Woodrow Wilson High School - Campanile Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)
- Class of 1947
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Ili 1-, ClLiNN'NrzimM L0 N li Il li u 3 0 l tl ' . I ' u., 1 1 I Gam ani e . 101' . Editor . fiditoi' . lfdi tor , 4 BllSif1l'SS . 4 Business . , liusincss I. I lf' 0 ll JQANNIQ STORK . . i.UTHlLR VITDER , ALJGLIS1' NIES . T. V. Wawoim . . Aus'riN STLHJIO . . MAX Mounisiw . . . K.-x'rHEizYN INIARRISON . NIA . . Ynlumv p . Service Men 'Wnkc-up-l.inotypv Nfakciip-l,ii1otypc Pr:-ss Supervisioii . . . Photos Printing Advisor General Advisor nly-una' SCOTT PHO t x , tx 1 X 5 X 'R ix X x s s N Sludonts vnter to hrarn through Wils1:n's hallouwd arvhways ALI. .AMERICAN . '30, '3l, '32, '33, '35, '36, '37, '33, '39, '40, '41, '42, '43, '45 ' ' Lois Kennedy, Asst., Sidney Mendlovitz, Asst.g Shirley Ledclel, Clubsg John McKeown, Vance Thurston, Boys' Sportsg Jean Scott, Girls, Sportsg Lloyd Rolfe, Activitiesg Dorothy Fishbaugh, Delores Overton, Patricia Jordan, Don Wells, Service Meng Jim Hill, Photosg Beverly Arbia, Rosemary Cournoyer, Ruth A. Egge, Donna Folger, Don Holm, Jane Nlannex, janet OlNeil, joann Stork, Grace Wallinder, Bob Wright, Advertising. Prlfllilylrllilill ., '36, '37 lNlillAl.lS'l' . '37, '33, '30, '40, '41, '42, '43, '44, '45 3 Agf' .al Y Hey, kids, look :lr o llrbt W c-'ve Jri VCU Ihl'0Ugh nl iles nn Cl miles of them, today. SCOTT PHOTO ORANGES, VITAMIN C-Lel's have a happy lheme aboul some phase oi heallhf7 l lcnow, have oranges and viiamin C. lhal's so lypical oi California. We can drive lhrough miles and miles oi oranges and visiling paclcing planls lo ialce piciures. During ihe war millions oi pounds or de- hydraled orange iuce wenl io our boys all over lhe world. There is a nalional movemenl io raise lhe healih level since so many oi The boys were physcally uniil during lhe war. ll's a wonderful idea ior our boolc. Everyone here lives oranges. We malce such prelly salads and ioods wiih oranges. All our alhleies drinlr langy orange iuiee by lhe guarl. Pysical Ed. Teachers slress il in class loo. For homcoming we can serve orange iuice io The alumni and lheir babes. Lel's go lo lhe groves when lhe Trees are in bloom. l love The sweel scenied orange blossoms and ihe langy aroma oi iresh oranges. Con'l you iusi smell ihem7 Canwr you iusi lasle rhem7 Can'l you ieel lheir pep? Another glass, please To be the life of the party, drink Vitamin C at breakfast, lVl.iLe mine orange ilvurlvft I l I I like orange fragrance all over the house at Chiistmasl I lilce them in quivering, fluffy jello. just L1 hlg wedge of orange chiffon pie will do! Give me orange juife on a har day. You Can't beat Vitamin C for sparkle I I ., :l . 5 X , '31 12 5:22 if-T , '?Q'L1' 1 5 5:V ?'Z5ff'Z5'n ' Q! ' 7 ,Ir 13? .L - i jk 1 Cljf. R .Q W: ,,, M xl, ., t A Q, . 2 3 I 4 7: Y. ' . I, L , Y X X: 4? gs 's SCOTT rmmo Sunshine-. orange-N. flows-rs. nrungi- juivv, prq-tty girls. girxnul wvlvonu- for Alumni and lmblos ' ivwxs' E f ' it f H155 is YS-15 l 4 A4 B X , NX? ' mn, 1 H A .W ,X ., m vi.- L ..-X. - X Sm V. 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M at A 3 L -E sw 39-g Huw-,S ix K , g ? if ,jf , f H Eieifvt' NI. ,jr i is W Qs im wi N V1 QQ Y H Ut ,R x 3 at E413 ,- i 3 . R X , ,, Q f X Q A . -:iv Q Jig gas! K Af L W Q3 W' ' ASV 4, M ph ,Q Vg- 5, F X Kip. + it ijlf .IW K 1 ...., , an ' N4 W lf, Y vi .5 y- if p ' fi... v Y I E, .Q SUVIAI S1 l mmm lTop piclurv l:il'hl Row: Ifxlllduldalll-, PlL'l'L'L'. S1-fond row: Lindgren, Turnbull. Frazer. QIOMMEIHIIAI, KSQ-uond picurc from mp! First Row: Waxddull, Black- man, Rickcla. Second row: Hennes, Xvnltelvt. l,ANtLlIAIilI fTl1irJ picturc from topj lfxrsr row: Kryrlw, Oxlvy, lilaxfkwood, SL-cond row: Saou, Johnson, Robmhon. Mlvsu: 1B0lI0l'l1 pictura-D -Fur- janiclc, lfllithorpe, Minnmi. MATH- HM-x'l'lf:s Furs: Row: Davey, Low- ry, Burk, Second Row: Stewart. H.ll4l0T, Hukken, XS s SF., na :,.A I i v 2 X X I , QU 2 Q , wa M 1 P WX X wk N 5 his -x XL-k. Q , f if - K K . A Amr. A ,1,, Q is ,. N . f 1' a Et nf?-55 'fl 'Y X 9 Ab N535 ff r XM X .Q S I Q Mg ik QQ X f . xfyg- RQ 3 v......K XA' ng Www 'Y 'Q 44 44 P. T. A.--The Wilson ParenT Teacher AssociaTion has enioyed an evenTTul year, wiTh a rnern- bership oT IIS6, headed by Mrs. GuerranT. The Theme UndersTandingeOur T-lope Tor Sec- uriTy , has been carried Through with The excellenT help oT The Wilson sTuclenT body and TaculTy. The P. T. A. has conTribuTed To welTare donaTions, To The Millc Tund Tor unclernourished children and are again giving a scholarship To L. B. C. C. Money was made Through The eTTorTs oT moThcrs, Teachers, and students, Through rummage sale, brealcTasT, and a white elephanT sale. P.T,A I-'mm row: Nlmes. Kc-lsnw. W4lfHiK'k, Kennedy, Robinson, Gucrrzmt, Guthmnnn, Clark. Olson, lViclVinlmn. Second row: Nlmcs Hzmbcry, Smnnard. Ray, Larson, Davis, Thompson, Keiser, Lay, Clinnrd, Miss Dougherty. Third row: Nlmcs. Burley, Gaby. Feller, Kings- ton, Ninrtin, lander, iiowlby, Bonham, Fourth row: Mr. Catlin, Mines. Alguire, Criuvliord, Nliss Nolds, Briggs. Niiss Treclvll, Mrs. l.41ngrnf, Mr. Nlnngold, Nlrs. Gurlunilnn. Understanding, our hope for security, is ringing challenge in path to peace Muna H ' MMM X..Q..,W,,, 'Milan 9' i ai S 2 ' 14 4 KX ,eq . , s 'Qi is ai 3 K, ' if up .-A. if! 7 .g.R-Swfz ki ' gs Lex-' i 1 x x , X X .,.. 'L' F Q? s ' - .W xy X . . x Wigs Q. B6 1 W fi f av fx V b ' Q 'W FN 1. Lf W is is 1 1, K I , .qs K ' 1 M z' ,TL 5,1 Xi . U 5 iii 2 2 nik ss 44 LOOK MAGAZINE-Wilson brolce info print on a Nafional scale when a survey by Loolc Mag- azine placed her one of four fop public schools in California, and one of twenty-five in the nation. Following a series of arficles criticising schools fhroughouf fhe nafion by Loolc, a survey was made showing good schools. The survey was based on the opinion of sfafe deparfmenfs and prominenf educators. One hundred universities, colleges, school lsysfems, privafe and public high schools, large and small, were given fop rafings. ln fhe survey which dominated fhe issue, pages and pages were used largely filled with pictures of good schools in action across the farflung limits of the United States. Wilson's consistently progressive program, always alerf to fhings new in educa- tion, is well lcnown in California. This is affested by educafors who make sfudies on the campus. Alguire classes trim sparkling treep Girl paints great festive Christmas mm. 53,1 53333 , A + Ls? M X S 4 1 5. 3 N 'x i . 5 N. Q, 5 ' - , In v t 5 ig. , 'Engl . : f 1' ff . . x x si Y , ,r M' K K H 1 t V f - 7g H 'I 1 X 9 ., 4 M, 'D -. ,wk , ,QQ 5 gf x NN s. . my Q. Mwf M..'- K wg' -4 X -K fl K- 'fffgi ' ' Og ' 'Ui' 9 ea. ' . , -, 5 4 f 4 WV fm is , S : f l' A A X,,,'-x A .45 U Y . w 'sL 3-.- s 3 1 x --. 'Q wah , 5 Sf L, S 5 If S? X fs 'I ,Q 'eh B' 10 v 1 K. 1 , ' 3 x M3 1 Q ,A 5' X 7 ,, I gi gl , . ff f . V A A- E X Y ' K Q L, L Q 1' L 1 ...X F' A s w- s. vi 'b .6 .N ffl? .s-4. 1 1- F l l X4 J ' X ' Q xi , , .fswfffy . -- Q Q -QW: X f A Ng, ,Q-5.5435 7 yr PQ 'if ffgili K -A - 1 w. , Q K 9.1 4- .. 5 .TR 5 -L L A ' ' O 4 . y w iw? air: -elf' f f I ' Q 44 I r , . v 1 L , '- mwxs .X . xi i,, . 8 I Q.. Ax., v , S S . W. . ll! N- iff ' .1 - :Z . .,, , H , '1 X P p 5 LA, x ', 4 gil? . ' u ' ' F' 1' X xi vi N, 4 m 1 , Ks 1, jk xx '. Q gr Q ? - ,y Y y S ys. LF sf S Q '. of A ' - ii , . :Qb ky 1 K 'QTY fb' M .- A 1 i 5- x . i 1 Q2 Zzfl Ni gi . , ' ,. :S 'Y 1? r 9325 i , , tr 9 f, . Gnvirimoizs lfrom row: Wfellcer, XVe'ls, Hauser, Anderson, Schaefer, Lewzs, Folger, Mr. Catlin, Perry. ff 44 BOARD OF GOVERNORS-Wilson, a ciTy oT IBOO, wiTh many oT The problems and com- plexiTie', oT a modern ciTy is presided over by iTs Board oT Governors. MosT imporTanT duTies These leaders have are approving The STudenT Body budgeTs which amounTed To 58,794.54 This year. The largesT single iTem was Tor aThleTic equipmenT amounTing To 353,804.54 while revenue Trom aThleTic conTesTs reached a new high Tor The IQ46-47 school year. The Board oT Governors have charge oT Tire drills, school rings, and deciding who is enTiTled To Gold W's. ff ff STUDENT COUNCIL-RepresenTing eighTeen maior campus acTiviTies which include scholar- ship, sporTs, governors, Girls' League, publicaTions, arT, music, dramaTics, public speaking, and class oTTicers, They are charged wiTh analyzing budgeTs, inTerpreTing The poinT sysTem and dis- cussing CourT problems. Approving consTiTuTions, planning NaTional assemblies, were shared. 41 ff STUDENT COURT-EnTorcing The rulings oT The House oT RepresenTaTives, The sTudenT courT upheld The highesT sTandard oT iusTice and encouraged The growTh oT sTudenT acTiviTies, which conTribuTe mosT To good ciTi2enship in a democracy. The courT Tried sTudenTs who were guilTy oT brealcing sTudenT made laws. Trials were held similar To Those oT The governmenT. Cf ff HOUSE .OF REPRESENTATIVES-Showing The school how a True democracy works The l-louse oT l3epresenTaTives, made up oT delegaTes Trom The TiTTy Tive secTions oT The school, Tunc- Tioned as one body helping The sTudenT body lneep Their CaTeTeria, Campus, and rooms neaT as well as helping sTudenTs lceep in line wiTh The rules oT The school. Members also issued ciTaTions. tfuiiwrii lfrnnr rom: Mann:-x. Gage, Thurston, Black, Huglin, Hauser. Second row: Munsey. Thomas, Gainshoro, Morse, Mr. Catlin. Tlnrd row: llarris. Stanton, Nlcffarey, Rolfe, Folger, lVlcKeown. Pres., Hugling V. P., Black: Sec.