Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn - Polywog Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Page 24 text:

Q in . , 1 . s , WOG 18 POLY Honor Roll -.l..l.L-L-- Carlin Joseph P. Chevaliell Williafd T- NiC'110lS, Wm- H- Barrett, S Ennis, William D. Von Nardroi, Robert Barron, Eric S. Bartlett, Charles H. Beach, Frederick S. Bielek, Arthur A Blolnn, August H. Bromm, Frederick H. Brown, Clayton W. Brown, Philip T. 5 Bucaria, B. Carrougher, V. A. Cohen, J. E. Cowan, Boyal W. Daube, Henry J. Davie, Robert A Decker, John F. Donothy, Leland E. Berry, William J. Brandt, Herman A. Ehrlich, Samuel Farrell, Thomas R., J 1'. Frost, Bobert J. Fulton, Harold C. Ghelardi, Anthony F. Gianibalvo, Anthony Goshen, George A. B. G-ovin, Gustavo L. Haminel, Frank J. Hanford, B. B. Harnett, William Henegan, John J. Hirsch, Frederick Hopkins, John B. Hopkins, Sydney K Horner, Merritt 2 0 Matthias, M. P. 'l'urner, Earle O. Hude, Walter S. J effe, Ephraim F. Jenkins, William L. Jensen, Lawrence J oerissen, Fred G. ampson K J ohnson, Warren F. Kane, Edmund J. Kaplan, Joseph S. Kellogg, Donald L. Kells, Herbert D. Xeinerer, Don C. V Xemmerer, Jerome liirch, Walter L. Ledermann, Frank Ligorio, Cosmo Lohr, Fred T. w If J.

Page 23 text:

'..' . A S? W- V2 PoLY Q 95 woo as 'ew jf ' Americas Awakening To the brave and loyal men of the Polytechnic Institute who are now serving with the colors, this poem is dedicated. Upon a calm and peaceful world The thunderbolt of War was hurled, A nation once so high and proud Lay now beneath a' sable cloud Of helmeted barbarians bold, Who for the greedy lust of gold A people's honor trampled down And lost a king his rightful crown. The western world just watchedthe strife, While trodden souls did gasp for life, Supinely saw a noble ship - Fall victim to the monster's grip, ' Saw thousands of her children weep ' For dear ones 'neath the briny deep. At last the giant roused his might To iight for freedom and for right. The clarion call so loud and clear, Throughout the land both far and near, From all the daily walks of life, Did summon soldiers to the strife. The farmer left his trusty spade, The craftsman his accustomed trade, The teacher left his daily toil, To enter in the mad turmoil. 19 The Hery cross throughout the land Was sped by ,every willing hand. The clans, all heeding duty's call, Responded quickly one and all, While mothers stood with tearless eyes And sweethearts all suppressed their sighs, Silent prayers and blessing fell Upon the heroed throng's farewell. Ten times ten thousand warriors brave Will find ten million Huns their grave. With sword in hand-and casque on head They'll mow a harvest of the dead, Until the despot's craven soul Shall hear our Wrathful thunder roll, And with a coward cur's bewail He'll tremble, falter, then turn tail. Then let us with our pow'r and might Do our devoir to win the fight, Until the tyrant bleeding lays , And for his crimes atonement pays. Then with autocracy's death knell, We'll send the dogs of war to hell And from across the ocean's foam We'll loudly cheer our victors home. SAMUEL C. NYGOOD Evening Dept.

Page 25 text:

Lynskey, Thomas J Q . Macdonald, Richard A. Mandel, Aaron Montague, Cyril J. Morrow, Thomas I. Mott, Edwin Mott, Frank E. Mutter, p Anthony McCabe, Roger D. McCaw, John W. Mc Sherry, Lawrence J . Oakes, Chester A. Park, J. 'Grant Phair, William B. Presser, Bert Price, Arnold F. Reynolds, Roy L. , s'fi '3ff'Q . -POLY S 2 woo '18 , ..., s -' Noon, ' Honor Roll Rice, Arthur L. Riegger, Frederick W. Russel, Francis G. Rutledge, Thomas F. Sahlin, E. Albert Sanne, Oswald Schmidt, Harry Scofield, Robert W. Seeley, Walter J. Sheridan, Raymond J. Slattery, John J. Squire, L. Wendell ' Starrett, John Stein, Mark H. Stein, 'Samuel Stewart, William H. Swett, Trevor -W. Swezey, Burdette S. Timmerman, William Tuthill, Bruce C. Vogel, William Wall, J. Van Rensselaer Warner, Samuel T. Welton, Donald E. White, Irving P. Wickers, Lloyd Y. Wilkins, Donald D. Wilson, Prescott C. Woolfson, Monroe G. Young, Alfred W. Symons, Stephen W. Talkin, Harry S. Thompson, Herbert Thurston, Donald The Honor Roll herewith presented is the Official Honor Roll of the Polytechnic Institute. It contains the names of only those' men who, at the time of their enlistment, were directly connected with the Institute. No attempt has been made to designate the rank or branch of service of the men, as this is an ever varying and, in some cases, indeterminate quantity. Neither has it been possible to list alumni and former students, due largely to a lack of accurate information. , 21'