Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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-. ., . nf MIAMFS HONOR ROLL K f nf ' af, wgf:,fZi!' xsffekw .fr 3 Mg f We? fee Q5 2 sf? lim SAX 41 if ea J? gg? 'ft ' Na pf - , - - ,., ., -- -4 . . . 5 -, K f i ' P Q ma- fifgliiabi' xwy' et twat Q - - . A -Q A -wwf , az., 'Wa' x -.sg - 'K-'1 ,21f'i ' fb we ity 1, C , f r 'UV-' .. f Jf' V K . ' -' I S J ferr rNff'w.Vfv:f' ww f f fe W A. f GSW aw? . Tia,- K i if ' ' W Wi '52 .47 -. ' e , fs Jia V ff 5' V --. as-fy' 'z 3 'W V. ff L5 if ,Q 2? - if .J SF-5 7 gf! ' N5 4 ' J'-ARQ' Q iii se ff rpm QM egg, :X 9 41 tw .. . S ,Q S ima' Sr ig 1 A .. '- ,1 V.. 4 Z.. -. Miami's onor oll Miami Alumni and Former Students in Service' NECROLOGY -Carlos Baer, after six months transport service in France, enlisted in engineering corps and died April 6, 1918. -Samuel Landon, Corporal, 330th Inf., Co. E, Camp Sherman, O., died April 11, 1918, at the Camp Sherman Hospital, of pneumonia, following a mastoid operation. , MEN IN -Harry M. Agerter, lst Lieut., Aviation Dept. Amer. Exped. Forces, France. -Earl Anderson, Steel Inspector, U. S. Signal Corps, Pittsburgh, Pa. - Richard Ashton, Officers' Training Camp, Leon Springs, Texas. - Robert R. Aurand, Sergeant-Major of Infantry, Headquarters, 37th Div., Camp Sheridan, Ala. - Delos Bachman, lVIotor Repairman, Mech. Repr. Unit 306, Barracks C-99, Co. A, Camp Meigs, VVashington, D. C. -Harry Bader, Sergeant, Co. A, 3rd Ohio In- fantry, Camp Sheridan, Ala. - Harold Chambers Baird, Qnd Lieut., U. S. Avia- tion Corps, Ellington Aviation Field, Houston, Tex. -John Baker, Quartermaster Captain, O. R. C., Camp Dodge, Iowa. - Wlillard E. Baker, Corporal, 9th Co., 3rd Train- ing Battalion, 158th Depot Brigade, Camp Sher- man, Ohio. -Harry Barkley, Qnd Lieut., Hdq. Co. 316th Inf. Camp Nleade, Md. - Carl E. Basler, lst Lieut., 6th Co., Qnd Training Battalion, 15Sth Depot Brigade, M-3, Camp Sherman, Ohio. -J. Morace Beard, American Red Cross Ambu- lance, Service, '7 Rue Francois Premier, Paris, France. - Raymond S. Beckel, U. S. Ship Aeolus, c-o Postmaster, New York City. -Henry Beckett, 136th Reg., F. A., U. S. N. G., Camp Sheridan, Ala. -John Beekley, Qnd Lieut., Bat. C., 149th U. S. F. A., 67th A Brigade, 4-Qnd Div., Amer. Exped. Forces, France. Q -Franklin Cone Beeks. Guard Duty, Brooklyn Navy Yard, c-o Navy Y. M. C. A., 167 Sands St., Brooklyn, N. Y. '17 FS - Guinn Mattern, 1st Lieut., U. S. Flying Corps, Rockwell Field, North Island, San Diego, Calif., was killed on April 17, 1918, when his airplane fell 1500 feet into San Diego Bay. -Kent S. Ritchie, Sergt., Bat. D. 150th Reg., F. A,' Rainbow Division, American Expeditionary Forces France. Died February 9, as a result of bullet wounds received on 1Vestern Front. SERVICE FS FS - Ben Behrman, Editor of Unit Paper, Camouflage Unit, 24th Engineers, VVashington, D. C. -VVilliam S. Belt, Aviation, U. S. Flying Corps, Austin, Texas. 7 Ex-President Guy Potter Benton, X. M. C. A. Work, FS ,15 FS FS '16 ,16 FS ,07 FS Fac. FS SS FS 20 c-o Y. M. C. A. Headquarters, 12 Rue D'Augues- seau, Paris, France. -Shaler Berry, Captain, Medical Reserve Corps, U. S. Ambulance Corps, France. -Fred L. Black, 50th Regt. Co. A. Michigan State Troops. -Oley Blanchard, Orderly to Captain, Medical Reserve Corps, Base Hospital No. 36. Amer. Exped. Forces, France. -J. Eugene Bliss, Portsmouth Naval Training Station, Portsmouth, N. H. - Carl H. Bogart, Radio School, Co. K, 7th Reg., Camp Perry, Great Lakes, Ill. - Everett Bollinger, Bldg. Sec'y, Army Y. M. C. A. Fort Crook, Neb. - Arthur J. Borger. -Omen K. Boring, instructor in French, Hdq. Y. M. C. A., Camp Sherman, Ohio. -Kenneth Bower, San. Det., 136th F. A., U. S., N. G., Camp Sheridan, Ala. I -Dean E. E. Brandon, instructor in French for six weeks, Headquarters Y. M. C. A., Camp Sherman, Ohio. -Arthur Patton Braxton, 2nd Lieut., 6th Regt. F. A., O. R. C., Co. C, Amer. Exped. Forces, France. -Vernon Breitenbecker, 38th Aero Squadron, Aviation Training Camp, 1Vaco, Texas. - VValter J. Brewer, 1st Lieut., Inf. Reserve Corps, 9th Train. Bat., 155th Depot Brigade, Camp Lee, Virginia.