56.  61 

•41 ! 

56.  20 

9.76 

15.97 

12.50 

56.  36 

.18 

56. 18 

10.  72 

15.18 

11.50 

56.24 

.09 

56. 15 

10.  92 

13  44  j 

10.  08 

56  17 

.06 

56.11 

252 


MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  for  the  first  year  of  their 


Order  of 
general 
merit  for 
academic 

Name. 

Descriptive 

geometry 

and 

drawing. 

Geometry 

and 

algebra. 

year. 

Maxima 

16 

12 

416 

Edwards,  J.  B 

10.  88 

7.  50 

/418 

Hamilton,  H.  C 

11.48 

8.  01 

419 

Browder,  M.  E 

12.  74 

8.  43 

420 

Harrison,  D 

12.  94 

7.  77 

ay  421 
/ 422 

Old,  F.  P 

11. 12 

8.  28 

Jackson,  P.  N 

10.  42 

7.59 

423 

Ingram,  W.  A 

11.34 

8.  25 

6 £424 

Orcasitas,  P.,  jr 

10.  86 

7.59 

/425 

Crawford,  A.D.A 

9.  82 

8. 49 

425 

Sterling,  P.  II 

12.  24 

7.  77 

427 

Allen,  S.  T 

13.  58 

7.56 

427 

Gearing,  H.  F 

11.88 

8.49 

429 

430 

Cleave,  C 

11.  50 

8.  46 

Abercrombie,  L.  A. 

10.  58 

7.74 

431 

Tobey,  N.  S 

11.46 

7.50 

/432 

Christensen,  H.  A.  

10.  50 

7.68 

43.3 

Fleming,  C.  H 

10.  92 

8.34 

434 

435 

Hibbs,  W 

11.  06 

8.61  i 

Woodson,  C.  R 

10.  52 

8.04 

436 

Powell,  R.  P 

11.  40 

7.11  | 

437 

lsqnith,  S.  S 

12. 14 

7.50 

438 

Buse,  F.  R 

12.  64 

7.  83 

439 

Van  Cleave,  M 

10. 18 

7.59 

440 

Graham,  R.  M 

11.  52 

8.28 

441 

Dillon,  J.  A 

11.04 

7.53 

441 

Keyhoe,  D.  E 

11.38 

7.  50  1 

443 

Bruckman,  H.  R 

11.56 

7.89 

444 

Higgins,  W.  L 

12.  02 

8.52 

/445 

Richards,  C.  L 

11.18 

8.22  j 

d 446 

Buch,  W.  G 

12.90 

8.28 

447 

Battle,  T.  W 

11.20 

8.37 

/448 

Abson,  C.  M 

10.74  ! 

7.68 

449 

Philbrook,  R.  A 

10.  82 

7.98 

/450 

Crocker,  J.  A 

10.  90 

7.  29 

gb  x 450 

Shaw,  H.  P 

10.  86  ! 

6.  93 

452 

Cox,  W.  T 

12.86 

7.  14 

453 

Smith,  W.  M 

11. 18 

8.  49 

454 

McKay,  J.  H - 

ii.  60  ; 

7.83  J 

MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


253 


academic  course — annual  examination,  June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Plane  trigo- 
| nometry  and 
analytic 
geometry. 

English. 

! Modern 

j languages. 

Total. 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

Aggregate. 

16 

20 

16 

80 



80 

10.  72 

15.  27 

12.  02 

56.  39 

.28 

56. 11 

9.  84 

14.  67 

12.44 

56.  44 

.39 

56.  05 

10.  92 

12.  77 

11.  52 

56.  38 

.34 

56.  04 

10.  60 

13.  69 

11.08 

56.  08 

. 11 

55.  97 

11.  48 

13.  83 

11.60 

56.  31 

. 36 

55.  95 

9.  72 

15.  24 

13.  22 

56. 19 

.28 

55.  91 

10.  32 

14.  89 

11.28 

56.  08 

.24 

55.  84 

9.  00 

13.  08 

15.  44 

55.  97 

. 14 

55.  83 

IT.  00 

14.  66 

12.  52 

56.  49 

.69 

55.  80 

10.  32 

14.  84 

10.  84 

56.  01 

.21 

55.  80 

10. 16 

14.  44 

11. 12 

56.  86 

1.  08 

55.  78 

10.  76 

13.  55 

11.  62 

56.  30 

.52 

55.  78 

11.00 

13.56 

11.  52 

56.  04 

.27 

55.  77 

10.  20 

13. 17 

14.  44 

56. 13 

.38 

55.  75 

10. 12 

14.  04 

12.  82 

55.  94 

.22 

55.  72 

9.  84 

15.  24 

12.  60 

55.  86 

.15 

55.  71 

11.  24 

14.  04 

11.72 

56.  26 

.56 

55.  70 

11.80 

13.  96 

~ 11.06 

56.  49 

.81 

56.  68 

10.  24 

14. 12 

12.  96 

, 55. 88 

.24 

55.  64 

10.00 

15.  70 

11.  82 

56.  03 

.44 

55.  59 

10.40 

14.  64 

11.  08 

55.  76 

.18  j 

55.  58 

11.36  ; 

13.27  1 

11. 14 

56.  24 

.67 

55.  57 

10.76 

14.24 

13. 12 

55.  89 

.33 

55.  56 

10.88 

13.81  ! 

11.40 

55.  89 

.36 

55.  53 

10.08 

14.  57 

12.  82 

56.  04 

.52  ; 

55.  52 

10.28 

14.  92 

n.62 

55.  70 

.18 

55.  52 

10.32 

13.  46 

12.  30 

55.53 

.08  i 

55.  45 

10.36 

13.  58 

11.46 

55.  94 

.50 ; 

55.  44 

9.56 

14.43 

12.  32 

55.  71 

.29 

55.  42 

11.32 

12.25 

10.  86 

55.  61 

.24  | 

55.  37 

10.88 

13.  71 

11.32 

55.48 

. 1.5 

55.  33 

| 9.92 

13.81  ! 

13.  32 

55.47  | 

.17 

55.  30 

10.36 

13.  93 

13.  74 

56.  83  j 

1.54 

55.  29 

9.80 

14.94 

12.  50 

55.43 

.18 

55  25 

9.  80 

15.  50 

12.  42 

55.51 

.26 

55  25 

10.  80 

13.  84  ; 

11. 18 

55.  82 

.67 

55  15 

10.60 

i—i 

CO 

to 

11.  92 

55.  46  j 

.35 

55  11 

10.76 

13.  72 

11.  22 

55. 13  ; 

. 05 

55.  08 

254 


MERIT  ROLL— PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  for  the  first  year  of  their 


• Order  of 
general 
merit  for 
academic 

Name. 

' 

Descriptive 
1 geometry 
and 

drawing. 

i 

Geometry  j 
1 and 

algebra . j 

.year. 

16 

12  ■ 

J 

455 

• 

Helmkamp.  E.  F 

11.  02 

7.  26  j 

455 

McElduff.  J.  V 

11.  36 

8.  25 

457 

Howell.  E.  B..  jr 

11.  32 

7.  98 

458 

Kins:.  S.  W 

11.  98 

7.  86 

459 

Cartwright,  A.  B 

10.  54 

7.  23 

/ 459 

Gates,  0.  E 

12.  12 

7 62 

461 

Anderson,  M.  A 

10.  82 

7.  98 

f 462 

Marie,  L.  E..  jr 

12.  68 

7.  02 

463 

Wilson,  J.  D 

11.  84 

7.  83 

464 

Gillespie.  A.  W 

11.  64 

7.  56  | 

465 

Doolin,  E.  H 

12.  68 

7.  50  j 

466 

* Connellv.  B 

11.  58 

8.  16  1 

466 

Gustuson.  G.  E 

11.  40 

7.  65 

468 

Glass.  R.  P 

10.  02 

7.  29 

469 

Anderson.  E.  L : 

11.  02 

i 7. 89 

470 

Kinney,  P.  R 

10.  86 

7.  92 

471' 

Pendleton,  P.  E 

12.  66 

8.34 

/472 

Aron.  G.  M 

12.  72 

7.50  | 

h x 473 

Lee.  W.  J 

10.  50 

7.  50  | 

474 

Lvon,  J.  B 

11.  68 

8.  34  j 

475 

Foster.  R.  R 

11.  80 

7.  50 

475 

Hushes.  D.  A 

11.  20 

8.82 

477 

Boone.  R.  A 

10.  40 

8.  19 

478 

Haselden.  J.  L>..  jr 

11.  64 

7.68 

479 

! Goldenberg  C.  N 1 

10.  66 

8.22 

480 

Cunningham.  G.  B 

12.  22 

8.37  | 

481 

Miller.  W.  E 

10.92 

7.74  | 

482 

O’Donnell.  C.  0 

11.  28  | 

7.  62  ] 

483 

Morrison.  G.  D 

11.64 

8.43  j 

484 

Edmunds,  C.  D 

11.  20 

8.61  i 

e w 485 

Johnson,  F.  0 

13.  98  ! 

7.68 

486 

Power.  H.  D 

10.  76 

7.  50 

486 

Tomlinson.  W.  G 

12.  82  i 

8.  25 

/488 

; Swafford.  C.  A 

11.  30  1 

9.  03 

_ 488 

Ward.  B.  N ' 

10.  30  | 

7.  23 

490 

McDonnell.  J.  A 

11.  66  j 

7.  50 

f 491 

Conant.  F.  H..  2d 

10.  76  ! 

7.  02 

/ 491 

Gingrich.  J.  E 

11.  14 

7.29  f 

MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


255 


academic  course — annual  examination , June , 1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


j Plane  trigo- 
; nometry  and 
analytic 
! geometry. 

English. 

i 

Modern 

languages. 

1 

Total. 

1 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

Aggregate. 

16 

20 

16 

80 

80 

10.40 

14.  75 

’ 11.  92 

55.  35 

. 29 

55.  06 

10.  16 

13.  82 

11.  88 

55.  47 

. 41 

55.  06 

' 10.  56 

13.  87 

11.  54 

55.  27 

. 25 

55.  02 

10.72 

13.47 

11.  12 

55. 15 

. 15 

55.  00 

11.  00 

14.  16 

12.  36 

55.  29 

.31 

54.  98 

9.48 

14.  53 

11.  34 

55.  09 

. 11 

54.  98 

10.  20 

14.  76 

11.  52  ' 

55.  28 

.33 

54.  95 

9.68 

13.  72 

11.  88 

54.  98 

. 10 

54.  88 

10.76 

13.  75 

10.  74 

54.  92' 

.05 

54.  87 

10.  36 

13.  83 

11.  82 

55.  21 

. 35 

54.  86 

10.48 

13.  66 

11.  40 

55.  72 

. 93 

54.  79 

11.  48 

12.  81 

11.  02 

55.  05 

.30 

• 54. 75 

10.  00 

13.  97 

11.  96 

54.  98 

. 23 

54.  75 

10.  88  i 

13.  91 

13.  58 

55.  68 

1.  00 

54.  68 

10.  76 

13.  57 

11.  58 

54.  82 

. 15 

54.  67 

10.  04 

14.  29 

11.  62 

54.  73 

. 15 

54.  58 

10.20 

* 13. 58 

10.  70 

55.  48 

.98 

54.  50 

9.  52 

14.  05 

10.  80 

54.  59 

. 11 

54.  48 

9.16 

14.  59 

12.  76 

54.  51 

. 10 

54.  41 

10.  36 

13.31 

10.  86 

54.  55 

. 21 

54.  34 

10. 12 

14.73 

10.  48 

54.  63 

. 30 

54.  33 

10.  56 

13.48 

10.  80 

54.  86 

. 53 

54.  33 

10.44 

14.51 

11.  36 

54.  90 

. 62 

54.  28 

10.24 

13.85 

10.  96 

54.  37 

. 15 

54.  22 

10.  76 

13.  12  | 

11.  98 

54.  74 

.56 

54.  18 

10.40 

12.  70  ; 

10.  54 

54.  23 

.07 

54.  16 

10.00 

14.  74 

10.  94 

54.  34 

.20 

54. 14 

10.  20 

13.  67 

11.44 

. 54.  21 

.23 

53.  98 

10.  80 

12.84 

10.  22 

53.  93 

.06 

53.  87 

10.  32 

13.07  ; 

10.  78 

53.  98 

. 14 

53.  84 

9.  80 

11.87  , 

10.  86 

54.  19 

. 38 

53.  8] 

10.44 

14.32 

10.  96 

53.  98 

.19 

53.  79 

10.  12 

12.95 

10. 18 

54:  32 

. 53 

53.  79 

10.  68 

12.12  1 

10.  82 

53.  95 

.22 

53.  73 

10.  84 

13.  80 

11.  74 

53.  91 

. 18 

53.  73 

10.  64 

13.02 

11.  08 

53.  90 

. 23 

53.  67 

9.  76 

14.71  : 

11.  64 

53.  89 

.28 

53.  61 

9.  68 

14.40  ! 

11.  28 

53.  79 

. 18 

53.  61 

256 


MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS, 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  for  the  first  year  of  their 


Order  of 
general 
merit  for 
academic 

Name. 

j Descriptive 
: geometry 
and 

1 drawing. 

Geometry  i 
and 

algebra,  i 

' 

year. 

Maxima 

16 

12 

/ 493 

Barry,  L.  K 

10.90 

7.50  ! 

494 

Taylor,  H.  McG 

11. 48 

7.95  ; 

6 x495 

Dwver.  J.  W 

10.  52 

7.  86 

496 

Krebs.  W.  J 

10.  60 

7.53  ; 

497 

Diepenbrock.  A.  J 

11.00 

7.17  | 

498 

Wallace.  C.  R 

11.  28 

7.32 

499 

Craven,  J.  J .* 

11.  72 

7.08 

/ 500 

Peay,  G.  H.  L 

11.  48 

7.  80 

501 

Kirbv,  H.  P 

11.  64 

7.  59 

502 

Smith,  W.  W 

11.  04 

7.86 

502 

Williams.  D.  C 

10.  88 

7.  95 

ho  504 

Graham.  D.  W 

12.  52 

7.  80 

505 

Nolan.  J.  E 

11. 14 

7.  92 

7*506 

Cook,  A.  B 

11.  90 

7.  20 

/507 

Booker,  H.  I 

11.44 

7.11 

508 

Murphey,  C.  D 

10.  40 

7.  50 

509 

Blackledge,  A.  D 

10.  48 

7. 14  ; 

6x510 

Greber,  C.  F 

I 11. 50 

7.35 

511 

Guerin,  I.  L 

11.  06 

7.02 

512 

Isgrig,  C.  S 

11.  76 

7.  80 

/513 

Butler,  W.,  jr 

11.  66 

7.77 

g6xr514 

Smvser.  H.  E 

11.  96 

7.23  ! 

/515 

Binford,  T.  H 

11.22 

8.22  1 

516 

Hutton,  C.  L 

10.94 

7.  26  | 

/517 

Hannah,  S 

11.  72 

7.  50 

/518 

MacLaren.  W.  S.,  jr 

11.  42 

7.  71 

h 1 519 

Angst,  R.  E 

10.26 

7.  50 

519 

Palmer,  K.  W 

10.  66 

7.  53 

521 

Davis,  W.  L 

10.  24  I 

7.50  : 

522 

Brooks,  R.  B 

10.  68  ; 

8. 10  | 

gh  xr  528 

j McClure,  R.  B 

10.  20  j 

7.35 

524 

Lewis,  T 

11.04  I 

7.95  ; 

/525 

Marienhoff,  H 

10.  82 

7.56 

6x526 

Herring,  G.  G.,  jr 

11.00  | 

7.50  ! 

527 

I Beard,  F.  W 

10.40 

7.  56  j 

6 x 528 

McWilliams,  J.  H 

10.  50 

7.35 

e 529 

Royal,  P.  K 

11. 18 

7.80  ! 

MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS, 


257 


academic  course — annual  examination,  June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


I 


Plane  trigo- 
nometry and 
analytic 
geometry. 

English. 

Modem 

languages. 

Total. 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

Aggregate. 

16 

20 

16 

80 



80 

9.  76 

14.  59 

11.  78 

54.  53 

.98 

53.  55 

10.68 

13. 11 

10.66 

53.  88 

.37 

53.  51 

8.  80 

14.  28 

12.  36 

53.  82 

.40 

53.  42 

10.  40 

14.  51 

10.  46 

53.  50 

.09 

53.  41 

10.24 

13.  97 

11. 12 

53.  50 

.15 

53.  35 

10.  76 

14.  08 

10.  26 

53.  / 0 

.44 

53.  26 

10.  20 

13.  36 

11. 12 

53.  48 

.29 

53. 19 

9.  76 

14. 16 

10.  22 

53.42 

.24 

53.18 

10.  60 

12.86 

10.  96 

53.  65 

.50 

53. 15 

10.  60 

13.  47 

10.  38 

53.  35 

.25 

53. 10 

10.  56 

13.  82 

11.04 

54.  25 

1.15 

53. 10 

10.  00 

12.  59 

10. 18 

53.  09 

.03 

53. 06 

11.  32 

13.16 

10.  30 

53.  84 

.84 

53.  00 

10.  08 

13.  39 

10.  46 

53.  03 

.09 

62.  94 

9.  92 

13.85 

11.04 

53.  36 

.46 

52.  90 

10.  28 

13.39 

12. 14 

53.  71 

.84 

52. 87 

10.  28 

14. 16 

10.96 

53.02 

.19 

52.  83 

9-  36 

13.65 

11.44 

53.30 

.51 

52.  79 

10.04 

13.  99 

11.20 

53.31 

.55 

52.  76 

10.28 

13. 15 

10.  38 

53.37 

.64 

52.  73 

10.  92 

11.  93 

10.  76 

53.04 

.35 

52.  69 

9.  96 

12.92 

10.  82 

52.  89 

.28 

52.  61 

10.  52 

13.01 

9.  94 

52.  91 

.31 

62.  60 

10.  28 

13.  08 

11.14 

52.70 

.22 

52. 48 

9.64 

13.  22 

10.  74 

52.  82 

.36 

52. 46 

9.  64 

13.  27 

11.04 

53.  08 

.64 

52.  44 

10.  00 

14.  24 

11.  08 

53.08  , 

.65 

52. 43 

10.  64 

12.74 

11. 14 

52.71  : 

.28 

52.  43 

10.  56 

13.59 

11.  32 

53.21 

.83 

52. 38 

10.  72 

13.16 

10.  88 

53.54  i 

1.  31 

52.  23 

9.  36 

13.94 

11.  38 

52.23  | 

.06  ' 

52. 17 

10.  00 

12.52 

10.  76 

52.27 

.15 

52. 12 

9.68 

13.35 

10.  88 

52.29  ! 

.23 

52.  06 

9.  40 

13.  47 

10.44 

51.81 

.13 

51.  68 

10. 16 

12.52 

11.36 

52.  00 

.38 

51.  62 

9.  24 

14.  21 

11. 18 

52.48  1 

00 

oo 

51.60 

9.84  | 

13.72 

9.38  i 

51.92 

.34 

51. 58 

S2o5 — 18 17 


258 


MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


Merit  roll  of  the  midshipmen  of  the  present  third  class  for  the  first  year  of  their 


1 

Order  of 
general 
meril  for 
academic 

Name. 

. 

Descriptivej 
geometry  i 
and 

drawing,  j 

Geometry 

and 

algebra. 

year. 

Maxima. 

16 

12 

.F530 

Spykstra,  J.,  jr 

10.40 

7.62 

/ 531 

Rosenbaum.  F.  B 

10.24 

7.89 

b z532 

Francis,  W.  B 

10.44 

7.50 

e533 

Wright,  J.  E 

10.46 

7.  53 

e534  ! 

Thomas,  F.  C 

11.76 

7.53 

/535 

Kiehl,  E 

10.  50 

7.  56  1 

b #536 

Weidner,  W.  F 

10.  28 

7.59  j 

ge  537 

! Railey,  B 

9.04 

7.38  i 

g e538 

Engs,  J.  S 

10.24 

6.84  ! 

Et 

1 Ewen,  E.  C 

E 

j Hamilton,  S.  McC 

9.03 

e 

j Howe,  J.  H 

7.50  j 

Et 

Hvatt,  D 

Et 

Kemodle,  M.  H 

7.26  j 

Et 

! Lyon,  G.  I) . 

Et 

i Rush,  A.  S 

7.62  ! 

Er 

Slater,  R.  I 

10.42 

7.95 

Et 

1 Van  de  Water,  D.  G 

Et 

1 Weiss,  0.  C.  J . 

6.99  j 

MERIT  ROLL PRESENT  THIRD  CLASS. 


259 


academic  course — annual  examination,  June,  1917 — 548  members — Continued. 


Plane  trigo- 
nometry and 
analytic 
geometry. 

English. 

Modem 

languages. 

Total. 

; 

Demerits 

(subtract). 

Aggregate. 

16 

•20 

16 

80 

80 

9.  84 

13.  71 

10.48 

52.  05 

.82 

51.23 

9.76 

12.66 

10.50 

51.05 

.40 

50.  65 

9.  28 

13.  58 

10. 12 

50.  92 

.28 

50.  64 

9.  36 

12.  71 

30.  62 

50.  68 

.14 

50.  54 

8.  88 

12.  68 

9.  88 

50.73 

.32 

50. 41 

9.48 

12.42 

10.  78 

50.  74 

.42 

50.  32 

9.  00 

13.  05 

10.  24 

50.16 

.10  , 

50.  06 

8.  00 

14.  30 

10.  86 

49.  58  | 

1.  03 

48.  55 

6.88 

12.  51 

10. 18 

46.  65 

.22 

46.  43 

. 01 

. 03 

5.  24 

12.97 

12.  32 

.26 

t: 

.18 

. 58 

. 09 

14.  48 

1.  03 

10.36  ... 

12.  00 

.42 

. 21 

.02 

REGULATIONS  GOVERNING  THE  ADMISSION  OF  CANDIDATES 
INTO  THE  NAVAL  ACADEMY  AS  MIDSHIPMEN. 


GENERAL  REMARKS. 

1.  There  being  no  provision  whatever  for  the  payment  of  the  traveling  expenses 
of  rejected  candidates  for  admission,  no  candidate  should  fail  to  provide  himself  in 
advance  with  the  means  of  returning  home,  in  case  of  his  rejection  before  either  of 
the  examining  boards,  as  otherwise  he  may  be  put  to  considerable  inconvenience. 

