Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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3n Utemnrtam Albert H. Smith will long- live in the memory of those who knew him, as the highest type of college man. Faithful at all times to his country and to his Alma Mater, he enlisted at the first call in May, 1917, was soon transferred to aviation and within a few months was a member of the Lafayette escadrille. With three German planes to his credit he returned to Colorado College at the close of the war. At once he took an active part in all the College activities and was a leader in the student body. His death, March 30, 1919, created a vacancy in our midst which can never be filled.

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CLYDE AUGUSTUS DUNIWAY. PH. D., LL. D. 1 ' resident of Colorado College.

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©«r i arriftr? far imnrrarg In the War of the Nations, Colorado College took an active part. With the S. A. T. C. and the Radio school in the College itself rendered very efficient service. But we are most proud of those Tigers who were actively engaged in the soldiering. The ranks of the students enrolled in the College were almost depleted of men, due to the great numbers who enlisted for that greater service. The Alumni of the institution were also true to their country and the ranks of C. C. men enrolled in the army were exceeded by no other college of equal size. Lack of space forbids our publishing the complete list of Tiger soldiers, but it is only fitting that we should mention those who gave their lives that we should enjoy the privileges of our free country. Those men, actively enrolled in the college at the time of their enlistment, who paid the supreme price, are as follows : Marcellus H. Chiles, ex ' 19. John Gabbert, ex 20. Carl Ditmar, ex ' 20. Howard Dodson, ex ' 22.. Clarence Potter, ex ' 18. Carl A. Shadowen, ' 17. George William Stowell, ex ' 20. Frank C. Smith, ex ' 19. Fred Wass. ex ' 20. Eugene Wubben, ex ' 19 Victor B. Wallin, ex ' 20.