Franklin and Marshall College - Oriflamme Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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eckcafiolfz With deepest respect for his ability, ' with highest regard for his judg- ment, with greatest admiration for his character, We dedicate The Ori- ilamme of 19441 to 1 MITCHEL CARROLL, Ph. D., scientist, teacher, counsellor, friend.

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f ,' , - uld Star Zlumm fi Q P4-ig? W - R-DQS FX TI b - Al' X-Q X Q-Q, 'XX N' - ff' SP' ,X was 'xml l ' hose memories are now symbolized by We pay solemn tribute to those a umm w twenty-six gold stars. Their worth is measured not by words, but by the mmm' ment they leave. CAPT. HASTINGS H. JONES, ex-'25 U. S. ARMY Killed in automobile accident, Indiantown Gap, Pa., May 31, 1941. AVIATION CADET CALVIN R. SHAW, ex-'38 U. S. ARMY AIR CORPS Killed in plane crash, Maxwell Field, Ala., September 16, 1941. ENSICN LEE FOX, JR., ex-'43 - U. S. NAVY Killed in action, Pearl Harbor, T. H., Decem- ber 7, 1941. ENSIGN LEONARD S. SULKIS, '39 U. S. NAVY Killed in battle of Java on U. S. Destroyer Pillsbury, March, 1942. AVIATION CADET KENNETH W. McCORMICK, '41 U. S. NAVY Killed in plane collision, Pensacola, Fla., May 12, 1942. TECH. SGT. ERNEST W. URBAN, '37 U. S. ARMY AIR CORPS Killed in plane crash, Pine Camp, N. Y., May 31, 1942. AVIATION CADET JACOB H. NEFF, ex-'39 U. S. ARMY AIR CORPS Killed in plane crash, near Rayne, La., July U 6, 1942. PVT. WILLIAM C. BIRCHALL, ex-'45 U. S. ARMY Died of pneumonia, Denver, Col., January 9, 1943. FIRST LT. PAUL H. LEINBACH, '27 U. S. ARMY Died of pneumonia, Brooklyn, N. Y., January 14, 1943. AVIATION CADET HOWARD K. LUTZ, ex-'44. U. S. NAVY Killed on plane fiight over Gulf of Mexico, April 11, 1943. SGT. KENNETH K. TREDWAY, ex-'33 U. S. ARMY Killed in plane crash, near Lakeland, Fla., May SECOND LT. JOHN P. KEELAN, '42 U. S. ARMY AIR CORPS Killed in plane crash over Gulf of Mexico, June 25, 1943. LT. COL. ADAM G. HEILMAN, '08 U. S. ARMY Died, Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, D. C., August 12, 1943. SECOND LT. ALEXANDER D. HECKEL, '42 U. S. ARMY AIR CORPS Killed in plane crash, Wright Field, Dayton, O., August 13, 1943. SECOND LT. KENNETH F. GIBBS, ex-'43 1 U. S. ARMY AIR CORPS U. S. A. A. F. Bombardier, August 17, 1943. LT. DON S. VON DER HEYDE, ex-'44 U. S. ARMY AIR CORPS Killed in raid over Schweinfurt, Germany, August 17, 1943. JOSEPH C. HOENNINGER, '38 U. S. ARMY Killed accidentally, Camp Carson, Colo., Oc- tober 19, 1943. LT. J. WILLIAM BROWN, ex-'21 U. S. ARMY Died of pneumonia, Stillwater, Okla., Novem- ber 30, 1943. fJ.'G.J FREDERICK H. FOX, JR. '41 U. S. NAVY Killed in plane crash in Pacific area, Novem- ber 15, 1943. FIRST LT. WILLIAM H. HOYT, JR., '42 t U. S. MARINE CORPS Killed in action in Southwest Pacific, January 3, 1944. LT. CHARLES B. KORNS, '33 U. S. ARMY Drowned off Nassau, British West Indies, Jan- uary 23, 1944. LT. LT. LT. SAMUEL I. OGDEN, '35 U. S. NAVY Killed in action in South Pacific, March 6, 1944. LT. COL. LEON S. DRUMHELLER, '09 ' U. S. ARMY 21, 1943. Died of heart attack, Camp Kilmer, N. J., SECOND LT. HARRY L. BEVIS, '38 U. S. ARMY LT ?X1iJIlEg7b19g?i-ZA , .Killed in tank accident, Camp Campbell, Ky., ' ' RK'5X'g'2ARMY AIR FGRPS 2,1 . . . ' ' J' une 943 gillllegdllfn plane crash, Harris Field, Ga., April LT. COMDR. ROLAND N. KLEMMER, '18 I IQ, - , , U. S. NAVY x-:Ei gltifilolf heart attack in South Pacific area, May i ' ' - 6 ,ZS if ,figs .K I , x c - 6 R.