2.  It  is  suggested  to  all  candidates  for  admission  to  the  Naval  Academy  that,  before 
leaving  their  places  of  residence  for  Annapolis,  they  should  cause  themselves  to  be 
thoroughly  examined  by  a competent  physician,  particularly  regarding  eyesight,  hearing, 
and  heart  trouble;  and  by  a teacher  or  instructor  in  good  standing.  A defect  such  as 
varicocele,  which  is  ordinarily  removable  by  operation,  should  be  remedied  prior  to 
appearing  at  the  Naval  Academy  for  physical  examination.  By  such  an  examination 
any  serious  physical  disqualification  or  deficiency  in  mental  preparation  would  be  re- 
vealed, and  the  candidate  probably  spared  the  expense  and  trouble  of  a useless  journey 
and  the  mortification  of  rejection.  It  should  be  understood  that  the  informal  examina- 
tion herein  recommended  is  solely  for  the  convenience  and  benefit  of  the  candidate 
himself,  and  can  in  no  manner  affect  the  decision  of  the  examining  boards  at  Annapolis. 

To  further  aid  in  determining  the  physical  condition  of  candidates,  the  Navy 
Department  has  ordered  all  naval  and  recruiting  stations,  to  which  medical  officers 
may  be  attached,  to  give  a preliminary  physical  examination  to  any  candidate  who 
has  authority  to  report  for  such  examination  from  any  Senator  or  Representative. 
This  examination  is,  of  course,  unofficial  and  must  not  be  considered  as  conclusive  or 
in  any  way  offsetting  or  taking  the  place  of  the  regular  physical  examination,  which  by 
law  must  be  held  by  a board  of  medical  examiners  before  any  candidate  can  enter  the 
Naval  Academy,  and  which  is  held  only  at  the  Naval  Academy  after  the  mental 
examination  has  been  passed. 

3.  A sound  body  and  constitution,  suitable  preparation,  good  natural  capacity* 
an  aptitude  for  study,  industrious  habits,  perseverance,  an  obedient  and  orderly 
disposition,  and  a correct  moral  deportment,  are  such  essential  qualifications  that 
candidates  knowingly  deficient  in  any  of  these  respects  should  not,  as  many  do* 
subject  themselves  and  their  friends  to  the  chances  of  future  mortification  and  dis- 
appointment by  accepting  appointments  at  the  Naval  Academy  and  entering  on  a 
career  which  they  can  not  successfully  pursue. 

4.  The  selection  of  candidates,  by  competitive  examination  or  otherwise,  for  nomi- 
nation from  any  congressional  district,  is  entirely  in  the  hands  of  the  Member  of  Con- 
gress entitled  to  the  appointment,  and  all  applications  for  appointment  or  inquiries 
relative  to  competitive  examinations  should  be  addressed  to  the  Congressman  repre 
senting  the  congressional  district  in  which  the  vacancy  exists. 

Copies  of  the  entrance  regulations  showing  a syllabus  of  the  first  year’s  work  at  the 
Naval  Academy  and  specimen  examination  questions  may  be  obtained  on  application 
to  the  Bureau  of  Navigation,  Navy  Department,  or  to  the  Superintendent  of  the  Naval 
Academy;  and  as  soon  as  nominated  a copy  of  each  of  these  publications  will  be  for- 
warded direct  to  each  candidate  in  order  that  he  may  spend  his  time  profitably  at  hig 
local  school  and  be  better  prepared  to  pursue  his  course  at  the  Naval  Academy  suc- 
cessfully. 

5.  Special  attention  is  called  to  the  physical  requirements  of  candidates, 
pages  8 and  9. 

NOMINATION. 

6.  The  students  of  the  Naval  Academy  are  styled  midshipmen. 

7.  Three  midshipmen  are  allowed  for  each  Senator,  Representative,  and  Dele- 
gate in  Congress,  two  for  the  District  of  Columbia,  and  fifteen  appointed  each  year 
from  the  United  States  at  large.  The  appointments  from  the  District  of  Columbia 

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REGULATIONS  GOVERNING  ADMISSION  TO  ACADEMY. 


and  fifteen  each  year  at  large  are  made  by  the  President.  It  is  the  custom  of  Presi- 
dents to  give  the  appointments  of  midshipmen  at  large  to  the  sons  of  officers  of 
the  Army  and  Navy  for  the  reason  that  officers,  owing  to  the  nature  of  their  duties, 
are  usually  not  in  a position  to  establish  permanent  residence.  The  vacancies  from 
the  District  of  Columbia  are  filled  by  competitive  examination  of  candidates  resid- 
ing in  the  District.  The  selection  of  candidates,  by  competitive  examination  or  other- 
wise, for  nomination  for  vacancies  in  the  quota  of  Senators,  Representatives,  and 
Delegates  in  Congress  is  entirely  in  the  hands  of  each  Senator,  Representative,  and 
Delegate  in  Congress  having  a vacancy;  and  all  applications  for  appointments  or 
inquiries  relative  to  competitive  examinations  should  be  addressed  accordingly. 

ADDITIONAL  APPOINTMENTS. 

In  April,  1917,  Congress  passed  a special  act  authorizing  an  additional  appointment 
at  the  Naval  Academy  for  each  Senator,  Representative,  and  Delegate  in  Congress 
for  one  year  only.  Nominations  for  these  additional  vacancies  may  be  made  for  any 
examination  that  may  be  ordered  prior  to  September  1,  1918. 

8.  The  law  authorizes  the  appointment  of  100  enlisted  men  each  year  to  be 
selected  as  a result  of  a competitive  examination  of  enlisted  men  of  the  Navy  and 
Marine  Corps  who  have  been  in  the  service  at  least  one  year  and  who  are  under  20 
years  of  age  by  August  15  of  the  year  it  is  desired  to  enter.  The  mental  and  physical 
requirements  for  these  candidates  are  the  same  as  for  other  candidates  for  midshipmen. 
The  competitive  examination  of  these  enlisted  men  is  held  on  the  third  Tuesday  in 
April  of  each  year  and  is  the  regular  examination  given  to  candidates  nominated  for 
vacancies  for  midshipmen. 

For  further  information  in  regard  to  enlisting  in  the  Navy,  candidates  should  apply 
to  the  nearest  naval  or  recruiting  station. 

9.  One  midshipman  is  allowed  from  Porto  Rico,  who  must  be  a native  of  that  island. 

The  appointment  is  made  by  the  President,  on  the  recommendation  of  the  governor 
of  Porto  Rico.  ^ 

10.  Four  Filipinos,  one  for  each  class,  to  be  designated  by  the  Governor  General 
of  the  Philippine  Islands,  are  allowed  to  receive  instruction  at  the  Naval  Academy; 
but  these  midshipmen  will  not,  however,  be  entitled  to  appointment  to  any  commis- 
sioned office  in  the  United  States  Navy  by  reason  of  their  graduation  from  the  Naval 
Academy. 

11.  In  accordance  with  a joint  resolution  of  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives 
of  the  United  States,  a citizen  of  Cuba  is  at  present  under  instruction  at  the  Naval 
Academy. 

12.  The  course  for  midshipmen  is  four  years.  Examinations  on  the  ground  covered 
are  held  at  the  end  of  each  academic  term.  During  the  summer,  midshipmen  of  the 
first,  second,  and  third  classes  go  to  sea  for  about  three  months. 

18.  Midshipmen  after  graduation  are  commissioned  as  ensigns  In  the  Navy,  and  occa- 
sionally to  fill  vacancies  in  the  Marine  Corps  and  in  certain  of  the  staff  corps  of  the 
Navy. 

14.  “Hereafter  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy  shall,  as  soon  as  possible  after  the  1st 
day  of  June  of  each  year  preceding  the  graduation  of  midshipmen  in  the  succeeding 
year,  notify  in  writing  each  Senator,  Representative,  and  Delegate  in  Congress  of 
any  vacancy  that  will  exist  at  the  Naval  Academy  because  of  such  graduation,  or 
that  may  occur  for  other  reasons,  and  which  he  shall  be  entitled  to  fill  by  nomination 
of  a candidate  and  one  or  more  alternates  therefor.  The  nomination  of  a candidate 
and  alternate  or  alternates  to  fill  said  vacancy  shall  be  made  upon  the  recommendation 
of  the  Senator,  Representative,  or  Delegate,  if  said  recommendation  is  made  by  the 
4th  day  of  March  of  the  year  following  that  in  which  said  notice  in  writing  is  given, 
but  if  it  is  not  made  by  that  time  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy  shall  fill  the  vacancy 
by  appointment  of  an  actual  resident  of  the  State,  congressional  district,  or  Territory, 
as  the  case  may  be,  in  which  the  vacancy  will  exist,  who  shall  have  been  for  at  least 
two  years  immediately  preceding  the  date  of  his  appointment  an  actual  and  bona 


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fide  resident  of  the  State,  congressional  district,  or  Territory  in  which  the  vacancy 
will  exist  and  of  the  legal  qualification  under  the  law  as  now  provided.  In  cases 
where  by  reason  of  a vacancy  in  the  membership  of  the  Senate  or  House  of  Repre- 
sentatives, or  by  the  death  or  declination  of  a candidate  for  admission  to  the  academy, 
there  occurs  or  is  about  to  occur  at  the  academy  a vacancy  for  any  State,  district,  or 
Territory  that  can  not  be  filled  by  nomination  as  herein  provided,  the  same  may  be 
filled  as  soon  thereafter  and  before  the  final  entrance  examination  for  the  year  as  the 
Secretary  of  the  Navy  may  determine.” — {Act  approved  June  29,  1906.) 

15.  Candidates  allowed  for  congressional  districts,  for  Territories,  and  for  the  District 
of  Columbia  must  be  actual  residents  of  the  districts  or  Territories,  respectively,  from 
which  they  are  nominated. 

16.  All  candidates  are  required  to  be  citizens  of  the  United  States  and  must,  at  the 
time  of  their  examination  for  admission,  be  between  the  ages  of  16  and  20  years.  A 
candidate  is  eligible  for  examination  on  the  day  he  becomes  16  and  is  ineligible  on  the 
day  he  becomes  20  years  of  age. 

EXAMINATION. 

17.  “ All  candidates  for  admission  into  the  academy  shall  he  examined  according  to  such 
regulations  and  at  such  stated  times  as  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy  may  prescribe.  Candidates 
rejected  at  such  examination  shall  not  have  the  privilege  of  another  examination  for  admission 
io  the  same  class  unless  recommended  by  the  board  of  examiners — ( Rev.Stat .,  § 1515.) 

18.  When  any  candidate  who  has  been  nominated  upon  the  recommendation  of  a 
Senator,  Member,  or  Delegate  of  the  House  of  Representatives  is  found,  upon  exami- 
nation, to  be  physically  or  mentally  disqualified  for  admission,  the  Senator,  Member, 
or  Delegate  shall  be  notified  to  recommend  another  candidate,  who  shall  be  examined 
according  to  the  provisions  of  the  preceding  section. 

19.  Beginning  with  the  year  1913,  but  two  examinations  for  admission  of  midship- 
men to  the  Naval  Academy  will  be  held  each  year,  as  follows:  The  first  examination  to 

m be  held  on  the  third  Tuesday  in  February,  the  second  on  the  third  Tuesday  in  April, 
under  the  supervision  of  the  Civil  Service  Commission,  at  points  named  in  the  accom- 
panying list.  All  those  qualifying  mentally  who  are  entitled  to  appointment  in  order  of 
nomination  will  be  notified  by  the  Bureau  of  Navigation  when  to  report  at  the 
academy  for  physical  examination,  and  if  physically  qualified  will  be  appointed. 


LIST  OF  POINTS  AUTHORIZED  FOR  FEBRUARY  AND  APRIL  EXAMINATIONS. 


Alabama 


Arizona 


Arkansas 


California. 


Birmingham. 

Demopolis. 

Dothan. 

Florence. 

■ Huntsville. 
Mobile. 
Montgomery. 
Opelika. 
Tuscaloosa. 
Clilton. 

Douglas. 

Flagstaff. 

Globe. 

’ I Phoenix. 
Prescott. 

Tucson. 

(.Yuma. 

Camden. 

Fayetteville. 

Fort  Smith. 

.<  Helena. 
Jonesboro. 

Little  Rock. 
Texarkana. 
Chico. 

Eureka. 

Fresno. 

Los  Angeles. 

Red  Bluff. 
Riverside. 
Sacramento. 

San  Diego. 

San  Francisco. 
San  Jose. 

San  Luis  Obispo. 


Colorado. 


Colorado  Springs. 
Denver. 

Durango. 

Fort  Collins. 

Fort  Morgan. 
Grand  Junction. 
J^a  Junta. 
Leadville. 

Monte  Vista. 
Montrose. 

Pueblo. 

kTrinidad. 


Connecticut 


'Hartford. 
Middletown. 
New  Haven. 
New  London. 
Waterbury. 
Willimantic. 


Delaware. 


/Dover. 

/Wilmington. 


1 District  of  Columbia. . .Washington. 


Florida. 


Gainesville. 
Jacksonville. 
Key  West. 
Miami. 
Pensacola. 
Sanford. 
Tallahassee. 
Tampa. 


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LIST  OF  POINTS  AUTHORIZED  FOR  FEBRUARY  AND  APRIL  EXAMINATIONS — Continued. 


Georgia. 


Hawaii. 


Idaho 


Albany. 

Athens. 

Atlanta. 

Augusta. 

Columbus. 

Macon. 

Romo. 

Savannah. 

Thomasville. 

Waycross. 

..Honolulu. 

Boise. 

Coeur  d’Alene. 
G range  ville. 
Moscow. 
Pocatello. 
Sandpoint. 

St.  Anthony. 
Twin  Falls. 
.Weiser. 


Louisiana 


Maine . 


Maryland. 


Alexandria. 

Baton  Rouge. 

Lake  Charles. 

Monroe. 

New  Iberia. 

New  Orleans.  c.  h. 

.Shreveport. 

Bangor. 

Bath. 

Calais. 

Caribou. 

Houlton. 

Lewiston. 

Portland. 

Rockland. 

Baltimore. 

Cumberland. 

E aston. 

Salisbury. 


Illinois 


Cairo. 

Chicago. 

East  St.  Louis. 

Effingham. 

Freeport. 

Galesburg. 

Peoria. 

Quincy. 

Rock  Island. 

Springfield. 

.Urbana. 


Massachusetts 


Boston. 
Brockton. 
Fall  River. 
Fitchburg. 
Hyannis. 
Lawrence. 
Lowell. 
Pittsfield. 
Salem. 
Springfield. 
.Worcester. 


Indiana 


Iowa 


Kansas. 


Kentucky 


Angola. 
Bloomington. 
Evansville. 
Fort  Wayne. 
Indianapolis. 
Jefferson  ville. 
La  Fayette. 
Marion. 
Richmond. 
South  Bend. 
Terre  Haute. 
Valparaiso. 

Ames. 

Burlington. 

Cedar  Rapids. 

Council  Bluffs. 

Creston. 

Davenport. 

Denison. 

Des  Moines. 
Dubuque. 

Fort  Dodge. 
Iowa  City. 
Mason  City. 
Ottumwa. 
Sioux  City. 


Concordia. 
Dodge  City. 
Emporia. 

Fort  Scott. 

Kansas  City. 

Lawrence. 

Leavenworth. 

Manhattan. 

Norton. 

Pittsburg. 

Salina. 

Topeka. 
.Wichita. 
Ashland. 
Bowling  Green. 
Covington. 
Hopkinsville. 
Lexington. 
Louisville. 
Middlesboro. 
Owensboro. 
Paducah. 
Somerset. 


! Michigan 


I Minnesota 


I Mississippi 


j Missouri. 


'Ann  Arbor. 

Cheboygan. 

Detroit. 

Escanaba. 

Grand  Rapids. 

Ironwood. 

Kalamazoo. 

Lansing. 

Manistee. 

Marquette. 

Saginaw. 

Sault  Ste.  Marie. 

■Traverse  City. 

Austin. 

Bemidii. 

Brainerd. 

Crookston. 

Duluth. 

Fergus  Falls. 

International  Falls. 
Mankato. 

Minneapolis. 

Pipestone. 

St.  Cloud. 

St.  Paul. 

Virginia. 

Willmar. 

.Winona. 

Corinth. 

Greenville. 

Grenada. 

Hattiesburg. 

Holly  Springs. 

Jackson. 

Meridian. 

Natchez. 

Vicksburg. 

West  Point. 

Cape  Girardeau. 

Columbia. 

Jefferson  City. 

Kansas  City. 

Kirksville. 

Moberly. 

Poplar  Bluff. 

St.  Joseph. 

St.  Louis.  old  c.  h 

Springfield. 

Warrensburg. 


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LIST  OF  POINTS  AUTHORIZED 


FOR  FEBRUARY  AND  APRIL  EXAMINATIONS — Continued. 


Montana 


Nebraska. 


Nevada. 


New  Hampshire. 


Billings. 

Bozeman. 

Butte. 

Glasgow. 

Great  Falls. 
Havre. 

Helena. 

Kalispell. 

Miles  City. 
Missoula." 

Alliance. 

Beatrice. 

Broken  Bow. 

Chadron. 

Columbus. 

Grand  Island. 

Holdrege. 

Lincoln. 

McCook. 

Nebraska  City. 

Norfolk. 

North  Platte. 

Omaha. 

O’Neill. 

Carson  City. 
Elko. 

Ely. 

Fallon. 

Goldfield. 

Reno. 

Berlin. 

Concord. 

Hanover. 

Keene. 

Manchester. 

Plymouth. 

.Portsmouth. 


Ohio. 


Oklahoma. 


Akron. 

Athens. 

Chillicothe. 

Cincinnati. 

Cleveland. 

Columbus. 

Dayton. 

Ironton. 

Lima. 

Mansfield. 

Marietta. 

Portsmouth. 

Sandusky. 

Steubenville. 

Toledo. 

Youngstown. 

Zanesville. 

Altus. 

Ardmore. 

Enid. 

Guthrie. 

Lawton. 

McAlester. 

Muskogee. 

Oklahoma. 

Vinita. 

Woodward. 


Oregon 


Astoria. 

Baker. 

Bend. 

Corvallis. 

Eugene. 

Grants  Pass. 
Klamath  Falls. 
Marshfield. 
Pendleton. 
Portland. 

LThe  Dalles. 


New  Jersey. 


New  Mexico. 


{Atlantic  City. 
Camden. 
Newark. 
Trenton. 

Albuquerque. 
East  Las  Vegas. 
Las  Cruces. 

, Raton. 

Roswell. 

Santa  Fe. 
Tucumcari. 

Binghamton. 


Pennsylvania 


Altoona. 

Dubois. 

Erie. 

Galeton. 

Harrisburg. 

Philadelphia. 

Pittsburgh. 

South  Bethlehem. 

State  College. 

Uniontown. 

Warren. 

Wilkes-Barre. 

Williamsport. 


New  York, 


Elmira. 
Ithaca. 
Jamestown. 
New  York. 

■ Ogdensburg. 
Plattsburg. 
Poughkeepsie. 
Rochester. 
Syracuse. 
Troy. 

.Utica. 


c.  H. 
c.  H. 


Porto  Rico .San  Juan. 

Rhode  Island Providence. 


Charleston. 

Chester. 

Columbia. 

Florence. 

Greenville. 

Greenwood. 

Orangeburg. 

Sumter. 


South  Carolina. 


North  Carolina 


North  Dakota. 


Asheville. 

Charlotte. 

Durham. 

Goldsboro. 

Greensboro. 

Hickory. 

Raleigh. 

Salisbury. 

Washington. 

Wilmington. 

Bismarck. 
Devils  Lake. 
Dickinson. 
Fargo. 

Grand  Forks. 
Minot. 

Valley  City. 
Williston. 


South  Dakota. 


Aberdeen. 

Brookings. 

Deadwood. 

Huron. 

Lemmon. 

Mitchell. 

Pierre. 

Rapid  City. 

Sioux  Falls. 

Watertown. 


Tennessee 


’Bristol. 

Chattanooga. 

Jackson. 

Knoxville. 

Memphis. 

Nashville. 


266  REGULATIONS  GOVERNING  ADMISSION  TO  ACADEMY. 


LIST  OP  POINTS  AUTHORIZED  FOR  FEBRUARY  AND  APRIL  EXAMINATIONS — Continued. 


Texas 


Utah 


Vermont 


Virginia 


Abilene. 

Amarillo. 

Austin. 

Brownsville. 

Bryan. 

Dallas. 

El  Paso. 
Houston. 
Lubbock. 
Nacogdoches. 
San  Angelo. 
San  Antonio. 
Texarkana. 
Waco.‘ 

Wichita  Falls. 

[Logan. 

| Ogden. 

Provo. 

(Salt  Lake  City. 

Brattleboro. 

Burlington. 

Montpelier. 

Newport. 

Rutland. 

St.  Albans. 

St.  Johnsbury. 

Abingdon. 

Alexandria. 

Charlottesville. 

Clifton  Forge. 

Lynchburg. 

Norfolk. 

Richmond. 

Roanoke. 

Staunton. 

Winchester. 


c.  H. 

c' H"  ! Washington 


! West  Virginia. 

C.  H. 


1 Wisconsin, 


Wyoming. 


Aberdeen. 

Bellingham. 

Centralia. 

North  Yakima. 
Pasco. 

Port  Townsend. 

Pullman. 

Raymond. 

Seattle. 

Spokane. 

Tacoma. 

Vancouver. 

Walla  Walla. 
Wenatchee. 

Bluefield. 

Charleston. 

Elkins. 

Grafton. 

Hinton. 

Huntington. 

Martinsburg. 

Morgantown. 

Parkersburg. 

Wheeling. 

Appleton. 

Ashland. 

Chippewa  Falls. 

La  Crosse. 

Madison. 

Marinette. 

Milwaukee. 

Superior. 

Wausau. 

Casper. 

Cheyenne. 

Cody. 

Evanston. 

Lander. 

Laramie. 

Rawlins. 

Rock  Springs. 
.Sheridan. 


Candidates  may  be  examined  at  any  of  the  places  named  in  the  accompanying  list. 

Senators  and  Representatives  are  requested,  when  designating  their  nominees,  to 
give  the  place  at  which  it  is  desired  they  should  be  examined. 

20.  Alternates  are  given  the  privilege  of  reporting  for  mental  examination  at  the 
same  time  with  the  principal. 

21.  No  examination  will  be  held  later  than  the  third  Tuesday  in  April.  The  large 
number  of  midshipmen  to  be  instructed  and  drilled  makes  this  rule  necessary,  and 
it  is  to  the  great  advantage  of  the  new  midshipmen  themselves.  The  summer  months 
are  utilized  in  preliminary  instruction  in  professional  branches  and  drills,  such  as 
handling  boats  under  oars  and  sails,  and  in  seamanship,  gunnery,  and  infantry  drills. 
These  practical  exercises  form  excellent  groundwork  for  the  academic  course. 

22.  The  examination  papers  used  in  all  examinations  are  prepared  at  the  Naval 
Academy  and  the  examinations  of  candidates  are  finally  passed  upon  by  the  academic 
board.  No  candidate  shall  be  admitted  unless,  in  the  opinion  of  the  academic  board, 
he  shows  the  requisite  mental  qualifications. 

23.  Under  the  law,  candidates  failing  to  pass  the  entrance  examination  can  not  be 
allowed  another  examination  for  admission  to  the  same  class  unless  recommended  for 
reexamination  by  the  academic  board. 

