Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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(Elf? fart f layrb by tlje (Enlorain (ttnlteg? Alumni in tljp ar The service rendered by our alumni in the army was second to none. Members of nearly every class enlisted for active service. We regret that lack of space forbids publishing pictures of all those alumni who died in service. The list of those men is as follows : William C. Argo, 15. Ralph C. Hall, ' 15. Lester Harter, ex ' 16. Roland Jackson, ex ' 14. Clinton Miller, ' 15. Roy Muncaster, ex ' 15. John S. Shaw, ' 13. Glen Spencer, ex ' 12. Milford Taylor, ' 15. Harry Wray, ' 14 ll

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■ Victor Wo I I en Carl Ditmar Gsor-ge Stows. John G-abb rJ ' Car Shadowen

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3tt ifemnnam MarcELLUS H. Chiles made one of the finest records of the war. He is a model for heroes to follow. He enlisted soon after war was declared and his promotions were rapid. On November 5, 1918, he died from wounds received in a charge against the Germans, in which he displayed such bravery and gallantry that he was awarded, posthumously, the Distinguished Medal Cross by General Pershing, and the Congressional Medal— the highest service honor which any soldier may receive. 12