Central High School - Red and Black Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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MEMORIAM SXSGT. LOUIS W. SCHULTE Central, 4'38. With the United States Army Air Corps in England. Killed June 19, 1944. Cause and place of death unknown. Distinguished Fly- ing Cross, Four Oak Leaf Clusters, Air Medal. Purple Heart. PFC. MARVIN EUGENE SHINALL Central, '44. With the United States Army in France. Killed in action by machine-gun tire, in Eastern France, March 15, 1945. SGT. PAUL A. SHRIVER Central, 27. With the 746th Tank Battalion of the United States Army in the European Theatre of Operations. Died of wounds received at Lintz, Germany, in the Rhine Region, March 12, 1945. Purple Heart. SGT. EDWARD ADOLPH SIMAC Central, '43, With the United States Army Air Corps in the European Area. Killed over Ham- burg, Germany. when his plane was shot down, March ll, 1945. Citation of Honor, Purple Heart. SGT. SAMUEL BOYD STARR LT. Central. '34. Gunner on bombing missions with the United States Army in North Africa. Was with the 12th Air Force, the first to land in Egypt. and operated with the British 8th Army. Saw action throughout the Egyptian Campaign. Was killed in North Africa by the explosion of a land mine, January 13, 1943. Died in a field hospital and is buried in Tripoli, Libya. Air Medal, Citation of Honor. Presidential Citation signed by Franklin D. Roosevelt. Purple Heart. F. NORMAN STOCKHO Central, 531. Pilot with the United States Army Air Force. Killed in a bomber crash over Mac- Dill Field, at Tampla, Florida, July 21, 1943. CPL. 'WILLARD C. STRAUB CPL. Central, 139. In service thirty-two months with the United States Marines, twenty-tive months in the South Pacific Area. Was in three major bat- tles: Bougainville, Guam. Iwo Jima. Killed in action at Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands, February 26. 1945. Presidential Citation, Purple Heart. WILLIAM D. TEMM Central. '4O. With the Uniteds5States Army of the 316th Fighter Control Squadron, in the European Theatre of Operations. Shot down over Germany, April 19. 1945. S lfC NATALE TORTI LT. Central, '4l. Mechanic with the United States Navy at Pearl Harbor. Killed in the Japanese attack there, December 7, 1941. VIRGIL A. TRAMELLI Central, '33, Navigator with the United States Army Air Corps in the Pacilic Area, based on Tarawa. The Liberator he was navigating went down near Majuro Island, of the Marshall Group. The exact cause, place, and date of death, however, are as yet unknown. Death was recorded Febru- ary 4, 1946. Air Medal, two Oak Leaf Clusters, They died in LT. PFC. LT. LT. PFC. PFC. PFC. LT. PFC ELMER H. VISHION Central, '38, Navigator with the United States Army Air Corps, stationed in England. Missing in action, and declared dead, after his group, the 100th Bombing Group, of the 349th Squadron, referred to as The Purple Heart Squadron , went down in combat over Abbeville, France, June 5. 1944. Purple Heart. ROBERT VOCKER Central, 4139. With the United States Army in the European Theatre. Killed in action Septem- ber 10, 1944, in Belgium. Purple Heart. OSCAR E. VROMAN Central, '33. With the United States Army in domestic and foreign service. Leader of a machine- gun platoon. Killed in action, in Cherbourgh, France, June 17, 1944. Purple Heart. STANLEY WALISZEWSKI Central, '34. With the United States Army Air Corps, 364th Bombing Squadron, in England. Killed in a raid over Germany, February 26, 1943. Purple Heart. JOSEPH STANLEY WARZYCKI Central, '41. With the United States Marines in the Pacihc theatre of action. A flame thrower, during the last Eve months of his service. Shot through the head by an enemy sniper on Guam, of the Mariana Islands, August 5, 1944. Purple Heart posthumously awarded. LAWRENCE R. WEIR Central, '34. With the United States Army in England. Killed instantly when his ship, en route to the European Area, was torpedoed while cross- ing the English Channel, April 28, 1944. ROBERT J. WINDISH Central, '38. Sharpshooter with the United States Marines. Killed aboard the Battleship Arizona 'in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941. Purple Heart. FRANK 1. YAWITZ Central, '34. With the United States Army some- where in England. Killed in line of duty in Black- more. England, September 24, 1944. Oak Leaf Clusters, Air Medal, Purple Heart. . EDWARD D. ZERFACE Central, 4:37. With the United States Army En- gineers in Italy. Died of wounds received in battle, January 29, 1944, Purple Heart. B. M. lfC CHESTER ZWILLING Central, 4:37. With the Coast Guard Division of the United States Navy. Killed in an accident off Norfolk, Virginia, .August 27, 1944. World War II.