24.  Candidates  who  have  successfully  passed  the  entrance  examination  in  a previous 
year  shall  not  be  required  to  take  another  mental  examination  for  admission,  in  the 
event  of  reappointment. 

25.  The  Civil  Service  Commission  merely  conducts  the  examination  of  candidates 
whose  names  have  been  furnished  by  the  Navy  Department.  All  correspondence 
relative  to  the  nomination  and  examination  of  candidates  should  be  addressed  to  the 
Bureau  of  Navigation,  Navy  Department,  Washington,  D.  C. 


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26.  Candidates  will  be  required  to  enter  the  academy  immediately  after  passing  the 
prescribed  mental  and  physical  examinations,  or  at  such  times  as  the  Secretary  of  the 
Navy  may  designate. 

27.  No  leaves  of  absence  will  be  granted  to  midshipmen  of  the  fourth  class. 

28.  Candidates  will  be  examined  physically  at  the  Naval  Academy  by  a board 
composed  of  three  medical  officers  of  the  Navy,  whose  decision  will  be  final. 

Physical  examinations  will  habitually  be  held  at  the  following  times: 

For  candidates  mentally  examined  in  February,  April,  or  in  a previous  year,  at 
a date  designated  by  the  Superintendent  of  the  Naval  Academy,  and  the  Bureau  of 
Navigation  will  inform  each  candidate  when  to  present  himself  for  physical  examina- 
tion. The  usual  date  for  the  physical  examination  is  the  first  week  in  June  of  each  year. 

MORAL  REQUIREMENTS. 

29.  Candidates  must  be  of  good  moral  character.  No  candidate  who  has  been  dis- 
missed for  “ inaptitude ” in  accordance  with  act  of  Congress  April  9,  1906,  shall  be  reap- 

' pointed  or  allowed  to  reenter  the  Naval  Academy. 

PHYSICAL  REQUIREMENTS. 

30.  Candidates  are  required  to  be  of  good  moral  character,  physically  sound,  well 
formed,  and  of  robust  constitution. 

31.  Any  one  of  the  following  conditions  will  be  sufficient  to  cause  the  rejection  of 
a candidate,  viz: 

(а)  Feeble  constitution,  inherited  or  acquired. 

(б)  Retarded  development. 

(c)  Impaired  general  health. 

(d)  Decided  cachexia,  diathesis,  or  predisposition;  anemia,  from  malaria  or  from 
intestinal  parasites,  as  hookworm. 

( e ) Any  disease,  deformity,  or  result  of  injury  that  would  impair  efficiency; 
such  as— 

(ea)  Weak  or  disordered  intellect. 

(eb)  Cutaneous  or  communicable  disease. 

(ec)  Unnatural  curvature  of  the  spine,  torticollis,  or  other  deformity. 

(ed)  Inefficiency  of  either  of  the  extremities  or  large  articulations  from  any  cause. 

(ef)  Epilepsy  or  other  convulsions  within  five  years. 

(/)  Impaired  vision,  disease  of  the  organs  of  vision,  imperfect  color  sense;  visual 
acuteness  must  be  normal,  i.  e.,  20/20  for  each  eye  without  the  aid  of  glasses.  There  shall 
be  no  deviation  from  this  standard. 

(g)  Impaired  hearing  or  disease  of  either  ear.  The  organs  of  hearing,  both  the 
conductive  apparatus  (outer  and  middle  ear)  and  the  percipient  apparatus  (internal 
ear),  must  be  free  from  disease.  In  testing  the  hearing  of  the  candidate,  the  voice, 
the  ticking  of  a watch,  and,  if  practicable,  Politzer’s  acoumeter  shall  be  employed. 

The  voice  is  a more  reliable  method  of  determining  the  acuteness  of  hearing  than 
the  ticking  of  an  ordinary  watch,  as  it  allows  for  variations  in  hearing,  with  the  modi- 
fications produced  by  changes  in  pitch  and  tone.  Hearing  in  each  ear  must  be  nor- 
mally acute  to  the  spoken  and  whispered  voice.  In  examining  the  acuteness  of  the 
hearing  with  the  voice,  one  ear  of  the  candidate  should  be  closed  while  the  other  ear 
is  being  examined,  and  his  eyes  should  be  covered  to  prevent  lip  reading.  The 
ticking  of  an  ordinary  watch  should  be  heard  a distance  of  40  inches. 

(h)  Chronic  nasal  catarrh,  ozaena,  polypi,  or  great  enlargement  of  the  tonsils. 

( i ) Impediment  of  speech  to  such  an  extent  as  to  impair  efficiency  in  the  perform- 
ance of  duty. 

( k ) Disease  of  heart  or  lungs  or  decided  indications  of  liability  to  cardiac  or  pul- 
monary affections. 

(Z)  Hernia,  complete  or  incomplete,  and  undescended  testis. 


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(m)  Varicocele,  sarcocele,  hydrocele,  stricture,  fistula,  hemorrhoids,  or  varicose 
veins  of  lower  limbs. 

(ji)  Phimosis  and  diseases  of  the  genito-urinary  organs. 

(o)  Ingrowing  nails,  bunions,  cross  or  hammer  toes,  flat  feet,  or  other  deformity  of 
feet. 

(p)  Loss  of  many  teeth,  or  teeth  generally  unsound.  Marked  overbite,  or  lack  of 
occlusion  of  jaws.  There  should  be  at  least  eight  opposing  molars,  two  on  each  side 
in  each  jaw.  All  defective  teeth  should  have  permanent  fillings.  Much  time  can 
be  saved  by  previous  attention  to  this  requirement. 

32.  Attention  will  also  be  paid  to  the  stature  of  the  candidate,  and  no  one  mani- 
festly under  size  for  his  age  will  be  received  at  the  academy.  The  height  of  candi- 
dates for  admission  shall  not  be  less  than  5 feet  2 inches  between  the  ages  of  16  and 
18  years,  and  not  less  than  5 feet  4 inches  between  the  ages  of  18  and  20  years;  and 
the  minimum  weight  at  16  years  of  age  shall  be  111  pounds,  with  an  increase  of  not 
less  than  3 pounds  for  each  additional  year,  or  fraction  of  a year  over  one-half.  Any 
marked  deviation  in  the  height  and  weight  relative  to  the  age  of  a candidate  will 
add  materially  to  the  consideration  for  rejection. 

33.  Candidates  must  be  unmarried,  and  any  midshipman  who  shall  marry,  or 
who  shall  be  found  to  be  married,  before  his  final  graduation,  shall  be  dismissed 
the  service. 

MENTAL  REQUIREMENTS. 

34.  Candidates  will  be  examined  mentally  in  punctuation,  spelling,  English 
grammar,  geography,  United  States  history,  arithmetic,  algebra  through  quad- 
ratic equations,  and  plane  geometry  (five  books  of  Chauvenet’s  geometry  or 
equivalent).  Deficiency  in  any  one  of  these  subjects  may  be  sufficient  to  insure 
the  rejection  of  the  candidate.  Maximum  mark  4.00;  passing  mark  2.50.  Cer- 
tificates from  colleges  and  high  schools  will  not  be  accepted  in  lieu  of  entrance  exami- 
nations. All  candidates  must  take  the  prescribed  mental  and  physical  examinations. 

GENERAL  CHARACTER  OF  THE  MENTAL  EXAMINATION. 

35.  Reading  and  Writing. — Candidates  must  be  able  to  read  understandingly 
and  with  proper  accent  and  emphasis,  and  to  write  legibly,  neatly,  and  rapidly. 

36.  Spelling. — They  must  be  able  to  write,  from  dictation,  a list  of  not  more  than 
100  selected  words,  or  paragraphs  from  standard  pieces  of  English  literature,  both 
prose  and  poetry,  sufficient  in  number  to  test  fully  their  qualifications  in  this  branch. 
The  spelling  throughout  the  examination  will  be  considered  in  marking  the  papers. 
The  academic  board  are  instructed  not  to  reject  a candidate  whose  only  deficiency 
is  in  spelling  when  the  mark  therefor  is  above  a certain  figure,  to  be  fixed  by  the 
board,  subject  to  the  revision  of  the  department. 

37.  Punctiation  and  Capitals. — They  must  be  familiar  with  the  rules  for  punc- 
tuation and  for  the  use  of  capitals.  In  order  to  test  their  knowledge,  sentences  may 
be  given  for  correction.  Punctuation  and  the  use  of  capitals  throughout  the  exami- 
nation will  be  considered  in  marking' papers. 

38.  Grammar. — Candidates  must  exhibit  thorough  familiarity  with  English  gram- 
mar; they  must  be  able  to  analyze  and  parse  any  sentence  given,  showing  clearly 
the  relations  between  the  different  parts  of  speech,  and  giving  the  rules  governing 
those  relations.  The  subject  and  predicate  in  the  sentence  must  be  given,  with 
modifiers  (if  any),  and  also  the  part  of  speech,  and  kind,  case,  voice,  mood,  tense, 
number,  person,  degree  of  comparison,  etc.,  as  the  case  may  be,  of  each  word,  and 
its  relation  to  other  words  in  the  sentence. 

They  must  be  able  to  define  the  terms  used  in  grammar,  a number  of  which  may 
be  given  as  a test  of  their  knowledge. 


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Sentences  containing  grammatical  mistakes  may  be  given  for  correction. 

A composition  on  one  of  three  subjects  will  be  required. 

Since  the  school  grammars  used  in  different  parts  of  the  country  vary  among  them- 
selves in  their  treatment  of  certain  words,  an  answer  approved  by  any  grammar  of 
good  repute  will  be  accepted. 

39.  Geography. — Candidates  will  be  required  to  pass  a satisfactory  examina- 
tion in  descriptive  geography,  particularly  of  our  own  country.  Questions  will 
be  given  under  the  following  heads:  The  definitions  of  latitude  and  longitude  (in- 
cluding problems  with  regard  to  differences  of  time  between  places);  the  zones; 
the  grand  divisions  of  land  and  water;  the  character  of  coast  lines;  the  climate  of 
different  parts  of  the  United  States;  trade  winds;  the  direction  and  position  of  im- 
portant mountain  chains  and  the  locality  of  the  higher  peaks;  the  position  and  course 
of  the  principal  rivers,  their  tributaries,  and  the  bodies  of  water  into  which  they 
flow;  the  position  of  important  seas,  bays,  gulfs,  and  arms  of  the  sea;  the  position 
of  independent  States,  their  boundaries  and  capital  cities;  the  position  and  direc. 
tion  of  great  peninsulas  and  the  situation  of  important  and  prominent  capes,  straits, 
sounds,  channels,  and  the  most  important  canals;  great  lakes  and  inland  seas;  posi- 
tion and  political  connection  of  important  islands  and  colonial  possessions;  location 
of  cities  of  historical,  political,  or  commercial  importance,  attention  being  especially 
called  to  the  rivers  and  bodies  of  water  on  which  cities  are  situated;  the  course  of  a 
vessel  in  making  a voyage  between  well-known  ports. 

The  candidate’s  knowledge  of  the  geography  of  the  United  States  can  not  be  too 
full  or  specific  on  all  the  points  refererd  to  above.  Accurate  knowledge  will  also 
be  required  of  the  position  of  the  country  with  reference  to  other  States,  and  with 
reference  to  latitude  and  longitude,  of  the  boundaries  and  relative  position  of  the 
States  and  Territories,  of  the  name  and  position  of  their  capitals,  and  of  other  import- 
ant cities  and  towns. 

The  following-named  textbooks  are  used  in  preparing  examination  questions: 
Maury’s  New  School  Atlas;  Complete  Geography,  by  A.  E.  Fry;  Natural  Advanced 
Geography,  by  Red  way  and  Hinman. 

40.  United  States  History. — The  examination  in  this  branch  will  include  ques- 
tions concerning  the  early  settlements  in  this  country;  the  forms  of  government  in  the 
colonies;  the  causes,  leading  events,  and  results  of  wars;  and  prominent  events  in 
the  history  of  our  Government  since  its  foundation. 

The  following-named  textbooks  are  used  in  preparing  examination  questions:  A 
Student’s  History  of  the  United  States,  by  Edward  Channing;  The  Student’s  American 
History,  by  D.  H.  Montgomery;  A School  History  of  the  United  States,  by  John  Bach 
McMaster;  and  Essentials  in  American  History,  by  Albert  Bushnell  Hart. 

41.  Arithmetic. — The  candidate  will  be  required — 

To  express  in  figures  any  whole,  decimal,  or  mixed  number;  to  write  in  words  any 
given  number;  to  perform  with  facility  and  accuracy  the  various  operations  of  addition, 
subtraction,  multiplication,  and  division  of  whole  numbers,  whether  abstract  or  com. 
pound,  and  to  use  with  facility  the  tables  of  money,  weights,  and  measures  in  common 
use,  including  English  money. 

To  reduce  compound  numbers  from  one  denomination  to  another,  and  to  express 
them  as  decimals  or  fractions  of  a higher  or  lower  denomination;  to  state  the  number 
of  cubic  inches  in  a gallon  and  the  relation  between  the  troy  and  avoirdupois  pounds 
and  to  reduce  differences  of  time  to  differences  of  longitude  and  vice  versa. 

To  define  prime  and  composite  numbers;  to  give  the  tests  of  divisibility  by  3,  5,  9 
11,  25,  and  125;  to  resolve  numbers  into  their  prime  factors,  and  to  find  the  least 
common  multiple  and  the  greatest  common  divisor  of  large  as  well  as  of  small 
numbers. 


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To  be  familiar  with  all  the  processes  of  common  and  decimal  fractions;  to  give  clearly 
the  reasons  for  such  processes,  and  to  be  able  to  use  the  contracted  methods  of  multi- 
plication and  division  given  in  the  ordinary  textbooks  on  arithmetic. 

To  define  ratio  and  proportion,  and  to  solve  problems  in  simple  and  compound 
proportion. 

To  solve  problems  involving  the  measurement  of  rectangular  surfaces  and  of  solids; 
to  find  the  square  roots  and  the  cube  roots  of  numbers,  and  to  solve  simple  problems 
under  percentage,  interest,  and  discount. 

The  candidates  are  required  to  possess  such  a thorough  understanding  of  all  the 
fundamental  operations  of  arithmetic  as  will  enable  them  to  apply  the  various  prin- 
ciples to  the  solution  of  any  complex  problem  that  can  be  solved  by  the  methods  o* 
arithmetic;  in  other  words,  they  must  possess  such  a complete  knowledge  of  arith- 
metic as  will  enable  them  to  proceed  at  once  to  the  higher  branches  of  mathematics 
without  further  study  of  arithmetic. 

The  required  ground  is  completely  covered  by  any  one  of  the  following  textbooks: 
Advanced  Arithmetic,  by  G.  A.  Wentworth  (first  16  chapters);  A High  School  Arith- 
metic, by  Wentworth  and  Hill;  Standard  Arithmetic,  by  William  J.  Milne;  Arithmetic 
in  Theory  and  Practice,  by  J.  Brook-Smith. 

42.  Algebra. — The  examination  in  algebra  will  include  questions  and  problems 
upon  the  fundamental  rules, factoring,  greatest  common  divisor, least  common  multiple, 
algebraic  fractions,  equations  of  the  first  degree  with  one  or  more  unknown  quantities, 
simplification  of  expressions  involving  surds,  and  the  solution  and  theory  of  quadratic 
equations,  problems  involving  the  formation  of  simple  and  quadratic  equations,  and 
the  meaning  and  law  of  exponents,  positive,  negative,  and  fractional.  The  require- 
ments are  fully  expressed  in  Wentworth’s  College  Algebra  (Revised),  first  14  chapters, 
or  Wentworth’s  Elementary  Algebra,  first  21  chapters;  Milne’s  Academic  Algebra,  324 
pages. 

43.  Geometry. — In  geometry,  candidates  will  be  required  to  give  accurate  defini- 
tions of  terms  used  in  plane  geometry,  to  demonstrate  any  proposition  of  plane  geome- 
try as  given  in  the  ordinary  textbooks,  and  to  solve  simple  geometrical  problems, 
either  by  a construction  or  by  an  application  of  algebra.  Either  of  the  following  text- 
books cover  the  ground  required  in  Geometry:  Wentworth  and  Hill’s  Plane  and  Solid 
Geometry  (5  books);  Robbin’s  Plane  Geometry;  Chauvenet’s  Geometery  (5  books). 

44.  The  entrance  examination  used  in  June,  1917,  for  the  purpose  of  determining 
the  mental  qualifications  of  candidates  for  admission  is  quoted  below  in  full. 

SAMPLE  ENTRANCE  EXAMINATION . 

(June,  1917.) 

GEOMETRY. 

(3  hours  allowed  for  this  subject.) 

1.  (a)  Define  (1)  rhomboid,  (2)  isosceles  trapezoid,  (3)  similar  polygons,  (4)  regular 
pentagon,  (5)  isoperimetric  rectangles.  How  many  degrees  in  each  angle  of  a regu- 
lar dodecagon? 

(6)  Prove  that  the  perpendiculars  dropped  from  the  vertices  of  a triangle  to  the 
opposite  sides  meet  in  a point. 

2.  (a)  One  angle  of  a rhombus  is  60  degrees  and  its  perimeter  is  48  inches.  Find 
the  area  of  the  rhombus  and  the  length  of  each  diagonal. 

(6)  The  legs  of  a right  triangle  are  12  inches  and  35  inches.  Find  the  length  of 
the  perpendicular  let  fall  from  the  vertex  of  the  right  angle  upon  the  hypotenuse 
and  the  lengths  of  the  segments  into  which  it  divides  the  hypotenuse. 

3.  (a)  Given  any  triangle,  show  how  to  draw  the  inscribed  circle  and  the  circum- 
scribed circle.  Prove  that  of  two  unequal  chords  drawn  in  a circle  the  longer  one  is 
the  nearer  to  the  center  of  the  circle. 


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(6)  Two  straight  lines  are  drawn  from  a point,  P,  to  intersect  a circle.  Show  how 
the  angle  between  the  lines  is  measured  (1)  when  P is  outside  the  circle,  (2)  when  P 
is  on  the  circumference,  (3)  when  P is  inside  the  circle. 

4.  (a)  An  acre  is  160  square  rods.  Find  to  the  nearest  tenth  of  a foot  the  radius 
and  the  perimeter  of  a circular  field  containing  1 acre.  Also  find  the  radius  and  the 
perimeter  of  a circular  field  containing  \ acre. 

(6)  Prove  that  in  any  triangle  the  product  of  two  sides  is  equal  to  the  diameter  of 
the  circumscribed  circle  multiplied  by  the  altitude  upon  the  third  side. 

5.  (a)  Show  how  to  divide  a line  internally  in  extreme  and  mean  ratio,  and  prove 
the  construction. 

(6)  Inscribe  a regular  decagon  in  a given  circle,  and  prove  the  construction. 

ALGEBRA. 

(3  hours  allowed  for  this  subject.) 

1.  (a)  Write  the  square  of  (a— 26-f3c— 4d)  and  the  cube  of  (x-\-2y-{-8z) 

(b)  Write  the  factors  of  lOz2— 7l£-{-88,  x4+4:a4,  xt+y4— llx2y2,  2abx2Jr(b2—2a2} 
xy—aby2,  and  xz  — (aJrbJrc)x2-\-(ab-\-acJrbc)x— abc. 

2.  (a)  Find  the  greatest  common  divisor  of  2X4  — 5.t3 -j- 4a:2 -j- 3 and  ^+3x3— 16a:2+ 
21z-3. 

(&)  Extract  the  square  root  of  36a;2— 120a2x— 12a%-fl00a4+20a6+a8. 

3+V 

3.  (a)  Simplifv  9_-y 

- V 

(6)  Solve  -y/Sx+17 -V^=V^+9,  verifying  your  solution. 

4.  (a)  What  is  the  relation  between  a,  b,  and  c when  ax2Jrbx-\-c  is  a perfect  square? 
Solve  the  equation  x2JrpxJrq— 0;  then  calling  the  roots  s and  t,  find  an  equation 
whose  roots  are  (s-j-£)2  and  (s— t)2. 

*(&)  Given  2mx2Jrx2—6mx—6x+6mJrl=0)  for  what  values  of  m are  the  roots  real? 
For  what  values  of  m are  the  roots  imaginary? 

5.  (a)  Solve  the  equation  4 yp^-b33Vari=27. 

(&)  The  fore  wheel  of  a carriage  turns  in  a mile  132  times  more  than  the  hind  wheel. 
If  the  circumference  of  each  were  increased  2 feet,  the  fore  wheel  would  turn  only  83 
times  more.  Find  the  circumference  of  each  wheel. 


3— V 3 — 

-k~\ — Find  (or  write  down)  the  square  root  of  30+12V6. 


ARITHMETIC. 


(3  hours  allowed  for  this  subject.) 

1.  (a)  Multiply  57.436  by  17.527  by  contracted  method,  finding  the  result  correct 
to  the  third  decimal  place.  Divide  .69897  by  .434294  by  contracted  method,  finding 
the  result  correct  to  the  fourth  decimal  place. 

(6)  Express  each  of  the  following  fractions  as  a decimal,  and  then  find  the  sum  of 
them  all:  The  longitude  of  New  York  is  73°  58/  30"  W.  and 

the  longitude  of  Manila  is  120°  57'  30"  E.  When  it  is  1 p.  m.  in  New  York,  what  is 
the  time  in  Manila? 

2.  (a)  Find  the  greatest  common  divisor  and  the  least  common  multiple  of  7,326, 
9,361,  and  18,315. 


V6- 


tf r 

-V2 


3.  (a)  Find  correct  through  six  decimal  places  the  value  of 

V 6+V  2 

(6)  Find,  to  the  nearest  tenth  of  an  inch,  the  length  of  the  edge  (inner)  of  a cubical 
tank  that  holds  just  12  gallons. 


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4.  (a)  Smith  bought  a horse,  which  he  then  sold  to  Brown  for  $190,  thereby  losing 
15  per  cent.  Brown  sold  it  to  Jones  at  15  per  cent  profit.  Jones  then  sold  it  back 
to  Smith  at  a loss  of  15  per  cent.  Supposing  the  horse  to  be  worth  what  Smith  first 
paid  for  it,  does  he  lose  or  gain  in  the  end,  and  how  much? 

(6)  What  amount  of  money  at  5 per  cent  per  annum  would  amount  to  $1,000  in  three 
years,  interest  being  compounded  annually? 

5 (a)  If  the  radius  of  the  earth’s  equator  is  3,962  miles,  find  the  number  of  feet  in  a 
geographical  mile,  which  is  the  length  of  1 minute  of  arc  on  the  equator. 

(6)  If  water  weighs  62.4  pounds  per  cubic  foot  and  1 meter  is  39.37  inches,  compute 
to  the  nearest  hundredth  the  number  of  pounds  in  a kilogram,  which  is  the  weight  of 
1,000  cubic  centimeters  of  water. 

