Penn State University - La Vie Yearbook (University Park, PA)

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Womens x. i .faculty 'lfnltstments AHRIQNIIS, A. E. KXLLIZN, M. C. limzxns, A. E. - Ckowma., Jnnuss W. Davis, J. E. - - - Dneluxcs, ARTHUR - - DTENIEIQ, Paoiflassoa HUGO, Major Ordnance Department, U. S. Cartridge, Co., Lowell, DUDl.EX', Paolfxzsson Born - EDWARDS, W. G. - Fosrmz, Paorlcsslfa T. L. - FULMER, Il. L. - GII.LlESl'Ili, W. C. HAM, Puoriassoa W. R., - - - - Major in Regular Army Lieutenant in Ordnance Department, U. A. lst Lieutenant in Engineers' Reserve COYDS - - - Y. M. C. A. Service in 'l'exas - 2nd llietitenant, Infantry, Officers' Reserve Corps - Captain of lnfantry, Officers' Reserve Corps Mass. S. A. - - Captain in Ordnance Department, U. Tenth Forestry Regiment, in France with Expeditionary Forces ln Charge ot' Instruction in French, Camp Hancock, Ga. - - - - - - National Army - Captain Field Artillery, Officers' Reserve Corps Captain Ordnance Department, Qlnspector, Recording and Com- puting Machines Co., Dayton, Ohio. t lli-Zrzxmx, R. M. - Liiwls, VV. E. - - LIGHT, Paoricssok J. J. - LONG, Geolanz -- lX1AT'l'llliWS, VV. ll. MILLS, G. ll. - - NICQQUIGG, l3ROlfl'IS50R, C. Rica, P. X. - - - lst Lieutenant, Infantry, Regular Army, Chickamanga Park, Ga. - lst Lieutenant, lnfantry, Ofticers' Reserve Col'1JS - - - Captain of Engineers, U. A. 2nd Lieutenant, Quartermaster's Department, U. A. - - - National Army, Camp Nearle, Md. National Army, Camp Dix, XfVrightstown, N. J. - Captain in Ordnance Department, U. S. A. - - - 2nd Lieutenant in Engineers, U. S. A. S'r1z1cr.iz, C. B. - - - '- - 2nd Lieutenant, Engineers, U. S. A. S'l'RU'l'lIlERS, P. ll. - Candidate for Commission, Plattsburg Ofheers' Training Camp VANRII-Ea, Paolficssolc B. W. - VANRIPEIQ, Mas. B. W. - - - - Y. M. C. 'A. Service in Russia - - - - Y. M. C. A. Service in France XVixI.lc1za, Pnoriassoa E. D., Captain in Fifth Pennsylvania Engineers, Expeditionary Forces, France. 1Voonlu7ifF. E. C. - - .i - - - Captain in Engineers, U. S. A. Alumni 'Enlistments JACKSON, JonN 1-'men - NVALKER, DR. VV. I-l. ROTHROCK, VV. P. EDWARDS, E. G. - - CLASS OF 1889 Major in Engineer Corps, Expeditionary Forces in France CLASS OF 1890 - Chief of Chemical Service, VVashingr0n, D, C, CLASS 0FI1893 - - - Captain in Engineer Corps CLASS OF 1894 - - lst Lieutenant in Medical Corps, U. S. A. NVHITE, JOHN BEAV1-za, With Hoover, in Charge of Imports and Exports, lst Pennsylvania lnfantry, Camp fffgwwfw -r Hancock, Ga. 'A' 10

