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“So, Dear God, we pray to thee Keep these boys who made us free.” having died of wounds. He was posthumously awarded the Purple Heart and the Distinguished Flying Cross. CPL. WILLIAM T. CRIBBLE Class of 1931 BORN: NOVEMBER 9. 1912 DIED: APRIL 10, 1945 William T. Gribble, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Cribble of Saxton and husband of the former Vera Carberry of Saxton, R. D., was inducted into the Army Air Corps on August 5, 1943. After more than a year’s training in this country, he was sent to F.ngland. Four months later he went into France. He was killed, while driving a truck, when a bomb exploded close to him. Corpal Cribble won the Presidential Citation. FIRST LIEUT. |AMES L. BRENNAN Class of 1936 BORN: JUNE 29. 1918 DIED (Officially): FEBRUARY 2, 1946 James Leroy Brennan, son of the late Mrs. Mae Duffy and grandson of B. Frank Getic, enlisted in the Army, December 27. 1939. At Yale Univer- sity on May 27, 1943, he was appointed second lieutenant in the Army Air Corps. His promotion to first lieutenant was given in India, July 21, 1944. for which assignment he left the United States April 4. 1944. Stationed with the 40th Bombardment Group at Chakulia, India, he served as radar officer on a B-29. After making twenty-six Hump trips from India to China, he was reported missing near Singapore February 1, 1945, while on his thirteenth combat mission over Japanese-held territory. He was officially determined dead on February 2, 1946. Besides the Asiatic-Pacific Service medal with five Bronze Battle Stars, he was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, and the Air Medal with the Oak Leaf Cluster. S|SGT. ARNOLD DAVIS Class of 1939 BORN: JANUARY 5, 1920 died: April 23,1944 Arnold Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Davis of Saxton, was in- ducted into the Army, May 1, 1942. After a year and a half of intensive In- fantry training with the famed Custer Division, he was sent to North Africa early in 1944. From there he was sent into Italy and on April 23, 1944 was killed, when one of our shells hit him while he was directing his men and an un- expected German patrol advanced. Staff Sergeant Davis was awarded pos- thumously, the Bronze Star for heroic achievement in action and the Purple Heart. NINE
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