-Trcas.. Nlanncx: Sponsor, Mr. Catlin. S'l'LlIJIiN'I' f:0UR'I 7I:l'0l'l!j row: -Ioncs, Agcaoili, Nielsen, Perry, Thurston. Wells, Folger. Second row: Rubenstein. Wfclker, Lewis. Hauser, lm-, Srhaelcr, Painter. Davey, Third row: johnson, Sammons, Rohlar d, Thomas, Davis, Lewis, judge, jones: Prs. Att., Perry, Wells: Ser., linlgvrg Sgr, Arms, Thurston: Sponsor, Miss Davey. fi0'VlNllSSIONlfRS -liront row: Knowles, Tewlcsbury, Holm, Thurston, Nlannex, Sutherland, Strom. Second row: Chapin. Parsons. Wlwite talker, Oh:-naucr, Welker, lirton. Black, Ifgge. Third row: Painter, Schaefer, Muntz, jones, Mclfeown, Sparks, Hauser. Head. Thurston. lfggeg Cap., Knowles, Tewlcshury: Sponsor, Mr. Catlin. 28 ,,..,,,, , . , -ri ' A 44 44 GIRLS' LEAGUE-wLet's get togetloerg let's plan tlrie worlc tor time twentyetive Girls' League Committees wloo. leading Wilson's nine lwundred girls, create interest and spirit in its broad sweep- ing program. Good works? Girls' League is lull ot tloeml Toys tor crippled cl1ildrenlBean Bags and Christmas stockings! 3,000 Easter and Christmas tray favors! All were time sparlc that lit the en- thusiasm ot the student body, Shouts ot Going, going, gone! echoed at the popular Lost and Found auction. Cne liigloliglit was tloe Friendship Tag Sale, profits going to the Choir robe fund. The Sponsors' Tea and new girls' parties were staged. Playing an active part in Homecoming Day, Girls' League also founded time Sophomore Bureau ot Investigation. Nursing, education, and many vocations were eagerly studied by girls in interviews with leading professional women. The Buttums' sponsored style sliow was enioyed. Meetings with Poly and Jordan advisory boards were valuable. l.xl 1 LIIIXI lhmim Gnu s l,l,fu.Lil' from row. Nliss Nolds, i,1nCl0r, Slllllt, Belnens, Lynn. linslcin, Sammi row: Giunsboro. Thomas, Rnlxlnnil. llinrirlms. Girls' League, vast organization, carries through vesatile progam for girls l l I I 4 l ADVISORY BOARD GIRLS' LEAGUE-FIOHI row: Miss Nolds, Baskin, Hinrichs, Lynn, Behrens, Rohland Thomas, Sunn, Gainslnoro, Linder, Second row: Old, Scott, Mortimore, Friedman, Folger, Horowitt, Ag aoili, Frank, Leddel. Third row: Nead, Sullivan, Seely, Martin, Reitz, McCarey, jones, Nemer, Pedersen, Herron. Fourth row: Noble, Head, Cawthorne, Pankey, Carpenter, Newton, Munsey, Wilson, Anglim. GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET QFALLJ--Front row: Mrs. Alguire, Bollman, Hahne, Frady, Swope, Northcut, Nemer, Herron, Bowman, Smith, Reynolds, Wells, Ellis, Gage. Second row: jaquith, Olson, Moore, Parker, Love, Bickerstaff, Frederick, Polmanteer, Blanchard, Mozanoff, Lewis, Krebs, Frantz. Third row: Hitchcock, Belisle, Spaeth, Wilson, Moore, Keller, Carter, Vivirito, Haney, Martin, Probst. Fourth row: Smola, Truan, Bolin, Hills, Ott, Whittaker, Lauer, Simpson, Denend, Hughes, Swanson, Hinrichs. DRESS REPRESENTATIVES lSPRlNGl-FFOHI row: Bowles, Morris, Degele, Penrose, Wilson, Mrs, Townsend, Lecldel, DuBarr, Baird, Travers Bell, Farnham, Sherman, Steele, Miss Nolds. Second row: Perry, Lawrence, Gainsboro, Haller, Moran, Bickerstaff, Denny, Prahl, Wilson, DeBoard, Snowball, Funderburk, Hoeven, Third row: Munsey, Burton, Hinkley, Dewar, Roane, Borden, Belisle, Fieg, DeWitt, Thomason, Tacker, Hern, Denencl, McDowell, Mannex, Mozanoff. Fourth row: Thienhaus, Keller, Swope, Telegdi, Lowentrout, Hattery, Reynolds, Kelly, Smith, Fredrickson, French, Maxwell, Anderson, V., Anderson, M., Cook. Chr., Herron, Nemer, Leddel, Wilson, Sponsors, Mmes. Alguire, Townsend. Ill 65585 - 60 Q0 t. -s Q f g I ax eb. 4 , ,X 13 Q 5 3' E ., M...- ...ads-amass' x ' Ui. If .u Y B. ML .,.,:u--T-up , T . 1 ' . . . ANL ai' 1 W f MQ e.,l 'QA . 'os N-4. 3,5 , , ' .1 J 5 mf-j Q.. S 'gif' ' 4.4 W5 X.-5' ,V W 0 '06 . . 'P 5 .A we ,.M,5,.,.:f- v AL., M hL m 'k 'Ni 43? Q -vi' W' ' K. 'M , H .3 1. A - V 5 1. 'Q vs . , 1 .w . Ag, . .. gbfwxi 1 2 gig? S A ig! uk . ,QR 1 K Q, f . 1-N N f ...., . A V, ,M . A . 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A QL M 1 ' f . : wg k X A I W 1,-Q3 i 1 ll - ii, .1 ' f, 1 . . 2 .-. N H . , K 1 nf . , . k' Ag NV ,V 'W '- .... f Qf s:- S3lf iE'f?f' - 'f ' .. 'neg -5 Q f' -W ?lf2l'i.lE??fif'f?fgi- lil 5fi1ii'i1:1iqQE9kgl1f ' ' ' Qiisflf. f - sz f I W J H., , ,iv v. YKI. Q85 , my W' Uk s Wi V2 .sl U Senior Officers lfms. fflfxss. Ol-'xfuix-.Rs ---Top picture: Davis, Hock, Mr Wqntlc-la-I, Nlorvy. Lower pirturv: Nlr. R Thomas, Folger Nlzmnvx, f5I.lr1fhaxr'cl, Pcrry, Hauser. 4' February Seniors BILL BARNARD Social Studies ll. S. Merchant Marine '46g Sr. Comm.: Band '45, '46, '47 XVILLARD TRENT BARNES College Frenchg Book Discussiong Pres. Cognosians ISO BISHOP Arr Boosterg Golfg Bowlingg Usherg Art Comm. PHYLLIS FAITH BLOOM College A Cappella Choir, G. L. Comm.g G. L. Rep.g Glee ,475 Transfer: North Hollywood, Span- ish BILL W. BRADEN College U. S. Navy '42, '43, '44, '45g Pres. Dancing GAY RENEE BREST College G. A. A.g G. L. Rep.: EI Rojorog G. L. Comm., Squad Leader BARBARA ANNE BROWN Commercial Bowlingg Squad Leaderg Stage Dancingg Store BOYD ALLEN BROWN College V. Football '46 COLETTE MARIE BUICE College Bowlingg El Rojorog Squad Leader PAT BURNS Art Bowling, Squad, Team Leaderg Storeg G, L. Rep,g Stage Dancing DONALD EARL CHASE General MAXINE CAROL COHN Mathematics Flag Twirlerg Jeweled Wg G. L. Adv. Bd. 3 Sem.g House Rep.g Sec. Scholarship JAMES KEITH COULES General Cognoscian MILLICENT GENE DAVIS College Pres. Sr, A Classy Sec. Sr. B Classy Scholar- ship Lampg G. L. Adv. Bd.g Jeweled W MERCEDES YVESE DEWAR College Fiesta Court of Beautyg Jr. Statesmang House Rep.3 Sec. Golfg G. L. Rep. TOM L. DONAHOE College City Champ B Football '46g B Football '44, '45g So. Cal. Champs V. Golf '46g J. V. Golf '45 FLORENCE JANE DOOLEY Social Studies Library 5 sem., Glee I45, '46, O. Leader, A Cappella Choir '46 CAROLYN JUNE DUNCAN Commercial G. L. Comm.g Squad Leaderg Sec. P. T. A.g G. L. Rep.g Bowling RONALD C. FENWICK College City Champ B Football I46g B Football '44, '45g J. V. Baseball '45 SHIRLEY MAE FIRESTONE College Bowlingg Squad, Team Leader, G. L. Comm,g Sr. Comm. ALLAN STANLEY FRIEDMAN Art J, V, Football '44g V Football '45, '46 35 LOLITA MERCEDES GARCIA Fine Arts Camp Shows: Fiesta: Talent Shows: Hi-Tri: Team Leader BEVERLY MAE GOFF Clerical Swimming: Squad, Team Leader: G. L. Comm,: O. Leader ALVINA GUZMAN Commercial House Rep,: Usher: Big Sister: Summer School Play: Bible MARAVENE JANE HAGERTY College House Rep.: Pageant: Bowling: Ch. Sr. Comm.: G. L. Rep. 2 sem. LELAND LESTER HIGHT College Thespian: Thanksgiving Play: Sr. Comm. DIXIE LEE HOCK College Sr. A Sec.-Treas,: Bowling: Squad Leader: G. L. Rep.: Pageant DORIS DARLENE HOOVER College Pres. Bowling: W Club: V-pres. Boosters: G. A. A. Council: Treas. Hi'Tri ALSON JOHN KELLY College City Champ B Football '46: B Football '44, '45: C Track '44, '-45: B Track '-46: Commissioner BOB LINDSAY LAMBERSON College JAMES LANGE Industrial Arts Transfer: Minneapolis: V, Football '43 '4-4: J. V. Baseball '44 MILES B. LEWIS College B Football '44, '45: V. Football '46: Slide Rule: Ski JAMES RICHARD MONTAGUE College B Football '44, 515: C Track '44 JOHN BENJAMAN MOREY College B Basketball City Champ '44. '45: V, Basket- ball I45, '46, '47: So. Cal. Champs V. Golf '46: V. Golf '45: V-pres. Sr. A EDWIN RAYMOND NELSON College B Football '44, '45: V. Football '46: Forestry '45, '46: V-pres. Sr. A MARY ANITA ORR College Bowling: G. A. A.: Sec, Volleyball: P. T. A.. Sec. MARIETTA LOU PANTER Social Studies G. A. A.: Transfer: Oregon: G. A. A.: Red Cross: Nurse's Aid: Volleyball ARDEN ELIZABETH POULSEN College Pageant: German: Book Discussion: G. A. A.: Bowling BARBARA LEE SHEETS Home Making Bowling: G. L. Comm.: Team, Squad Leader: Swimming MARY LOU STEPHENS College Booster: Bowling: Scholarship: Madonna: Guard of Honor RONALD STONE College C Track City Champs '44: B Track League, City Champs '45: V Track '46: B Football ,44 City Champs: Fiesta CYNTHIA TAVOULARIS College House Rep. 3 sem.: Camp Shows: G. L. Comm.: Pageant: Fiesta 36 June Seniors JOAN JUNE AGCAOILI An Pres. Jr. Classg Adg Courtg Sec. House Rep.g Campus Rep. Bufliums' GORDON A. AIKEN College B Football '45, '46, B Basketball '47 HAROLD EUGENE ALLEN Industrial Arts Forestry, Aviation, Public Addlress Crewg Glee '46 GERTRUDE IRENE ANDERSON College Pageantg G. L. Rep.g House Rep., Guard of Honorg G. L. Adv. Bd. HELEN LUCILLE ANGLIM College Scholarshipg Boosverg G. L. Adv. Bd.g V-Pres. World, G. A. A. SALLY JO APPEL College Pageant, G. A. A. BEVERLY MAY ARBIA College Song Leaderg Campanile, Guard of Honorg Squad Leader February Graduates Continued PATRICIA ANN TIPPETTS Commercial P. T. A. Sec.g Squad, Team Leader: Transfer: Grand Island, Nebraska, Councilg Pres. H. R. RAY VAUGHAN College V. Track '44, '45. '46g Capt. V. Track '45, Wingfootg Lead Operettag Glee '45, '46, '47 LOUISE ANN WALKER College Sec. S. P. R.g World, Red Cross, Bowlingg A Cappella Choir '46 LLOYD DALE WHALEY College Slide Ruleg House Rep., Band '44, '45, Pro- jection Crew NOEL WHITE College C Track '45, Glee WILLIAM HOWARD WHITE College Loudspeaker, La Fuente Photographer, Pro- cessorg Projection Crew, Slide Rule RICHARD WHITING Mech. Draw. J. V. Football '44, V. Football '45, '46g All City Guard '46g Pageantg Fiesta Honor Court HAROLD WILL General Army NORMA ELSIE WICKIZER Homemaking G. L. Rep.g Store, Team Leader ANN LAVINIA WOLVERTON College Loudspeakerg Projection Crewg Swimmingg O. Leaderg Tennis JUDITH D. WOODROW College Fiestag Graduation Speakerg Pageant, World LADDY THOMAS DRAKE Arch. Dr. So, Cal. Champs V. Golf '46g V. Golf '45, B Football '44, '45 PHILLIP V. JACOUBOWSKY College League Champ V. Basketball '44g V. Basket- ball '45, '46g A Cappella Choir '47g Sr. Speakerg Forestry BEVERLY JEAN YOUNG Art Scholarshipg