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Pr of th« Class ot 20
Edmund M Ix>osrcope,
who is our selected
year. is one of the
bora, of the class of 1980
of Houston, I where he received his commission in
r for this the Field Artillery. He was station- twent f*******
>j>u)ar mem- I ed at Camp Zachary Taylor, Louis- Randolph, E. Not explaining
vine. Ky., until dischanred. Decern- difference between Punmkin-pie and
‘Eddie” first steppe!) into the her 28, 19HJ He then returned jn ( *and-*toae.
“lime !li*fct”! when he starred-as cap- colleae wheri he resumed his basket-j Sheppherd, I. J.—Gimrling in claoa.
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the Fish haskt
ho has won a place
my football
.bout a year ano
tamp at Fort
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Bissell. W B.—Cheek dancing.
Muller, C. H.—No pac^ at drill.
Slovscek; A.—Disturbinw peace in
early morning.
Fricke, G. S.—V biting.
Benton, L- H.-—Strutting on mil
itary walk.
Brackett, R. D.—Disturbance hi
main building; non-teg smile.
Captain Duncuss—Absent reveille;
no officers braid.
Richey, J. J.—Inaccuracy of slide
rule coth|Mtatioa. •
James, \W. G —Defscirig private
i property with blue pencils
Fountain, \C. P.—Absent confer-
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Riffenberg, H. B.—Visiting K. C.
Hall. 1 \P
Firth. Chas - Smoking cigaretts.
Caasiday, Miki*—.Playiag Bryan
society. ;
Puiyear. Chas.—-Allowinig wor4i tb <
remain on board ofie^haH minute. ,
Love, A. C.—Falling to ^itudy let-
son. ;i j
Sbisa, B.—Attempting to deceive
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Fermier, E. J.—►Absent cha;
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M7. He continued his athletic ! wards elected president of the Jui- next year’s uniform.
er by winning a letis • in ’IT-’IS, ior class. h«.n M *** ^-i i n
—- r.w.rdrt by b. In, .l.cled W>,.n th, Anlll.ry u„H w.. *■ in cW
- - ' - -® 1 tni,ferred to th- E. R.--('r«tm, i.t^.
'tain of the basketbal I team for ganized “Ed” was
lion to this Battery and was promoted to the ‘top*
est in physics class.
last year's
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mate to have a man of wnting on experiments, f j
Clark. F. B.—Sleeping ih chapel.
Ridgway^l. W.—Dhimmyihg.
serggant
are very*
such experience gad attainments as
our president
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