DICTATION  EXERCISE  IN  SPELLING. 


(20  minutes  are  allowed  for  this  subject.) 


1.  arctic. 

21.  supremacy. 

2.  discipline. 

22.  adversary. 

3.  beginning. 

23.  extraordinary. 

4.  catastrophe. 

24.  dispensary. 

5.  quarrel. 

25.  medicine. 

6.  frivolous. 

26.  similar. 

7.  professional. 

27.  exhaust. 

8.  athletics. 

28.  Pennsylvania. 

9.  knowledge. 

29.  Cincinnati. 

10.  pyramid. 

30.  Connecticut. 

11.  conscious. 

31.  Milwaukee. 

12.  endeavor. 

32.  mystery. 

13.  achievement. 

33.  Teuton. 

14.  sympathetic. 

34.  censor. 

15.  acquire. 

35.  cruise. 

16.  boundary. 

36.  architecture. 

17.  tyranny. 

37.  metallic. 

18.  committee. 

38.  irregular. 

19.  appreciable. 

39.  tenement. 

20.  predecessor. 

40.  anarchist. 

GRAMMAR. 

(2  hours  allowed  for  this  subject.) 

1.  Capitalize  and  punctuate  the  following: 

did  she  drink  the  hot  wine  the  doctor  said  she  was  to  have  demanded  the  first 

i tried  to  get  it  down  rejoined  the  other  but  her  teeth  were  tight  set  and  she  clenched 
the  mug  so  hard  that|  it  was  as  much  as  i could  do  to  get  it  back  so  i drank  it  and  it 
did  me  good 

2.  (a)  Give  the  (1)  third  person  singular,  past  tense,  (2)  present  participle,  (3)  per- 
fect participle,  active  voice,  (4)  perfect  infinitive,  of  the  following  verbs:  Seek; 
ring;  give . 

(6)  Give  an  example  of  (1)  compound  sentence,  (2)  conditional  clause  contrary 
to  fact,  (3)  demonstrative  pronoun,  (4)  phrase  used  as  an  adverb. 

3.  Correct,  if  necessary: 

(а)  While  turning  the  exhaust  with  one  hand,  the  other  adjusts  the  throttle. 

(б)  It  is  no  use  to  talk  of  Henry  enlisting;  he  is  only  a boy,  and  I won’t  allow  it. 

(c)  I think  he  likes  me  better  than  you,  nevertheless  I do  not  trust  him. 

(d)  He  is  not  the  only  one  of  the  boys  who  has  received  honorable  mention. 


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4.  What  is  the  grammatical  use  of  the  words,  or  groups,  of  words  italicized?  (An- 
swer in  one  line  each.)  (1)  “ When  they  had  sat  in  silence  for  some  time , the  two  old 
women  rose  from  the  bed,  and,  (2)  crouching  over  the  fire,  (3)  held  (4)  out  their 
withered  hands  to  catch  the  heat.  The  flame  threw  a (5)  ghastly  light  on  their 
shriveled  faces,  and  made  their  (6)  ugliness  (7)  appear  perfectly  terrible  as  in  this 
position  he  began  (8)  to  converse  in  a loud  voice.” 

5.  Write  a theme  of  about  300  words  on  one  of  the  following  subjects:  How  my 
State  has  recently  shown  its  patriotism.  The  government  of  my  home  town.  An 
interesting  railroad  journey. 

GEOGRAPHY. 

(2  hours  allowed  for  this  subject.) 

1-  Idenrify  and  locate:  (1)  Teneriffe,  (2)  Kamerun,  (3)  Dobrudja,  (4)  Lucknow, 
(5)  Comorin.  (6)  Weser,  (7)  Oporto,  (8)  Vosges,  (9)  Aral,  (10)  Metz,  (11)  Jutland, 
j (12)  Albania,  (13)  Lemnos,  (14)  Dieppe,  (15)  Avlona.  (16)  Galapagos,  (17)  Falk- 
! lands.  (18)  Helgoland,  (19)  Colombo,  (20)  Varna. 

2.  (a)  Name  and  locate  the  chief  rivers  in  the  United  States. 

(6)  What  products  of  Missouri  and  Wisconsin  are  exported  from  the  United  States? 

(c)  Give  the  geographical  distribution  of  the  chief  races  of  the  world. 

; (d)  What  waters  would  you  traverse  in  a voyage  from  Seattle,  Wash.,  to  Cairo 
! Egypt? 

I 3.  Write  a one-page  theme  on  one  of  the  following: 

I (a)  Alaska;  its  climate,  extent,  and  resources. 

(b)  The  importance  of  the  Virgin  Islands  to  the  United  States. 

UNITED  STATES  HISTORY. 

(2  hours  allowed  for  this  subject.) 

I V Ideiltify<  in  a sentence  for  each,  the  following:  (a)  Samuel  J.  Tilden;  (6)  Free 
boilers;  (c)  Buena  Vista;  (d)  John  Hay;  (e)  William  and  Mary  College;  (/)  James 
Lawrence;  (g)  impressment;  (h)  Guilford  Court  House;  (i)  Sir  Walter  Raleigh; 

W Australian  ballot. 

2.  Write  a paragraph  of  at  least  half  a page  on  each  of  the  following: 

( а)  The  participation  of  France  in  the  Revolutionary  War. 

(б)  The  work  of  the  United  States  Army  in  the  Spanish  American  War. 

3.  Write  a paragraph  of  at  least  half  a page  on  each  of  the  following: 

(а)  The  achievements  of  Henry  Clay. 

(б)  How  the  Panama  Canal  Zone  was  secured  by  the  United  States. 

4.  Write  a theme  of  at  least  one  page  on  one  of  the  following! 

(а)  The  Union  blockade  in  the  Civil  War. 

(б)  The  political  situation  in  1860. 

(c)  Religious  conditions  in  the  Colonies  before  the  Revolution. 

ADMISSION. 

45.  Candidates  who  pass  the  required  examinations  will  receive  appointments  as 
mdshipmen  and  be  admitted  as  such  to  the  Naval  Academy.  Each  candidate, 
>efore  admission,  will  be  required  to  sign  articles  by  which  he  binds  himself  to  serve 
a the  United  States  Navy  during  the  pleasure  of  the  President  of  the  United  States 
including  his  time  of  probation  at  the  Naval  Academy),  unless  sooner  discharged. 

Ie  will  be  required  to  certify  on  honor  his  exact  age. 

46.  The  pay  of  a midshipman  is  $600  a year,  commencing  at  the  date  of  his 
dmission,  and  is  sufficient  to  meet  all  his  expenses  while  at  the  Naval  Academy. 

8255—18 18 


274  REGULATIONS  GOVERNING  ADMISSION  TO  ACADEMY. 


47.  Midshipmen  will  supply  themselves  through  the  midshipmen’s  storekeeper, 
immediately  upon  their  admission,  with  the  following  articles,  viz: 


One  dress  jacket  (contract  tailor).. 

One  blouse  (contract  tailor) 

One  pair  dress  trousers  (contract 

tailor) 

One  pair  service  trousers  (contract 

tailor)  

One  overcoat  (contract  tailor) 

One  reefer  (contract  tailor) 

Two  white  blouses  (contract  tailor). 
Two  pairs  white  trousers  (contract 

tailor)  

One  mackintosh 

One  rain  cap  cover 

Two  pairs  regulation  leggings 

One  blue  dress  cap 

One  white  dress  cap 

One  mug 

One  soap  box 

One  laundry  book 

One  pair  blankets. 

One  pair  overshoes 

Two  pairs  high  shoes 

Eight  white  shirts 

Twelve  collars 

Twelve  pairs  cuffs 

Twelve  pairs  socks 

Twelve  pairs  drawers  (summer) 

Twelve  undershirts  (summer) ..... 

One  hand  glass 

One  blue  sweater 

One  pair  white  shoes 

Three  white  hats 

One  jackknife 

Two  lanyards 

Six  sheets 

Hammock  clews 

One  pair  bathing  trunks. 

Three  pairs  white  gloves 

Two  clothes  bags 

* Eight  towels 

* Shaving  outfit 

* Four  bath  towels. . . .• 


* One  bath  robe 

* One  whisk 

* One  coarse  comb 

* One  box  soap 

* One  hairbrush 

* Stationery 

* Twelve  white  handkerchiefs 

* One  pair  suspenders 

* One  tooth  brush 

* Thread  and  needles 

* Blacking  brush  and  blacking 

* Nailbrush 

Four  suits  pajamas 

One  requisition  book 

One  pass  book 

Three  stencils,  ink,  and  brush. 

Wash  basin  and  pitcher 

One  pair  gymnasium  slippers . 

| Six  pillowcases 

Name  plate 

Two  bedspreads 

One  slop  jar 

Two  spatter  cloths 

One  hair  pillow 

j One  rug 

I One  hair  mattress 

| One  broom 

! Three  khaki  blouses 

j Three  khaki  shirts 

i Four  pairs  khaki  trousers 

j One  khaki  belt 

i Four  white  working  jumpers  . . 
j Four  white  working  trousers  . . 

| One  black  neckerchief 

| One  waste-paper  basket 

| One  trousers  hanger 

j Six  coat  hangers 

j One  strong  box 

• One  pair  rubber  ear  protectors  . 

i Two  manuals 

j One  pair  collar  anchors 

i One  pair  Elliot  ear  protectors  . 


The  articles  marked  *,  not  being  required  to  conform  to  a standard  pattern,  may  be 
brought  from  home,  but  all  other  articles  must  conform  to  the  regulations,  and  must 
therefore  be  supplied  by  the  storekeeper. 

48.  Each  candidate  who  has  passed  the  required  examinations  must,  before  being 
admitted  as  a midshipman,  deposit  with  the  midshipmen’s  storekeeper  the  sum  of 
8350  to  cover  the  initial  cost  of  uniforms  and  other  clothing  and  of  textbooks  and 
equipment  necessary  during  the  first  term  of  the  first  year’s  academic  work.  These 
uniforms  and  textbooks  become  the  property  of  the  midshipman. 


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275 


49.  Checks  for  these  deposits  must  not  be  made  payable  to  the  order  of  the  superin- 
tendent. They  should  be  made  payable  to  the  candidate’s  own  order  and  be  pre- 
sented to  the  midshipmen’s  storekeeper  of  the  Naval  Academy  at  the  time  of  deposit. 

50.  Each  midshipman  will  be  paid,  as  soon  as  adjusted  by  the  Treasury  Depart- 
ment, the  amount  of  his  actual  expenses  in  traveling  from  his  home  to  the  academy, 
which  he  will  deposit  with  the  midshipmen’s  storekeeper  to  be  credited  to  his 
store  account.  Upon  authorization  of  the  superintendent  a check  covering  the  amount 
of  the  traveling  expenses  may  be  sent  to  the  midshipman’s  parent  or  guardian. 


COURSE  OF  INSTRUCTION 


(Reference  books  are  marked  *.] 
FIRST  YEAR— FOURTH  CLASS. 

FIRST  TERM. 


Periods 

each  ; Subjects.  i Textbooks. 

week. 

. 

3 Descriptive  geometry  J Bartlett  and  Johnson’s  Engineering 

and  drawing.  ! Descriptive  Geometry  and  Draw- 

i mg. 

6 Geometry  and  algebra...!  Wentworth’s  Plane  and  Solid  Ge- 
ometry (Revised). 

Wentworth’s  College  Algebra  (Re- 
I vised). 

j Bowditch’s  Useful  Tables.* 

4 English  (including  ( Herrick  & Damon’s  New  Composition 
I themes  and  public  J and  Rhetoric. 

! speaking).  '■  Webster’s  Collegiate  Dictionary.* 

i Sandwick  and  Bacon’s  High  School 
Word  Book. 

I Note  Book. 

3 j Spanish j Elementary  Course  in  Spanish  Pro- 

nunciation, U.  S.  School  of  Lan- 
guages. 

Abridged  Spanish  Grammar,  Olm- 
sted and  Gordon. 

Crawford’s  Spanish  Composition. 

New  Spanish  Dictionary,  Appleton.* 

3 French Elementary  Course  in  French  Pro- 

nunciation, U.  S.  School  of  Lan- 
guages. 

Fraser  and  Squair’s  French  Gram- 
mar. 

Koren  French  Composition. 

Heath’s  French  and  English  Dic- 
tionary.* 

Marion’s  Le  Verbe.* 


SECOND  TERM. 

Marine  engineering  and 

NAVAL  CONSTRUCTION. 

3 

Descriptive  geometry 
and  drawing. 

Bartlett  and  Johnson’s  Engineering 
Descriptive  Geometry  and  Draw- 
ing. 

Mathematics.  

6 

Plane  trigonometry 

Analytic  geometry 

Brown’s  Trigonometry  and  Stereo- 
graphic  Projections. 

Smith  and  Gale’s  New  Analytic 
Geometry. 

Bowditch’s  Useful  Tables.* 

English 

4 : 

English  (including 
themes  and  public 
speaking). 

Shakespeare’s  Henry  IV,  Part  I. 
Dana’s  Two  Years  Before  the  Mast. 
Reich’s  Foundations  of  Modern 
Europe. 

Brewster’s  Studies  in  Structure  and 
Style. 

Hale’s  Man  Without  a Country. 
Poe’s  Tales  of  Mystery  and  Imagina- 
tion. 

Modern  languages 

3 

Spanish 

Continuation  of  first  term’s  work. 

(One  half  of  the  class  studies 
Spanish  and  the  other  half 
French  ) 

3 1 

French 

Continuation  of  first  term’s  work. 

Departments. 


Marine  engineering  and 

NAVAL  CONSTRUCTION. 


Mathematics 


Engush. 


Modern  languages 

( One  half  of  the  class  studies 
Spanish  and  the  other  half 
French  ) 


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278 


COURSE  OF  INSTRUCTION 


SECOND  YEAR— THIRD  CLASS. 

FIRST  TEEM. 


Departments. 

Periods 

each 

week. 

Subjects. 

Textbooks. 

Marine  engineering  and 
NAVAL  CONSTRUCTION. 

3 

Mechanical  processes 
and  drawing. 

Danforth’s  Mechanical  Processes. 
Bureau  Steam  Engineering,  Tables 
of  Standards. 

Department  Marine  Engineering 
Notes  * 

Bartlett’s  Mechanical  Drawing  * 

Mathematics 

5 

Analytic  geometry 

Calculus 

Smith  and  Gale’s  New  Analytic 
Geometry. 

Osborne’s  Differential  ahd  Integral 
Calculus. 

Bowditch’s  Useful  Tables.* 

Electrical  engineering  and 
physics. 

4 

Physics  1 

Carhart  College  Physics. 
Jones’s  Problems  in  Physics. 
Lecture  Notes. 

English 

2 

Constitutional  law 

F enton’s  Constitutional  Law. 

Naval  historv 

Themes 

Hale’s  Famous  Sea  Fights. 

The  Naval  War  (1914=1917)  by  Lieu- 
tenantCommander  Charles  Clifford 
Gill,  U.  S.  Navy. 

Proceedings  of  the  Naval  Institute. 

Modern  languages 

(One  half  of  the  class  studies 
Spanish  and  the  other  half 
French.) 

3 

Spanish 

Gil  Bias  de  Santillana,  Geddes  and 
Josselyn. 

Zaragiieta,  Howland. 

New  Spanish  Dictionary,  Appleton.* 

3 

Frencn 

Koren  French  Composition. 

Heath’s  French  and  English  Dic- 
tionary.* 

Marion’s  Le  Verbe* 

SECOND  TEEM. 


Marine  engineering  and  j 

NAVAL  CONSTRUCTION. 

3 

Elementary  engineering. 

Naval  Reciprocating  Engines  and 
Auxiliary  Machinery. 

Lyon  and  Hinds’s  Marine  and  Naval 
Boilers. 

Danforth’s  Mechanical  Processes. 

Mathematics 

5 

Calculus 

Osborne’s  Differential  and  Integral 
Calculus. 

Bowditch’s  Useful  Tables* 

Electrical  engineering  and 
physics. 

4 

Physics 

Chemistrv 

Carhart  College  Physics. 

Remsen’s  Introduction  to  the  Study 
of  Chemistry. 

Lecture  Notes. 

Dashiell’s  Stochiometrical  Problems 
in  Chemistry. 

English 

2 

j Naval  history 

Themes 

Clark’s  Short  History  of  U.  S.  Navy 
Hale’s  Famous  Sea  Fights. 
Department  lectures  and  maps. 

Modern  languages. 

2 

Spanish 

Continuation  of  first  term’s  work. 

(One  half  of  the  class  studies 
Spanish  and  the  other  half 
French.) 

2! 

French 

Continuation  of  first  term’s  woik. 

1 Includes  16  Friday  evening  lecture  periods. 


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THIRD  YEAR— SECOND  CLASS. 


FIRST  TERM. 


Departments. 

Periods 

each 

week. 

Subjects. 

Textbooks. 

Marine  engineering  and 

NAVAL  CONSTRUCTION. 

4 

Boilers  and  mechanism.. 

Lyon  & Hinds’s  Marine  and  Naval 
Boilers. 

Schwamb  & Merrill’s  Elements  of 
Mechanism. 

Miller  and  Lilly’s  Analytic  Me- 
chanics. 

! Alger’s  Hydromechanics. 

| Smith’s  Strength  of  Materials. 

Electrical  engineering  and 
physics. 

3 

Electrostatics. 
Magnetism. 
Electromagnetism . 
Electrochemistry. 
Direct  currents. 

1 Brooks  & Poyser’s  Magnetism  and 
Electricity. 

j Bullard’s  Naval  Electricians’  Text- 
l book. 

English 

2 

English  literature  and 
themes. 

Roe  and  Elliott’s  English  Prose. 
Macaulay’s  Critical  and  Historical 
Essays. 

Carlyle’s  Heroes  and  Hero  Worship. 
Shakespeare’s  Hamlet. 

Modern  languages 

2 

Spanish 

Gil  Bias  de  Santillana,  Geddes  and 

(One  half  of  the  class  studies 
Spanish  and  the  other  half 
French.) 

2 

French 

Josselyn, 

Zaragiieta,  Howland. 

New  Spanish  Dictionary,  Appleton  * 
En  France,  Fontaine. 

Heath’s  French  and  English  Dic- 
tionary.* 

SECOND  TERM. 


Ordnance  and  gunnery 


Navigation 


Marine  engineering  and 

NAVAL  CONSTRUCTION. 


Electrical  engineering  and 
physics. 


Modern  languages 

(One  half  of  the  class  studies 
Spanish  and  the  other  half 
French.) 


! I 

2 Ordnance  and  ballistics.: 


5 Astronomy 
Navigation. 


5 j Engines. 


3 | Direct  currents | 

; Principles  of  dynamo-  ; 
: electric  machines, 

i Principles  of  alternating  i 
! currents, 
j Radiotelegraphv. 

1 | Spanish 

1 French 


Elementary  Interior  Ballistics. 

Bu.  Ord.  Pamphlets. 

Elastic  Strength  of  Guns,  1906,  Alger, 

White’s  Astronomy. 

Muir’s  Navigation  and  Compass  De- 
viations. 

American  Practical  Navigator,  Bow- 
ditch. 

Nautical  Almanac.* 

Azimuth  Tables.* 

Sterling’s  Internal  Combustion  En- 
gine Manual. 

Naval  Reciprocating  Engines  and 
Auxiliary  Machinery. 

Brooks  & Poyser’s  Magnetism  and 
Electricity. 

Bullard’s  Naval  Electricians’  Text- 
book. 


Continuation  of  first  term’s  work. 
Continuation  of  first  term’s  work. 


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COURSE  OF  INSTRUCTION. 


FOURTH  YEAR— FIRST  CLASS. 

[The  course  of  instruction  for  the  present  first  class  (appointed  in  1916)  having  been  reduced  from  four 
to  three  years,  this  class  was  advanced  to  the  first  class  in  September,  1917.] 

FIRST  TERM. 


Departments. 

Periods 

each 

week. 

Subjects. 

Textbooks. 

Seamanship 

3 

International  law j 

Stockton’s  Manual  of  International 
Law. 

Seamanship j 

Knight’s  Seamanship. 

The  Deck  and  Boat  Book,  1914. 

Ordnance  and  gunnery 

4 

1 

Ordnance  and  ballistics. 

Alger’s  Exterior  Ballistics,  1915. 
Naval  Ordnance,  1915. 

Range  and  Ballistic  Tables,  1915. 
Gunnery  Instructions,  1913. 
Bureau  of  Ordnance  Pamphlets. 

Navigation 

3 

Theory  and  practice  of 
navigation. 

Muir’s  Navigation  and  Compass  De- 
viations. 

Bowditch’s  American  Practical 
Navigator. 

Nautical  Almanac.* 

Azimuth  Tables.* 

Marine  engineering  and 

NAVAL  CONSTRUCTION. 

2 

Naval  construction 

Robinson’s  Naval  Construction. 
W.  T.  L. 

Electrical  engineering  and 
physics. 

3 | 

Dynamo  electric  ma-  i 
chines. 

The  application  of  elec- 
tricity to  naval  pur- 
poses. 

Wiring 1 

Bullard’s  Naval  Electricians’  Text- 
book. 

Lecture  Notes. 

English 

Public  speaking  (Thurs- 
day evenings). 

Modern  languages 

(One-half  of  the  class  studies 
Spanish  and  the  other  half 
French.) 

1 

1 

1 

j Spanish 

French. 

1 A Spanish  Nautical  Phrase  Book  and 
Reader. 

New  Spanish  Dictionary,  Appleton.* 

A French  Nautical  Phrase  Book  and 
Reader. 

Heath’s  French  and  English  Dic- 
tionary.* 

Hygiene 

Effects  of  alcohol  and 

Heiner’s  Physiology,  First  Aid  and 
Naval  Hygiene. 

1 

narcotics. 

First  aid  to  the  injured. 
(14  Friday  evening 
periods.) 

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FOURTH  YEAR— FIRST  CLASS— Continued. 

SECOND  TERM. 


Departments. 

•Periods 
’each 
; week. 

Subjects. 

Textbooks. 

Seamanship 

i 4 

Seamanship • 

Military  law 

Naval  tactics 

Regulations 

Knight’s  Seamanship. 

Signal  Book,  U.  S.  Navy. 

Forms  Procedure,  U.  S.  Navy. 

, U.  S.  Navy  Regulations. 

Grant’s  School  of  the  Ship. 
Lectures  on  Professional  Subjects. 

Ordnance  and  gunnery 

| 3 

Torpedoes  and  gunnery . . 

Bureau  of  Ordnance  Pamphlets. 
Official  publications. 

Navigation 

3 

Theory  of  compass  devi- 
ations. 

Surveying 

1 Practical  navigation ; 

Muir’s  Navigation  and  Compass  De- 
viations. 

Logan’s  Marine  Surveying. 

