University of Illinois - Illio Yearbook (Urbana Champaign, IL)

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Q QQ fn 1 .3 Q fe? I A cl-T ll- - O , ' V.: P ' 'M' pf 1' ' vi, PE. .I , X ,pg . wr i xg-gZ'2igi,g-fST2A Q 'qi v E. - ,. I re f s 1 as - . . .1 BITIUTIHITI' ' ima. mwah ...,V... . . ..,, 1 'Wm mms 1. Q a els , lax ' A' 7' . X A ., i WILLIAM EARL MOSHER 1913 E Marine Corps. Assistant Supervising' SIDNEY ?ECi,E? D. d of muon at Engineer. Died of illness at Wash- S' A' T' . V ' le 18 inxrton D. c.. oct. 12. 1918. Chamlmlffn NOV- 30' lim- mi CHARLES soL NARKINSKY 1912 SIDNEY QRVILPE SIG. 1 A.-mine.-y. captain. Died of illness in Navy- Dmd ,ff lllqgis '.f?:'1mf2Ql'g2 France Nov. 28. 1918. Nov. 30. 1.18. w e wail xr - JOHN LOWRIE NEEDHAM 1901 to repmt' ' Died April ll. 1918 BRUCE LUCIUS SIZER. 15216 RALPH MATTEW NOBLE 1911 Navy. Annapolis. Midshilimllfl- Died Aifgggervice. Killed in action Sept. 5. of illness Dec. 28. 1917. 8 . . . , MITH 191 TOMAS OLAZAGASTI 1920 v1l.t.S Killed at Chateau Infalntry. Pvt. tDied tatfCaTp kDodge Thierry June 27, 1913, w ie on way o por o em ar ation. . gvgfllg 19gGg5T.d0LS3N,, 3920 E?'9IP..,0.ZiEr.553Ei..?i I.3I.HM....J.?iZ. 153, 1918? en an 0 I ness ent' candidateifor commission. Died at MILES Merc. PARMALEY 1918 M meaP0l'B Oct' 8' 1918' Field Artillery. lst Lt. Died of wounds in France Nov. 19. 1918. LLOYD MELVIN PARR 1921 Died at Great Lakes Sept. 22. CLYDE F. PENDLETON 1917 Infantry. Killed in action in Argronne Forest. Sept. 27. 1918. WILLIAM C. PETERSON 1916 Marines, 2nd Lt, Killed in action near Chateau Thierry June 17, 1918. Re- ceived posthunous citation for con- spicuous bravery in action by Gen- eral Pershinxr. LOUIS IRVING PHILLIS 1918 Air Service. lst Lt. Killed in Tours. France in accident July 19. 1918. JAMES BLAIN PHIPPS 1918 Cavcalry. Corp. Died of illness July 25, 1.17, I-IORATIO NICHOLLS POWELL 1913 Diiefilgxf illness at Camp Colt July 10. J . HUGH MITCHELL PRICE 1903 Quartermaster Corps. Construction Dept, 8Died at Portsmouth, Va.. Nov. 4. 191 . BENJAMIN JAMES PRINCE 1918 Infantry, Corp. Died of illness at Camp Pike, Ark.. March 14, 1918. ROBERT QUEEN 1920 Died while in the S. A. T. C. JAMES KEMPF READ 1919 Air Service. Lt, Died of illness Oct. 10. 1918 at Ellington Field. Texas. LAURENCE SCOTT RIDDLE 1911 Infantry. lst Sgt. Killed in action in November, 1918. ALBENO C. RODIGHIERO S. A. T. C.. Pvt. Died of illness at Champaign Oct. 15. 1918. HAROLD CORDES SCHREINER 1917 Signal Corps. End Lt. Died in base hos- pital from wounds received in action on Oct. 14. 1918. WILLIAM JOSEPH SENSE 1912 Infantry, 2nd Lt. Died of wounds re- ceived at Chateau Thierry July 27. 1918. VERNON A. SHEETS 1 -1.916 Field Artillery. Pvt. Rainbow Division. Drowned in Marne River Aug. 17. 1918. CARL LEE SHERMAN 1915 Field Artillery, 2nd Lt. Killed in action July 18. 1918, Five WILLIAM EVERETT SMOOT 1917 Navy. Radio. Died at Great Lakes Sept. 30. 1918, OTTO STAEHELI . Infantry. Gas Service. lst Lt. Killed in action Oct. 12. 1918. CHARLES LESLIE STARKEL 1918 Infantry. 2nd Lt. Died 01' illness at Camp Grant Oct. 20. 1917. ALEXANDER S. TARNOSK1 1915 Aviation 2nd Lt. Killed in airplane ac- cident in France Jan. 5. 1919. J. L. TEARE Graduate Student Died of illness while in the service. RALPH WALDO TIPPET 1915 Infantry. 1st Lt. Killed in action Sept. 12, 1918. NORMAN JAMES TWEEDIE 1918 Infantry. Corp. Died of illness at Camp Taylor Feb. 23. 1918. HOWARD DEWITT VALENTINE . Medical Corps. 1st Lt. ,Wounded In action Nov.. 1918. CHARLES A. WAGNER Jr. 1918 Infantry, Captain. Died in France from wounds Nov. 8. 1918. ELLIOTT PYLE WALKER l 1919 Ambulance Corps. 1st Sgt. Died of illness at Camp ,Greene. N. C.. March 30. 1918. EDWARD WALLACE 1913 Coast Artillery Corps. Died in Paris. France from illness Sept. 13. 1918. MANNIERRE BARLOW WARE 1917 Infantry. 1st Lt. Killed in action Oct. 12. 1918. HIRAM H. WHEELER 1907 Y, M. C. A. Service. Died of illness Oct. 16. 1918. WILLIAM E. WHEELER Jr. 1917 Infantry. lst Lt. Died of illness Oct.. 1918. GEORGE EDWARD WILCOX 1911 Died in Southhumpton. England. Sept. 1918. LLOYD GARRISON WILLIAMS 1912 Lt.. Inspector. Died of illness in France. Jan. 28. 1918. FREDERICK H. WINSLOW 1906 Engineers, Lt. Died of illness at Cleveland. Ohio. Dec 13, 1918. WARREN C. WOODWARD Special Aviation. Lt. Died in France Oct. 20, 1918. .Li fy wi THE TWE5'l'Y ll.LlO .-

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G11 mls of the l'm'4-st prnvcil no barrier to the mighty tanks. Nu b:u'rim-r except. death stoppin-rl the frm .1 Ilwirs ol' war. the giant lmtllesliips ol Lil l ice Sum silently null-oils-ml the mists nl' the vlnlnnm-I. Ml fighting lllini. Three days before the United States declared war, the Board of Trustees voted that Seniors might graduate if they were called to war before Commencement. This was the be- ginning of the cooperation between the Univer- sity and the students who entered the service. Convocations, formation of intensive training units, recruiting of Battery F to full strength, and work of the Agricultural College were but a few of the many assistances given to help the nation to prepare for the great struggle. Men withdrew from school in great numbers to enter the service, either active military or on the farnis. In May, 1917, the Illinois Ambulance Unit sailed for France. Preparations were made to house a School oi' Military Aeronautics. The entire University set itself for the great task before it. ., N THE TWEN'l'Y lLLl0 , ,