Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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6 THE 1920 REVEILLE M' W ,ml l' - L -7, . . Y r we' H ,g . if ii E ,ii ii L. S. DOWNE J.B.l'VANDL W. W. SANT s Dedication To Kenyon's six sons, Corp. Leonard Downe, Nlajor W'illiam John Bland,Lieut. William Webster Sant, Prvt. Richard Charles lllarsh, Sergeant Henry Endle, Ser- geant Rollo Willizun Stevens, who unstintingly gave their all that civilization might be made everlasting and who, in the very discharge of their duties, made the supreme sacrifice so magnificently, this hook is humblv dedicated as a simple monument of Kenyon respect and regret. R.. C. MARSH W. H. ENDL13 R. W. STEVENS

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THE 192U REVEILLE Hymn of the Holy Spirit 0, Kenyon, rise and praise the God who Crowned thee And set thee on thy green and pleasant hillg He who devised the woods and vales around thee, Unfolds the process of His purpose still. Chorus God of Kenyon, Spirit of Youth, Lord and Life-Giver, We praise thy living truth! A O, Kenyon, kneel and vow thy fine endeavor, To dream thy dreams and work thy work until Truth's perfect walls and towers are forever Established on its immemorial hill. , Chorus

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THE 1920 REVEILLE 7 Lives of Great Men---'i At time of going to press, the Reveille received the sad news of the death ol Sgt. Ralph 1Valdo Wlyant, '10 at Coblenz, Germany on April 23, 1919. Mzrjor William John Bland, '10-President Assembly, football, baseball, winner Stires prize debate, winner Cecil Rhodes scholarship. Spent three years at Oxford University, England, being the only American ever elected President of the Oxford Union. Returned to U. S. in 1914-. 'Commissioned captain infantry August 15, 1917, later being promoted to a majority. Served in France with the 365th infantry and was killed on September 12, 1918, inthe drive on the St. 1VIihiel salient, France. tLieutenant William Webster Sant, '14-President Assembly, manager football team, track, winner Cecil Rhodes scholarship, Editor-in-Chief Reveille. Spent one year and four months at Oxford University, England. Left Oxford in December, 1915, and did Y. lVI. C. A. Work with the British troops in Egypt, being in Charge of the work at Cairo and conducting the most advanced post of the troops in the front line near Gaza. Died on June 20, 1917, after an illness of dysentery at E1 Arish, Palestine. Born, October 7, 18915 died, June 20, 1917. Private Richard Charles lVIarsh, '15-In college a little less than two years owing to the death of his mother and broken health of his father. Upon leaving college, he went to Midland, Pa., and worked in the steel business. lVIarried blarion De Leden of New York, and one child was born to them. Killed in action, October 4, 1918, in France, when a shell burst in the middle of his company. Born, Septem- ber 16, 1892, died, October 4, 1918. Sergeant Walter Henry Endle, '17-Secretary Assembly, football team, Nlanager track. Left college in May, 1917, to enlist, returning in June to receive degree. Third man enlisted in the 83rd division at Camp Sherman and was made Regimental Sup- ply Sergeant of the 329th Regiment. Died on December 8, 1917, after a long illness of pneumonia and was buried with military honors. Born, January 29, 18943 died, December 8, 1917. Sergeant Rollo William Stevens, '19-Football team, president of his class, he left college in the fall of 1917, to enlist in aviation at Columbus. Sent to Texas in the 230th aero squadron and was made a sergeant. Later, was sent to Garden City, N. Y., Where he succumbed on January 18, 1918, after but one week's illness of spinal meningitis. Born, 1VIay 10, 1895, died, january 18, 1918. Corporal Leonard Sherburne Downe, ,OQ DOWHC attended Kenyon but two years of his collegiate course. During that time, however, he was very popular among the men. Served in Nlexican border campaign and later went to France with A.E.F. 'While there, he fell ill with nervous and mental trouble and was sent back to St. Elizabetlfs hospital, WVashington, D. C. Where he died on April I, 1919. Born, December 21, 1886-Died April I, 1919.