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THE ARMY OE THE UNITED STATES OE AMERICA ED NOLTE In U. S. Marines, '44-'45, wounded on Iwo Jima, Purple Heart. Marcus Brinkerhoff. '33 Charles E. Brockman. '33 Arthur Brosius, '3 3 John H. Bromwich, '44 James L. Brown, '40 Kenneth A. Brown. '26 Thomas O. Brown, '30 Jerome A. Bruening, 37 Arnold D. Brumnet, X38 Chester B. Bruns. '37 George K. Bruus, '43 Frank Buchanan. '39 Kenneth C. Buchanan, '31 Arthur J. Buechele, '34 Harold E. Buechele, '45 Russell E. Buechele. X35 George Morell Buehlmaier, '37 Orville T. Buehlmaier, +31 Elmer P. Buehrig, '37 Fred H. Buhrman. '37 Richard A. Buhrman. '33 Albert Louis Burgdorf, '45 Robert A. Burns, '39 Kenneth L. Burstein, '44 Robert M. Busche.. '43 Harold Buschmeyer, '44 Kenneth E. Bussmeyer, '36 Calvin L. Button. '39 Anthony Buzzotta, '42 John William Byrne, '40 Thomas J. Cadell. +36 Victor A. Callahan, '38 Donald W. Camp. '36 Robert M. Campbell. '45 Sam Candela, X40 William Cannon, '43 Philip Cappello, '45 Frank Caradona, '3 9 Vito Caradona, '42 William Cardona, 4241 John Carapella. '37 Peter P. Carapella, '38 Venture Caravello, '38 A. Robert Carpenter, '40 John A. Carrabino. '36 Emanuel Cassimatis, '33 John P. Cassimatis, '39 Vincent J. Castelli, '34 Glennon M. Casey. '40 George John Chall, '4l Gene Paul Chapman, '42 Harold E. Chapman. '38 Ted Chatman, '43 Michael J. Cherer, '44 Glendon W. Christian, '42 Edward Christoff, '40 Joseph T. Cigno, '26 Pat P. Ciluffo. X33 Edward J. Clarkin, '38 Joseph F. Clarkin, '37 Floyd W. Clay, '42 F. Vernon Clay, '43 James K. Clayman, 4:42 Joseph Clements, X34 Bloys Clodfelter, '40 James F. Cobb, '41 Martin Cohen, '40 Sidney Cohen. '35 Vincent E. Colletti, 4137 Melvin W. Collins, '36 Milton Collins, '42 Jack Joseph Collom. '42 James Conley, 4:3 6 Joseph J. Conrad, '38 Angelo Constantin, '43 James Conyers, '20 C. Kenneth Cooley, 42 Edward Cooley, 'F40 William Cooley, 39 Burleigh L. Coombes. '36 Paul L. Cooper, '42 Gene W. Copeland. '43 Walter L. Copeland. '37 Glennon Corbett, X3 7 Harry Corbett. 413 7 Alvin M. Corry, '37 Leo Cosentino. X41 John Costello, 4:40 Ernest V. Couch, +39 James Covington. '34 James W. Covington, '36 Joseph V, Cracchiolo, '45 John Crimi, '40 Joseph F. Crimi, '41 John E. Crittenden, '42 James M. Cromer. '45 Lester Jean Crow, '42 Paul William Crow, '32 Joseph A. Culella, '37 J. L. Cummings, '41 Daniel H. Cuneo. '41 Lester Curran ,'40 James J. Curry, '40 Basilie J. Cusumano. '35 Sam S. Cusumano. '32 Chester Czebrinski, '33 Anthony V. Czachowski, '41 Michael E. Daddona, '37 Robert R. Daffron, '45 Vincent D'Angelo. '43 J. B. Darling, 'K39 D. J. Darrow,'f42 Elmer H. Dauer, '35 Lester T. David,'37 William Lee Davis,3'f3 5 Forest C. Decker, '37 Lawrence Decker, 'l'33 Loyd B, Deckley, '41 Peter De Frank, '41 Janice de Jong, '43 John H. Delahay, '42 John De Luca, '36 Julia De Luca, '40 Sherman Dempsey. '45 Isadore W. Derfeld, '35 Carmelo De Simone, '35 Jasper V. De Simone, '33 Larry Dickason, '38 Joseph T. Dickens, '43 Russell Dickhans. '33 Oliver Diers, '43 Frank DinkelkampR'c35 Frank Edward Di Pauli, '46 Joseph H. Disper, '41 Joseph B. Ditter, '35 Norman Dixon, '42 Russell P. Dixon, '32 Richard W. Douglas, 1 34 William Duane Douglas, '45 Verlon S. Douglas, '43 C. Joe Dove, '39 Alexander B. Dowl, '35 Michael T. Dowl, '36 Harold J. Doza, '41 Reid Draffen, '35 Robert J. Driller, '40 John E. Driskell, 4'4l Keith B. Driskell, 41 Earl A. Duey .38 Morris Duggan, '31 Chester Duncan, '41 Albert E, Dunn, '39 Francis H. Dunn, '33 Stephen P. Dyer, 41 William R. Ebbinghaus. '32 Oliver F. Ebmeyer, '37 Our men, courageous, brave, and trueg 10