Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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RATESON, CHARLES E., III BROWN, NORMAN DOFT, FRANK I. DOBNER, HAROLD B. EWING, RICHARD A. FEINSTEIN, RAYMOND FICHTLER, RUDOLPH M. FITE, RICHARD H. FREY, GEORGE EDWARD HANKS, CHARLES H., JR. LESSER, JEROME A. MCCORMICK, ROBERT I. GILBERT, IAMES M. MOORE, HARVEY IV. REINHARDT, J. OGIER SELZ, DONALD W. SHULER, A. WILLIAM STAFFORD, MORTON O., JR. IRWEIDER, FRED E., IR. IIMEISS. MARTIN I. The once bright fire has gone to glowing embers. Around this center of cheer in an other- wise world of dark, gathered the men. They sang -as all men away from home must sing-old familiar tunes, ballads of love, barber shop har- mony. Embers are winking. Songs are done. Asleep are the men. Darkness gathers its gown more closely, gently, quietly. Smoothly with deliberation there intrudes the far away sounding of a bugle. Tender its melody and strong. MSleep well menfi it seems to say, we awake will watch. Softly the last sad defiant note hangs crystal clear and then dissolves with the tllill smoke of dying embers . . . Day is done. '38 Lieut., Air Corps November, 1943 ,42 Army January 3, 1943 '41 Army Fall of 1943 '44 Lieut., Air Corps July, 1944 ,44 Lieut., Air Corps April 12, 1945 ,42 Lieut., Air Corps June 5, 1944 ,43 S.fSgt., Army August 22, 1944 540 Lieut., Army August 22, 1944 ,41 A rmy ,21 Lieut., s.g., Navy ,39 Lieui., Air Corps 547 '39 Lieut., R. Can. Army ,4b Army ,39 Lieut., Navy '38 Army Army '45 Lieut., Air Corps ,40 Sgt., Air Corps 540 S.fSgl., Air Corps ,319 Lieul., Army 7 October 15, 1945 May IH, 1943 July 9. 1943 .luly 8, 1944 December 25, 194 May. 1943 February 28, 1944 january 20, 1945 March 20, 1945 September, 1943 October 26, 1944 April 13. 1945

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IN MEMORIAM J. STOGDELL STOKES HH e being dead, yet speakethv It was with great sorrow, on September 26, 1947, that we of the Philadelphia Textile Institute learned of the passing of this prominent and public spirited man. He was an active member of the governing body of the Institute for over eighteen years, ten of which he served as Chairman. Despite his numerous civic interests which included music, art, educational and other cultural activities, as well as being a national leader in the manu- facture of packing machinery, he always found time to attend meetings of our governing body. He took an active part in its functions and always had the Institute's best interests at heart. Mr. Stokes was deeply interested in the progress of the Institute and showed unlimited enthusiasm in its advancement to the rank of a degree-granting college. So we, the Students of Philadelphia Textile Institute pause to pay tribute to the memory of our former colleague and friend. 8