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(YYl. $. Q. Ssuwi imsiyL Adams. Robert—Now taking basic in the Army Air Corps at Chico. Calif. Anderson. Gi.en—Is in the Marine Corps at Logan. Utah. Anderson, Norman—Is in the Coast Artillery somewhere in Alaska. Andrews. Arthur—Is at the University of Chicago where he is studying Meteorology. Amery. Gordon—Is in the Infantry at Fort Henning. Georgia. Armstrong. Him.—Received commission of 2nd Lt. at the University of Chicago in the Army Air Corps. AucLAIR, R.—Is in the Signal Corps at Fort Monmouth. New Jersey. Austin, Robert—Was stationed at Montana State College with C.T.O. Ansi'Ach. Hob—Is in a Bombardment Squad-ron somewhere in Nebraska. Halch, Robert—Has been selected for pilot training in the Army Air Forces. Barton, John—Was in the A. S. T. U. at the A. M. College, Texas. Hates. Frank—Is enrolled in the R.O.T.C. at Fort Helvoir. Georgia. Beller. Orix—Is in the Infantry stationed at Fort Benning. Georgia. Bei.i.in ;iiam, Rascoe—Is attending ’tale University for the Air Corps Communications. Bergum. Lloyd—Was in the A.S.T.P. at Harvard University. Bergendahl. Jack—Took basic training at Camp Wolters, Texas. Hiddi.e. Geo. H.—Was transferred to Fort Henning and is taking officers training in the Infantry. Bowen. Roland I).—Was sent to San Marcos. Texas where is a potential officer. Briggs, Roger—Is now in Chicago at the Naval Air Technical Training Center. Bruffey, Ernest—Went to O.C.S. in Proving Ground. Maryland and is now studying instruments. Benson, Robert—Was in the A.S.T.U. at Stanford University in California. Carrol. Paul—Is a Radioman Third Class at Treasure Island. California. Cassidy. Jim—Is in the United States Marine Corps and it is not known where he is. Chaunkr. Howard—Is stationed at the University of Pittsburg studying advanced En-gineering. Cox. Dan—Is attending Officer Candidate School at the Infantry School in Fort Henning. Georgia. Crouch, John—Is attending Officer School at the Infantry School in Fort Henning. Georgia. Crouch. Jim—Is in the United States Navy, in dentistry. Coleman, Kugene — Is taking pre-flight training for the Army Air Corps. Donoiioe, Paul—Army Air Corps and is stationed at Herkely Field. Colorado. Dopkins, Donald G.— Is now taking engineering at Texas A. M. Elliott. Guy R. B.—Is overseas in artillery. Exster, Stanley—Took basic training at San Diego early in '43. now at Navy Hand School at Washington. D. C. Garey. Joe—Is attending Midshipman School at Columbia University in New York. Gay, Henry M.— Is in the Armored Infantry at Stanford U. Golden is. Glenn F.—Is in Officers' Candidate School at Fort Henning. Ga. Gumprecht, Donald—Is at Infantry Officers Candidate School at Fort Henning. Ga. Gerry, Henry—Is an officer candidate at Fort Benning, Ga. Hanson. Norman M.—Was attending the U. of Idaho as an A.S.T.U. student. Harxish. Charles A. -Is stationed at Ft. Benning. Ga.. where he is completing O.C.S. Hoffman, William S.—Is a Marine stationed in South Pacific. Hoffman, Harvey Blaine—Was taking advanced A.S.T.P. training at the U. of Vermont. Hoffman, Robert K.—Stationed at Camp San Louis Obispo in Combat Engineers. Huffman. Wayne H.—In Navy V-12 unit at the Institute of Technology in Chicago. Isaacson. Bruce—Is in U. S. Merchant Marine Academy at Long Island, N. Y. Johnson, Robert A.—Is at U. of Colorado with the U.S.N.R. V-12 unit. Johnson, Wm. T.—Is an Aviation Cadet in the Army Air Force now located at Laredo, Texas. Johnson. Ai,—Is a Marine Lt. taking Pre-Radar at Harvard. Page Thirty.one
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(YVl. S- C- Dear Bobcats gone to war: The following military section is a cross section of you MSC fellows who were on the campus last year—these of you who aren’t here now. because you are fighting for something typified by the Alma Mater you left behind. Our gratitude goes to your parents and friends who answered our inquiries so promptly with such an abundance of material. We only wish we could publish every interesting letter. The section had to he cut down to these few pages and therefore much of the material could not he used. In some cases there is very little left and probably now most of you aren’t doing what it says here. Maybe its better that way. because it was probably a military secret anyway. At any rate wc want you fellows to know how much we miss you here. Kven though things arc on a small scale, we are proud to say that most of the traditions are being kept alive. Some that took place too late to go in the hook were the rr-pledging of Fangs and an M Day coining up. The . 1 should he very glad to sec cs because she hasn’t had a new dress since the fall of ’43. As 1 write this 1 can hear an uproar outside—it’s coming from Fang initiation. The three active Fangs really are taking a heating today. Glenn Kennedy has been thrown in the fish pond three times already. And so—wc just wanted to let you know that we are very anxious to give the strings of the campus hack to you; the strings that give life and variety, as well as function, to our campus—things like painting the Senior Bench when you were Freshmen. passing cigars and five-pounds, and all those things not mentionablc here. You arc the rightful owners of these strings, hut we arc glad to keep things “cooking while you arc away. Sincerely, our fellow Bobcats Page Thirty
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