Practical  Manual  of  the  Compass. 
Bowditch’s  American  Practical  Nav- 
igator. 

Nautical  Almanac.* 

Azimuth  Tables.* 

Marine  engineering  and 

3 

Turbines 

fHolmes  Experimental  Engineering. 

NAVAL  CONSTRUCTION. 

(Meyer’s  Marine  Turbines. 

Electrical  engineering  and 
physics. 

3 

Faults  of  dynamos  and 
motors. 

Elementary  study  of  al- 
ternating currents. 

A.  C.  machines  and  in- 
struments. 

Electrical  devices  and 
instruments. 

Radio  telegraphy. 

Bullard’s  Naval  Electrician’s  Text- 
book. 

Robinson’s  Manual  of  Wireless 
Telegraphy. 

Elements  of  Electrical  Engineering, 
Alternating  Currents,  Franklin  & 
Esty. 

English 

! Public  speaking. 
(Thursday  evenings.) 

Modern  languages 

i 1 

Spanish 

Zaragiieta,  Howland. 

New  Spanish  Dictionary,  Appleton.* 

French  Composition,  Koren. 

Heath’s  French  and  English  Dic- 
tionary.* 

(One-half  of  the  class  studies 
Spanish  and  the  other  half 
French.) 

1 1 j 

French 

Friday  evening  period. 


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class. 

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class. 

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Total. 

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COUBSE  OF  INSTRUCTION. 


PRACTICAL  INSTRUCTION  OF  MIDSHIPMEN. 

EXECUTIVE. 

Infantry,  schools  of  the  squad,  company,  battalion,  in  close  and  extended  order; 
regimental  drills;  artillery ; setting-up,  fencing  and  broadsword  exercises,  bayonet. 

SEAMANSHIP. 

Knotting  and  splicing  in  wire  and  hemp;  compass,  log  and  lead;  ship  nomen- 
clature; rowing,  and  the  management  of  boats  under  oars  and  sail;  sailmaking;  prac- 
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handling  of  tugboats;  use  of  sounding  machine;  mooring  and  clearing  hawse;  han- 
dling heavy  weights;  duties  of  Officer  of  Deck;  war-game  board. 

ORDNANCE. 

Target  practice  with  small  arms;  handling  and  firing  torpedoes;  the  preparation, 
inspection,  care,  and  preservation  of  ordnance  material;  gun  drill,  loading  drill,  sight- 
setting drill,  bore  sighting;  mines;  spotting,  plotting,  tracking,  range  finding,  fire 
control,  and  instruments  used  therefor. 

NAVIGATION. 

The  practical  work  in  this  department  continues  throughout  the  academic  year,, 
certain  midshipmen  being  employed  during  each  period  assigned  to  this  department 
at  work  in  the  section  room,  at  compass  work  in  the  model  room,  or  by  divisions  in 
field  work  with  the  various  navigational  and  surveying  instruments.  The  character 
of  the  work  may  be  outlined  under  the  following  heads: 

Navigation. — Practical  work  with  charts,  including  a study  of  the  information  and 
tidal  data  given  on  them;  laying  off  courses  and  measuring  distances  on  different 
projections;  transferring  great-circle  routes  from  great-circle  charts  to  mercator  charts, 
different  methods  of  plotting  positions  and  laying  down  “Sumner  lines,”  and  the 
general  uses  of  ‘ ‘ Sumner  lines  ” ; pilotage  and  chart  work  into  and  out  of  the  principal 
harbors  on  the  coasts  of  the  United  States  and  when  coasting;  use  of  soundings  and 
contour  lines,  especially  in  a fog;  correction  of  charts  and  publications  from  informa- - 
tion  furnished  by  “Notices  to  Mariners.”  Adjusting  a sextant  and  a stadimeter; 
observations  with  sextant  and  artificial  horizon  for  time,  longitude,  chronometer 
error,  latitude,  and  azimuth.  Winding  and  comparing  chronometers  and  methods  of 
keeping  records  of  same  on  board  ship.  Rating  chronometers  by  time  signals. 

Compass  deviations. — Swinging  a model  ship  and  obtaining  deviations  of  the  com- 
pass, compensation  of  the  compass,  using  a Navy  binnacle,  Type  VI.  Compass  tests 
and  observations  with  magnetic  instruments. 

Surveying. — Adjustment  of  and  field  work  with  theodolite  and  plane  table.  Base- 
line measurement. 

Work  afloat. — Throughout  the  summer  practice  cruises  the  midshipmen  are  required,  j 
under  the  supervision  of  an  officer  from  the  Naval  Academy,  to  perform  all  the  general 
duties  of  a navigator,  with  particular  reference  to  the  adjustment  and  use  of  the  navi- 
gational instruments  on  board,  to  practical  pilotage,  and  at  sea,  to  the  determination 
of  the  ship’s  position  by  observation. 


COURSE  OF  INSTRUCTION. 


285 


MARINE  ENGINEERING  AND  NAVAL  CONSTRUCTION. 

Shopwork. — The  pattern  shop:  Selection  and  treatment  of  different  woods  for  dif- 
ferent purposes;  elementary  work  of  the  carpenter  shop,  through  mortising,  joining, 
etc.,  to  finish  pattern  work. 

The  foundry:  Iron  and  brass  casting;  the  making  of  bronzes,  alloys,  etc. 

The  blacksmith  shop:  Forging,  welding,  etc.;  tempering,  casehardening,  etc.; 
bending  and  quenching  tests  of  metals,  etc. 

The  boiler  shop:  Riveting,  soft  and  hard  patching,  calking,  annealing,  tube  expand- 
ing; testing,  etc. 

The  coppersmith  shop:  Soldering,  hard  and  soft;  sweating  patch  on  a copper  pipe; 
making  copper  pipe;  putting  flanges  on  a pipe;  use  of  oil  furnace  and  oil  heater. 

The  machine  shop:  Vise-bench  work;  machine-tool  work,  including  the  setting  of 
work;  turning;  planing;  boring;  slotting;  pipe  fitting;  use  of  working  drawings. 

Ship  work. — Management  of  main  and  auxiliary  engines;  fireroom  and  engine-room 
routine,  firing,  water  tending,  and  oiling;  management  of  engines  while  maneuvering 
at  sea;  determining  the  condition  and  locating  defects  in  machinery  while  in  motion; 
lying  under  banked  fires;  coming  to  anchor;  overhauling  machinery;  cleaning  boilers 
and  condensers,  etc. 

Miscellaneous. — Use  of  slide  rule,  averaging  machine,  apparatus  for  testing  oils  and 
smoke  gases;  standardizing  steam  gauges  and  indicators;  boiler  test;  use  of  pyrometers; 
running  of  explosive  engines;  torsion  meter;  steam  turbines;  pneumatic  and  hydraulic 
machinery;  water  meters;  weir;  traps;  ice  machines,  air  and  carbonic  anhydride, 
power  measuring,  by  indicator  and  dynamometer;  metal  and  cement  testing;  fuel 
and  steam  calorimeter  tests;  fireroom  timing  device;  distilling  plant;  pulsometer; 
hydraulic  pumps  and  rams;  air  compressors,  Rand  and  Westinghouse;  engine  gov- 
ernors; long-arm  doors;  steering  and  anchor  engines;  docking  ships;  graving  and  float- 
ing docks. 

ELECTRICAL  ENGINEERING  AND  PHYSICS. 

Dip  circle,  magnetic  fields;  induced  currents;  measuring  resistance  by  different 
methods;  divided  circuits,  fall  of  potential;  use  and  calibration  of  different  measuring 
instruments  supplied  to  ships;  setting  up  and  operating  of  primary  and  secondary 
batteries;  operation  of  searchlights  and  control-  mechanism,  arc  and  mercury  vapor 
lamps;  telephones  and  all  other  electrical  interior  communication  apparatus  supplied 
to  naval  vessels;  operation  and  measuring  efficiencies  of  dynamos  and  motors,  devices 
for  motor  control,  manipulation  of  switchboard;  operation  of  electrical  machinery 
supplied  to  naval  vessels,  including  all  turret-turning  systems,  gun  elevating,  ammu- 
nition hoist,  and  rammer  equipment,  forced-draft  blower,  etc. ; testing  for  and  locating 
faults  and  grounds;  measuring  insulation  resistance  of  electric  plant;  elementary 
study  of  inductance  and  capacity  in  alternating-current  circuit;  alternating-current 
dynamos,  motors,  and  transformers;  radiotelegraphy  apparatus  and  practice  in  use  of 
the  code. 

Experimental  work  in  the  chemical  and  physical  laboratories,  illustrating  and  sup- 
plementing the  classroom  instruction. 

PHYSICAL  TRAINING. 

Glass  drills  in  calisthenics,  free  movements  and  with  apparatus. 

Special  exercises  to  promote  symmetrical  development  when  necessary.  Athletic 
exercises,  including  boxing  and  swimming.  Dancing. 


286 


PRACTICAL  INSTRUCTION . 


Number  of  drill  weeks  per  battalion,  class,  omd  department,  during  academic  year  1917-18. 


A drill  week  begins  with  Monday  and  ends  with  Saturday,  drills  being  held  daily 
except  Wednesday.  From  Monday,  November  26,  until  March  23,  the  two  upper 
classes  will  have  weekly  gymnasium  work  as  follows,  Mondays,  first  class;  Tues- 
days, third  class.  Fire  quarters  will  be  held  once  a month. 


[See  explanatory  notes.] 

FIRST  CLASS  ROUTINE  AND  FOURTH  CLASS  ROUTINE  FROM  JUNE  4 TO  AUG.  19,  1917. 


PRACTICAL  INSTRUCTION. 


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CLASS  OF  1871  PRIZE. 


The  members  of  the  class  graduated  from  the  United  States  Naval  Academy  in 
1871,  desiring  in  a permanent  way  to  “Emphasize  and  record  their  loyalty  to  the 
Government,  their  affection  for  their  alma  mater,  and  their  regard  for  the  naval 
service,”  subscribed  in  1904  a certain  sum  of  money  to  be  known  as  the  “Class  fund 
of  1871,  United  States  Naval  Academy,”  which  fund  was  transferred  by  duly  author- 
ized and  executed  deed  of  gift  to  trustees.  This  deed  of  gift  is  recorded  in  the  office 
of  the  recorder  of  deeds,  District  of  Columbia,  and  copies  of  it  are  filed  in  the  offices 
of  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy  and  of  the  Superintendent  of  the  Naval  Academy. 

By  the  terms  of  the  deed  of  gift  the  income  of  this  fund  shall  be  employed  for  the 
purchase  each  year  of  a prize  to  be  known  as  the  “Class  of  1871  prize,”  to  consist  of 
a suitable  Navy  dress  sword  and  knot,  to  be  presented  to  “that  midshipman  of  each 
graduating  class  of  the  United  States  Naval  Academy  who  has  completed  the  pre- 
scribed course,  and  who  shall  be  considered  by  the  superintendent,  the  commandant 
of  midshipmen,  and  the  head  of  the  department  of  ordnance  and  gunnery  as  tlie  most 
proficient  in  practical  and  theoretical  ordnance  and  gunnery.” 

“This  prize  is  to  be  accompanied  by  an  appropriately  engraved  letter  containing 
the  names  of  the  donors  and  setting  forth  the  purpose  of  the  gift,  and  expressing  the 
hope  of  the  class  of  1871  that  the  encouragement  thus  offered  by  old  class  members, 
both  in  and  out  of  the  service,  to  younger  ones,  will  serve  to  increase  the  interest 
already  existing  among  the  midshipmen  in  an  important  professional  science  and 
art.”' 

The  “Class  of  1871  prize”  has  been  awarded  as  follows: 

Class  of  1905,  to  Midshipman  Royal  Eason  Ingersoll. 

Class  of  1906,  to  Midshipman  William  Alexander  Glassford,  jr. 

Class  of  1907,  to  Midshipman  Arthur  William  Frank. 

Class  of  1908,  to  Midshipman  Eugene  Edward  Wilson. 

Class  of  1909,  to  Midshipman  William  Ward  Smith. 

Class  of  1910,  to  Midshipman  Follett  Bradley,  jr. 

Class  of  1911,  to  Midshipman  Frederick  Southard  Hatch. 

Class  of  1912,  to  Midshipman  Harold  Eugene  Saunders. 

Class  of  1913,  to  Midshipman  William  Henry  Purnell  Blandy. 

Class  of  1914,  to  Midshipman  Noel  Davis. 

Class  of  1915,  to  Midshipman  Richard  Ranney  Adams. 

Class  of  1916,  to  Midshipman  Don  Pardee  Moon. 

Class  of  1917,  to  Midshipman  Harry  Richard  Oster. 

Class  of  1918,  to  Midshipman  Forrest  Percival  Sherman  (sword  not  presented 
due  to  the  fact  that  two  classes  graduated  in  the  year  1917). 


297 


PRIZES  AWARDED  DURING  ACADEMIC  YEAR  1916-17. 


PRESENTED  BY  THE  UNITED  STATES  NAVAL  ACADEMY  FOR  GENERAL 
EXCELLENCE  IN  TARGET  PRACTICE. 

g^  Gold  medal,  small  arms,  Midshipman  Julian  D.  Wilson,  class  of  1918;  silver  medal' 
small  arms,  Midshipman  J.  L.  Perkins,  class  of  1918;  bronze  medal,  small  arms,  Mid- 
shipman 0.  E.  Grimm,  class  of  1918. 

Midshipmen  who  qualified  as  expert  riflemen: 


Class  of  1918: 

Anderson,  H.  H. 
Ballentine,  J.  J. 
Colton,  E.  B. 
Cuddihy,  G.  T. 
Eberhardt,  H.  G. 
Foote,  E.  A. 
Gambrill,  S.  H. 
Gibson,  F.  S. 
Halland,  EL  E. 
Hoffman,  H.  D. 
Johnson,  E.  R. 
Lanier,  B.  B. 

Page,  A.  H.,  jr. 
Scheck,  L.  G. 

Scott,  J.  B. 
Sherman,  F.  P. 
Sherwood,  G.  B. 
Stailey,  H.  D. 
Vosbury,  B.  P, 
Wade,  M.  C.,  jr. 
Wade,  W.  C. 

Walker,  T.  F.  C. 
Whitten,  R.  T. 
Wright,  J. 

Class  of  1919: 

Alexander,  A.  B. 
Andrews,  C.  L.,  jr. 
Brown,  A.  D. 
Carmine,  C.  C. 
Clayton,  W.  E. 
Cochran,  P.  S. 
Coney,  C.  E. 
Crichton,  R.  B. 
deKay,  R.  D. 
Ferguson,  W.  H.,  jr. 
Fink,  C.  K. 

Foster,  F.  F. 

Francis,  D.  D. 


Class  of  1919 — Contd. 
Gardner,  M.  B. 
Greer,  M.  R. 
Griffin,  T.  J. 
Griswold,  W.  E. 
Hains,  P.  W. 

Hicks,  R.  L. 

Hunt,  C.  B. 

Ihrig,  R.  M. 
Jackson,  G.  M. 
Jennings,  R.  E. 
Kell,  E.  L. 

Kiefer,  D. 

Lamb,  C.  J. 
Lannom,  J.  R, 
Marsh,  W.  L. 
Morgan,  L.  N. 
Nelson,  R.  F. 
Noble,  J.  B. 

Olds',  H.  W. 

Orr,  J.  J. 

Palmer,  C.  J. 
Patterson,  J.  J.,  3d. 
Pelzman,  L.  B. 
Pitre,  A.  S. 

Post,  C.  K. 

Read,  W.  R. 
Richardson,  J.  C. 
Rule,  A.  O.,  jr. 
Sample,  W.  D. 
Sayre,  F.  N. 
Schetky,  G.  L. 
Scull,  H.  M. 
Seligman,  M.  T. 
Short,  G.  E. 

Smith,  R.  McL. 
Tarbutton,  W.  E. 
Thompson,  P.  B. 
Tuggle,  R.  B. 


Class  of  1919 — Contd. 
von  Heimburg,  E.  H. 
Wildman,  C.  K. 
Willenbucher,  F.  O. 
Winckler,  E.  R. 
Wynkoop,  T.  P.,  jr. 
Class  of  1920: 

Acree,  J.  T. 

Aller,  H.  C. 
Anderson,  E.  L 
Beard,  F.  W. 
Brashears,  E.  L 
Brittain,  T.  B. 
Bunch,  T.  H.,  jr 
Carter,  J.  B. 

Collins,  C.  A. 

Curtis,  J.  P. 

Dana,  G.  H. 
Donaldson,  A.  H. 
Dunbar,  H.  S.,  jr. 
Eagleton,  W.  L. 
Edmunds,  C.  D. 
Falknor,  B.  L. 

Ferris,  R.  C. 

Glass,  R.  P. 

Hahn,  H.  G. 

Harrison,  D. 

Head,  C.  McM. 
Heineman,  P.  R. 
Higgins,  R.  L. 

Hutter,  W.  H. 

Isgrig,  C.  S. 

Johnson,  F.  L. 
Johnson,  F.  O. 

Kelley,  G.  J. 
Longstaff,  J.  B. 
McDonnell,  J.  A. 
MacLaren,  W.  S.,  jr. 
Marie,  L.  E.,  jr. 


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300  PRIZES  AWARDED  DURING  ACADEMIC  YEAR  1916-17. 


Class  of  1920 — Contd. 


Class  of  1920 — Contd. 

Seitz,  G.  A. 

Severyns,  J.  H. 
Shoemaker,  W.  R.,  jr. 


Class  of  1920 — Contd. 
Thompson,  J.  B.,  jr. 
Tillson,  E.  M. 
van  Buren,  H.  S. 


Murphy,  W.  J. 
Nielson,  H.  S. 
Plaskitt,  J.  M. 
Rathbun,  V.  F, 


Smyser,  H.  E. 
Sterling,  M.  B. 
Tague,  J.  R. 


Williams,  D.  C. 
York,  L.  D. 
Zimmerli,  R.  M. 


Rorschack,  F.,  jr. 


Sanner,  G.  R. 
Scott.  S.  T. 


Thompson,  H.  O. 


The  names  of  the  following  midshipmen  have  been  engraved  on  the  cup  presented 
-bv  the  General  Society,  Sons  of  the  Revolution,  April  19,  1905,  to  the  regiment  of 
midshipmen  of  the  United  States  Naval  Academy  as  a trophy  on  which  to  inscribe 
each  year  the  name  of  the  midshipman  who  shall  be  determined  as  the  most  proficient 
in  great-gun  target  practice  or  practical  ordnance  and  gunnery: 

Class  of  1905.  Midshipman  Halford  Robert  Greenlee. 

Class  of  1906.  Midshipman  Herbert  Justice  French. 

Glass  of  1907.  Midshipman  Carl  Townsend  Osburn. 

Class  of  1908.  Midshipman  Willis  Augustus  Lee,  jr. 

Class  of  1909.  Midshipman  Harold  Travis  Smith, 

Class  of  1910.  Midshipman  Herbert  Otto  Roesch. 

Class  of  1911.  Midshipman  Oscar  Charles  Badger. 

Class  of  1912.  Midshipman  Harold  Eugene  Saunders. 

Class  of  1913.  Midshipman  William  Henry  Purnell  Blandy. 

Class  of  1914.  Midshipman  Edward  Lull  Cochran. 

Class  of  1915.  Midshipman  John  Semer  Farnsworth. 

Class  of  1916.  Midshipman  Ralph  Eugene  Davison. 

Class  of  1917.  Midshipman  Frederick  Edward  Haeberle. 

Class  of  1918.  Midshipman  Horace  Sumner  Corbett. 

There  was  no  race  for  the  “Lysistrata  challenge  cup”  in  1917. 

The  cup  presented  by  the  National  Society,  Daughters  of  the  American  Revolu- 
tion, for  excellence  in  seamanship  and  international  law,  was  awarded  to  Midship- 
man Frederick  Edward  Haeberle,  class  of  1917. 

Midshipman  Edward  Francis  McCartin  merited  the  award  of  a similar  cup  as  the 
member  of  the  class  of  1918  who  had  thus  qualified  in  seamanship  and  international 
law,  but  a cup  was  not  presented  to  him  due  to  the  fact  that  two  classes  graduated 
in  the  year  1917. 

The  navigating  sextant  presented  by  Col.  Robert  M.  Thompson  to  that  member  of 
each  graduating  class  who  proves  himself  the  most  proficient  of  his  class  in  practical 
and  theoretical  navigation  was  awarded  in  1917,  as  follows: 

Midshipman  Andrew  Irwin  McKee,  class  of  1917. 

Midshipman  Joseph  Wegner  Paige,  class  of  1918. 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  OFFICERS  (NAVAL  AND 
CIVIL)  ATTACHED  TO  THE  NAVAL  ACADEMY  AT 
BEGINNING  OF  ACADEMIC  YEAR,  1917-18. 


Name  and  rank.  Department. 

Alden,  Carroll  S.,  instructor Eng. 

Allen,  Otho  W.,  instructor Mod.  L. 

Alrich,  George  F.,  instructor Math. 

Anderson,  Lesley  B.,  lieutenant  commander E.  E. 

Anderson,  Roy  B,  ensign,  R.  F Ex.  Sta. 

Arjona,  Carlos  J.  V.,  instructor .* Mod.  L. 

Arthur,  James  B.,  instructor. E.  E. 

Baker,  Carroll  R.,  passed  assistant  surgeon N.  H. 

Barber,  John  R.,  dental  surgeon M.  D. 

Barnes,  Cassius  B.,  commander  (retired) Sea. 

Bayley,  Warner  W.,  lieutenant E.  E. 

Beneze,  George,  instructor. M.  E. 

Birk,  Joseph  W.,  ensign  (T) , . . E.  E. 

Bischoff,  Lawrence  P.,  lieutenant 0.  and  G. 

Blackburn,  Paul  P.,  lieutenant  commander Nav. 

Bohmke,  Otto,  instructor  physical  training Ex.  D. 

Bolgiano,  Clarence  P.,  instructor. M.  E. 

Bonnell,  John  K.,  instructor Eng. 

Bowers,  John  T.,  lieutenant  commander Nav. 

Boynton,  Harold  W.,  lieutenant M.  E. 

Bramble,  Charles  C.,  instructor Math. 

Breneman,  James  E.,  chief  clerk £>upt.  O. 

Brill,  Arthur  T.,  ensign  (T) E.  E. 

Broussard,  James  F.,  instructor Mod.  L. 

Brown,  Arthur  N.,  professor Library. 

Brown,  Alfred  W.,  jr.,  lieutenant  commander Nav. 

Brown,  Harold  G.,  instructor Eng. 

Brown,  Hugh,  lieutenant  commander 0.  and  G. 

Bryan,  Samuel,  pay  inspector MPOSC. 

Bullard,  James  A.,  instructor Math. 

Caldwell,  Turner  F.,  lieutenant  commander M.  E. 

Capron,  Paul,  instructor Math. 

Carey,  Lee  C.,  lieutenant E.  E. 

