This place's class of 1915 was known as the "class the stars fell on" because of their rapid promotions.
This non-Vermont location's early leader, Alden Partridge, required residents to attend church services. Joseph Gardner Swift was the first person to receive a "Cullum number" at this place. A tradition here holds that those who are struggling should rotate the rowels of the spurs of a bronze statue of John Sedgwick. While this place was run by Sylvanus Thayer, an 1826 riot took place around Christmas when eggnog was illegally made. Judge Learned Hand investigated a 1951 scandal where 90 people here were accused of "cribbing" exam answers, and its graduates have included Anastasio Somoza. This place's class of 1915 was known as the "class the stars fell on" because of their rapid promotions. George Custer graduated last in his class here. For 10 points, name this institution in New York where Army cadets can be found.
This non-Vermont location's early leader, Alden Partridge, required residents to attend church services.
{West Point} [or The {Point}, or {United States Military Academy}, or {USMA}, prompt on {Army}, prompt on The {Academy}]