Campanile, Talent Shows 2 yr., Mgr. Store 3 sem.3 Graduation Speaker 37 MARTIN LEE ARMBRUST College Slide Rule, Sl-ri, Scholarship, Pageant, S. P. Q. R. NANCY JOYCE ARNETT College Scholarship, W. Club, G. A. A., A Cappella Choir, Transfer: Bell, California ANNIECE EVELYN ASCHIERIS College Golf, O. Leader, Scholarship, Lib. Asst. ALICE KATHRYN AUSTIN E. MERLE BAEHR Art Nursing G. A. A., Bowling, Glee '47, A Cappella Choir '47, Operetta, Transfer: Missouri IRENE MARY BAIRD General Glee '45, '46, S. P. Q. R., Transfer: St. Anthony, Missionary GEORGE W. BARLOW College J. V. Football '44, '45, V Football '46, B Track '45, Slide Rule PEGGY LOUISE BARROWS College Murder At Midnight, Squad Leader, Thes- pian, House Rep., Red Cross BEVERLY JEAN BARTLETT College Band '45, '46, '47, Orch. '46, '47, Fiesta, Team Leader JUSTIN D. BARTLOW ROSALIE BASKIN Commercial College G. L. Treas., Gold W, Abie's Irish Rose, Booster , Operetta ROBERT THEODORE BAUTER College Forestry, Fiesta, German, French ARTHUR L. BAYS Industrial Arts B Football Champs '44, B Football '45, B Track '44, J. V. Baseball '44, '45, V Foot- ball '46 MARILYN PHYLLIS BEHRENS College Rose Parade Queen, Pres. Boosters, G. L. Comm., W Club, O. Leader PAUL M. BENADIK Orchestra '45, '46, '47 ARDEN ANNE BERNARD Operetta, Transfer: Poly ELDENE D. BICKERSTAFF G. L, Rep., Big Sister XVAND A BIFLOH House Rep., Big Sister, G. Leader, Court ANN BIRD Squad Leader, Big Sister, Comm . , Pageant BARBARA LORAINE BIVENS Bowling GLADYS MAE BJORKQUIST Music Music Commercial Arr L. Rep., Squad Art Fiesta, G. L. College College S. P. Q. R., Transfer: Iron River, Mich., Glee, F. H. A., Vohoma 38 NORMA JEAN BLAIR Commercial Squad Leaderg Big Sisterg Glee '47g A Cap- pella Choir '47 BARBARA LEE BLANCHARD College Sec-Treas. Senior B. A Class: Adg G, L. Rep.: Book Discussion, Buffums' Rep. GWEN BLYTHE General CARL BOCKMAN College Projection Crewg Transfer: Rochester, N. Y.g Track ,465 Audio Visual Aidg Intrm. Basket. ballg H. R. V-Pres. LUCILLE MAE BOLES Commercial G. L. Rep., Big Sister, Squad Leader DELBERT CHARLES BOWMAN College Ad, Track '46, Basketball '46g Golf '47 KATHRYN BOWMAN College Bowlingg G. L. Rep., O. Leader, Squad Leader, Big Sister ARTHUR LOWELL BOWMAN College Scholarship 4 sem.g Usher, Treas. S. P. R.g P. T. A. Secg House of Rep. WALTER BOYD College B Football '45, '46g Baseball '45, '46, ,47Q B Basketball '47g House Rep. FRED P. BRAUER College ll. V. Tennis '46g Chemistry Teamg Germang Tennis '47 WILLIAM H. BRAZZLE Industrial Arts Assistant Store Manager MARILYN JOYCE BRITTAIN College House Repg O. Leaderg Boosterg Guard of Honor, Pageant EARL DEAN BROWN Commercial Bowlingg Forestryg Orchestra '46 MICHAEL E. BROWNE General Scholarshipg Cross Country-V Track '46g jr. Statesmang Chessg Chemistry Team XV. EILEEN BRUNDIGE College Usherg Big Sisterg Team, Squad Leaderg G.A.A. JAMES E. BRYANT Industrial Arts Recreationg H,R. Pres. ALYCE A. BRYSON Commercial Guard of Honorg Big Sister, Squad Leader DON M. BUSH College B Track '45, '46g B Football '44, '45, V. Football '46g Slide Rule RAMONA ANN CATES College Usherg Transfer: Covina, Calif. 1. D. CARPENTER Commercial House Repg -living jittcrsg Glee '47g A Cap- pella Choir '47g Store ,IOHN EDWARD CARROLL College Yell Leader I43, '47, Commissionerg House Repg Campanile, Pageant fl' 9 BOB CARVER College C Track '45-City Cbampsg B Track '46, ,473 B Football '45g Wingfootg Campanile JANETTE ANNE CAWTHORNE General Scholarshipg Boosterg French Pres.g Usherg G. L. Adv. Bd. VIOLA CHAKIRIS Trans fer: Tucson, Arizon 1 ARDOTH CHEADLE Bandg Orchestrag Festival World History JOHN A. CHEDISTER Marine ROBERT JOHN CHUBB ELINOR JANE CLARK Bibleg S. P. R.g Guard of Honorg Comm.g Pageant JAMES D. CLARKE Band '44, '45g B Football Mgr. ,45g Spanishg Science RAMONA DELPHINE CLINARD Guard of Honorg Thespian BETTY COARTNEY EVELYN R. COGAN Tennisg G. A. A.g G. l... Comm.g Squad Leader JOHN COLLINS PHILIP Dow COMPTQN, JR. Commercial College Orclmg Frencbg College Mecll. Draw. College G. L. College Worldg College College General Team, College College Mgr. V Football '45, '46g Jr. Statesmang Spanisbg Chem. Teamg Projection Crew NANCY LEE COOKE College G. L. Rep.g House Rep.g G. L. Comm.3 Oflice Asst. JOHN A. COULTRUP College C Track '45: B Track '46g V Track '47g B Basketball '45g Store ROSEMARY JEAN COURNOYER College Glee '47g Storey A Cappella '475 Squad, Team Leaclerg G. L. Rep. DONNA MARIE CRAIG College G. L. Rep.g Big Sisterg Glee '46, '47g A Cappella '47 EDITH M. CROSS College Sec. Court: Sec. Bowlingg House Rep.3 G. L. Rep.g Squad, Team Leader DAVID HARRY CROWTHER General C Track '45g House Repg B Football '46g Demos J. STANLEY CRUM College V Basketball '46, '47g B Football '44 JAMES GEORGE CUBBISON College V Track '46, '47 -I0 HELEN VIRGINIA CULWELI. Commercial Sec. Worldg Team Leader, V Tennisg W Clubg Cartooning DELORES CUNNINGHAM College Campanileg House Rep., Squad, Team Leaclerg G. L. Rep.g Ad Crew JOANNE HOPE CUNNINGHAM College Team, Squad Leaclerg Transfer: La Jolla, Calif. RONALD BURTON CYTRON College Thanksgiving Playg House Rep.g Pageant, Loudspeaker HENRY ELMORE DAHLEN General Pageant DOUGLAS DAVIES College Scholarshipg Orchestra '46, '47, Jr. States- man: Transfer: Newbern, North Carolinag V Baseball '46: Bus. Mgr. Paper BECKY FAYE DAVIS College Fiestag H. R. Pres.: Stage Make-upg Jiving Jittersg Team Leader RONALD JAMES DEAN College J. V. Football '43g B Track '44, V Track '47, Bowlingg U. S. 51 G Forum JAMES F. DeBOARD College Slide Ruleg Bowlingg El Rojoro RUBY JOSEPHINE DeJULIO Commercial Mgr. Store, Usher, Transfer: Los Angeles MARY JANE DeWEESE College Court, Pageant, House Rep.g O. Leaderg Abie's Irish Rose CAROLYN JANE DEWEY College Bowlingg Squad Leaclerg Glee, G. L. Rep,g El Rojoro WILLIAM C. DIEMER College B Basketball '45g V. Football '46, B Track '46g Forestryg Slide Rule ROBERTA BEVERLY DOWNIE Home Making Glee '44, '45, Team, Squad Leaderg G. A. A., G. L. Rep. MAX NEAL DUBEAU Industrial Arts SHIRLEY LOU DUFF College G. L. Comm., Flag Girlg Pageantg Team, Squad Leaderg G. A. A. JOHN WALTER EARLY College Track '46, '47g Football '46 BUDD E. EATON College Stage Crewg Science RAY DEAN ECTON College Sec.aTreas. Sopl'1s.g B Football '44, '45, '46g C Track '45, J. V. Tennis '46, V Tennis '47 EILEEN MARIE EDMOND College Big Sister, Orchestrag G. L. Rep. RUTH ANN EGGE College Commissioner, Pres. Demos, Fiesta, Pageant ll JACKIE EITZE College G'ee '46, '47, A Cappella '47g Thanksgiving Playg Pageant DAVID MILLER ELLIS Industrial Arts Ski, B Football '44, C Track '44g Store MARY JOYCE ENGEL College Team, Squad Leader: Bowling ALFONSO SOTO ESCOBOSA College Track '45, '46, '47, Spanish, Mathg Cross Country '45, B Football ,45 LANGDON RALEIGH EVANS Arch. Draw. Commissionerg V Baseball '46, '47 CORNELIA FARNSWORTH College Scholarship, Tennis, Booster, Sec. Uniform Bd.g Jr. Statesman DOROTHY MAE FARVOUR Clerical COLLEEN VIRGINIA FEE College El Rojorog G. A. A., Hi-Trig Team Leaderg Fiesta JOYCE FEENEY College Sec-Treas. H. R.g Riclingg Slcig Transfer: Wayne, Pa.g G. A. A.g Dramatics BARBARA JEAN FELTIHIAIVI College Team Leader, G. L. Rep.: G. L. Comm.g G. A. A.g P. T. A. Sec. ALMA I. FIKE Clerical Bowlingg Volleyball Capt.g G.L. Rep. DOROTHY M. FISHBAUGH College Campanileg Glee '45g Red Cross, House of Rep. VIVIAN R. FITZPATRICK Commercial Team, Squad Leaderg Bowlingg Pageant, Fiesta DONNA JEAN FOLGER College Gov. Welfare, Adg Squad Leader, Pres. Jr. C assg Court JACK DUANE FOOR College J. V. Tennis '45, V Tennis '46, '471 Library, V Letterman BOBBYE FREDRICKSON College Big Sister, Guard of Honorg G. A. A., O Lcaderg G.L. Comm. EDXVARD A. FREEMAN College Band '45, '46, Orch. '47, Thespiang Camp Shows, School Play JACQUELYN L. FRIEDMAN College W Club: Or h. '45. '46, '47, G. L. Adu. B.I.g B ostfr: Gold XV FRAINICES LOUISE FRYE Art La Fuente: Glee A Cappella '47: Team, Squad Leader DAISY FUNDERBURK College Orch. '44, '45, '46g House Rep: Team, Squad Leaderg G. L. Comm.g Hi-Trig Transfer: Visalia, California JERRY E. GABLE Commercial -I2 CORRINE ILA GAGE College Jewel Wg Ed. Louclspealcerg Sec. Scholarshipg Booster Sgt. Armsg Council GLORIA GAINSBORO College Scholarship Lampg Co-Editor Loudspealcerg Rec. Sec. GL., Gold Wg Booster STANLEY M. GALBREATH Mech. Dr. JESSE PATRICK GANTT College Scholarshipg Usherg V Tennis '47g S. P. R., Science PATSY LEE GARVIN College Gua'd of Honorg Usherg Bowling, Big Sisterg Fiesta BARBARA ANN GIBBONS College House Repg V-pres. Hi4Tri, O. Leaderg G.L. Rep: G.L. Comm. ROBERT D. GILE Mech. Draw. DON LEIGHTON GILL College B Football '44, Champ.g J. V. Football '45g Slcig Book Discussiong Intramural JACK FRED GOLD Industrial Arts B Football '46 RUSSELL HAROLD GONDRY Industrial Arts Bowling Club DICK GOODMAN College MARION JOYCE GORRILL College Bowling, Swimming HELEN NADINE GRAHAM Nursing Orchestra '45, '46, '47g Scholarship 3 sem.g String Trio '45, '46, Nurses Aideg World ROBERT C. GRAHAM Industrial Arts Slide Ruleg Band '46, '47g Science, Usherg Intramural DOLORES RUTH GRIFFIN Art Team, Squad Leaderg Arr Comm. MARY ALINE HALE Atl Stage Costume: Golfg G. L. Comm. JEAN HALL College Skig Riding, Transfer: Peoria, Ill.g Yearbook: G, A. A. JOYCE CATHERINE HALL College Communitv Chestg Slcig Ridingg Golfg Transfer: Peoria, Ill. JEAN HALLER College Band '45, '46, '47g Swimmingg Bowlingg Worldg Cognoscian EARLE STEWART HAMLEY College Tennis '45, '46: Capt. Tennis. '45g Fiestag Slide Ru'eg El Roforo GEORGE HAMMOND Colle e S B Footlcallg B Track -I3 DONALD ALVIN HANSTED V Track '45, V Basketball '47, Band XVILLIAM W. HARLOW J. V. Tennis '45, V Tennis '46, P. T. KENNETH WARREN HARPER JOAN HARRIS College '44, '45 College A. Sec. College College Fiesta, G. L. Comm., G. A. A., Team, Squad Leader SHIRLEY NEIL HARRIS Commercial Glee, Team Leader, Transfer: Fallbrook, Calif., Freshman, Soph. Sec. RICHARD W. HARTZELL V Football '46, V Basketball '45, College '46, V Baseball '46, '47, Demos, House Rep. DAVID LEIGH HAUSER College Gov. Safety, B Football '44, '45, City Champs '46, B Track '45, '46, '47, B Basketball '46 DEAN F. HAWORTH Printing GERALDINE ANITA HAZAN DIXIE JOYCE HAZELWOOD Booster, Team, Squad Leader, Glcc, pella '47 KENNETH CHARLES HEILMAN Gleeg A Cappella DAVID CLARENCE HENDERSON College College College A Cap- College College V-Pres. Sect., Transfer: New Orleans, Span. ish, Paper Stalf, Physics LESTER HENRY Art Transfer: B Football, V Swimming, C Basket- ball DARRELL C. HICKOK College So. Cal. Golf Champs '46, V Golf '45, '47, J. V. Football '46 MARY LORETTA HIGHT College G. A. A., C1. L. Comm., Riding, Usher, Tennis JACK ROLLINS HILL Industrial Arts B Football '45, J. V. Football '46, Clerk Forestry, Stage Crew 3 yrs., Loudspeaker JAMES HOWARD HILL College Campanile Photographer 3 yrs., Fiesta, Pro- jection Crew, Cognoscian, Usher RALEIGH HILL College Choir, Skater, S. P. R.: Rhythms, Jive 'n -litters, Transfer: Cleveland IRENE HIXON College Loudspeaker, Cognoscian, Transfer: Ventura, Hi-Tri MARY LOU HOFFMAN Clerical Squad Leader, Dress Rep., Glee '47, A Cap- pella '47 DONALD JAMES HOLM College Sec. Soph. B, Ad, B Football '44, City Champ, Commissioner, Golf '46, 47 44 OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES College B Football '44, Champsg B Football '45 VIVIAN ALENE HOLSTEIN College Dress Rep.g Fiesta PHYLLIS HOROWITT College Pres. G. A. A.: Jewellecl Wg W Club: Scholarship Lamp: Booster LOIS ANN HUBBARD General Gleeg Bowling WILLIAM ROBERT HUBBARD College Mgr. Store '44, '45, '46q Usherg Jive 'n Jittersg Slide Rule MARY FRANCES HUDSON General House Rep.: Dress Rep.g Team Leader: Swimming PATRICIA SUE HUFF College Bowlingg Worldg Team, Squad Leader JOANNE HUGHES College Kiwanis Finalistg House Rep.g W Clulug Jr. Spealcerg G, L. Comm. DONALD BOYD HUGLIN College Scholarship Lampg V-Pres. Scholarship '46g Pres. Councilg Campanile High Pt. 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WII.ETS College Scholarship Lamp, V. Golfg V Golf '46g Cognosciang Radio Plays DONNA DORINNE WILKINS College Swimming, Asst. G. L. Rep. ANNETTE COLLEEN WILKINSON Music Graduation Soloist, Thespiang Thanksgiving Playg Fiestag Soloist Pageant JOAN WILKINSON College Book Discussiong Squad Leaderg G. L. Comm.g Fiesta, G. L. Rep. DAVID H. WILLIAMS Science 1. V. Football ,445 V. Baseball Champ '453 V Baseball '47 WANDA LOU WILLIAMS College Library 3 sem.g Glee 2 sem., Fiestag Jive 'n Jittersg Operetta '47 PETE JAMES WILLIS V General Pageant, J. V. Football '44g Hi-Yg Pres. Sec.g Fiesta BEVERLY ANN WILSON College Boosterg Guard of Honor, G. A. A., House Mnor Wg Booster, G, L, Adv. Bd. DICK WAYNE WILSON College DON C. WILSON College Band I45, I46, '47, Orchestra '47, Hi-Y MARJORIE ANNE WILSON College Scholarshipg House Rep., P. T. A. Sec.g Minor Wg Boosterg G. L. Adv. Bd. CHARLES FRANK WINN Industrial Arts V-Pres. Forestry, Transfer: Bakersfield, Foot- ball '44, '45g Swimming '44, '45, Track '44, ,45 VIRGINIA WOOD General ERMA JEANNE WORTLEY Music Orchestra I45, '46, '47, Band '45, '46, '47, Worldg French BERT H. WREN College Forestry Club ROBERT GRANFORD WRIGHT Music Track '45, '47, Gleeg Orchestrag Transfer: Corona, Calif., Thespian PRENTICE WARREN YANDELL College B Football '44g B Track '47g Pres. Thes- piansg Campanileg Radio Play BARBARA E. HINKLEY College Book Discussiong Team Leader CHERI MARIE FRENCH Art Fiesta, Team, Squad Leader, G.L. Rep. 58 TED BAKER College PAT CATHEY Art Squad Leaclerg Book Discussion TJOROTHY ELLEN MINNICK College Treas. El Rojorog Worldg Gleeg Fiestag Pag- cant GENE ELDON PAYNE Industrial Arts MARSHALL ROBERT PHILLIPS Industrial Arts Louclspealcerg V. Baseball ,45g V Base- ball 746, '47 JOHN SMITH SCHULTZ General CAROLE PAYE WHITE College Song Leader '46, '47g G. A. A,g Book Disc- ussiong Loudspealcerg Pageant JACK XVHITNEY College BETTE 1. WHITTLE General Sec. 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'HV xixwxix 1 M X E ' Q if vw 4 ' QQ eg 'P 'N 'v f y. . ,, view Q Q' i' 5 'Q Q'1' ' 7: W 0' O'-A xi' . W an '- X Q' AL'X . M 'X A! on K ,I M ,R 4 . M A . , iff sa OT? 'Q' ff? E S f f , , . , . if gy, , W, w ,S it v . , - D N t Q f SFA f5f A' iiii 55 fK'-' if h:' s'2Q X kkgk Q ., 1- fkL . z K ' ' T X- 'ff-A V. K K5 it A KES as SEQ ir- 'ESP' ws Q7 1' F Junior A's RHAGAN - ToWNsi5Nn - llA l7ront row: Mrs. Townsend, Lunberg, Riggs, Metzger, Telegdi, Fracly, Humphreys, Huglxes, Swope, Wallinder, Dunn, Barrera, Wade, Poland, Holland, O'Neil, Symonds, Campbell. Second row: Crocker, Bonzer, Nixon, Way, Hart, Tremain, Campbell, Bostwick Glass, Bainun, Flemister, Stanton, Carpenter, Durbin, Melin, Skinner. Third row: Rosenthal, Noble, Shillingburg, Moore, Ellis, Warner, Steade Robison, Smith, Storey, Zarihs, Quinlan, Moore, Truan, Miss Reagan. Fourth row: Eshnaur, Finn, Challacombe, Crawford, Christensen, Dowdy Draskovich, Williams, Oleson, Kolyer, Storey, Carlin. Trzsciixia -CYTnoN4llA Front row: Francis, Elwood, Powell, DeWitt, Mann, Foresman, Frederick, Bassett, McNally, Dick, Grimes, Fox, Young Norcross, Villarreal, Martinz, Sims. Second row: Mr. Cytron, McDonald, Davis, O'Blennis, Plough, Norberg, Wade,'Wallace, Blum, Clark, Dean Boulton, Hansen, Wilson. Third row: Mr. Teschke, Degele, Smith, Gassett, Bolin, Mumm, Organ, Hiser, Mozingo, Kradjian Covington, Chakiris Blake, Skillstad, VanReyper, Allen. Fourth row: Parker, Spurgeon, Douglas, Booth, Thomas, Ray, Choquette, Spencer, Potter, Thompson, Brandts jones, Harrison, Wooclrtiff, DelComa. I5AKKIiN-MlNAMl7llA Front row: Fletcher, Nemer, McLogan, Russell, Coale, Selover, Wilson, Burton, VanNess, Swoffard, -Iaquith, Moore Duffy, Second row: Hollinger, Mathews, Wells, Dardy, Burke, Kariger, Eggers, Herron, Babbitt, Walker, LaBounty, Baugher, Watkins. Third row Yett, Price, Mackenzie, Kidder, Gray, Beeks, Hart, Ward, Smith, Workman, Stannard, Weiby, McConville, Bryce, Beaver. Fourth row: Mr Bakken, Joyce, Hendrvn, Corcoran Crowe, Otto, Marrotte, Poor, George, Moore, Johnson, Ailman, Rogers, Thomas, Richerson, Mason. 62 v 1 'ivtv v .. Y Junior A's, 10A's llifxNroN A l.AtinrtimAi if IIA Front rom: Nliss l.auJerdale. Kenyon, l,ovett, Gutierrez, Newton, Robinson, lolarrus. Swanson. Ford, Hern. Wil- lard, ffolv, Briggs, lorhims Reitz. Second row: lamh. Friedman, Davis, Peterson, Ristine, Austin, Nlartin, Ellis. VanC.nnp. Crow, Hoeven. Simms. Thirtl row: li:-llt-r, Paul, -lohnson, Allure. Chandler. Gerarcl, Nleyer, Cunningham, North, Fountain, Hurlicr, Fourth row: Mr. Blanton, Corrigan, Wciodsitlt-, Kcnady, l,at't-y, lVlt'ffonni-ll. llalcer, liurns, Stanley, Searle, Nlaginl. WHFFPH, DiX0n. Amrui-.iz - Fimziciz IOA Front row: Bond, Wliittingttvn, Larlcu, Hegele, Nali, Wfilson, Stencrsen, Perry, jensma, Neff, jones, Harris. Shaw, Smola Serond row: Hamilton, liulmnlc, lVltCon.ighy, Ohson, Kevorkian, Abbott, lVlcl'lenry, Larson, Botsford, Abbott, Caslcey. Fieg, Lowe. Third row: Wilsoii, lialccr, Venriblc, Cf.nnpl1r:ll, Goodhvart. Baker, Campbell, Skroch, Barnes, Dumin, Clark, Carlson. Fourth row: lVlr. Frazer, Cool: Propst, Ohc-nauer, larscn, lianclgraf l,etson, Britt, Haynes, Hanewinckel, Mr, Archer. Vlfoonwaim - Fox'--10A Front row: Mr, Wfoodward, Farl, Hadjes, Eisner, Bell, Thompson, Bell, Hawes, Clay, Moran, Bury, Fields, Silkowslci, Smith ji-sz-up, l.ylcs. St-fond row: Mrs, Fox. Moore. Bellows, Banghart, Webb, Vierra, Davis, Garrett, Young, Louk, Spong, Turner, Fielding, Hilarides 'lihirtl row: Wfarburton, Van Pet-nen. Appr-I, rliII'l1l3CI'lHl4L', Long, Kulp, Gaffney, Winn. King. Kight, Rirhards, Rosenstein, Daniels, Fourth row Running, llolwlu. Fitzgerald, Duffy. lVlunst'y, llloclcley, Thomas, Goldsmith, Martin, lVlc.LXfee, Schoenlwerger, Cotton, Allan, li I ,. , , , , f 1 Sophomore A's SHALLENBERGER-DOUG!-IERTY-10A Front row: Nelson, Booth, Dial, Jonson, Maddex, Miller, Fowler, Shields, Lauer, Moore, Thienhaus, Mari chal, Barclay, Hensley, Bare, Haney, DeBoard, Pingree. Second row: Miss Dougherty, McDugald, Soule, Chase, Barry, Johnson, Hall, Oliver Lange, Locke, Vivirito, McLaughlin, Thompson. Third row: Moore, Rose, Chard, Good, Taylor, Gordon, Allard, Wilkinson, Nesmith, Weimer Fleming, Trexler. Fourth row: Mr. Shallenberger, Magid, Smitheran, Hess, Rasmussen, Reynolds, jones, Guerrant, Burley, Powell, Clark, Conkings Hoffman, Rolph, Lane, O'Shea. 1 KRYTHE-LUBERG-10A Front row: Mrs. Luherg, Perez, Greenberg, Hill, Harrison, Peugh, Stickney, Farnham, Benny, Prout, Van Schoiack Hahne, Carlson. Second row: Faith, Shannon, Carter, Konig, McClelland, Ellis, Dewire, Gerhardt, Ater, Ernst, Murphy, Bamforth, Wyatt, Nico- son, Williams. Third row: Pike, Bishop, Danielson, Astrin, Smith, Douglass, Vaughn, Oxenfeld, Kent, Lamlnerson, Kinchloe, Roane. Fourth row: McNal::, Luckenluill, Rowe, Miller, Browne, Wells, Saltzman, Wetzork, Butcher, Connors, Davies, McNeese. ELLITHORPE -GARTNER-10A Front row: Boyer, Ring, Sager, Seagle, Hitchcock Meadows, Seely, Baker, B. Alway, M. Alway, Martinez, Sicard Cochran, Wilternmood, Russell, Dehbaut. Second row: Priddy, Campbell, Hurley, Seagle, Royer, Kelsaw, Greene, Snowball, Noe, jones, O'Brien Cupiss, Rowell, Schrandt. Third row: Crawford, Fuller, Hartman, Hicks, Kisner, Hoffman, Stiles, Carlson, Griffiths, Jeglum, Meridew, Marshall Fourth row: Hopkins, Marks, Green, Menkus. Tyer, Gulvin, Stinnett, Sims, Smith, Allen, Trevarrhen, Mr. Ellithorpe. 