Carter,  Frank  S.,  lieutenant E.  E. 

Church,  John  G.,  commander O.  and  G. 

Clarke,  Wilfred  E.,  lieutenant  commander Nav. 

Clements,  Guy  R.,  instructor Math. 

Cobb,  Stanwood,  instructor Eng. 

Colton,  Molton  A.,  instructor Mod.  L. 

Conger,  Franklin  B.,  lieutenant E.  E. 

Cook,  George  M.,  lieutenant Ex.  D. 

Costet,  Gaston,  professor Mod.  L. 

Cox,  Stanley  M.,  ensign  (T) Ex.  D. 

Cresap,  James  M.,  lieutenant M.  E. 

301 


302  - ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  OFFICERS. 

Name  and  rank.  Department. 

Culbertson,  William  L.,  lieutenant  commander E.  E. 

Curt,  Walter  E.,  instructor Math. 

Darrieulat,  Frank,  assistant  swordmaster Ex.  D. 

Dashiell,  Paul  J.,  professor  of  mathematics E.  E. 

Dederick,  Louis  S.,  instructor Math. 

De  Mott,  Max  B.,  lieutenant Ex.  D. 

des  Garennes,  P.  Jean,  professor Mod.  L. 

Dick,  Thomas  M.,  ensign  (retired) M.  E. 

Dillen,  Roscoe  F.,  lieutenant  commander Sea. 

Dillingham,  Alexander,  instructor Math. 

Ditchy,  Jay  K.,  instructor Mod.  L. 

Doggett,  Leonard  A.,  professor P.  G. 

Donald.  James,  chief  gunner 0.  and  G. 

Douglass,  Philip  E.,  instructor Mod.  L. 

Downes,  John,  commander \ Aid. 

Downey,  Thomas  F.,  lieutenant  (junior  grade) E.  E. 

Dutton,  Benjamin,  jr.,  lieutenant  commander Nav. 

Duval,  Richard  J.,  cataloguer Library. 

Eason,  Marion  A.,  instructor Math. 

Eberle,  Edward  W.,  captain Supt. 

Eklund,  Frank  N.,  lieutenant  commander Nav. 

Elder,  Charles  M.,  lieutenant E.  E. 

Ellyson,  Theodore  G.,  lieutenant  commander E.  E. 

Eppes,  James  B.,  instructor • Math. 

Evans,  Sydney  K.,  chaplain Chap. 

Evans,  William  S.,  ensign  (T) M.  E. 

Everett,  Harold  A.,  professor P.  G. 

Everhart,  Lay  H..  lieutenant  commander  (retired) Nav. 

Fanning,  Cecil  E.,  instructor - Eng. 

Farrell,  William  E.,  instructor M.  E. 

Fay,  Rush  S.,  lieutenant M.  E. 

Fenner,  Edward  B.,  commander N&v. 

Fenton,  Horace  J.,  instructor Eng. 

Fernandez,  Arturo,  professor Mod.  L. 

Fichter,  William  L.,  instructor Mod.  L. 

Field,  James  G.,  medical  director N.  H. 

Foster,  Carol  H.,  instructor Eng. 

Fournon,  Lucien  L.  R.,  instructor Mod.  L. 

Fox,  Earle  B.,  instructor Math. 

Frank,  John  R.,  assistant  surgeon,  R.  F , N.  H. 

Frazier,  George  M.,  dental  surgeon M.  D. 

Fuller,  George  C.,  lieutenant M.  E. 

Furnell,  Carl  B.,  assistant  surgeon  (T) M.  D. 

Galloway,  James  N.,  instructor "f Math. 

Gannon,  Sinclair,  commander Ex.  D. 

Garrison,  Daniel  M.,  professor  of  mathematics Math. 

Gaver,  Harry  H.,  instructor Math. 

Gifford,  George  H.,  instructor Mod.  L. 

Gilhuley,  Charles  H.,  chief  machinist R.  M. 

Goddard,  Henry,  instructor  in  physical  training Ex.  D. 

Gossard,  Harry  C.,  instructor Math. 

Gray,  John  C.,  instructor E.  E. 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  OFFICEBS. 


303 


Name  and  rank. 

Greene,  Oscar  C.,  lieutenant 

Gross,  Charles  F.,  instructor 

Grylls,  Humphrey  M.  K.,  ensign,  R.  F 

Guiler,  Robert  P.,  lieutenant 

Gunn,  Sidney  A.,  instructor 

Hall,  Angelo,  professor 

Halsey,  William  F.,  jr..  lieutenant  commander 

Harrington,  Elmer  A.,  lieutenant  (junior  grade)  N.  N.  V 

Harris,  Jeremiah,  pharmacist  (T) 

Healy,  Thomas  D.,  chief  machinist 

Heintz,  George,  swordmaster 

Hepburn,  David,  chief  gunner  (retired).. 

Hermesch,  Harry  R.,  passed  assistant  surgeon 

Herrera,  Luis,  instructor 

Hileman,  Joseph  L.,  commander 

Hoey,  Granville  B.,  lieutenant 

Holland,  Paul  L.,  lieutenant  (junior  grade)  (retired) 

Hough,  Henry  H , captain 

Houston,  Percy  H.,  instructor... 

Huff,  Earle  P.,  passed  assistant  surgeon 

James,  Anthony  J.,  lieutenant  commander 

Jenks,  Harold  E.,  instructor 

Johnson,  Lee  P.,  lieutenant 

Johnson,  Richard  P.,  instructor 

Johnson,  Theodore  W.,  professor  of  mathematics 

Johnson,  William  W.,  professor  of  mathematics 

Jones,  Briggs  C.,  pharmacist  (T) 

Jones,  Cyrus  W.,  instructor 

Jones,  James  L.,  assistant  naval  constructor  (T) 

Joyce,  James  J.,  ensign  (T) 

Jupp,  William  B.,  lieutenant 

Kadesch,  William  H.,  instructor 

Kane,  Partick  J.,  chief  boastwain 

Kavanaugh,  Dennis,  jr.,  instructor 

Keep,  Howard  S.,  lieutenant 

Keester,  George  B.,  lieutenant 

Kerley,  Jay  L.,  lieutenant 

Kidd,  Isaac  C.,  lieutenant  commander. 

Kiernan,  Arthur,  instructor 

King,  Lyman  S.,  ensign  (T) 

King,  William  J.,  instructor 

Kinkaid,  Thomas  W , captain 

Krafft,  Herman  F.,  instructor 

Kurfess,  William  F.,  ensign  (T) 

Lacalle,  Julian  M.,  instructor 

Laguardia,  Cincinnati  G.  B.,  instructor 

Lajoye,  Paul  A.,  instructor 

Lansdale,  Philip  T.,  pay  clerk  (retired) 

Lapointe,  Lionel  L.,  assistant  surgeon 

Laws,  George  W.,  captain 

Leiper,  Charles  L.,  professor 


Department- 
...Ex.  D. 
....M.  E. 
....R.  R.  D. 
...Ex.  D. 

Eng. 

Math. 

....Ex.  D. 
....R.  R.  D. 
....N.  H 
....M.  E. 
...Ex.  D. 

. . .0.  and  G. 
....M.  D. 

. . . .Mod.  L. 
....M.  E. 
....Ex.  D. 
....E.  E. 
....Mod.  L. 
....Eng. 
....M.  D. 

. . .Sea. 

...P.  G. 

. .-.E.  E. 

Math. 

....M.  E. 
....P.  G. 

...M.  D. 
....Eng. 

...R.  M. 
...R.  M. 
...Ex.  D. 
...E.  E. 

— Sea. 

. . .M.  E. 

O.  and  G. 

...M.  E. 

Nav. 

...Ex.  D. 

. . .Math. 
...Ex.  D. 

. . .Math. 

. . .Ex.  Sta. 

. . - Eng. 
...Ex.  D. 
...Mod.  L. 
...Mod.  L. 
...Mod.  L. 
...R.M. 
...M.  D. 

. . ..Sea. 

. . .Math. 


304 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  OFFICERS, 


Name  and  rank. 

Lewis,  Charles  L.,  instructor 

Lightner,  Walter  L.,  carpenter  (T) 

Lloyd,  Edward,  commodore  (retired) 

Loomis,  Sam  C.,  lieutenant  commander 

Loss,  Hyme,  instructor 

Lovell,  John  Q.,  paymaster  (retired) 

Lyon,  Howard  B.,  instructor 

Magruder,  Peter  H.,  secretary 

Mang,  Louis  H.,  head  master  physical  training 

Mann,  Richard  R.,  lieutenant  commander 

Martel  Jose,  instructor 

Martin,  John  R.,  pay  director 

Martin,  Leon,  dental  surgeon 

McCormick,  Albert  M.  D.,  medical  director 

McCormick,  Howard,  instructor 

McKethan,  Alfred  A.,  lieutenant  (junior  grade)  (retired). . 

McWhorter,  Charles  S„  lieutenant  commander 

Mecum,  Charles  H.,  lieutenant  (junior  grade) 

Metour,  Eugene  P.,  instructor 

Meyers,  George  J.,  commander 

Moody,  Roscoe  C.,  commander 

Morrison,  Joe  R.,  lieutenant  commander .i... 

Moyer,  Leroy,  assistant  paymaster  (T) ■ 

Needham,  Ralph  C.,  lieutenant  commander 

Newton,  William  F.,  lieutenant  commander 

Nickerson,  Arthur  R.,  chief  boatswain 

Norris,  Walter  B..  instructor 

Norwood,  Charles  E„  instructor. 

Nulton,  Louis  M.,  captain 

Olivet,  William  E.,  instructor. , 

Osburn,  John  N.  N.,  assistant  surgeon,  R.  F 

Pease,  Royal  S.,  instructor .... 

Pegram,  George  C.,  lieutenant  commander 

Pratt,  Julius  W.,  instructor 

Price,  Harry,  assistant  paymaster  (T) 

Purdie,  Joseph  M.,  instructor.. 

Quillin,  Giles  E.,  carpenter  (T) 

Range,  Charles  S.,  radio  gunner  (T) 

Ravenscroft,  George  M.,  lieutenant  - ...... 

Reed , Charles  M. , instructor 

Reed,  Rush  H . , boatswain  (T) .............. 

Rice,  Arthur  H.,  lieutenant  commander. 

Rice,  Herbert  L.,  professor  of  mathematics 

Ridout,  John,  instructor. . ....................... ..... 

Rieger,  Augustine  W.,  lieutenant 

Rittenour,  Frederick  H.,  instructor 

Ritter,  Harold  H.,  lieutenant  

Robert,  Henry  M.,  jr.,  instructor.... 

Robinson,  Gordon  D.,  instructor 

Root,  Ralph  E.,  professor. T .............. . ....... 

Rorex,  Alley  D.,  captain,  M.  C 

Rosenthal.  Boles  A.,  assistant  surgeon 


Department. 
. .Eng. 

..R.  M. 

..R.  M. 

..E.  E. 

. .Mod.  L. 
..R.  M. 

..M.  E. 

. .Supt.  O. 
..Ex.  D. 

. .0.  and  G. 

. .Mod.  L. 
..S.andP.O 
..M.  D. 

..M.  D. 
..Eng. 

..M.  E. 
..M.E. 

..M.  E. 
..Mod.  L. 
..M.E. 

. .Math. 
..Sea. 
..M.C.  0. 
..M.  E. 

. .Nav. 

..R.M. 

..Eng. 

. .Math. 
..Ex.  D. 

. .Mod.  L. 
..M.  D. 
..Eng. 

. .Sea. 

..Eng. 

..M.  S. 
..Mod.  L. 
..R.  M. 

..E.  E. 

..M.  E. 

..M.  E. 

..R.  M. 

..M.  E. 

. .Math. 

. .Math. 
..Ex.  D. 
..M.  E. 

. .0.  and  G. 
..Math. 

..E.  E. 

..P.  G. 

. .M.  Bet. 
.Ex.  D. 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  OFFICERS. 


305 


Name  and  Rank. 

Russell,  James  G.,  instructor 

Ryerson,  Donald  M.,  ensign  (T) 

Sazama,  Frank  J.,  instructor  of  physical  training.. 

Schutz,  John,  instructor  of  physical  training 

Sears,  Arthur  W.,  lieutenant  commander 

Shafer.  Robert,  instructor 

Shenton,  Walter  F.,  instructor 

Shipp,  Earl  D.,  boatswain  (T) 

Shipp,  Earl  R.,  lieutenant  commander 

Smith,  A.  St.  Clair,  commander 

Smith,  C.  Alphonso,  professor 

Smith,  Charles  E.,  lieutenant  commander 

Smith,  Robert  M.,  instructor 

Smith,  Roy  C.,  jr.,  lieutenant 

Snow.  Francis  W..  instructor 

\ 

Snyder,  Henry  R.,  passed  assistant  paymaster 

Spear,  Raymond,  medical  inspector 

Speare,  Morris  E.,  instructor 

Spencer,  Julian  M.,  assistant  librarian 

Spore,  James  S.,  lieutenant 

Squire,  William  L.,  instructor 

Standley,  William  H.,  commander 

Stevens,  William  0.,  professor 

Stiles,  William  C.  I.,  lieutenant  commander 

Stoddard,  George  K.,  lieutenant 

Sturdy,  Henry  F.,  instructor 

Styer,  Charles  A.,  instructor 

Tanzola,  Joseph  J.,  instructor 

Taylor,  Henry  G.,  assistant  civil  engineer 

Timberlake,  Julian  B.,  jr.,  lieutenant 

Tyler,  John,  instructor 

Vaccariello,  Michele  A.,  instructor 

Van  Hook,  Clifford  E.,  lieutenant 

Voinot,  Paul  E.,  professor 

Von  Preissig,  Edward  R.,  assistant  paymaster 

Wade,  Charles  T.,  lieutenant  commander  (retired). 

Wade,  Thomas  H.,  instructor 

Wallace,  Henry  G.  S.,  commander 

Wallen,  John  W.,  instructor  of  physical  training... 

Washburn,  Harold  C.,  instructor 

West,  Marcus  E.,  assistant  paymaster  (T) 

Westcott,  Allan  F.,  instructor 

Wherrett,  William  N.,  instructor 

White,  Arthur  J.,  assistant  surgeon,  R.  F 

Wickham,  Williams  C.,  lieutenant 

Wilson,  Levi  T.,  instructor 

Winter,  Calvert  J.,  instructor 

Zink,  Elmer  P.,  ensign,  R.  F 


ABBREVIATIONS. 

Ex.  D Executive  department. 

Sea Seamanship. 

O.  and  G Ordnance  and  gunnery. 

8255—18 20 


Department. 

P.  G. 

....Ex.  D 
....Ex.  D. 
....Ex.  D. 
....Ex.  D. 

Eng. 

Math. 

Sea. 

O.  and  G. 

....E.  E. 
....Eng. 
....Ex.  D. 

Eng. 

M.  E. 

Mod.  L. 

....M.  C.  O. 
....N.  H. 
....Eng. 

Library. 

....M.  E.  ' 
....Eng. 

B.  and  G. 

....Eng. 
....Sea. 

Sea. 

....Eng. 
....E.  E. 

Math. 

....P.  W.  O. 
....Ex.  D. 

Math. 

....Mod.  L. 
....M.  E. 
....Mod.  L. 
....P.  O. 
....E.  E. 
....Eng. 
....E.  E. 
....Ex.  D. 

. . . .Eng. 
....M.  C.  O. 
....Eng. 
....M.  E. 

N.  H. 

O.  and  G 

Math. 

....Mod.  L. 
R.  R.  D. 


306  ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  OFFICERS. 

N av N avigation . 

M.  E Marine  engineering  and  naval  construction. 

Math Mathematics. 

E.  E Electrical  engineering  and  physics. 

Eng English. 

Mod.  L Modern  languages. 

M.  D Medical  department. 

B.  and  G Buildings  and  grounds. 

S.  and  P.  O Supply  and  pay  officer. 

P.  W.  O Public  works  office. 

P.  0 Pay  office. 

MPOSC Midshipmen’s  pay  officer,  storekeeper  and  commissary. 

M.  C.  0 Midshipmen’s  commissary  office. 

M.  S Midshipmen’s  store. 

R.  M Reina  Mercedes. 

P.  G Post  graduate  department. 

Ex.  Sta Experiment  station. 

N.  H N aval  hospital . 

M.  Det Marine  detachment. 

R.  R.  D Rifle  range  detachment. 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MIDSHIPMEN  (THREE 
CLASSES)  ATTACHED  TO  THE  NAVAL  ACADEMY 
AT  BEGINNING  OF  ACADEMIC  YEAR,  1917-18. 


Name  and  initials. 

Abbott,  R.  W 

Abercrombie,  L.  A 

Abernethy,  E.  P 

Abson,  C.  M 

Acree,  J.  T 

Acuff,  J.  T 

Adams,  A.  S 

Adcock,  J.  W 

Aken,  H.  E 

Akers,  A.  W.,  jr 

Alcorn,  W.  L 

Aldrich,  C.  E 

Aldridge,  E.  T 

Aler,  F.  V.,  jr 

Alexander,  A.  B 

Alexander,  C.  S 

Alexander,  W.  V.,  jr 

Allen,  C 

Allen,  J,  R 

Allen,  L.  C 

Allen,  S.  T 

Aller,  H.  C 

Allison,  W.  C 

Ames,  J.  G.,  3d 

Anderson,  B 

Anderson,  C.  C 

Anderson,  E.  L 

Anderson,  H.  H 

Anderson,  J.  0 

Anderson,  M.  A 

Andrews,  C.  L.,  jr 

Angerer,  W.  W 

Angst,  R.  E 

Ansel,  W 

Arkush,  A.  S 

Armstrong,  W.  H 

Aron,  G.  M 

Arrington,  W.  F 

Arthur,  S.  H 

Ashworth,  L.  E 

Atkins.  J.  G 

Averitt,  F.  . . . ; 


Class. 

3 

3 

4 
3 

3 

4 
1 
4 
4 

3 

4 
4 

3 
1 
1 

4 
4 
1 
1 
4 
3 

3 

4 
4 
4 
3 

3 
1 

4 
3 
1 
3 

3 
1 

4 
3 

3 

4 

3 

4 
1 
4 


Name  and  initials.  Class. 

Avery,  F.  B 3 

Avey,  S.  E... *. 4 

Ayrault,  A.  D.,  jr 4 

Baber,  M.  A 3 

Baggett,  H.  D 1 

Bagnall,  R.  S 4 

Bahm,  G.  H 4 

Bain,  E.  C 3 

Baker,  C.  B 4 

Baker,  F.  L.. 3 

Baker,  J.E 4 

Baker,  L.  J 3 

Baker,  R.  D 3 

Ball,  F.  B.  4 

Ballreich,  C.J 3 

Baltazzi,  H.W 4 

Banks,  H.  O 4 

Barbaro,  J.  R 4 

Barker,  F.  V. 3 

Barlow,  W.  S 1 

Barnett,  E.W 4 

Barrett,  M.  C 4 

Barrett,  R.  S 1 

Barry,  L.  K.  3 

Barter,  H . 4 

Bartlett,  F.  S 4 

Bassett,  M.H 3 

Bates,  G.  R 4 

Battle,  T.  W 3 

Baume,  C.  R 4 

Bayless,  V.  K 4 

Bayley,  A.H 4 

Beach,  E.  P 4 

Beall,  N 3 

Beard,  F.  W 3 

Beard,  J.  I) 4 

Beat,  D.  E 4 

Beck,  E.  C 3 

Began,  J.  M 4 

Beightler,  C.  S 3 

Belch,  K.  R 4 

Belcher,  C.  H 4 


307 


308 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MIDSHIPMEN. 


Name  and  initials.  Class. 

Bell,  C 4 

Bell,  J.  TV 4 

Beltz,  F.  TV 1 

Benoist,  L.  A 4 

Benoist,  TV.  A 4 

Bergesen,  A.  O.  II 3 

Berrum,  C.  TV 4 

Berry,  R.  W 4 

Bickle,  S.  E 4 

Biehl,  F.  TV 4 

Biggs,  B.  B 4 

Billingsley,  O.  L 4 

Binford,  T.  H 3 

Birmingham,  H.T 3 

Bixby,  H.  L 4 

Black,  M.  1 4 

Blackledge,  A.D 3 

Blakeslee,  V.  F 3 

Boarman,  C.  S 3 

Bobbitt,  W.C 4 

Bobbitt,  W.  G 4 

Bockius,  R.  TV 3 

Boit,  J.  McC 3 

Bolger,  J.  F 4 

Boiler,  R.  L 1 

Bolster,  C.  M 3 

Bolton,  R.,  jr 3 

Bonney,  C.  T 3 

Booker,  H.  1 3 

Boone,  R.  A 3 

Boone,  W.  F 4 

Booth,  C.  E.,  jr 4 

Bottom,  J.  T.,  jr 3 

Bowman,  G.  H 1 

Bowman,  R.  L 4 

Boyd,  T.  H 4 

Brandenburger,  H.  A 4 

Brandt,  B.F 4 

Brantly,  N.  D 3 

Brashears,  E.L 3 

Brashears,  G.  W.,  jr 1 

Braun,  B.L 4 

Brennan,  J.  F 4 

Bridget,  F.  J 4 

Brimmer,  K.  E 3 

Briscoe,  R.  P 1 

Brittain,  T.B 3 

Broadhurst,  W.B 3 

Brooke,  G.  M 4 

Brooks,  R 3 

Brooks,  R.  B 3 

Brooks,  W.  A 1 

Broun,  W.  F 4 


i Name  and  initials.  Class. 

Browder,  M.  E 3 

Brown,  A.  D 1 

Brown,  C.  R 4 

Brown,  G.  W 3 

Brown,  L.A 4 

Brown,  R..C 4 

Brownell,  T.C 4 

Browning,  J.N 3 

Bruckman,  H.  R 3 

Brumbaugh,  H.B 4 

Bryan,  F.  B 3 

Bryant,  E.H 1 

Buch,  W.  G 4 

Buchalter,  J 1 

Buchanan,  O’R.  A 4 

Buchholz,  R.  F.  A 3 

Bueche,  H.  S 4 

Bull,  G.  N 3 

Bunch,  T.  H.,  jr - 3 

Bunting,  S.  S 4 

Buracker,  W.  H 3 

Burdick,  G.  F 3 

Burgess,  J.  A 3 

Burke,  C.E 4 

Burket,  A.  W 3 

1 Burkett,  E.  F 3 

Burkholder,  K.  S 4 

Burleigh,  A.  P 1 

Burnham,  G.  H 3 

Burrough,  H.,  3d 3 

Burrow,  J.  G 4 

Busbey,  H.  C 4 

Buse,  F.  R 3 

Bushnell,  C.  H 4 

Butler,  W.,  jr 3 

Butterfield,  R.E 4 

Buttles,  W.S 4 

Byerly,  D.H 4 

Caldwell,  K.  C 4 

Callaghan,  W.  McC I 

Callahan,  F.  H 4 

Callaway,  E.B 3 

Calnan,  G.  C 3 

Camp,  C 1 

Campbell,  J.  M.,  jr 4 

Campbell,  R.  G.,  jr 3 

Campbell,  W.  S 4 

Canan,  S.  TV 3 

Canty,  R.E 4 

Carey,  R.H 4 

Carlisle,  H.  A 4 

Carlson,  D.E 4 

Carmine,  C.  C 1 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MIDSHIPMEN. 


