Johnstown High School - Spectator Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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M SPECTATOR Ex 1917-DONALD SHUMAKER, Corporal, clerk, Natio- nal Bank of Johnstown, 1915-1917, Indiana National Guards, Co. A, 110th Regiment, Officers' Training Camp, Camp Hancock, Ga. 1917-CHARLES BOWSER, Private, enlisted in J. H. S., Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Co. A, 110th Regiment, Camp Hancock, Ga. 1917--ROBERT WIER, Seaman, Naval Reserves, Wis- sahickon Barracks, Cape May, N. J. ' 1917-ROBERT A. BROCKUNIER, two-year commer- cial student, Cambria Steel Co., 1915-1917, Private, Fort Warren, Boston, Mass. 1918-LOUIS DONGES, Private, enlisted in J. H. S., Co. A, 110th Regiment, Camp Hancock, Ga. ' 1918-JAY SHEESLEY, Private, unmarried, Graduate, Kiskeminetas Springs Academy, 1915-1917, Co. A, 15th Regiment, Engineers, American Expeditionary Force, via N. Y. 1918-ROBERT DUNFORD, Private, enlisted in J. H. S., 20th Field Artillery, Camp Stanley, Leon Springs. Texas. 1918-JACOB GINSBERG, Private, enlisted in I. H. S., Aviation Section, No. 68, San Antonio. Texas. 1918--EDNVARD KRIGGER, Private, enlisted in QI. H. S., Hospital Corps, Camp Lewis, Tacoma, Wash. 1918-STEELE CRISSMAN, Private, unmarried, Kis- keminetas Springs Academy, 1915-1917, U. S. A. A. C., Section 521, Allentown, Pa. 1918-EARL SCANLON, Private, enlisted in J. H. S., Co. E, 15th Engineers, American Expeditionary Force, via N. Y. IQISMMATTHEW' HORNER, Private, enlisted in J. H. S., Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ambulance Co. 17, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. 1919--FRANK McCREADY, Private, enlisted in I. H. S., Co. E, 15th Engineers, U. S. Infantry, American Expeditionary Force, via France. 1919-FULTON CONNOR, Private, enlisted in J. H. S., Co. A, 110th Regiment, Camp Hancock, Ga.

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SPECTATOR 23 Syracuse University, 1916-1917, Fort Niagara, First Training Camp, Field Artillery, U. S. R., U. S. P. O. 718, American Expeditionary Forces. 1916-BENJAMIN HULL, Private, unmarried, First Honor Student, University of Pennsylvania, 1916-1917 , 305 Engineers, Camp Lee, Va. 1916-JOHN BHEAM, Private, unmarried, whereabouts un- known. 1916-LEONARD SOBOL, Private, unmarried, University of Pittsburgh, 1916-1917, Field Artillery, Camp Lee, Va. ' 1916-CLARENCE STEM, Private, unmarried, clerical work, 1916-1917 , Aviation Camp, Waco, Texas. 1917-JAMES TAYLOR, Sergeant, unmarried, enlisted in J. H. S. Fort Niagara Training Camp. Co. A, 110th Regiment, U. S. Infantry, Camp Hancock, Ga. 1917-MILTON MURDOCK, Private, unmarried, Prince- ton Unit, U. S. A. A. C., 1917, 79 Rue Langier, Ameri- can Red Cross. Paris, France, 1918. 1917-MAX BLOOMBERG, Private, enlisted in I. H. S., Co. A, 110th Reg., U. S. Infantry, Camp Hancock, Ga. 1917-ARTHUR FULTON, Private, enlisted in J. H. S., Co. A, 110th Regiment, U. S. Infantry. Camp Han- cock, Ga. 1917-WALTER KERN, Seaman's Guard, enlisted in J. H. S., Wissahickon Barracks, Cape May. N. J. 1917-CARL PAESSLER, Private, enlisted in J. H. S., Co. A., 110th Regiment. U. S. Infantry. Camp Hancock, Ga. 1917--LESTER KORNS, Private, Football Captain, 1916 -1917, Lorain Steel Co., 1917,-Co. F, 110th Regiment, U. S. Infantry, Camp Hancock, Ga. r Ex 1917-GEORGE SLATER, Private, unmarried, drug- gists' clerk, 1915-1917, U. S. A. A. C., Section 522, Allentown, Pa. Ex 1917+COVER GREER, Seaman, Lawrenceville, 1915 -1916, Wissahickon Barracks, Cape May, N. J. Ex 1917-DANIEL GRUBB, Private, enlisted in I. H. S., U. S. A. A. C., Ambulance Co. 2, Division 1, A. E. F. 3

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SPECTATOR 25 Ex 1919-CARL KNAUF, Private, enlisted in J. H. S., 7th Field Artillery, Battery C, American Expeditonary Force, via N. Y. Ex 1920-OSCAR GINSBERG, Private, enlisted in H. S., Aviation Section No. 68, San Antonio, Texas. Ex 1920-SAMUEL RESLEY, Private, enlisted in J. H. S., S. Barracks, Signal Corps, Fort Omaha, Nebraska. Ex 1914-WILLIAM GOENNER, Sergeant, Co. 7, Second Training Battalion, Depot Brigade, Camp Lee, Peters- burg, Va. Ex 1918-ROBERT L. DEVLIN, Private, Co. 13, Platoon 2, Squad 599, Fort Thomas, Kentucky. Ex 1918-THOMAS MCCLOSKEY, Private, Co. 13, Platoon 2, Squad 599, Fort Thomas, Kentucky. N. B.-The Alumni Editor asks the reader to pardon un- intentional omissions or errors. Pains have been taken to make the above list as complete and accurate as possible. The reader will realize suchia list has been difficult to com- pile without mistake. F. M. G., '08, A Elrihutr A glance at the list of High School students and gradu- ates now serving the Government, together with a personal knowledge of the many sacrifices, the energy and exertions in qualifying for the service on the part of those who are in, must make us all realize that no effort of the past has gone for naught. From the trenches to the camps, in the hospitals, on every highway of transportation-water and land-we are represented. Is it not worth while, worth every word and act of support and encouragement of our great school, when we count the men and women from among us Who are willing to make the great sacrifice for human- ity and for country? If I may be permitted a paraphrase: 'Alt is rather for us to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who fight for us have thus far so nobly advanced. That 5