65 v , WMS . 5 ffw A if' , -w N , . .5 Q: ' A A , av Q., A a XMI ,W Q , - A - ,ff N- f Q fn wr A 3 ' in 1 nr -K , , 6' ,f .- t A 3. , .L - So lvl X wi ' . , 'Rf ,Akai mf ww W? Q SX Q 'KQV 'P 5 Wg! ,k 'Tis 5 4 V 'V m X W' ' J 3' - 5: mf . - W A , . 3 Sf! K ,S ...wx . 6.9 F af J M., ,.,. QP as 3 . V' , . '16 U, ff :Q H YW 5-.. 6 G Q-,-sg, ,-f. Q2 54, Q 5, A M i W f f- MMA 1 'H..,w-.J ' . f X mf? 'ff ' I 'ix 'W ff' 4 M QQ 1. lk 1 E i i me E Z X 3 A 1 li i 4 A ...M ,,rla,, in. MORRISON - PIERQE-10A Front row: Lehman, Pumphrey, Edson, Irish, Keese, Whittaker, Denny, DeFreece, Ott, Blanchard, Moore, Hardy, Gun- nufson, McKelvey, Pauley. Second row: Mr. Pierce, Parsons, McCulloch, Simmons, Everley, Kennedy, Wyatt, Organ, Breneman, Adair, Frantz, Riley Leitch. Third row: Mr. Morrison, Dunipace, Freeman, Hollander, Crawford, Isbell, Adler, Appelgate, Stewart, Renn, Lay, Bennett. Fourth row: Phillips, Halsterl, Whicloirk, Shuman, Pekrul, Wigod, O'Farrell, Evans, Reynolds, Brown, Myers, Boquerre. 67 0 WW' Mba 09 ww iw Ev-AJ'-, WWD- a9w cu -7,u.u.u -4,ua4,L d0Ll 'V af' dw -vfw..a'ef0 U'ALfuJ gf 0 '47laQwf-QCQ Tiff, ' hu E acfivifies xi 69 apuliw Q , I s Q N N I-'RANK IJNIJGREN PHOTO HILL Silent adoration in young faces for something eternally good at Yuletide I- 44 44 CHRISTMAS PAGEANT-Keeping wiThin The TradiTional YuleTide spiriT, Wilson's TwenTy- TirsT annual ChrisTmas pageanT held a spell bound audience enTranced, as The sacred BeThlehem sTory enacTed aT The church by The simple peasanT Tollc, solemnly unTolded beTore Their eyes as porTrayed by a casT oT 300. Adding To The splendor, an immense choir oT 500 youThTul voices blended The Theme TogeTher in The Tamiliar carols, loolced Torward To each year by young and old. Combining Their TalenTs To presenT This greaT moving specTacle, were voice deparTmenT under Mr. ElliThorpeg 60 piece orchesTra direcTed by Mr. Furianiclcp Mrs. l.uberg's crew Tor The cosTumes and make-up: rhyThms class under Miss Reagan: Miss Burdick and Mr. Edwards' sTage crew Tor The impressive scenes: Mr. CyTron, narraTor. 71 44 ff STAGECRAFT-The Slage Crew and Slagecrall classes under lhe direcfion ol Miss Bur- diclc. ar'r direcfor, 'false pari in almosl all sludenl programs. This service group is organized To op- erafe all baclc slage worlc for plays, assemblies and olher school producrions. Lehrer awards and Gold W poinfs are also awarded. The work is divided belween lhe Slagecrew classes and lhe Slage Crew proper. The class designs sellings, props, and helps lhe Slrage Crew wilh lhe assislr- ance of Mr. Edwards, Slage Technician, in operaring lhe mechanics of The show, Now wilh scar- cilies somewhal relieved since lhe close of Jrhe war, lhis deparlmenl is lrealing Wilsonians lo a change in s+age furnirure. They also hope in lhe near lulrure lo acquire new unwarped scenery which has noi been subiecied lo lhe rigors ol oul-door use, and all lhe hazards ol posl earrhgualce. 72 1 0- is , X x-Q fx? fi r H ,sf Qu, is f A H, 5 f 3 'Kia 5 3. as 'E' QV! wi v x ft? - Fw- X 9, A Br- ' f s . f Vx Q X. ikliiiiwi-Hi +T NB , 1 2 g i 3 K .... asain L ' .4 'ig 2. - WK , fl' ' :waz F dr .ef E ,L ' AWK- vh,L,, QF? M, N ' ' .z I Q, 1 5' . l 'W' :zs:a1ee l 1 l Q 4 E , ...K 44 44 THESPIANS-fefxlong vviTh The grease painT, curTain calls, and sTage Thrills, The main obiecT- ive in To prornoTe an undersTanding oT The arT oT acTing and play wriTing and To acguire poise and develop irnaginaTion. While gaining lcnowledge oT all branches oT The TheaTrical world, Thespians r,reaTe an enThusiasrn Tor acTing, direcTing, or producing in laTer liTe. Besides The all-school play, Abie's lrish Rose , by Anne Nichols, The Thespians enTered inTo oTher acTiviTies including The ex- rilingandhilariou1.iniTiaTionf., The Thanksgiving program, and TasT moving one acT plays during The f.ernemTer, Some mernbers oT The organi7aTion have already begun Their' TheaTrical careers by parTie cipaTing in LiTTle TheaTer groups, and perTornning Tor The service men's hospiTals. 7-I i 3 . F 'EN we Eg ag :Zi x is v QTEK: Q S 5 Q f W., i. L .34 R af BX if sh K may ml ff al Kwfa Q gf .F Q 5 A f ! Ll K. fig . A 1 , wif - 2 9 ... . 0 ' f i ' I O 1 - Q9 . .AA g ig A 3515 : 1 X' Z gffggi 4, gags 3 iliilffi if W sn , X, G: 44 C4 BAND-l-lighlighTing many colorTul acTiviTies in which The band shared was The magniTicenT SanTa Claus Parade oT TiTTy marching bands. While counTless Thousands waTched, bands moved along avenues oT color, sparkling lighTs, shimmering Tinsel, and oTher beauTiTul ChrisTmas decora- Tions. Digniliied and impressive, a TribuTe To The UniTed NaTions was carried ouT aT The Poly-Wil- son game, wiTh The band Tormed a UN, and people in beauTiTul cosTumes under The Tlag oT each member of The UniTed NaTions. EighTeen members oT The band were honored by playing in The So. California l-ligh School OrchesTra. ln The So. CaliTornia Music FesTival The Wilson band was given one oT The superior raTing in compeTiTion wiTh bands Trom all oT So. CaliTornia. 44 44 ORCHESTRA-AnoTher Superior RaTing aT The music TesiTval was reward Tor weelcs oT hard work in class, acTiviTy periods and aT home. There is no beTTer Team spiriT Than ThaT Tound among The members oT The orchesTra. Under The direcTion oT Nicholas Furianiclc, Wilson has one of The TinesT orchesTras in The souThland. Worlcing in coniuncTion wiTh oTher musical and dramaT- ic bodies in The school, The orchesTra has appeared as parT oT The school play, opereTTa, pageanTs and commencemenTs. One oT The highlighTs ol The year was a concerT Tor The sTudenT body com- posed oT selecTions To please all TasTes. Ol The many ouTsTanding musicians in SouThern CaliTornia, eighTeen were chosen Trom Wilson To go on a concerT Tour To The UTah CenTennial. This was The perTecT TribuTe To The musical power oT Wilson'orchesTral One TiTTh of The orchesTra was Wilson. Furyamc Band, Orchestra, ensembles, soloists sweep festival for lop place 76 P! un 2, iff'- h,qwf Q- . 5 , 5 IW 1, we 1. iiffy i- Q E 981 1,342 , 3, wg -1? i ,. gw'v l I' J xl '95 L, is x Va, , 5 ki 1 L 11 . Hi K wk 5 3 A , . mf A :gm 54 Q ,. Q c fx if My y 5 ,- 3 2 g wif' um 1' ,Q t MQ: M. Ni I K -G1 1 , 4. sf 18: K f . 'sp , -L 2 'fl .. . wif f zf Q 5 'Y ,:Q.. Q . ,. , Mm 3 ti? :fs Q 'P X I W 3 A. Sv I 5 j QMS' .wx LT:-5' ! Q - X Q. F' f1fQiKf A shivers, x X x X X QR , im l lah -gy -ff, n' F? ' ' gi rw M 2245 , 1' 1 sw: K: it 5 wi it ' 1 as? Q gi My Q , , N ,Q . 1' A ' T s. . . T -I 'N fi - .f 5 T . - as pa 44 44 VOICE-A Tine display oT voices Tollowed large numbers oT sTudenTs who enTer The Boys' Glee, The Girls' Glee and The A Capella choir. The I75 voices reached new heighTs oT song in Their sparkling perTormances in The ChrisTmas l3ageanT, Vespers, and graduaTion exercises. Their greaT, arTisTic perTormance came in The presenTaTion oT The opereTTa FireTly in May. RepleTe wiTh TuneTul, colorTul, happy melodies, young Tresh voices oT The voice groups gave a sincere, enThusiasTic inTerpreTaTion oT Friml's masTerpiece. 44 ff GIRLS GLEE-SixTy-Tive well-Trained, well-blended girls' voices, in The beauTiTul haunTing choruses oT l3ireTly, liTTed greaT audiences wiTh Their wonderTul TlighTs oT song. They were equally impressive in The age old ChrisTmas Carols oT The pageanT ThaT have inspired Thousands aT The ChrisTmas season. They Tully enTerTained aT The Thanksgiving program, Vespers, and WinTer and Spring GraduaTion under The direcTion oT Their able leader, Mr. ElliThorpe. Their aim is To increase abiliiy Tor music appreciaTion oT members, and aid in carry-over value oT music in liTe. 44 44 BOYS' GLEE-The Boys' Glee oT 32 members has in a Tew monThs Through sincere sTudy and counTless praciTce sessions reached an excellency OT much older singing groups. They sang aT The annual Chrislrmas program, Vespers, GraduaTion, FireTly and aT assemblies aT Junior High Schools. The aims are To increase The appreciaTion Tor music To Those who engage in The program, To beneTiT members wiTh possible carry-overs values in laTer liTe. ff ff A CAPELLA CHOIR--Perhaps The mosT inspiring voice group is The greaT A Capella choir oT 85 voices which was organized This year. To This group came dozens oT sTudenTs urged by The pure joy oT singing. They pracTiced ceaselessly and added. greaT color, volume and Tone To The pageanT and To The greaT Theme melodies and choruses oT The opereTTa FireTly . Boys' GLHE---Front row: Miss Stewart, Sutherland, Heilman, Puckett, Southwell, Allen, Hill, Vaughan, Daniels, Lockridge, Kenady, Cliallacombe, Smith, Sherwood, Mr. Ellirhorpe. Second row: Carver, Racine, Germani, Morgan, Corrigan, Swanson, Henderson, Galyan, McConnell, Delffomn. Knowles, Henry, Wright, Moore, Gantt, Kighr, Moore. 78 . K ' Mgmt' s15X:.s ' 2? ,1 2:-K fa 'ar E: 1 V95 1- zz sg K .3 mx .. ng ,., ii Msg x. lm R an K . H samfwd xx wg. fi -4' 'X' '93iQ'A fm- P 'S ,M N fi K . X -.l f- F Q E M, x Q I 9 J Wa 2 fe. ' :X m . 