309 


Name  and  initials. 

Carney,  J.  P 

Carney,  J.  Y 

Carroll,  H.  W.,  jr 

Carter,  G.  B 

Carter,  J.  B 

Carter,  J.  H 

Cartwright,  A.  B 

Cassady,  J.  H 

Casteel,  S.  H 

Castille,  L.  E 

Celi,  J.  R.,  jr 

Chadwick,  G 

Chadwick,  J.  H 

Chalkley,  H.  G.,  jr 

Challenger,  H.  L 

Champion,  C.  C.,  jr 

Chapin,  N.  A 

Chapin,  S 

Chappelle,  F.  S 

Chase,  S.  F 

Cherbonnier,  A.  V.,  jr 

Christensen,  H.  A 

Christmas,  W.  F 

Christoph,  K.  J 

Clark,  D.  Harris 

Clark,  D.  Henderson 

Clark,  H 

Clark,  R.  H 

Clark,  S.  A 

Clausing,  J.  G 

Clay,  F.  G 

Clayton,  W.  

Cleave,  C 

Cline,  H 

Cloughley,  S.  T 

Cochran,  P.  S 

Cohan,  A.  M 

Cohen,  J.  S.,  jr 

Colclough,  0.  S 

Coldwell,  H 

Cole,  S.  G 

Collins,  C.  A 

Collins,  L.  P 

Coloney,  P.  R 

Colvin,  O.  D.,  jr 

Colyear,  B.  H 

Combs,  T.  S 

Conant,  F.  H.,  2d 

Condon,  A.  D 

Cone,  W.  W 

Coney,  C.  E 

Conger,  O.  C 

Conlan,  C.  Y 


Name  and  initials.  Class. 

Connelly,  B 3 

Connolly,  J.  A 4 

Connolly,  L.  F 4 

Conrad,  G.  D 3 

Considine,  J.  A 4 

Conway,  E.F 3 

Cook,  Albert  B 4 

Cook,  Allen  B 4 

Cook,  A.  G.,  jr 4 

Cook,  H.  P 1 

Cook,  J.  M 4: 

Cooke,  S.  B 4- 

Cooke,  W.  R.,  jr 4 

Cope,  H.  F 3 

| Cope,  0.  G.,  jr 31 

Corman,  H 3 

Corman,  L 3 

Corrigan,  J.  D 4 

Costello,  J.  P 4 

Cotton,  C.  F 4 

Couble,  A.J 3 

Coulter,  H.  N.... 4 

Courts,  J 4 

1 Cowdrey,  R.  T 3 

Cox,  T.  G.,  jr 3 

| Cox,  W.  T 3 

j Craig,  W 4 

Cranston,  W.  B 4 

Craven,  T.  T 

, Crawford,  A.  D.  A 

| Crawford,  D.  S 1 

Crawford,  G.  C 4 

j Crawford,  J.  G 1 

| Crenshaw,  J.  S 4 

j Crichton,  R.B 1 

Crist,  M..E 3 

j Crist,  M.  P 3 

| Crocker,  J.  A 3 

| Crompton,  I.  S 3 

Cronin,  J.  C 4 

Crosley,  F.  S 1 

Cross,  R.  F.,  jr 4 

Cross,  W.  C 4 

j Crouch,  E.  M 4 

j Crowe,  J.  F.,  jr 3 

| Crowell,  W.  S 3 

I Crum,  E.  M 4 

j Cruzen,  R.  H 3 

! Cullens,  J.  W 1 

j Cullins,  T.  O.,  jr 4 

: Culver,  B.  K 4 

I Cunningham,  F.  J & 


Class. 

4 

. - 4 

. 4 

. 1 

3 

. 4 

. 3 

. 1 

. 3 

- 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 1 

. 3 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 3 

. 4 

. 1 

. 4 

. 3 

4 

3 

. 4 

1 

. 3 

3 

. 4 

1 

4 

3 

4 

. 3 

4 

3 

3 

4 

4 

1 

3 

3 

4 

4 

1 

4 

4 


CO  CO 


310 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MIDSHIPMEN. 


Name  and  initials. 

Cunningham,  G.  B 

Cunningham,  R.  P 

Cunningham,  W.  S 

Cureton,  N.  C.,  jr 

Curley,  J.  J.,  jr 

Curry,  D.,  jr 

Curtin,  L.  W 

Curtis,  J.  P 

Curtiss,  A.  C 

Curts,  M.  E 

Cushman,  C.  H 

Cushman,  W.  R.,  jr 

Cyr,  E 

Daggett,  R.  B 

Dalkowitz,  S.  G 

Damrow,  G 

Dana,  G.  H 

Darby,  W.  C 

Darden,  T.  F.,  jr 

David,  W.  D 

Davis,  A.  P 

Davis,  R.  K 

Davis,  Y.  M 

Davis,  W.  L 

Davis,  W.  S.  G 

Dawson,  H.  T 

Day,  D.  K 

Dearth,  M.  D 

De  Baun,  G.  H 

Decker,  B.  W 

de  Kay,  R.  D 

Dell,  T.  M.,  jr 

DeLong,  E.  R 

Demarest,  C.,  jr 

Dennett,  R.  R 

Dennig,  L.  S 

Deringer,  H.  H 

de  Rivera,  H.  L 

Dettmann,  F.  C.  L 

Detzer,  A.  J.,  jr 

DeWeese,  W 

Dibrell,  S.  T 

Dickins,  J.  H 

Dickson,  J.  B 

Diepenbrock,  A.  J 

Dierdorff,  R.  A 

Digges,  J.  I 

Dillman,  W 

Dillon,  J.  A 

Dillon,  W.  E 

Dingwell,  P.  D 

Dinneen,  W.  J 

Divoll,  L.  E 


Name  and  initials. 

Dodds,  S.  B 

Donaldson,  A.  H 

Donnelly,  J.  B 

Donovan,  J.  F.,  jr 

Doolin,  E.  H 

Dorlon,  J.  H 

Dorsey,  R.  M 

Dougherty,  S.  C 

Dow,  J.  B 

Dowd,  W.  R 

Downes,  E.  H 

Downes,  W.  M 

Downey,  G.  J 

Doyle,  A.  K 

Doyle,  J.  H 

Drexler,  L.  A.,  jr 

Drischler,  C.  S 

Drybread,  W.  L 

DuBois,  S.  W 

Dudley,  J.  R 

Dufton,  W.  S 

Dugan,  C.  F 

Dunbar,  H.  S.,  jr 

Duncan,  C.  W 

Dunnack,  L.  S 

Dupre,  M.  M.,  jr 

Dusinberre,  G.  M 

Duval,  H.  H 

Du  Val,  M.  P.,  jr 

Dwyer,  J.  W 

Dyer,  G.  C 

Eagleton,  W.  L 

Earle,  P 

Eaton,  H.  W 

Eaton,  M.  E 

Eaton,  W.  G 

Eberle,  D.  W 

Edmunds,  C.  D 

| Edward,  A.  S 

: Edwards,  J.  B 

| Edwards,  J.  L 

i Edwards,  R.  D 

! Eggers,  F.  R 

j Eggleston,  J.  M 

, Eicks,  C.  H 

; Eimers,  H.  0 

! Eisenhardt,  C.  F.  McN 

Emerson,  L.  W 

! Emory,  C.  D 

Enright,  E.  H 

Entwistle,  F.  I 

! Erck,  C.  F 

, Erdman,  R.  P 


Class. 

..  3 

..  3 

..  3 

..  4 

..  4 

..  4 

..  3 

. 3 

..  4 

..  3 

1 

. 3 

..  4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 4 

. 3 

. 1 

. 3 

. 3 

. 3 

. 1 

. 4 

. 3 

. 1 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 1 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 4 

. 1 

. 3 

. 4 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MIDSHIPMEN, 


311 


Name  and  initials. 

Erwin,  D.  L 

Esling,  T.  A.,  jr 

Ewen,  E.  C 

Fahrney,  D.  S 

Failing,  K.  R .* 

Faine,  C 

Faires,  V.  M . 

Fairman,  F.  E.,  jr 

Falknor,  B.  L 

Farrell,  L.  B 

Fauth,  G.  W 

Featherston,  J.  H.,  jr 

Fengar,  H.  C 

Ferguson,  W.  H 

Ferris,  F.  F 

Ferris,  R.  C 

Fewel,  W.  G 

Fick,  H.  F 

Fife,  W.  W 

Finch,  C.  S 

Finebaum,  H 

Fink,  C.  K 

Firth,  F.  J 

Fisher,  J.  T 

Fitch,  H.  W 

Fitz,  H.  C 

Fitzgerald,  W.  F.,  jr 

Fitzpatrick,  T.  B 

Fleming,  C.  H 

Fletcher,  W.  B.,  jr 

Fletcher,  W.  D 

Fly,  J.  L.,  jr 

Flynn,  D.  T 

Foley,  J.  B.,  jr 

Follansbee,  C.  G 

Forbes,  W.  G 

Ford,  F.  D.  A 

Ford,  J.  C 

Forester,  J W 

Forrestel,  E.  P 

Foster,  F.  F 

Foster,  R.  R 

Fowler,  A.  B 

Francis,  D.  D 

Francis,  W.  B 

Freeman,  J.  S 

Friedman,  E 

Frier,  J.  M 

Frost,  D.  A 

Fuller,  B.  MacW 

Fullin wider,  E.  G 

Futrelle,  J.  P 

Gaines,  0.  W 


Name  and  initials.  Class. 

Gaines,  W.  R 4 

Galbraith,  W.  H 3 

Gallery,  D.  V.,  jr 4 

Gail  pin,  G.  F 4 

Gardner,  D.W 4 

Gardner,  K.  N 4 

Gardner,  M.  B 1 

Gary,  C.  B 3 

Gates,  H.  E 4 

Gates,  O.  E 3 

Gay,  W.  T 4 

Gaylord,  T.  A 3 

Gearing,  H.  F 3 

Gieselmann,  A.  0 1 

Gilbert,  S.  P.,  jr 3 

Gilbert,  W.  0 4 

Giles,  D.  T 4 

Gillan,  M.  J.,  jr 3 

Gillespie,  A.  W 3 

Gilliam,  G.  W 4 

Gillon,  J.  F 3 

Gilmer,  F.  H 1 

Gingrich,  G.A 4 

Gingrich,  J.  E 3 

Givan,  0.  W 4 

Glass,  R.  P 3 

Glisson,  C.  0 4 

Glover,  C.  D.,  jr 3 

Goggins,  W.B 3 

Goldenberg,  C.  N 3 

Goldsmith,  M.  D 3 

Good,  R.  F 3 

Goodale,  H.  M 4 

Goode,  J.  B 3 

Goodstein,  H 1 

Gordon,  H.  N 4 

Gorry,  W.  A 4 

Graff,  J.  P 3 

Graham,  D.W 3 

Graham,  J.  J 1 

Graham,  R.M 3 

Grannie,  L.  C 4 

Grant,  L.  M I 

Granum,  A.M 4 

Graves,  E.  D.,  jr 4 

Gray,  A.  J.,  jr 4 

Gray,  C.  W.,  jr 4 

Gray,  W.  C 4 

Greber,  C.  F 4 

Green,  C.  L 4 

Green,  N.,  jr 4 

Greenbaum,  A 4 


| Green wald,  R.  C 4 


Class. 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 1 

. 4 

. 4 

. ' 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 1 

. 1 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 3 

. 3 

. 1 

. 4 

. 4 

1 

3 

4 

1 

3 

4 

3 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

3 

4 

3 

1 

3 

3 

1 

4 

4 

1 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

3 


312 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MIDSHIPMEN, 


- Name  and  initials. 

Greer,  J.  M 

Greer,  M.  R 

Gregg,  J.  W 

Gregory,  G.  H 

Griffin,  T.  J 

Griffiths,  C.  A 

Griggs,  J.  B.,  jr 

Grimsley,  E.  M 

Griswold,  W.  A 

Griswold,  W.  E 

Grove,  M.  H 

Grover,  D.,  jr 

Grube,  J.  F 

Guerin,  I.  L 

Guernsey,  E.  B 

Gurney,  D.  S . 

Gustuson,  G.  E 

Guthrie,  H.  A 

Haase,  E.  E 

Hachtel,  C.  L 

Haeberle,  G.  C 

Haff,  T.  G 

Hagerty,  R.  H . 

Hague,  W.  McL 

Hahn,  A.  J 

Hail,  H.  D 

Hailey,  B.  L 

Hainer,  W.  M 

Hains,  P.  W 

Hales,  R.  S 

Hall,  G.  B.  H„  jr 

Hall,  K.  R 

Hall,  S.  K 

Halsey,  W.  H 

Hamilton,  H.  C 

Hamilton,  J.  E 

Hamilton,  J.  L 

Hamilton,  S.  M 

Hamilton,  W.  V 

Hampson,  E.  W 

Hand,  D.  W.,  jr 

Hand,  W.  N 

Hanlon,  B.  H 

Hannah,  S 

Hanson,  R.  E 

Harding,  R.  H. . 

Hardy,  H.  H 

Hargrove,  R.  H 

Harper,  B.  C 

Harrington,  A.  O 

Harrington,  F.  W 

Harrington,  M.  H T 

Harris,  J.  C.,  jr 


Name  and  initials.  Class. 

Harris,  J.  W 4 

Harris,  M.  D 

j Harrison,  D 

j Harrison,  J.  S 

Harrison,  L 

Harrison,  W.  J.. . 

Hart,  W.  T.,  jr... 

Hartford,  J.  D 

Hartman,  C.  C.. . 

Hartt,  B.  A 

Hartung,  R.  R.  . 

Harvey,  S.  W 

Haselden,  J.  D.  . 

Haskell,  O.  S 

Hatch,  M.  E.  . . . 

Haugen,  L.  T.  . . 

Haven,  H.  E. . . . 

Hawkins,  K.  C. . 

Head,  C.  McM.... 

Heath,  J.  P 

Hechtner,  C.  L. . 

Heim,  E.  M 

Heineman,  P.  R. 

Heintz,  J.  H 

Helmkamp,  E.  F. 

Hepburn,  W.  P... 

Herbsfc,  H.  R 

Herring,  G.  G.,  jr 

Herring,  L.  W 

Herrmann,  E.  E.. 

Hevia,  C 

Hibbs,  W 

Hickey,  R.  F 

Hicks,  R.  Le  G. . . 

Higgins,  R.  L 

i Higgins,  W.  L. . . . 


! Highleyman,  R. 

Higley,  J.  W. . . 

Hilbert,  W.  E 1 

Hilding,  G.  D 1 4 

Hill,  E.  R 1 

Hill,  H.  H a 

Hill,  L.  E.,  jr 4 

Hill,  R.  D.,  jr a 

Hillenkoetter,  R.  H. a 

Hines,  W.  U 3 

Hitchcock,  N.R 3 

Hobbs,  A 3 

Holloway,  J.  L.,  jr 1 

Holsinger,  R.  W...., 3 

Hoover,  W.  D 4 

Hopkins,  N.  B 3 

Hopper,  T.B 4 


Class. 

. 3 

. 1 

. 4 

. 3 

. 1 

. 1 

. 1 

. 1 

. 4 

. 1 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 1 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 1 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 1 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

4 

. 3 

. 4 

3 

4 

3 

4 

. 3 

4 


CO.ffc.  W w 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MIDSHIPMEN, 


313 


Name  and  initials.  Class.  I 

Hopwood,  H.  G 3 

Hoskins,  J.  M 4 

Houghton,  R.  A 3 

Houser,  H.  A 4 

Houston,  S • . 4 

Howard,  P.  E 4 

Howell,  E.  B 3 

Howell,  P.  E 4 

Hoxton,  L.  K 4 

Hubbard,  J.C 4 

Hubbell,  H.  H . 4 

Hudson,  It.  C 4 

Hughart,  J.  H.  P.,  jr 4 

Hughes,  D.  A 3 

Hughes,  J.  J 1 

Hughes,  J.  R 4 

Humphrey,  J.D.C 4 

Humphrey,  P .3 

Humphreys,  R 3 

Hungerford,  R.W 1 

Hunt,  C.B 1 

Hunt,  L.  L 4 

Hunt,  P.  F 3 

Hunt,  R.  B 4 

Hunter,  B.  L.,  jr 3 

Huntington,  C.M 3 

Hurff,  J.  E 3 

Huse,  J.  0 1 

Huske,  J.  C 4 

Hutchinson,  M.  C.,  jr 4 

Hutter,  W.  H 3 

Hutton,  C.L 3 

Hyatt,  D 4 

Hyman,  M.  E 4 

Ihrig,  R.  M 1 

Ingersoll,  S.H 4 

Ingram,  W.  A 3 

Ingram,  W.  G.  3 

Irvin,  J.  B 4 

Isbell,  A.J 4 

Isgrig,  C.  S 3 

Isquith,  S.  S 3 

Ives,  J.  S 1 

Ives,  N.  S 3 

Jackson,  F.  H.  W 4 

Jackson,  G.M 1 

Jackson,  P.  N 3 

Jackson,  W.  B.,  jr 4 

Jacobi,  L.  J 4 

Jacomini,  V.  V 4 

Jaffe,  D 3 

Jamison,  J.  W 4 

Jasperson,  R.  E 4 


Name  and  initials.  Class. 

Jennings,  R.E 1 

Jessup,  L.,  jr 4 

Jeter,  T.  P 1 

Jewett,  R.  F 3 

Johns,  L.  J 4 

Johnson,  D.  P 3 

Johnson,  F.  L 3' 

Johnson,  F.  0 4 

Johnson,  W.  D.,  jr 4 

Johnston,  J.  M ] 

Jones,  B.  S 3 

Jones,  D.  L 4 

Jones,  G.  A 4 

Jones,  G.  E 4 

Jones,  H.  C 4 

Jones,  H.  McC 1 

Jones,  H.  P 4 

Jones,  J.  G 4 

Jones,  R.  B 4 

Jones,  R.  D 3 

Jones,  W.  E 3 

Jones,  W.  R 4 

Joy,  C 4 

Judson,  C.  H 4 

Julin,  A.  E 4 

Junker,  A.  W 4 

Justice,  D.B 4 

Juvenal,  W.  W 4 

Kahn,  F.  G 4 

Kain,  R.  T 4 

Kane,  B.  B 4 

i Kauffman,  F.  B 3 

Kegley,  T.M 1 

Keith,  R 3 

Kell,  E.  L ' l 

Keller,  W.  S 4 

Kelley,  B.J 3 

Kelley,  G.  J 3 

Kelley,  M.  R 4 

Kellogg,  W.  P.,  2d 4 

Kelly,  R.  K 4 

Kelly,  T.  J 4 

Kelsh,  C.  T 4 

Kelty,  J.  N 3 

Kemper,  W.  P 4 

Kenyon,  H.  N 4 

Kern,  B.  M 4 

Kern,  E.  D 1 

Kemodle,  M.  H 4 

Kerr,  A.  B 3 

Ketcham,  D 3 

{ Keyhoe,  D.  E 3 

I Kiefer,  D 1 


314 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MIDSHIPMEN. 


Name  and  initials. 

Kiefer,  E.  W 

Kiehl,  E 

Kiernan,  J.  E.  J 

Killian,  R.  R 

Killings  worth,  W.  M 

Kime,  F.  D 

Kincaid,  E.  H 

King,  D.  C 

King,  S.  W 

Kinney,  P.  R 

Kinney,  W.  S 

Kirby,  H.  P 

Kirby-Smith,  E.,  jr 

Kirk,  A.  E 

Kirkland,  G 

Kirpatrick,  J.,  jr 

Kivlen,  J.  R 

Kline,  E.  C 

Kline,  E.  T 

Kloman,  C.  R 

Knisley,  A.  W 

Knope,  V.  R 

Knowles,  H.  P 

Koch,  H.  E. 

Kohrs,  F.  B 

Koops,  C : 

Korns,  V.  E 

Kraker,  G.  P 

Kranzfelder,  E.  P 

Krebs,  W.  J 

Kucera,  T.  P 

Kugel,  C.  A 

Lademan,  J.  U.,  jr 

Lafot,  L 

La  Hache,  S.  L 

Laird,  0.  C 

Lake,  B.  G 

Lalor,  W.  G 

Lamb,  S.  G 

Lambdin,  J.  T.,  jr 

Lambright,  P.  W 

Lamdin,  0.  R 

Lampert,  P.  D. . 

Lannom,  J.  R 

Latta,  H.  S 

Lawbaugh,  L.  C 

Lawson,  J.  E.,  jr 

Lawton,  A.  P 

Leahy,  W.  I 

Lee,  C.  V 

Lee,  P.  F 

Lee,  W.  J 

Leggett,  W.  D.,  jr 


Name  arid  initials.  Class. 

| Leighton,  G.  A 4 

1 Lemler,  P 3 

I Lenhart,  J.J 4 

j Leonard,  J.  E 4 

j Lewis,  D.  W 4 

I Lewis,  E 3 

Lewis,  G.  C.,  jr 4 

‘ Lewis,  M.  V 4 

j Lewis,  R.  P 4 

j Lewis,  T.  L 4 

I Litch,  E.  W 3 

Litchfield,  L.,  jr 4 

j Livingstone,  W.  G 3 

Logan,  D.  F 4 

! Loker,  A.  M 4 

! Londahl,  F.  W 3 

: Longstaff,  J.  B 3 

| Losee,  P.  G 4 

Lowell,  F.  A.  E 4 

i Lowes,  R.  C.,  jr 3 

| Lowry,  J.  D.,  jr 1 

Lack,  C.  B.,  jr 4 

Lusk,  J.  A 3 

| Lynch,  J.  K 4 

j Lyon,  G.  D 4 

| Lyon,  J.  B 3 

Lyons,  L.  LeB.,  jr 4 

Lyttle,  G.  H 4 

| Lyttle,  H.  I) 3 

j McCann,  T.  L 4 

j McCarthy,  H.  E 4 

! McCarty,  P.  G 4 

McClenahen,  L.  S 4 

McClure,  F.  C 4 

McCollum,  A.  H 4 

McCrory,  F.  S 4 

McDermott,  J.  T 3 

McDonald,  J.  B.,  jr 1 

McDonnell,  J.  A 3 

McDowell,  W.  A 4 

McDuffie,  W.  A 4 

McEathron,  E.D 3 

McElduff,  J.  y 3 

McElroy,  W.  G 4 

McGauly,  C ? 1 

McGinley,  J.  A 4 

McGlone,  L.  G 4 

McGowan,  L.  J 4 

McGurl,  D.M 1 

McHugh,  W.B 4 

Mclnemey,  F.  X.  4 


Class. 

