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Military Academy Mexico, Missouri
1889
Twenty-Seventh Year
1915
Rated “Class A” by the United States War Department. Accred ited School to the Universities
Colonel E. Young Burton, B. A., University of Virginia, President
School Motto:
“Love,
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Catalogue of Session, 1914-15 Announcements, 1915-16
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J^acultp COL. EMMETT YOUNG BURTON, B. A., University of Virginia
PRESIDENT A. B., University of Virgina, 1902; Graduate Student, Summer Quarter, University of Chicago, 1903 and 1905; Graduate Student in Engineer ing Department, University of Wisconsin, Summer Term, 1909; Graduate Student, University of Virginia, 1908-09; Principal of Howell Institute, Howell, Missouri, 1902-03; Professor of Mathematics in St. Charles Military Academy, St. Charles, Missouri, 1903-05; Teach er of Mathematics in State Normal, Kirksville, Missouri, 1905-07; Superintendent of St. Charles Military Academy, St. Charles, Missouri, 1907-08; Assistant in Mathematics, University of Virginia, 1908-09; Professor of Mathematics, Millsaps College, 1909-14; Secretary, Mill saps College 1911-14; President Missouri Military Academy 1914-.
MAJOR JOHN HAMMOND WHITMORE, A- BSECRETARY Randolph Macon Academy, 1894-96; Randolph Macon College, 1896-99; Principal Public Schools, Virginia, 1899-1901; Graduate Staunton Business College, 1902; Instructor St. Charles Military Academy, 1902-07; A.B., St. Charles College, 1908; Principal Department of Commerce, St. Charles Military Academy, 1908-11; Principal De partment of Commerce, Missouri Military Academy, 1911-15; Secre tary, Missouri Military Academy, 1911-15.
MAJOR J. CLYDE STROCK, A. B. PRINCIPAL OF ACADEMY Harrisburg Academy, ’06; A.B. Lebanan Valley College, ’10; Instructor in English and French, St. Charles Military Academy, ’10-’12; Travel and Study in Europe, T2-’13; Graduate Student, University of Chi cago, '14; Instructor in English and French, Missouri Military Academy, ’14-’15.
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MISSOURI MILITARY ACADEMY LIEUT.-COL. WILLIAM EVERETT MOULD COMMANDANT OF CADETS First Lieutenant (retired), United States Army; Detailed as Professor of Military Science and Tactics by the U. S. War Department; Michi gan Military Academy, Orchard Lake, Mich.; U. S. Military Academy, West Point; Service in Cuba, 1898; in Philippines, 1899 to 1901; ommandant of Cadets, Blees Military Academy, 1907-’08; Command ant of Cadets, Missouri Military Academy, 1908-’09, 1909-10, 1910-11, T?11"12’ 1912-13’ Professor Military Science and Tactics, Hitchcock i itary Academy, 1913-14; Commandant of Cadets, Missouri Mili tary Academy, 1914-15, 1915-.
CAPT. DAVID J. SAVAGE, A. B., English and Latin Minsaps College; Four years Principal in Public Schools, Mississippi; a ilaster and Instructor in Latin and History, Millsaps Prepara°Jy ™Ch001’.1912“14; Assistant in English, Millsaps College, 19124; Fellow in Latin and Greek, Millsaps College, 1913-14. Instruc tor m State Teachers’ Normals, Mississippi, Summers 1912-13-14; ns ructor in Latin and English, Missouri Military Academy, 1914-15; University of Missouri, 1915.
CAPT V. BURKETT HATHORN, B. S. Science and Athletics B.S., Milsaps College, Jackson, Mississippi, 1914; Science Club, Milsaps College, 1912-13-14; Instructor in Physics and Chemistry, Missouri Military Academy, 1914-15; University of Missouri, 1915.
CAPT. J. C. STOY, B. S. in M. E. Music and Manual Arts Academy of Richmond Co., Augusta, Ga., ’09; B.S., in M. E., A. and M. Col lege, Miss. 12; Asst. Director of Miss. A. and M. College Band, 1012; Instructor in Mathematics and Manual Training, Panola County, Mississippi, Agricultural High School, 13-14; Instructor of Music, Manual Training and Mechanical Drawing, Missouri Military Academy, 14-15.
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MISSOURI MILITARY ACADEMY MISS DORINDA BRUCE
(Hardin College) Music and Grades
COL. E. Y. BURTON (University of Virginia, University of Chicago, University of Wis consin).
Mathematics
MAJ. J. C. STROCK
(Lebanon Valley College, University of Chicago and Abroad). French, German and English
MAJOR J. H. WHITMORE (Randolph Macon College,. Dunnsinore’s Business College)
Business Courses
COL. W. E. MOULD (West Point and study of Spanish in Phillipines)
History and Spanish
CAPT. V. B. HATHORN
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CAPT. N. R. RODES, M. D. Surgeon
LIEUTENANT F. E. BROWNING (Barnes Business College)
Stenography and Typewriting
LIEUTENANT W. C. KARLSON Mechanical Drawing
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Methodist Church, Rev. S. W. Hayne. Baptist Church, Rev. O. O. Green. Catholic Church, Father J. J. Dillon. First Church of Christ, Scientist, Zenas Garrett, First Reader. Episcopal Church, (making a change of Rectors). CLASS OFFICERS President
Vice-Pres.
Secretary
F. Ramsey
Treasurer
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Senior
F. May
E. Sawyers
Wm. McAnally D. Johnson
Junior
E. Smith
B. Loggains
L. Huffman
L. Undine
T. Byers
Sophomore
T. Anderson
L. Wilson
B. Mayfield
H. Kruger
S. Brown
Freshman
G. Hill
P. Berkland
L. Werre
T. Crump
W. Jackson
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F. Dougherty
H. Brady
L. Hall
S. Peppers
H. Castle
LowerSchool
J. Shirk
C. Castle
R. Campbell
M. Asbury
G. Cline
from one of the most prominent school men in the state ofMississippi, Dr. D. C. Hull, Superintendent of the schools of Meridian, Mississippi, and formerly President of Millsaps College, Jackson, Mississippi:
“Col. E. Y. Burton is one of the most practical and efficient school men of my acquaintance. He is possessed of a sound judgment for advising young men; he has rare tact in dealing with them; and his sympathetic nature equips ‘him splendidly for giving them the help that they invariably need in their early experience in boarding school or college. I do not know of a man any where to whom I would more enthusiastically commit the keeping of my own boy.”
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Kansas City, Mo. Billings, Mont.
Dr. John Punton Mr. Henry B. Miller
ROSTER OF CADETS
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