Milton College - Fides Yearbook (Milton, WI)

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81. 82k David Leonard, Illinois 82. 52k Norbert Gospodarek, Rhode Island 83. Pvt. Howard Traeder, Texas 84. Charles Banks 85. Richard Paul, Res. I 85A. Pd c Gordon Allen, Iowa 86. Corp. Morris Jones, Kentucky 87. Robert Acker 88. Pvt. James Simmons 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. Pvt. Lawrenhe MattSon, Florida'8 Iohn Easterly Pvt. Kerineth Bladorn, South Carolina Ah Roger Polan, California Ensign Genevieve Zimmerman, Wash., DC. David Conroy, Res. ' 8 SZXc John Neave, New York Ak Wayne Hull, Illinois V Pvt. Merlin Bennett, Pennsylvania 98. A9 S Edward Airis, New York

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50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. Pvt. Robert Keehn, Kentucky PFC. Maynard Sell, Florida y AR Charles Neave, Texas -' Ah John Romoser, Michigan Ah: Richard Loucks, Arkansas Pvt. David Allen, Utah 6 Lt. Boyden Crouch, Kansas ' Robert Donald Hevey, Res.6 Pvt. Ivan Randolph, Missouri Corp. Norman Carle, Nebraska Pvt. Russell Carlson Pvt. Richard Mattoon, Illinois Donald Smith, Res. Pvt. Donald Skelly, Texas Thomas Hulick, Res. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. AA: Hubert Richardson, Texas Donald Peters 2 IV S Richard Vicken, Idaho Pvt. Francis Streim, Kentucky Cpl. Charles Tellefson, Arkansas '- SUc Carlton Hughes, North Carolina Pvt. Donald Schumacher ' Pvt. George Barry, California Eldon Smithback Pvt. George Lake, Arkansas AR Garth Godfrey, Texas - Eugene Bartingale, Res. w Pvt. Gordon Fredericks, California Pvt. Russell Kemmeter, Florida Pvt. Kenneth Dawson, Illinois

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VkaVk Lt. tj.g.i Gerald Silverthorn, '38, was the first graduate of Milton College to lose his life in the service of his country. February 10, 1943, the plane of which he was pilot was forced down over the Louisiana swamp country by a fierce storm. Search- ing parties found no trace of plane or pilot. Sergeant Jack Sanderson, of the Royal Canadian Air Force, was the first former student of Milton to be lost in action. He attended Milton in 193637. Iack was reported missing in action in April, 1942. He was a radio gunner aboard a bomber which was lost: over the North Sea while returning from a bombing raid on Hamburg, Germany. Sanderson had been recommended for pilot training. Pvt. Ben Anderson, enrolled in the summer session at Milton College in 1942, died of diphtheria Februd ary 22, 1943, a few weeks after his induction into the army. PROFESSORS AT WAR Two of Milton's professors are on leave of absence from the campus in order that they may more directly aid the war effort. Professor Carroll Oakley is teaching code to Navy radio students at Madison, and Coach George Crandall is an instructor in code at Truax Field, Madison. The fol1owing professors hold special classes for the Navy ground school students on Milton's campus. W. D. Burdick . . .- . Military Science, Aircraft Identification, Military and Phys. Training L. W. Hulett . . . . . Mathematics R. L. Moberly . . . Navigation, Civil Air Regulation, Coordinator L. M. Van Horn . . . . Meteorology R. W. Randolph . . . . Code R. P. Bauer . . . . . Physics Business Administrator T. I. Wagner . . . Supervisor of Quarters and Mess