. 3 

. 3 

. 1 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 1 

1 

. 3 

. 3 

4 

. ■ 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 1 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 3 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 1 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

1 

3 

3 

4 

4 

3 

3 

1 

4 

4 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MIDSHIPMEN 


315 


Name  and  initials. 

Mclver,  R.  S 

McKay,  J.  H 

McKee,  L 

McKee,  N.  C 

McKelvy,  W.N.,jr 

McKenna,  F.  J 

McKinley,  E.  W 

McKinney,  C.  G 

McLaury,  F.  M 

McLean,  H.  H 

McMahon.  F.  W 

McM enemy,  E.  H 

McMillan,  D.  A 

McNamar,  J.  A 

McQueen,  J.  C 

McQuiston,  E.  I 

McShane,  R.  E 

McVay,  C.B.,3d 

McWilliams,  J.  H. . . „ 

MacBride,  H.  L 

Macdonald,  B.,  jr 

MacElvain,  F.  H 

Macgurn,  F.  A 

MacKerracher,  K 

MacKinnon,  J.  S 

Macklin,  C.  F.,  jr 

MacLaren,  W.  S.,  jr 

MacNamee,  A.  J 

Macondray,  A.,  jr 

Madden,  J.  F 

Madeira,  D.  L 

Magruder,  C.  G.,  jr 

Magruder,  W.  H 

Maguire,  C.  J 

Maher,  E.  A 

Mahoney,  E.  C 

Mahoney,  J.  J 

Maichle,  F.  M 

Main,  A.  L 

Makosky,  W.  E 

Mallard,  J.  B 

Maney,  N.  C.,  jr 

Mann,  S.  S 

Mansfield,  B.  S 

Marie,  L.  E.,jr 

Marienhoff,  H 

Markell,  H 

Marsh,  W.  L 

Marshall,  C.  J 

Martin,  G.  D 

Martin,  H.  M 

Martin,  L.  W 

Martin,  S.  E 


Class. 
. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 1 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

4 

. 4 

. 3 

3 

. 3 

3 
1 

4 
4 
1 
4 
3 


Name  and  initials. 

Martin,  W.  A.  P.,  jr 

Martin,  W.  P 

Marting,  R.  L 

Marts,  J.  W.,  jr 

Maser,  W.  G. . . . 

Mason,  G.  H 

Mason,  L.  Y.,  jr 

Mauger,  G.  L 

Maxson,  L.  J 

Maxson,  W.  L 

I Maxwell,  W.  E 

Mayberry,  F.  A 

I Mays,  W.  H 

j Mead,  G.  W.,  jr 

j Meadow,  H.  L 

Melling,  R.  E.... 

Melton,  C.  N 

I Menocal,  G.  L 

j Mentz,  G.  F 

! Mercer,  J.  G 

Meredith,  E.  E 

Mergen,  H.  N 

Merrick,  R.  H 

Mesnik,  J 

Metzel,  J.  C 

Michael,  S.  J 

j Miller,  D.  K 

Miller,  G.  C. 

j Miller,  I.  W 

j Miller,  P 

j Miller,  R.  B 

| Miller,  W.  E 

Milligan,  R.  E 

Millis,  W.  R 

Mills,  DeL 

Mills,  G.  H 

Milner,  E.  J 

Minckler,  C.  H. 

Miner,  O.  R 

Misson,  C.  A 

j Moebus,  L.  A 

I Moise,  W.  L 

Molloy,  T.  O’H 

I Momsen,  C.  B 

j Moncewicz,  P.  M 

Moncure,  J.  P 

Montgomery,  M 

Moore,  D.  W 

Moore,  E.  P 

Moore,  S.  B 

Moore,  V.  R 

Moore,  W.  E 

Moran,  A.  P.,  jr 


Class. 

. 3 

. 1 

. 4 

. 3 

. 1 

. 1 

. 3 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 1 

. 3 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 1 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 1 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

3 

. 4 

4 

. 3 

1 
4 
4 

3 

4 
4 
4 
4 

3 

4 
3 

3 

4 
4 
4 
1 
4 
1 


316 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OE  MIDSHIPMEN. 


Name  and  initials. 

Moran,  W.  F 

Morehouse,  T.  B 

Morgan,  G.  C 

Morgan,  L.  N 

Morgan,  W.  W 

Morris,  F.,  jr 

Morrison,  G.  D 

Morrison,  J.  H 

Morrow,  L.W 

Morse,  R.  S 

Moses,  M 

Moureau,  R.  C 

Muir,  K.  D 

Mullan,  W.  E.  A 

Mullinnix,  A.  P 

Murphey,  C.  D 

Murphy,  C.  H 

Murphy,  W.  D 

Murphy,  W.  J 

Murray,  R.  G 

Murray,  S.  S 

Murrell,  T.  G 

Musser,  N.  B 

Myers,  G.  B 

Myers,  M.  B 

Myers,  R.  0 

Neal,  J 

Nelson,  A.  D 

Nelson,  R.  F 

Nemrow,  J.  I 

Nesbit,  W.  H 

Netting,  R.  B 

Newbern,  P.  A 

Newsom,  J 

Nibecker,  P.  B 

Nicholas,  H.  T 

Nichols,  P.  G 

Nicholson,  C.  A 

Nickerson,  O.  A 

Nielson,  H.  S 

Nish,  A.  G 

Noble,  C 

Noble,  J.  B 

Noble,  K.  H 

Nolan,  J.  E 

Nyquist,  W 

O’Brien,  T.  J 

O’Donnell,  C.  0 

Ofstie,  R.  A 

Old,  F.  P 

Olds,  H.  W 

O’Leary,  F.  M 

Oliver,  E.  B 


Name  and  initials. 

Olsen,  Charles  E 

Olsen,  Clarence  E 

i Olson,  J.  L.  B. 

Olswang,  W.  W 

Onley,  W.  B 

Orcasitas,  P.,  jr 

i O’Rear,  G.  McF 

Orr,  J.  J 

Osborn,  D.  R.,  jr 

Owens,  G.  F.  B 

Pace,  L.  L 

Pace,  W.  W 

Padgett,  L.  P.,  jr 

Padley,  H.  E 

Page,  D.  M 

Paley,  A 

Palmer,  C.  J 

Palmer,  K.  W 

i Paradise,  N.  A 

Pare,  E.  E 

Parfitt,  T.  A 

Parker,  H.  C 

Parker,  H.  R 

Parker,  L.  C 

; Parks,  G.  B 

Parsons,  J.  S.,  jr 

I Patterson,  G.  A 

| Patterson,  J.  J.,  3d . 

Pearse,  R.  H 

Pearson,  M.  S 

Peay,  G.  H.  L 

Peeples,  H.  D 

Peet,  G.  H.  L 

Peifer,  H.  E 

Pelzman,  L.  B 

Pendleton,  P.  E 

Pendleton,  W.  B 

Pennoyer,  H.  0 

; Per  rival,  R.  C 

Perdue,  C.  H.,  jr 

Perry,  J*. 

Perry,  L.  S 

Perry,  R.  F 

Peters,  H 

Pettee,  E.  E 

Philbrook,  R.  A 

Pickens,  R.  L 

Pickle,  D.  V 

Pierson,  F.  C.,  jr 

Pihl,  P.  E 

Pino,  H.  M 

Pitre,  A.  S 

Pixton,  J.  E , 


Class. 

. 3 

. 3 

. 4 

1 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 3 

. 1 

. 3 

. 3 

. 3 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 1 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 1 

. 4 

1 

4 

3 

1 

4 

4 

3 

3 

4 

1 

4 

3 

• 4 

4 

1 

4 

3 

4 

4 

3 

1 

3 

1 

3 

4 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MIDSHIPMEN 


317 


Name  and  initials. 

Plaskitt,  J.  M 

Poehlmann,  E.  A.  J 

Pollard,  L.  K 

Pollock,  J.  C 

Poole,  E.  D 

Poole,  E.  J.,  jr 

Porteous,  E.  J 

Porter,  C.  D 

Porter,  D.  G 

Porter,  W.  A.,  jr 

Post,  C.  K 

Powell,  E).  A 

Powell,  R.  P 

Powell,  W.  C 

Power,  H.  D 

Power,  K,  H 

Pratt,  C.  R 

Prestwich,  G.  F 

Price,  F.  M 

Price,  W.  S 

Pulliam,  E.  P 

Purves,  S.  S 

Pyle,  W.  A.  F.... 

Quinby,  C.  F.  M.  S 

Quinn,  G.  U 

Raichle,  J.  L 

Ramsey,  L.  C 

Ramsey,  W.  F 

Ramsey,  W.  P.,  jr 

Ransehousen,  R.  S 

Rathbun,  V.  F 

Read,  W.  R 

Redding,  P.  E 

Redgrave,  DeW.  C.,  jr 

Redman,  J.  R 

Reed,  K.  S 

Rees,  J.  F 

Rees,  W.  L 

Register,  P.  J 

Reisinger,  J.  C 

Reiter,  L.  R 

Rend,  C.  J 

Repplier,  F.  0 

Reynolds,  C.  H.,  jr 

Reynolds,  H.  ,T 

Reynolds,  J.  L 

Rezner,  J.  E 

Rhodes,  C.  W 

Rhoton,  R.  G 

Rice,  H.  E.,  jr 

Rice,  J.  W 

Rice,  W.  A 

Richards,  C.  L 


Class.  1 

. 3 I 

. 3 


4 

4 

4 

3 


4 

4 

1 

1 

3 

4 

3 

4 
4 

3 

4 
4 
1 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
1 
4 
4 
4 

3 
1 

4 
3 
1 
3 

3 

4 
4 
4 
4 
1 

3 

4 
4 
1 
4 
4 
1 
4 
4 
3 
3 


i 


Name  and  initials. 

Richardson,  J.  C 

Richmire,  G.  L 

Richter,  0.  C 

Riddle,  M.,  jr 

Riley,  F.  J 

Robbins,  T.  H.,  jr 

Roberts,  D.  W 

Roberts,  F.  W 

Roberts,  J.  A.,  jr 

Roberts,  R.  H 

Roberts,  R.  R 

Roberts,  W 

Roberts,  W.  H 

Robertson,  J.  L 

Robinson,  R.  E.,  jr 

Roby,  K.  H 

Rochester,  H.  A 

Rockey,  C.  H 

Rockwell,  J.  P 

Rodes,  J.  W 

Rogers,  W.  N 

Roland,  C.  W 

Root,  D.  0 

Roper,  J.  W 

Rorschach,  F.,  jr 

Rose,  J 

Rosenbaum,  F.  B 

Rosenberry,  G.  E 

Rossheim,  D.  B 

Roswall,  P.  E... 

Roth,  E.  E 

Rowan,  P 

Rowe,  L.  L 

Ruby,  H.  A 

Rucker,  J.  E 

Rule,  A.  O.,  jr 

Rule,  H.  C.,  jr 

Rule,  J.  C 

Runquist,  E.  R 

Rush,  A.  S 

Rush,  R.  McK 

Russell,  G.  L 

Rust,  H.  C 

Ryan,  T.  J.,  jr 

Ryley,  W.,  jr 

Sabalot,  A.  C.  J 

Sabin,  L.  S.,  jr 

Sachse,  F.  C 

Sackett,  E.  L 

Sage,  G.  E 

Sailor,  H.  A 

Sample,  W.  D . 

Sampson,  J.  G 


Class. 

. 1 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 1 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 1 

. 1 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

1 

. 3 

. 4 

. 3 

3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

4 
4 
4 
1 

3 

4 
1 

. 4' 

1 
4 

3 

. 4 

4 

3 

4 
3 

3 

4 
1 
1 
4 


318 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MIDSHIPMEN. 


Neme  and  initials. 

Sanders,  C.  H 

Sanner,  G.  R 

Sanson,  R.  C 

Saunders,  W.  H 

Saurette,  J.  O 

Saye,  J.  R 

Sayre,  F.  N 

Scaffe,  T.  C 

Schaeffer,  V.  H 

Schas,  W.  D.  F 

Schell,  E.  W 

Schetky,  G.  L 

Schildhauer,  C.  H 

Schindler,  W.  G 

Schmidt,  F.  W 

Schneider,  H.  G 

Schoeffel,  M.  F 

Schroder,  R.  L 

Schubert,  H.  P 

Schulten,  L.  B 

Schwien,  N.  O 

Scott,  L.  K 

Scott,  S 

Scott,  S.  T 

Scull,  H.  M 

Sease,  E.  W 

Seitz,  G.  A 

Selby,  M.  E 

Seletski,  J 

Seligman,  M.  T 

Semple,  L.,  jr 

Serat,  M.  E.,  jr 

Settle,  B 

Settle,  T.  G.  W 

Severyns,  J.  H 

Sewell,  W.  H 

Sexton,  H.  C.,  jr 

Shannonhouse,  F.  McR.,  jr 

Shaw,  H.  P 

Shaw,  S.,  jr 

Sheldon,  G.  H 

Sherman,  E.  P 

Sherman,  K.  L 

Sherritt,  H.  I 

Shoemaker,  J.  E 

Shoener,  P.  H y 

Shomier,  J.  E.,  jr 

Shope,  W.  K.  B 

Short,  G.  E 

Shugg,  C 

Shwartz,  H.  M 

Sickel,  H.  G.,  4th 

Signer,  R.  M 


Name  and  initials.  Class. 

Simelson,  L 4 

Simpson,  R.  E 4 

Simpson,  R.W 4 


Sinnott,  D.J 1 


J Sin  ton,  W 3 

| Sisson,  B 4 

Skahill,  B.  J 4 

j Skinner,  C.  R 3 

! Skinner,  G.  C.,  jr 3 

j Slawson,  P.  S 3 

Sloane,  D.  C 4 

1 Slocum,  H.  B 1 

| Smellie,  E.  F 4 

| Smith,  A.  F.,  jr 3 

| Smith,  A.  V.  D 4 

j Smith,  C.  E 4 

Smith,  C.  R.. 1 

Smith,  C.  W 3 

Smith,  D.  F 4 

Smith,  J.  N 4 

Smith,  J.  T 4 

Smith,  P.  A 3 

Smith,  R.H 3 

Smith,  R.  McL.,  jr 1 

Smith,  S.  B 4 

Smith,  T 4 

Smith,  W.  M 3 

Smith,  W.  W 3 

! Snackenberg,  J.  A 4 

I Snare,  E.  D 4 

Snelling,  C.  M.,  jr 4 

Snyder,  G.  W.,  3d 4 

Sollars,  R.D 3 

Soucek,  A 4 

Spaven,  J.  S 1 

Speight,  E.P 3 

j Sprague,  A.  T.,  3d 1 

Sprague,  R.  C 4 

j Spriggs,  A.J 3 

| Sproul,  M.  F 3 

Stafford,  L.  S 4 

j Staudt,  A.R 1 

j Steinbauer,  F.S 4 

j Steinhagen,  P.W 3 

Sterling,  M.  B 3 

j Sterling,  P.  R 3 

Stevens,  E.  E 3 

j Stevens,  G.  C 4 

! Stevens,  L.  C 1 

Stoddert,  F.  B 3 

Stogsdall,  R.  R.,  jr 4 

Stoker,  E.  S 3 


Class. 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 1 

- 3 

. 1 

. 4 

. 4 

. 1 

. 1 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

1 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

1 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

1 

. 4 

4 

4 

1 

3 

. 4 

. 3 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

1 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

1 

4 

4 

3 

4 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MIDSHIPMEN. 


319 


Name  and  initials. 

Strachan,  W.  J 

Strang,  C.  J 

Strite,  R 

Strong,  R.  C.,  jr 

Strother,  J.  H 

Strother,  W.  J.,  jr 

Stubbs,  F.  H.,  jr 

Sturtevant,  E.. 

Sullivan,  J.  B 

Sullivan,  P.  V 

Sullivan,  W.  E 

Sundberg,  C.  A.  L 

Sundberg,  W 

Surran,  C.  L 

Swafford,  C.  A 

Swanson,  C.  F 

Swanston,  W.  A 

Sweeney,  R.  D.  F 

Swigart,  0.  R... 

Switzer,  W.  G 

Sykes,  J.  B 

Sylvester,  E.  W 

Tague,  J.  R 

Talbert,  J.  T.,  2d 

Talbot,  F.  R 

Talbot,  P.  H. ......... . 

Talbott,  B.  T 

Tallman,  D.  R 

Tannewitz,  C.  L 

Tarbuck,  R.  D 

Tarbutton,  E.  A 

Tarbutton,  W.  E 

Taylor,  F 

Taylor,  H.  M 

Taylor,  H.  W 

Taylor,  L.  V.  D 

Taylor,  W.  F 

Tellman,  H.  A 

Ten  Eyck,  J.  C.,  jr 

Thackrey,  L.  A 

Thayer,  R.  G 

Thomas,  A.  S 

Thomas,  C.  J 

Thomas,  F.  J 

Thomas,  M.  E 

Thomas,  W.  S 

Thompson,  E.  M 

Thompson,  H.  0 

Thompson,  J.  L 

Thompson,  M.  C 

Thompson,  P.  B 

Thompson,  W.  A.  P 

Thorne,  T.  S 


Name  and  initials.  Class. 

Thornton,  J.  M 3 

Thorp,  W.  B 4 

| Threshie,  R.D 3 

| Thurber,  H.  R 1 

Thurston,  A.P 1 

Tillman,  E.  H.,  jr 3 

I Tillson,'E.  M 3 

| Tobey,  N.S 3 

Todd,  C.  R 4 

Tompkins,  R.  B 4 

Tomlinson,  W.  G 3 

Tower,  L.  L 4 

Townsend,  R.J 3 

j True,  A.  E 4 

Tuggle,  R.  B 1 

Turner,  E.  W 4 

Turney,  H.W 3 

Tusler,  F.  A 3 

Tyler,  C.  L. 3 

| Updegraff,  W.  N 1 

| Upshur,  J.  A 4 

! Van  Bergen,  N.  B. 4 

! van  Buren,  H.  S. 3. 

j Van  Cleave,  M. 3 

j Van  Cleve,  J.  C 4 

| van  Deurs,  G. 4 

I Van  de  Water,  D.  G 4 

! Yanzant,  R.  B.... 4 

| Yeeder,  T.  E.  DeW.,  jr.... .....  1 

! Yetter,  J.  P. 3 

' Yogenitz,  V.  O.. 4 

| Voinot,  P.  E 3 

| Yoit,  J.  B 4 

; von  Dreele,  W.  H.,  jr 4 

| von  Heimburg,  E.  H 1 

| Yose,  W.  C 1 

! Wachtler,  W.  A 3 

Waldron,  R.  G 1 

Walker,  C.J 4 

Walker,  E.  T.,  jr 4 

Walker,  F.R 4 

| Walker,  G.  L 4 

Walker,  H.E 3 

Walker,  J.  L 4 

Wallace,  C.  R 3 

Wallace,  W.  H 3 

Waller,  F.  P 1 

Walmer,  H.W 4 

Walsh,  E.  J 3 

Walton,  C.  L 3 


Ward,  B.  N 3 


Class. 

1 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

1 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 3 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 1 

3 

3 

3 

4 

1 

3 

4 

4 

4 

4 

1 

3 

3 

4 

4 

4 

4 

3 

4 

4 

4 

4 

3 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

1 

3 

3 


320 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MIDSHIPMEN, 


Name  and  initials. 

Ward,  B.  P 

Warner,  S.  H 

Warrack,  R.  C 

Waters,  J.  A.,  jr 

Watrous,  C.  K 

Watson,  P.  B 

Watt,  R.  M.,  jr 

Watters,  H 

Wattles,  T.  L 

Webb,  J.  C 

Webb,  E.  H 

Webster,  W.,  jr 

Weed,  W.  H.,  jr 

Weidner,  W.  F 

Weiss,  O.  C.  J 

Welborn,  M 

Welch,  J.  F.,  jr 

Welch,  P.  P 

Welch,  R.  H.  W.,  jr 

Wellborn,  C.,  jr 

Weller,  O.  A 

Wellings,  A.  J 

Wellings,  T.  F 

Wells,  F.  H 

. Wells,  R.  K 

Wentworth,  C.  R 

Westfall,  M.  J 

Westover,  W.  B 

Wheelhouse,  H.  A 

Wheelock,  C.  D 

Wheelock,  R.  S 

Whelchel,  J.  E 

Whey  land,  M.  C 

Whiteford,  C.  A 

Whitehead,  W.  D 

Whitmer,  D . T 

Whitmire,  J.  E 

Whitney,  J.  P 

Whitney,  R 

Whittaker,  H.  R 

Wickerham,  D.  A 

Wiedman,  W.  A 

Wiens,  R.  E 

Wiestling,  R.  C 

Wilcock,  W.  C 

Wildman,  C.  K 

Wilkerson,  D.  C 

Wilkes,  C 


Name  and  initials.  Class. 

Willenbucher,  F.  O 1 

Willenbucher,  R.  F 4 

Williams,  D.C 3 

Williams,  E.A 4 

Williams,  H.  G 4 

Williams,  J.  C 1 

Willis,  J.  H 4 

Willis,  R.  G 4 

Wilkie,  E.  E 4 

Wilmot,  F.  E 3 

Wilson,  B.  B.,  jr 4 

Wilson,  D.H 4 

Wilson,  E.  P 3 

1 Wilson,  F.  P.,  jr 1 

Wilson,  H 3 

Wilson,  James  D 3 

Wiltsie,  I.  D 4 

Winckler,  E.R 1 

Winslow,  E.  L 4 

Winter,  F.  C 3 

Wintermantel,  E 3 

Wirth,  T.  R 4 

Wise,  L.  M 4 

Wisenbaker,  J.  L 1 

Wishard,  R.  H 4 

Wishart,  P.  B 4 

Wolfinger,  R.  G 4 

Womble,  J.  P.,  jr 4 

Woodman,  H.  S 1 

Woodson,  C.  P 4 

Woodson,  C.  R 3 

Wooldridge,  E.  T 3 

i Wootten,  C.  T 3 

Worsham,  R 3 

Worth,  D.  F.,  jr 3 

Wray,  H.  T 4 

Wyatt,  J.  L 3 

Wyman,  C.  H : 4 

Wynkoop,  T.  P.,  jr 1 

Yager,  R.  F 4 

York,  L.  D 3 

Young,  G.  S 4 

Young,  L.  L 4 

Young,  P.  G 4 

Zellars,  T.  E 4 

Zimmerli,  R.  M 3 

Zotti,  F.,  jr 4 


Class. 

. 3 

. 1 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 1 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 4 

. 1 

. 3 

. 3 

. 4 

. 4 

. 1 

. 4 

. 4 

. 3 

. 3 

. 1 

. 1 

. 3 

. 3 


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