Woodrow Wilson High School - Campanile Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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W'Ilson humbly presents names of her prisoners of war, missing, herole dead Franklin D. Roosevelt, President of the United States, Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, died in action, Warm Springs, Ga. 4 4 4 Frank Dailey '30, Sgt. Air Corps radio, Bataan, died Prison Camp George Martison '30, Lt., Anti air craft, killed, Ft. Benning Ga. Jack Crutchneld '31, Lt., missing, submarine duty, Navy Cross, So Pacific, sank ships Tokyo Harbor, 1942 Floyd Oehlerking '31, Sgt. Air Corps, Photo, killed Africa John Roulstone '31, Capt., RAF, plane exploded, England Bruce Rowley '31, Ensign, killed in torpedo plane San Diego Marvin Messner '32, Sgt., died Ft. Lewis, Washington John Van Wie '32, Lt. B17, Air Medal, 3 Clusters, killed in action Hamburg, 21 missions, purple heart J. Tommy Peek '33, Slfc radar, lost when the des- troyer U. S. S. Hull sank in a 135 mi. typhoon wind Formosa Blaine Quick '33, Lt., Armored Corps, died in Colo. hospital John Work '33, Lt., plane exploded on the ground, killed N. Y., bomber pilot Cameron Collier '34, Ensign, Pilot, missing, Pacific Jack Jones '34, Navigator, Lt., Air Corps, died in japanese Prison, 19th Sqdn.-Queens Die Proudly Bruce Loder '34. lst Lt. Fortress, Flying Cross, mis- sing in Solomons, Purple Heart, Aug, 7 '42 Jerry Naughton '34, Naval Meteorolgy, killed plane crash Oakland Roger Stogdill '34, Lt. Air Corps, missing, Bismark S. james Frinell '35, Lt. j.g., missing, patrol flight, Pen- sacola, Fla. Eric Rasmussen '35, Pfc, missing in action in France, 7th Army Ted W. Tod '35, 1st Lt., pilot, B-24, missing, Ger- many Francis Thackray '35, Lt. bomber pilot, Army Air Corps, missing over Germany, Air Medal, clusters, pilot B-24, Sth Air Force Marvin C. Vfachter '35, MM Zfc, second battle Phil- ippines, missing, destroyer U.S.S. Hall sunk by laps Ted Wedemeyer '35, T-Sgt. B-17 turret gunner, mis- sing France Hubert Chamness '36, Lt. pilot B-24, killed over Austria, Air Medal Mills Dorton Jr. '36, Capt. Air Corps, bombardierg first American mission over Holland, Africa, Italy, Flying Cross, Air Medal, clusters, missing over New Guinea Don Haldeman '36, Major, pilot B-24, killed over Austria, Flying Cross Billy Hayter '36, Capt. Marines, missing Guadalcanal, Flying Cross Richard Hughes '36, 1st Lt. Mustang fighter, killed plane crash, Rye, England, Air Medal Vernon Ireland '36, Lt. Air Corps, pilot P-38, missing Philippines Jack Rittmayer '36, Major, fighter pilot, killed in So. Pacific, member Bong's Squadron Victor Wilcox '36, Lt. Air Corps, P-38, missing Phil- ippines Gerald Cline '37, Slfc, lost in Alaska area when Lib- erator ship broke apart Charles Davis '37, Lt. Air Corps, Purple Heart, mis- sing Alaska Clyde Doyle jr. '37, lst. Lt. Alaskan, Aleutian cam- paigns, twice shot down, air medal, Purple Heart, killed South Carolina Harry Conley '37, Ensign, Bataan, died in Prison Jack Dempsey '37, Capt Ferry Command, missing Africa Chester O. Graves '37, T-Cpl. infantry, killed in Ger- many Russell S. Greenwood '37, Capt. Marine fighter pilot, killed in Patrol action Midway, 1945 Don McMahan '37, Lt., R.A.F. Battle of Britain, Africa, Italy, Pilot P-38, missing Gerry Newton '37, Sgt. killed in auto crash in Wis- consin Burton Osborn '37, Ensign Air Corps, missing in Solomons jack Scruggs '37, band Musician, U.S.S. Arizona, Pearl Harbor, Purple Heart Bill Anderson '38, Capt. BI7, Air Medal, killed in accident in England George Branham '38, Lt. Fortress, missing over Ger- many, Air Medal, 3 clusters, 20 missions Bob Brownell '38, Navy Fire Combat man, Sub- marine, missing Pacific