Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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THE MASSASOIT 1921 3111 illilvmuriam The two beautiful bronze memorial tablets which adorn the walls of the Library vestibule are the gift of the Class of 1920, the first class to be graduated from the rejuvenated Springfield College which has arisen since the war. Every member of the class was engaged in some branch of service during the war. Below will be found a complete list of the men commemorated, XYILLIAM A. VVILKINSON, '11. . . . . .. ,. . . v , 2d Lieutenant, Royal Inniskilhng l' usxhers. Killed in action at Ronssoy, March 21, 1118. CHARLES D. HEwsoN, '19, lieutenant, Canadian Army. Killed in action at Vimy Ridge, April 9, 1917. ROLAND M. JONES, '16. 4th Canadian Field Ambulance. Killed in action at Vimy Ridge, October 10, 1917. CLCNY J. LIGHTBODY, '14, ' Lieutenant, Canadian Army. Killed in action Somewhere in France, November 1, 1917. RICHARD V. TALBOR, '17. Sergeant-Major, Canadian Army. Killed in action Somewhere in France, summer of 1917. RoBERT WARREN, '12. Sergeant, Canadian Army. Killed in action in the great Somme Offensive, September 15, 1916. SCHUYLER W. LINE, '16. Killed by accident while in camp service on Mexican border, September, 1916. Rox'cE D. PURINTON, '06. Died as result of overwork in camp service in France, March 25, 1919. HARRY VVHITEMAN, '13. Died as result of overwork in camp service with Canadian Army in Flanders, April, 1916. 23

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W. H. HAYNES Mathematics A. R. CRAXV1-'ORD Physics l. D. CVSTER A. S. PEAISUDX' R. H. BEGG R. XY. PARKER L. C. HVSBANDS E. F. :ABERCROMBIE G. D. BARCLAY R. H. BEGG D. G. BENNETT J. P. BEUKEMA E. R. BRADLEY C. L. BRYANT R. W. CAMMACK C. L. CARLING H. G. CARLSEN VV. B. CHASE F. J. CIVILETTO A. A. CLEGG C. C. COWELL C. K. DELANCJ A. E. DOME F. R. EASTWOOD C. H. EDWARDS J. V. ELLINWVOOD R. FAHL L. I CF A. T THE MASSASOIT 1921 Instructors Library Methods MISS GRORGIANA CARR, B..-X. - English - A. T. NUREN S. K. lVlUNSON Chemistry R. FAI-ll. Biology R. lXlERTFINS Religious Education -. VVATSON R. VY. PETERS HERRON . NOREN K. lXlONTAGI'E ADAMS A. lVl0LfNTAlN J. E. BULLOCR AYLESVVORTH .. FITCH JVD. FORD G. D. BARCLAX Gymnasium and Athletics A. F. FINK K. G. lX'l0NTAGl'E JLTD. FORD A. T. NOREN C. W. GRAX'ES E. W. OYDONNELL V. H. HARTSHORN VV. T. OSBORXI-2 H. HQ HILLEBRANIJT A. S. PEABODT Cl. C. HKJBART F. R. HOERCHER R. W. PETERS L. H. PLTRVERE D. G. HOSI.EX' A. F. SCHAEFER ' L. C. HLSBANDS C. F. SIMON A. G. JEFFREY J. H. STARR M. R. JOHNSON J. W. STEINHILBER E. W. LADD C. E. STEVENS R. H. LAv1K ROBERT STONE J. S. LAW E. P. TWOMBLY J. O. MANHERZ F. M. VAN VVAGNER E. J. MAZESKI E. H E. F. MCCANN W. L K. L. MCCASKIE F. J. NIOENCH H. GODDARD 22 L. A. E. L. . WARD . VVATSON VVATTERS WILLTAMS

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THE MASSASOIT 1921 PAUL T. Blick, '17, Sergeant, U. S. Army, Died in service May 24, 1919, at Chalons-sur-Marne, France, ELMER B. CLARK, '14, Survey Ofncer of the Educational Service, U. S. Army Hospital, Rahway, N. J. Killed by accident, May 17, 1919. HUGE R. DOANE, '12, Captain, U. S. Army, Killed in action in the Argonne Forest, September 29, 1918. PAUL I., I-lARRiMAN, '20, Ambulance Corps 28, 4th Division. Died of disease, Camp Charlotte, N, C., january 3, 1918. CHARLES C, HARTMAN, '14, Sergeant, U. S. Army. Died of disease in France, November, 1917, GILBERT N. JEROME, '14, 1st Lieutenant, Aviation Section, Signal Ofncers' Reserve Corps, U, S, A., attached to French Army. Shot down in battle with four German aeroplanes at Blamont, France, july 11, 1918. FRED H. KENNARD, '21, Died of disease at Norfolk, Virginia, March, 1918. 4 Rt'DoLPH E. PETERsoN, '16, 1st Lieutenant, Co, M, 316th Infantry, 79th Division. Killed in action on Hill No. 378, near Damvillers, north of Verdun. HAROLD G. VAN NORDEN, '15, Medical Reserve Corps, Base Hospital No. 31, Died of disease in France, April 4, 1918, 1-lExRv A. Mox'ER, '18, Cadet at Great Lakes Training Station, Died of disease, Octoher 1, 1918. Louis NIARCHAND, '11, Corporal, 119th Infantry, Killed in action at Verclun, june, 1916. 24