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1'N1 .,..1PflTliii'iOT'9CfcE 1 ls it any wonder that when, in April of 1917, the call of the nation came for her manhood to rise in her defence in the latest and most terrible of wars that the old college was ready? All her ideals had been shaped by free men and for free men: and now when the crisis came 'Penn State met it as a body of free men always meet a crisis. T.ike their forefathers in earlier generations, they pledged their lives, their liberties, their sacred honor. Called in the spring of 1917 to form a corps for war work in France, the college furnished two corps instantly, and it would have furnished more if more could have been accepted. 'l'!1r1'c is but one exampleof the spirit of 'Penn State. Months before the declaration of war, State men had entered the Allied armies of liurope, but when war was declared in April, enlistments began rapidly. l raternities were almost deipopulated and the senior class was greatly reduced. The months of May and June, 1917, were the most unset- tled months the college has known since the Civil NfVar. What had been true in the old universities across the sea-in Oxford, for instance-became true here. The years go fast in Oxford, The golden years and gay, The hoary colleges look down On careless boys at play. llut when the bugles sounded war They put their games away. lloys at Ql'enn State became suddenly men in 1917. All through the summer and autumn and winter they have been leaving the college for service under the flag. Scores have entered the aviation camps, hundreds have entered the training camps, many of them to emerge as officers, many hundreds more went with the ambulance se1'vice and the other branches of the great army, and, in addition to these, many who remained at State enrolled in the Reserve Officers Training Corps and the Ordnance department, preparing themselves for future efficiency in. the service of their country. Some are already at the front on foreign soil, and some already have given their young lives for country and for Godf' Our roll of honor is not yet complete. The roll we print hereis only partial, but it is as perfect as we can make it now. .If any name has been omitted, it has not been an intentional omission. The college keeps watch over her boys, and in the final history not one who has entered the service, not one who has dared a deed for the land we love, not one who by his life has helped to swell the glory of Old State, not one of them but will be recorded to the full in the imperishable memory of his Alma Mater. Again, both hands and our whole heart to the Soldier 'Boys of 'Penn State. Our book is a trifle compared with their glories, but all that it is we dedicate to them. , There follows a list of our men who are in the service. .tL'5.8.t ' - 9

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. ....A , PEiN'S'1if9EfcE rc. CLASS OF 1895 ROJHSON, I. I. ----- Captain of Medical Corps, U. S. A. GRAY, E. D., Major, Signal Officers, Reserve Corps, in Charge of Airplane Equipment Divi- sion, Washington, D. C. i GREEN, G. D., Captain 305th Ambulance Company, 302ml Sanitary Train, Camp Upton, Long Island, N. Y. CLASS OF 1896 lhueiciau, IE. D. - - - Major in Ordnance Department, U. S. A. DALE, Iikisliiilnclc - Major in Medical Corps. U. S. A. Inav, C. M. - ----- 17th U. S. Cavalry GI.oss1fR, DR. II. II. - - Lieutenant, Medical Corps, 74th New York Infantry Hoomas, R. 'I'. - ---- I.'ay1naster U. S. Navy KEI.1i121z, R. I . - - Captain 311th Engineers, Camp Grant MCCASIQIEY, W. B. ----- Major Infantry, Regular Army NICICIIXIKEN, J. M., Candidate for Commission, Fort Benjamin 'lffarrison Officers' 'fraininpg Camp. ' CLASS OF 1898 .ANlJRI'IWS, I. II. M. - - - Major, l03d Iinpgineers, U. S. A. CLASS OF 1899 NICIX'IfCIIAliLS, PAUL - - Captain in Ordnance Department, U. S. A. WOOD, II. P. - - - - Captain Aviation Corps. U. S. A. CLASS OF 1901 FoRs'l'laR, I. C. G. Candidate for Commission, Fort Oglethorpe Officers' 'fraining Camp Fosrlcu, DoNA1.n - Candidate for Commission, Fort Oglethorpe Officers' Training Camp CLASS OF 1902 JENKINS, 'lilIOM.'XS - lst Lieutenant Engineer Officers' Reserve Corps, XVashing.rton. D. C. A CLASS OF 1903 CAMltllIil.I., 15. D., Captain Engineer Corps, U. S. A., Sea Coast Section, Carriage Division, Ordnance' Department, Washington, D. C. DALE, P- U- ---- - - Captain Medical Corps, U. S. A. 5'I'RI2l2'I'IiR, R. L. - - - - Captain Ordnance Department, U. S. A. CLASS or 1904- , DHVINIQ. I. I. A. Candidate for Connnission in Iiort Oglethorpe Officers' Training Camp Noiuus, E. B., Captain Ordnance Officers' Reserve Corps, 17. A. Section, Carriage Division, Ordnance Otiice, Washington, D. C. RAY, H. C., 1st Lieutenant Engineer Officers, Reserve Corps, American University. VVash- ington, D. C. RIDDLIC, WM. C. Captain, Ilfeadquarters, 81st Division, Camp Jackson, Cohnnhia, S. C. CLASS OF 1905 AIQMSIXV, IE. II., Captain, Engineer Ofhcers' Reserve Corps, American University, XVashing- ton, D. C. D1cv1N12, C. F., lst Lieutenant Engineer Otiicers' Reserve Corps, American University, Wash- ington, D. C. JUNK, J. J. - -, Lieutenant, Medical Officers' Reserve Corps, Aberdeen, Md. - - 'l'l'l.1.1IlI.'l.'I'.1SI.I.'l'.'l1I.I'.I.'l'.l'll9j5l1lT.'l'.'l'l'.'l'I.I'.1.T. 113.11 11