Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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DH M n yi }.Iatthe v Winters. A few of the better known students who entered this camp were the following: Joseph K. Barclay, Ray D. Casey, John D. Diggs, Raymond Haffner, Alader H. Hamborsky, Christian H. Hartke, John H. Keck, Prentice Knox, Harlan McCoy, Herman B. Xnssbaum, Earl M. Peckinbaugh, Ernest A . Shockley, John L. Slick, J. ' ard Starr, Calvin Perry Stone, Sherman Clinton, Cope Hanly and Jack Blackburn. Alany of the Indiana men who received commissions were stationed at Camp Taylor, Louisville, Kentucky, and at Camp Shelby at Hatties- burg, Mississippi. Others were stationed at the various cantonments in the countrv. Page Twenty-Three lyio

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u f Cajnains — William I), i ' .cck-r, Clark Springer, I ' aiil I 1. Wciland and Travis Williams. First Lieutenants — Archie 0. Krehart, Eniil W. Mcdiy. Allen T ' . -Maxwell and William Ochiltree. Second Lieutenants — C. S. lUishman. Eug ' ene J. Cadue. 1 Inward Clark, Frank R. FJliolt, Otto En ;iehart, X ' edder Card, Ral])]i C. Hast- ings, E. E. Lindlev, Everett P. AlcC )y. I- ' real MchUosh, Louis 1 . Mur- chic, Spencer C. I ' ope, Xoel C. Ruddell, Xorman Sclilemnier, Wavne Schmidt, Clem J. Steis.;mever, William .M. Strack, Chester K. Wiley and Ivan Zarin.; . . tter a lew weeks ' inlerxal the second l eser e ( )t ' ficers ' Trainiu ' (am]) was uprned, in die latter i)art of Au,i; ' iv-l, and continued until alioui TlianksLiLiuL; . The oi)enin;4 of this cam]) found ninel ' men from Indiana L ' niversity who had successfully passed the examinations and were acce])led. Ai?ain the faculty was re])reseiited hv three of its members, viz.. Profs. Paul ' . McXult and C. W . Snow ,ind Instructor V 1 ' ii K ' T wen I y - T wo 1918

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ARuuiuc: V:; The first Iiuliana L ' liiwrsil}- man tn land as a L ' nilcd Statc soldier in l ' ranco was I- irsl Lieut. Ted jnhnson, son nf I Icrald Whetstone Johnson, for years at the head of the Latin Department of hicHana L ' niversity. Lieutenant Johnson landed in l-rance as an officer of an infantry regiment. 1 le had served as an officer of the Indiana national Suard (in the . k-xican border and was at the officers ' school at Fort Leavenworlh when the 1 ' ershint;- exiiedilion was made uj). Lieutenant Johnson is twenl -three ears old. I FiKST Kkvku.lk C.M.I. Page Twoiity-Four m