6 x gf s N Ln Ml. 0 SQ K, is E E D f S Y' ? ,.V 3 va W Q ft A L 2 kai M W 'm'q vb Xi? Q YY . Q' 'I ' A as S Challenge of high ranking Alumni spurs Scholarship Sociely lo records ff ff SCHOLARSHIP-'Fired by enlhusiasm lo surpass pasl records 'rhe inlelligenlsia of Wilson whose lalenl exlends lo many olher avlivilies as well, have gone forward lo make lhis anolher banner year in The hislory of hhe Scholarship Sociely. Sludenls who make lhis lopllighr group are The ones lhalr make Pomona, U. C. I.. XX, Slanicrd. Cal., and Cal Tech. Wilson is iuslly proud ol her Scholarship Alumni and lhe key posilions lhey held during 'rhe war. To losler scholarship and serve lhe communily and school are ils aims. The annual awards banquel held May 8, award- ed lwenly-live Scholarship Lamps. Execulive commillies from Poly, Jordan, Sl. Anlhony's, and Wilson mel To iormulale plans lo reaclivale lhe dislricl, and lo dicuss lhe possibilily of enlarg- ing lhe Seymour Memorial Scholarship. LAMPS -lironr row: Horowitt, Rohland, Gainsboro, Thomas, Davis, Pankey. Second row: Koenig, McC41rey, Huglin. Wfilets, Davies, Bow- man. Stone, 'l'l1ird row: Riley, Levicli, C:JlWfll0l'l10, Wilsorr. Stainlwrooll, Browne, Silver. Il 2 SCHOLARSHIP KA-cj-Front row: Friedman, Adair, Brox, Frady, Greenberg, Graham, Davies, Cawthorne, Gage, Aschieris, Gainsboro. Second row: Miss Engbretson, Carter, Austin, Carpenter, Baugher, Botsford, Bainum, Gartner, Abbott, Davis, Anglim. Third row: Crawford, Browne, Bowman, Gantt, Beller, Fountain, Griflith. Fourth row: Choisser, Dodge, Compton, Davies, Ailman, Dillard, Cox, Goldsmith, Block- ley. SCHOLARSHIP fn-Pl-Front row: Love, Munsey, McCarey, Hinrichs, Lewis, Huglin, Hughes, Humphreys, Marshall, Mannex, Leddel, Levich. Second row: Miss Lauderdale, Old, Kingston, Hoeven, Koenig, Katterjohn, Horowitt, Pankey, Noble, Nemer, Neiman, Harris. Third row: Maltby, Herzog, Papworth, Orr, LaFleur, McNeely, Nagle, Hauser, Johnson, Haile, Jones. SCHOLARSHIP fQ-zl-Front row: Smith, Scott, Wahl, Reitz, Stainbtook, Smith, Rolfe, Riley, Smola, Shaw, Thomas, Selover. Second row: Sonnino, Thompson, VanPeenen, Wilson, Rover, Rohland, Stanton, Stone, Wilets, Redding. Third row: Mr. Teschke, Smitheran, Vanpeena en, Thomas, Robinson, Veeder, S, Smith, Seewerker, Tincher. Pres., Rolfe, l-Iugling V. P.. Huglin, Jonesg Sec., Cohn, Orr: Sen, Nemerg Treas.. Rapp, Koenig, Sponsor, Miss Lauderdale. 83 ff 44 STUDENT BODY STORE-To serve hundreds oT sTudenTs quickly and eTTicienTly, To meeT school demands, To aid Teachers, To give selling and managing experience To sTudenTs is The Task oT Mrs. Blanche Downey, advisor oT The STudenT Body STore. A brillianT lisT OT acTiviTies kepT These up and coming salesmen keyed To modern sales Techniques. Their acTiviTies included such sparkling evenTs as spring picnics, ChrisTmas parTies, Trips To lce Cream PlanTs, and managers' Trip To CaTalina Island. l-leaded by a group or capable managers, meeTings discussed ways OT beTTering The sTore Tor The good oT The sTudenT body. Sronlz ln-MlAFronr row: Ellis, McClelland, Mrs. Downey, Everley, Wickizer, Barnett, McHenry, Funk. Second row: Campbell, Aber- crombie, Cares, Jeffers, Higlmt, Carter. Third row: Fleming, Crocker, Downs, Lewis, Kite, Crunk, Kangas, Hoffman, Douglass. STORE KN-Z1-Front row: Townsend, Ohlsen, Riggs, Mrs. Downey, Mr. Nutter, Lurvey, Spence, Spong. Second row: Reid, Groner, Russell, Mallon, Arer, Hurley, Chase, lVlcDugald, Sundwall, Stephens, Third row: Nachbor, Daniels, Draslcovich, Spencer, Tyler, Weimer. Mgrs., Wickizer, Barnett, Everlyg Sponsor, Mrs. Downey. Ili 44 44 CHEMISTRY TEAM-The l947 Wilson Chemislry Team composed ol lvliclcey Browne, Phil Complon, Fred Brauer, Joe Joy. and William Riclcelson loolced lorward al press lime lo lhe lhirly- 'rhird annual conlesl sponsored by lhe American Chemical Sociely. l-loping lo come up lo The achieve-menls ol former leam members, such as 'rhe scholarship lo Pomona College which was won by Don Crosby lasl year, They are preparing lor The conlesl now. The I946 leam finished in lhe upper 'rwenly-live per cenl in lasl year's conlesl in which conleslanls from all Soulhern Calile ornia high schools were enlered. CHEMISTRY TEAM-Mr. Voisarcl, Ricketson, joy, Brauer, Browne. In front: Compton. Gorn, JEWELED Wls-Front row: Thomas, Friedman, Morse, Horowitt, Carpenter, Panlcey, Davis, Gainsboro. Second row: Reltz, Rohland, Gage, Stone, Munsey, Sunn, Bowman. 85 ff 44 LA FUENTE, SCRIPTERS-Bound in a unique photographic cover, Wilson's all-school mag- azine, La Fuenle, was dislribuled iusl before Chrislmas vacalion, The lorry glossy pages were packed wilh shorl slories, essays, arlicles, a play, pholograhic and drawn illuslralions, and a new lealure, gag carloons. lvlr. Garlner was lhe lilerary sponsor and Mr. Morrison supervised lhe printing ol 'rhe magazine. The beaulilul edilion proved one oi lhe besl lilced all-around mag- azines in lhe schools hislory. Though an all-school publicalion, mosl ol the malerial came from members ol Wilson's honorary wriling club, Scriplers. ln Jrheir monlrhly meelings Scriplers lallc over original manuscripis, and receive valuable wriling lips from lheir sponsor, Mr. Garlner, himself a professional wriler. Filler again achieving ihe All-American award lasl year, Scriplers and La Fuenle are loolcing lorward lo anolher lhis year. LA FUENTEY-FYOHI row: Rohlnnd, Nies, Weitsman. Rolfe, Smith, Veeder, Wilkinson, Smith. Mr. Gartner. Ed., Rolfe, Acc. Ed., Smith, S.g Asst. Ed., Shapiro, Art, Smith, V.: Bus. Mgr., Rohlandg Sponsors, Gartner, Morrison. Sf im-ii-us lfi-om ron: Rolilnnd. Riley, Smith, Nash. Silver. Ramsey. Second row: Klein, Gartner. Knoff. Rolfe, Mcl,r-an, Mr. Gartner, Manncx, Orr, Prahl, Cam-r. Pres., Smith, Nash, V. P., Riley, Silver, Scc., Shapiro, Nash, Trcas., Ramseyg Sponsor, Mr. Gartner. 86 44 44 LOUDSPEAKER-The All-American publication which stimulates interest in student affairs and boasts complete news coverage, is sent to Wilson grads, and exchanges with high schools all over the country. The Loudspeaker advances in interest, enthusiasm, and quality through the critical service offered by the National Scholastic Press Association, which constructively critic- izes to give it a broad modern trend in style. Each page of the bi-monthly six-column spread radiates with up-to-the-miunte news, sports, humor, and campus gossip. lnteresling fields trips through the Long Beach Press Telegram create new interest. Wilson effectively uses the throb- bing, pulsing voice of her press to build up spirit, and inform students of her countless activities. i,0UDSPEAKER1TOP, seated: Mr. Gartner, Thoreson, Munsey, Silver, Gainsboro. Standing: Smith, Larsen, Rohland. Insert: Editor, Gage. Center seated: Hixon, Probst, Smith, Eitze, White, Mason, Whittle, Solomon. Standing: Neilsen, Teters, Brant, Neacl, Radcliffe, Cfytron, Gralmrn, Weiiner, Herron, Sarvas. Lower picture: Print shop in action. 87 Printers turn out All-American La Fuentes, Loudspeakers, Campaniles ff 44 PRlNTlNGeel-ligh slandards sei up in previous years have again been me+'in Mr. Morrison's prinring classes. More All-Amercians honors on publicalions have been added lo 'rhe lis+ and more praise for gualily workmanship have been heaped upon such keymen as Lulher Veeder, Augusl Nies, James Morrison, Kennelh Fosler, Fred Henderson, Bobby Hari, Ari Bays, Rodney Williams, Danny Shedd, Jack l-lill, Dean l-laworlh, Dick Perry, Shirley Harris, Dick Warner, Ordell Jeglum, Juslin Barllovv and Bud Eaion. These young priniers have done mechanical work on The Loudspeaker, l.a lzuenle, and Campanile-in addilion, The prinling deparlmenl has furned oul PIA. yearbooks, loolball programs, school play programs, lickels, poslers, and oilice forms. New eguipmenl has been added from year lo year unlil lhe school can now boasl oi having one oi fhe linesl high school prinring planls in The nalion. UF 88 .. me CAMPANILE-Lel's gel ready, everybody. We have a big order lhis year. We wanl a line, beaulrilul book as always, an All American. Then we'll pul Jrhe service men's records in, 48 pages ol lhem. l don'l know anolher school Thar has clone il' our way. ll is an enormous proiecl. We have pul Two years on il. ll will lake everylhing we have lo lile, copy, check lisls, office lisls, drall- board lisls, live school lisls, call parenls, page service boys everywhere, on busses, slreels, con- dense, spell ballle names anol on and on. Bur i+'s worlh il. Then we'll choose a happy lheme aller all lhe war books. l-e+'s lake heallh, some phase ol il. Le+'s lake oranges, where our Viramin C comes lrom. Ch, lhal's wonderlull We can go our in lhe grove packing planls everywhere. KIAMPANILE -Upper left, seated: Scott, Leddel. Smith. Standing: Hill, Slcofleld, Rolfe, Wells, Fishbaugh, Mendlovitz. Upper right: Carroll, Miss Harrison, Thurston, Cunningham, McKenwn. Kennedy, Overton. Center left: Gang out in great orange orrhards. Center: Huglin. jordan. Center right: Ad crew: Cournoyer, Holm, Arbia, Reiswig, Lower left: O'Neil. Mannex, Kenady, Xvallindcr, Folger. Lower right: Stall atlencls Orange Show. 89 l,ni Yuinrin-in, 'llmy delicacies and preserves were prepared for tlie annual festive Campanile dinner. A mast of Orange juice on Home- lmninpg Day to ex-Wfilsonians jolmny Nlann and Gus Kniclcrshm, Ex-veterans reve'ed in royal welcome nl Homecoming. A dainty snafli ' ' ' ' 'l'I 'la' PH' G'l' l l f l i l -'dlf li and iarnling is gaily offered lvy tliese girls at the Gifs ,vague C, ristmas a.ty. irs in men love y, rot 1y formas walt excite y or t 0 lirf-t srrains ol' tlie Prnxesmonal Nlarrlm, Silent Nighru and Oh Little Town of l3etl1lel'ien1 are heard all over at the Yuletide season. ff.irnlr-rx sang witli rlw xinweled trees The annual Campanile dinner wis in full swing with everyone sampling tlie large array of lxoxfduerves .Ill UVPI' Illl' lllYllSl'. fhrlslmns 1-In-1-r nn-uns 1-nrols. purllvs, luhlvs huh-n with gondie-s! 90 Gunnar- 'li' l,lFE7XVllS0D.5 grand ladies of another day, past presidents of PTA come back to tell of her past. Here goes to California's golden hest, Her vitamin C. The sacred flame of a Christmas Candle casts its spell in library. Frothy, gossamer, clad girls wait for the great moment to lead seniors down the aisle. In stately ceremonial, Boosters induct new officers through magic of burning candles. In a lovely award tea, GAA girls fete Mothers and teachers on Valentine's day. Prince of parties was the glittering Christmas fun fest by Y-Teen for girls with teachers as guests. Historic party I-lassivs arch part of WVils0n's great traditions. rites! 