Citizens Military Training Camp - Full Pack Yearbook (Fort Leavenworth, KS)

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-24-QPU LLQ IQTACKOQQ H . Charles S. Dewey, the Treasurer of the M. T.C.A., is Vice-President of the Northern Trust Company of Chicago and influential in the linan- cial affairs of the city. He is a graduate ef Yale University, IQO4 CScientificj and during the World War served as Lieutenant, U. S. N., Hrst as Aide to the Commandant of the Great Lakes Station and later on the Battleship Mississippi, a mem- ber of the Episcopal Church and of the following Clubs-Chicago, University, Gnwenstia, Saddle and Cycle,etc.The Sec- retary of the Associa- tion is Tom R. Wyles, Vice-President of the Detroit Graphite Company with head- quarters in Chicago. He served during the World War as Cap- tain in the Q. M. C. GEORGE F. JAMES A CHARLES S. DEWEY after his training in the first camp at Fort Sheridan. Dr. George F. James, the Executive Secre- tary of the Military Training Camps Association, formerly TOMRWYLES Dean in the Univer- sity of Minnesota, had been for many years widely known in the teaching profession as college instructor, writer and public speaker before he was appointed an assistant director in the Army Educational Corps of theA.E.F. Immediately after his return from France he became identified with the M. T. C. A., and is now in charge of the National Headquarters in Chicago. Page Seventeen

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QQQFULLQ ia 0l5,l,ClK 4229 CHARLES B. PIKE Dr. Henry S. Drinker is the Hon- orary President of the M. T. C. A.and the ,much beloved President Emeritus of Lehigh University, Where for many years he showed the greatest interest in the development of the R. O. T. C. He has a country-wide recognition as an ardent supporter of voluntary train- ing, and is a Wise counselor in matters of national defense. Page' Sixteen M. T. C. A. Officers Charles B. Pike, the President of the Military Training Camps Asso- ciation and the Chief Civilian Aide to the Secretary of War belongs to a family long prominent in the business and social life of Chicago. He Was first identified with the training camp movement when he enrolled at Fort Sheridan in IQI5, and thereafter helped to found this Association in Which he has been an active member and officer for six years. Mr. Pike is a graduate of Harvard University and the new- ly-elected President of the Racquet Club of Chicago, which represents a sport in which he has Won a national reputation. HENRY S. DRINKER '

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GEORGE B. DUNCAN Illajor Gfneml, U. S. Afrmy Commanding Seventh Corps Area Pagf Eighlfen