Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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22 THE 1920 REVEILLE Ensign VVilliam Kerber Lieut. XJ. Campbell lVIeeker Pvt Pvt. Joseph E. lVIorrow Sgt Alexander R. lVlcKechnie Pvt. lVIilton G. Nicola Pvt Roy W. Pilcher Pvt W. Platt Rodney Rockwood Pvt. Harry W. Rossel - Sgt. James Atlee Schafer Lieut. Edward R. Seese Pvt. Frank Shoffstall Ensign J. Wendell Southard Pvt. Frank H. Stewart Pvt. Philip W. Timberlake Sgt. Philip E. Twigg Ensign Donald H. Wattley Lieut. Frederick S. VVeida Ensign Edwin C. Welch Ensign Charles D. Williams, Jr. Sgt. Atlee Wise Sgt. Donald Worthington 1918 Lieut. Robert C. Barron Ensign Carl R. Brick Cadet Warren H. Catt Lieut. Leland H. Danforth Pvt. Trayton H. Davis Lieut. Alfred Day, Jr. Ensign Henry S. Downe Seaman Thomas T. Ellsworth Pvt. VV. W. Faben Corp. Tod M. Frazier Sgt. VVilliarn L. Galberach Lieut. John W. Gregg Pvt. Anthony W. Helen Pvt. Lewis lVI. Hurxthal Lieut. Charles C. Gordon Sgt. Laurel J. Leake Pvt. VVilliam W. Leonard Lieut. Addison C. Lewis Seaman C. C. Lowery Lieut. Edwin P. Nlathews Lieut. Douglass G. llfleldrum Lieut. Richard W. Nlaxwell Pvt. Pierre B. NIcBride Pvt. Malcolm I. MacGregor Seaman Paul H. lVIcGormeley Lieut. James F. O'Rourke Lieut. Harold Baker Smith Pvt. Wendell Stillwell Lieut. Robert lVI. Tilden Ensign James S. Todd Pvt. Thomas W. VViseman Lieut. Earl lVI. Wood 1919 Lieut. Paul Seibold Seaman Marsliall lxnox, Lieut. Lafayette Abbott Ensign David L. Snook U. S. N. Wfilliam J. Bauer, Navy' Ensign John L. Snook Pvt. David T. lldathews Pvt. James W. Beach Pvt. Rollo VV. Stevens Pvt. William hfIcNeil Sgt. Morris Liepman Lieut. Edwin W. Thorn Loyd L. lVIacCartney, Pvt. Joseph Cater Seaman Griswold B. U. S. N. R. F. Sgt. J. J. Chester Werner Pvt. Fletcher lld. Devin Ensign Dale White Pvt. Reginald F. Emmons Ensign Thomas E. Yerxa Sgt. WVilliam K. Edwards Sgt. Frederick P. Young John F. Dudley, Lieut. Truman P. Young ' U. S. N. R. F. 1920 Lieut. VV. S. Gordon Lieut. Frank A. Allen Pvt. Herbert S. Harkness Lieut. Robert W. Blessing Ensign -George S. Harrison Ensign George L. Brain Pvt. Roy Heck Ensign Robert Brown Coxswain Harold Hohly Ensign Eugene Close Lieut. Frank H. Gunn Lieut. Bernard W. Ensign VVendell Love Coldewey U. S. N. R. F. Ensign Thomas Comstock Pvt. Robert Lowery Pvt. Max French Sgt. Charles McGuire, Jr. Pvt. BHITOII H- Graves Corp. Edward Pedlovv Pvt. Harold H. Green Ensign Wilber E. Postle Quartermaster James H. Sgt. Herbert B. Pu'ffer Gregg, U- S- N- R- F- Pvt. A. B. C. Rowe Lieut. Carl G. James Ensign Norman P. Sanborn Sgt. Carl E. Kerber Ensign VVilliam C. Presley Lieut. Edgar P. Read Lieut. Arthur Sidnell Lieut. Ernest V. Siggens Ensign William P. Smith Pvt. Joe R. Thompson Ensign Paul Wendler Lieut. Alfred B. Williams Ensign Walter Wright Sgt. Roy Zeman 1921 Pvt. James F. Branch Lieut J. Gunn Pvt. Edward E. Neale Pvt. Harold B. Steele James F. Tugman, U. S. Marines Pvt. Joseph E. Weaver, Jr App. Seaman Randolph Yerxa

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THE 1920 REVEILLE Officers of the Unit First Lieut. Searle NI. Brewster Commanding Belfast, IMC. Searle was a commanding oflicer that, Without a Word or sign, com- manded and received the respect of every one of those under himg a man with a good mind, a strong character, and a strict disciplinarian, but at the same time, broad-minded and willing to play fair, he made an ideal commandant. Second Lieut. Lawrence B. lVI'1plesden Adjutant Lake Forest, Ill. Small of stature and not having as yet attained his civilian majority, NIapes, in order to appear older and maintain order, was forced to be as grave as a church yard at all times. However, he was a good scout, a hard worker with high ideals, and respected by all. Second Lieut. John I. Kindell Rifle Instructor Cleveland Sent to Gambier as rifle instructor, Hjaclcn became connected with and at the head of the ordnance department of Camp Kenyon, there being no rifles with which to instruct the men. Jack seemed to like a good time him- self every now and then and thus, the most popular officer in the unit.