91 l 'ii P:-A-qty C li'-cu l.r-riders hrs up the crowd for the big Polyhwilsoii game. Drums and Pmugles rnsound with rhe fighting music of Wood- row YW . ii .it the Big Game. Pmahy Bruins dfinlc the yellow gold of California in a toast to Homecoming. Willowly, graceful song leaders uw pc-rsoziaiitv plus tn push the student hody in the aisles. Beautiful girls surrounded hy flowers welcome back Wilsoti veterans. Miss Egg- rnihr-z'gvr, rc-tircd te-afliczg turns alumni and returns with countless others to the hallowed halls of old Woodrow Wilson. Rugged, hardened, seasoned football tram lights and gives its all for dear Wood:'ow Wilsrun. The Wfilson hand strikes up with Fight On as rhe gang sings intl rlzm-rs for th? tlclmwmiiicd Wfilson team. funn- on. lining! Le-fs gin- 'vm llll- old--illu--Iwo! Ilalll! llalll! Ilalll! llull! 92 I .f af :. . . - -Q r-sw: ss-s: f K -, 1' t fsil ii., - -X, ,g ., Q5 -gi ser ,Vs sniw,-..g . ,Wt sk' -- LIFE-Rolling drums! Marching feet! A double W by the Poly Bani roasts Yvilson at annual Big Game, Belles and Beausl Wilson and jordan and the friendly rivalry that typifies our two schools. jordan came over and stirred Wilson fans to a frenzy. With excitement run- ning high and hopes eternally rising, a crucial moment grips the multitude. Every eye upon them, twirling Flags and lovely girls brighten the held of battle. Mr. Moore, son, and daughter-in-law, Fight with the crowd, With girls galore, the Wilson Boosters perform artistic manuevers for enjoyment of fans. Anxiously waiting to pep things up, the Boosters are a happy line of fifty smiles and smiles and smiles. Giant double-IV! lirnss town rivals toast lVllsou lean: al. big game! 93 :ii 2. ' e. . 1 ' v ..--,,.. ' ,sir 'Peg' fy: 5 Va 4 I Y , W sole-1. Q., 1- VUHALEY . WHITE PHOTOS l,Il'l Signing thu 1947 year bool: hrings joy in the hearts of these gr iduating seniors. Silenre falls over the sunlit campus as mid-year grad- uates have .inmial liarewell Tour, at pool. Whaley and White sign names in Gold Boolc. Under the shadows of the large pepper trees grad- uates rt-minisce over old rampus days. The campus was never more lovely or held great meaning for them. Happy class mates get together io sign Gold Hook where 0,300 have signed. Mid-year class, 60 strong, in farewell--the last midvyear class at Wilson. Under towering arclws, cap and gowned seniors eagerly linger around cherished spots. Yap and linwm-d sludc-nts slrull shaded arvhways. lamlllar 1-orrldors. 94 H NJ LIFE-Bruin band anxiously watches as Knowles smashes through in a tou'hclown drive. Tribute is paid the United Nations in the colorful halftime Poly-Wilson performance. Massing of flags and costumed groups of allied countries was awe inspiring. Stunning Boosters flashing ers, Hag girls lead the band in review in the Armistice Day Paradegolcl and red pom-pons at the EI Monte game. Majorettes, song lead Wilson Fight Song hooms across the field to Eli the stands with enthusiasm. Excitement climbs as Thurston plunges yard after yard nearer the goal. jordan brings good will to Wfilson in stirring pep assembly. Bands.. Boosts-rs join in voloriul tribute to Ifnltml Nations' Diem! 95 -9 sf i,! f vw. Y 'inf .Kem ,,,,, .L 1 T, e .T .mf - 1 'ley. kids, look nr ours! We've driven through miles and miles of them, today QCOTT PHOTO 97 rg:- ,S - 5. Y ff ' HQ gi 7 m i'f1K'?i1i .wi Qgggg , , L .,h. L 5 K A Sp. , K .A 'K , . 5, ' .,,, .Y 4 .wfsra , I, 'ft , K 3 4 .. L 'Q 2 E , 5 2 f b , .1,,'. . , -410 f - 5 3 0 S . ,, , A . jk . 'J .U wx f' ' I '75, s ,k 'L . 4 Q V yi' 'f f .- '.. v F ', l Q w 159015 I fl, Lab: 'Y 'V r v-7' , L . . N A. J L ll E ' fax ix- 3 3 is Ski x ' dv ' 1 E Q S X gh 61 if Q 5 S ' . X ,rug . .Q 5 Z L X H 4 Hi , . grllk ,Q x 1 4 'QA ,, 5 f - Q 5 Q . if ,r 4 X gg-'Xg'm 1 2' 1. 75,,'fvfus I :aw Q Q as 1 Fans sit tense as determined Wilson eleven forges ahead for touchdown Yell kings iooZivWiIson's 21 year Homecoming with mugs of orange juice WiIson's speedy track men pose with Charles Paddock Memorial Trophy iINIUflNUN VI IUIU furols-rs surround linsc-ll-QI lfhrlslmxls In-0 in spirit of N01-I sc-:mon 102 CREATIVF XVRITING-Stuednts get help from sponsor, -lohn Gartner. Mr. Gartner is sponsor of Loudspeaker and La Fuente. He is a profes- sional writer with some 150 published articles since 1943, Some of the types of magazines for which he writes are Open Road for Boys, Popular Homermft, Thrilling Sports, and We:tn'ay5. Some of his color photos have made magazine covers. He is West Coast editor of Oufdourmmrz, and sports editor of Young Catlvolir Messenger. BROAllCA'i'I'7Fl'Ol'II row: Yanclell, Sammons, Mason, Choquette, Mr. Teschlce, Probst, 103 1 Mr. Moore greets Wilson's second generation studente whose parents attended Wilson. From left to right, Mr. Moore, Keith Flanders, mollier, Vita Wilson '28, Jerome Burley, mother, Betty Simpson 'Z9: Gordon Ray, dad, james Ray '28, Don Yett, mother, Lorraine Wil- kerson '20, llill Smitheran, clad, Horace Srnitheran '27g Marilyn Metzger, mother, Rita Littrell '29g Doyle Hanewinclcel, mother. Margaret Xwalmlslrom 'ZSQ Carolyn Underwood, mother, Doris Musirg other students not in picture, Howard Spano, clad, Dick Spano '28: Marlene Kingston, mother, Gladys King '29, Jim MrMahan, mother, Maxine Cann '29: Darlene Schrant, foster dad, Weinie Hocking '31, 104 HILL PHOTO ,ka-l,,KxHc ski Q .ld 5 8 5 mi' av .,, mds from Wilson's 21 classes toasted her on her coming of age around a gnrgeous birthday rake with gleaming red candies WM .f 1-1, .Li- ss PRESS-TELEGRAM PHOTO Loyal Wilson fans come back to sing happy birthay around red candles 105 106 HILL PHOTO ll their royal beauty, with lovely attendants, Able, Rosemary are married Hll.I, Grandpas, Levy, Murphy find something in common they love it's twinses! 'V' Q , wkmwixtw 4 k'xmi I Q .ww HILL :mom Look lo your lllurs-ls. Grandma. you ncvrr llllllll' nrgylos for your lnle-st he-art llltorosl 108 I'In- gre-:nl nmnu-nls Ilan- 1-nun-. graduation. Ye-spi-rs. clitvh day. pnrlie-as I 0 9 HII I PHLYI J Qs -Q-.QM-v . -Q.. 'asv s XXX. 5 5 X 'Y XY X RQ ' X if as X res, is SEX xr m i Se' fwsfis wi--s X si 5 aah! He s away' He s away ! ! There he goes He goes' Go Go Go' Rah Rah Rah! HILL Pep, fight, fun, drive, song queens send crowds into pep pandemonium ome on over, gan , hvlv vourselfg wick some, lucious, olden, California oranges 2 I . ,lf g I lff 44 44 BOOSTERS-Figluf On Woodrow Wilson . . fhe drums roll off!! Sig- nals flash and roar from flue crowd! Wild enfluusiasm fills flue sfands as flue fiffy perfecfly fimed campus Boosfers, in a sparkling panorama of vivid crimson and gold, creafe specfacular formafiorus on a green grassy field and arouse in Wilsonians, old and new alike, flue deepesf loyalfy. ln flue dazzling array of beaufy and color, fhese gliffering pom-pons liff fluou- sands of Wilson fans info a frenzy of ioy and send a spirifed sfudenf body and figlufing feam on fo vicfory. ln combined forces on flue 'big day', flue drill feams of Poly and Wilson in breaflu faking maneuvers bursf on flue field in flurilling splendor. Fun galore wluen flue Boosfers liosf flue Baby Bruins on Homecoming Day. l-ligliligluf of flue year was flue deeply im- pressive candleliglifing ceremony af flue insfallafion of flue officers. An honorary club, members chosen for inifafive, cifizensluip, scholarship. Boos'l'ERs--Front row: Miss Brainard, Horowitt, Anglim, Wilson, Old, Sunn, Behrens, Munsey, Davis, Morse. Second row: Nemer, Bnugluer, Cole, Friedman, Hinrichs, Gainsboro, Mozanoff, Thomas, Cawthorne. Third row: Stanton, Tremain, Besbeclc, Jordan Simms Dc Graff, De Graff, Pedersen, Wilson., Fourth row: Muir, Rohland, Pankey, Carpenter, Newton, Nash, Head, Gage, Brittain Silver' Pres., Behrens, Sunng V. P., Hoover, Old: Sec., Munsey, Anglimg Treas., Davis, Wilsong Sergeant, Morse, Horowitt, Sponsor, Miss lirninnrd. Breathless moments hold fans as Wilson, Poly vie in half time maneuvers ff 44 EL ROJORO-Quien sabe, senior? Working Tor a more inTelligenT undersTanding oT our South oT The Border Triends. The Spanish Club pron'ioTes and sTirnulTes inTeresT in The cusToms, language, and social liTe oT The Spanish-speaking people. Closer aTTenTion has been placed on an appreciation ot The cultural background ot The Latin Americans, with ideas oT developing Tol- erance and good-will wiTh our Pan-American Triends and neighbors. Gay Olvera STreeT was The scene oT exciTing Tield Trips. The group spent enTerTaining evenings aT The Padua l-lills -l'heaTer. One colorTul highlight oT The year was Mrs. KryThe's lecTure on Romance oT Olvera STreeT. Ei. Rojono IA-Ml-Front row: Montano, Koenig, Johnstone, Minnick, Dodge, Stanton, Vasquez, Duffy, Cochran, Baugher. Second row: McFaddin, Mann, Kingston, Harter, Freeman, Jacobs, johnson. Third row: Abbott, Maludy, Bollman, Dean, Kindseth, Huclter. Anglim. Pres., Dodge, Hiserg V. P., Vasquez, Beller, Sec., Stanton, Carpenter, Treas., Minniclc, Redding, Sponsor Miss Oxlev. EL Rojoko KN-Zi-Front row: Wilson, Turner, Redding, Beller, Hiser, Carpenter, Noe, Patterson. Second row: Miss Oxley, Tremain, Wilson, Smith. Third row: Macias, McMahan, Vasquez, Searle, Tincher, Patton, Yett. ,-fs,.Ju-df' ' xgnkvf fi 1 .1 I ' Tolerance, understanding toward South America, objective ot EI Rojoro ff sf FRENCH CLUB- l-lands across The oceanl This could Truly be The moTTo oT Wilson's French Club. Class calce sales Twice weelrly and Tower- ing boxes oT cloThing Trom sTudenTs provide Tiye relieT boxes monThly Tor each oT Their sixTeen Tamilies in France. PicTures Talcen by lvliss Blackwood, during her Travels, help give a beTTer undersTanding oT France. Monsier de lvlanziarly, Consul de France, aT Los Angeles, Thanlced The sTudenTs Tor Their wonderTul help. lvlonsier de lvlanzirly had The honor oT choosing The besT reader in French, TirsT and second year classes, and presenTed The prizes To Them. The aims are To acquire a sympaTheTic undersTanding oT France, and To help needy children, orphaned by The war. Packages of food clothes pour out weekly lo adapted French families Ill! FRENCH iA'HlW'Fronl row: Dick, Appel, Bainum, Einser, Cawthorne, Sipprelle, Venable, Martin, Hughes, Howard, Behrens, Harcus, Barry. Second row: Denend, Garrison, Burke, Everts, Gainshoro, Hart. Third row: Appel, Baker, Cawford, Glines, Hazlewood, Gibbons, Frank, Hurtienne, Fourth row: Haile, Hanewinckel, Bailey, Heap, Dillard, Clarke, Ewing, Donaghue, Eshnaur. FRENCH Choi-Front row: Neiman, Kerr, Miss Blackwood, Cawthorne, Sipprelle, Venalnle, Martin, Hughes, Leggett, Haller, Smith. Serond row: Montano, Nicoloff, Polak, Old, Nead, Jessup, Third row: Love, Minnick, Jordan, Germani, Lee, Johnson, Mendlovitz, Kruger, Lay, Krebs. FRENCH iv-Zi-Front row: Vorlis, Stevens, Miss Blackwood, Caw horne, Sipprelle, Venalole, Martin, Hughes, Selovcr, Van Camp, Silver. Second row: Shewan, Simpson, Robinson, Riley, Thomas, Tremain. Third row: Smith, T., Smith, R., Wold, Saltzman, Storey, Van Peenen, Redding, Sonnino, Price. Miss Blackwuods' classes carry on in heavy program for destitute children Sweeping, world events offer challenges to book discussion groups ff ff BOOK DISCUSSION-Advenlure, currenl biographies, romance, and licrion, make up lhe Topics for discussion in Book Discussion. The moving world evenls wilh counlless problems. all find lheir answer for ihis club in The books Jrhar roll oil The press daily. Topics are noi limiled To ficlion bul lo books oi lasiing appeal. Probably never in hislory has yourh had al ils command such wide variery oi iniormarion or so many world shaking challenges. A lrealise on every problem is open rhrough brand new books favoring every shade oi meaning and every currenl problem- The ever-loyal assisrance ol Miss lredell, librarian, brings 'ro The group's use books, enlicingly lack- eled. Books so mysrerious beckoning readers inlo a fancinaling new world, never before explored. Book Disiziissiorsv- -lfronr row: Holm. Davies, Moore, Mannex, Bolin, Warnick. Second row: White, Edwards, Frederick, Marshall, Vail, Martin, Keller, Arbizi, Mason, Brox, Dewar, Tewlcshury. Third row: Ayers, Hamley, Strom, Swensson, Kenady, Carver, Mr. Tumbull. Pres, Mannexg V. P., Moore, Sec.ATreas., Boling Sponsor, Mr. Turnbull. liooic Disciissiow lfronr row: Van Ness, Payne, Moore, Blasclel, Thomas. Hills. Cunningham. Second row: Barnes, Hitchcock, Dewar, fill!'l1lI1lllLll11. l,:i liounty, Bonner. Burton, Giannini, Frady, Holley, P., Holley, J., Light, Babbitt, Walker. Third row: Seewerlter, Macldy, Kiixigcnliic-lin, Moore, Simmons, Wimolf, Hattery, Gebh. 118 sf 44 CHESS CLUB-Uasilel Checlcmaiel French Gamleil Phrases such as lhese are commonplace among chess disciples of Wilson. Lilce generals of old, lhey employ varied siraiegies on iheir fields of ballle. From ancieni lcings io modern business men Jrhis game of games has been handed down, unchanged, Through ages. Siraiegy of ouismariing a rival is a deep insiinci oi man. Crmss--Beller, Wilers, Goodheart, Rapp, Owen, Mr. Shallenberger, Baker, Dodge, Browne. ss ff DEMOS-Firing enrhusiasm of lhe Wilson Siudeni Body, Demos Club coniinues iis fine re- cord ol achievemenl as in pasl years. Bolsiering spiriil Rallies and awards! Sponsoring assemblies! The annual Demos populariiy poll highlighis club evenls. They slrive io creale friendship, spirii. DEMOS-FIODK row: Mannex, Pike, Egge, Black, Bonzer, Tate, Lawrence. Second row: Mr. Thomas, Wilson, Ort, Wallinder, Nlarichal, Davies, Holm. Third row: Degele, Sutherland, Hauser, Sundell, Flanders, Welker, Burton. Fourth row: Crowther, Newman, Knowles. Johnson, Alway, Painter, Pres., Egge, V. P., Welker, Sec.-Treas., Black, Sponsor, Mr, R, Thomas, Bolstering spirit, awards, assemblies, Demos carries enthusiasm forward Over fifty appeals, interests, seized by Y-Teen in broad, peppy program ff ss Y-TEEN-Gel acguainred parries, Red Cross worlc, formal inilialions, snowball leas, hobby shows, lectures, rrips ro Glvera Street are a lew ol the gay events lceeping lilry girls thrilled in Y-Teen. The aims are to grow in lriendship with people of all races, religions and nalionaliries, and to build fellowship and sreadiness and iudgmenl among other girls ol high Christian ideals. Hi-Tm liront row: Barnett. lfllis. D.. Wfells. Miss Patchin, Miss Ricketts. Pedersen. Hinrirhs. liartos. Serond row: Hoover, North. Cupiss. Punk, Vivnriro. Clay. Carlson. Gomez. Organ, Ellis. Third row: Glass, Mann, Bainum, Gaby, Farnham, Riley, Greene. Travers. Fourth row: Hanlwry. Austin. Iiieg, james. Gartner, Bishop, Moon. Pres.. Pedersen: V. P., Bartos. Howard: Seo, Gartner. Wells: Treas.. llinrirlms, Iillisg Sponsor. Mzss Riclzetls. Miss Patchin. ff 44 BIBLE CLUB- God ol Creation , an inspiring movie, was presented 'ro this young, religious group that has shown rhe sludenls ol Wilson a new way lo understand and appreciale the Holy Bible. Mrs. Mable Peelc leads lhe club discussion with her shorl religious lallts on lhe Bible. l-lallo- ween, Chrisrmas, and Valentine parries highlighlecl lhe successful year. BIBLE Cram Front row: Swanson, Mrs. Peek, Dodge, Mr. M, G, Thomas, Stone, Patrivlt. Serond row: Mayes, Clark, Owen, Duffy, johnson, Sirarrl, Hahne, Third row: Montano, Royer, Ramsey, Hanluery, Prife, Stanton. Forth row: Dardy. Veeder. Ramsey, Swigert, Kelsaw, Hai-die, jones, U. Pres.. Dodge. Smith: V. P., Stone, Mayesg See., Swanson, Stone, Treats., Price: Leader, Mrs. Peek: Sponsor, hir. Nl. G Thomas. 120 44 44 JR. STATESMEN--To preserve Democracy, to educate youth, to train statesmen, are the basis ot the Jr. Statesmerfs motto, Make Politics a Noble Protessionf' At state conventions ted- eral procedures were followed, government studied, laws made, elections held. current issues voted on, and results torwarded to congressmen. Wilson delegates were active in these measures. JUNIOR STATESMEN-Front row: Maxwell, Smith, Knoff, Kellogg, Thomas, Rolfe, Gage, Orr, Silver. Second row: Probst, Klein, Kari- gcr, Nemer, Pankey, Gainsboro, McCarey, Munsey, Reitz. Third row: Mr. Woodward, Perry, Browne, Tuttle, Wilets, Kindseth, john- son, Huglm, Gantt. Fourth row: Knagenhjelm, Haile, Oleson, jones, Davies, Veeder, Compton. Pres., Kellogg, Thomas, V. P,, Orr, Rolfe, Sec.-Treas., Gage, Sponsor, Mr. Woodward. 44 44 RED CROSS-Christmas cheer! Flying lingers adding bright colors to tray-tavorsl Warm atghansl Stutted toys and ashtrays. Collections ot coldvcream jars. These are all part ot the worlc ot the Red Cross Committee. An assembly to boost Junior Red Cross enrollment. Girls worlc- ing, otter a helping hand to iniured men and overseas survivors in the hospitals. RED CROSS--Front row: Lewis, B., Thomas, Newton, Carpenter, Lewis. M.. Reynolds, Miss Larsen. Serond row: Dr-wire, Pauley, Baugher, Stanton, Hahne, Barry, Love, Robinson. Third row: Smola, Talbot, Fieg, Hinrichs. Chr., Carpenter, Newton, Sponsor, Miss Larsen. Great arms of Red Cross carry through in clothes. toys for needy children 121 Ranger service, driving appeal of life in the open, calls large numbers ff 44 FORESTRY--To help prepare boys for fuiure work in lhe Foresi Service, 'ro sludy ihe organ- izalion and meihods of lhe Fire Service, and lo plan foreslry aoiivilies, are ihe aims of ihe For- osiry Club. The well rounded program included field lrips, moving pioiures, and experl spealcers. lfoiziasim' Front row: Wrcn, Mahan. Winn, Robinson, Hill, Bogarz, Thompson, Gray, Beller, Mr. Dunlcle, Woodside. Second row: Owen, Sourhwell, Ray, Brown, Winn, J., Smith, Hale, Trexler, Eshnaur, Shillingburg, Third row: Allen, Powell, Cook, Jones, Banter, Rogers, l.r-r, Munsey, Rothroclc, Baker, Fourth row: jones, Carpenter, Goodman, Walquist. Pres., Woodside, V. P., Winn, Cleric, Hill: Trcns., Lee, Sponsor, Mr, Dunkle. 44 44 WORLD CLUB- l-low To Conlrol The Aiom Bomb , was discussed ai a group forum wilh neighboring schools. Wriiing lo foreign siudenls, ailending programs of lnlernalional appeal, leciures by ioreign speakers, rrips lo Padua Hills, a Spanish dinner al lvloreno's, all ihese carried oul 'rhe iar reaching aims ol lhe alerl Viforld Club. Aclive, vigorous, persislenl, 'rhey never resi. WoRLD--Front row: Hirsh, Greenberg, Anglim, Scott, Redding, Rxlfnson. Dulifv, johnson. Second row: Gartner, Bainum, Selover, Reitz, Prohsr. Third row: Nlr. Robinson, Kellogg, Dillard, Turner, Probst. Pres., Shapiro, Robinson, V. P., Anglim, Wilets, Rec. Sec., Smith, Snort, Cor. Ser., Set-ly, Probsrg Treas, Redding, Sponsor, Mr. Robinson, 122 44 -if LIBRARIANS-Perhaps lhe mosl well known and widely used room in lhe school is lhe Wilson library. Shelves are packed wilh liclion, non-liclion, and books lor research and reference work. The librarians and lheir lilly assislanls work diligenlly lo keep lhe library near, and in order ex- perlly aidinq sludenls wilh lhis smoolh running orqanizalion. Everyone loves The library. LmRxRY ASSlSTANT'S--FKODK row: Norstad, Wyahl, Hight, Tclcgdi, Dvis, Ctrunoycr, Trtcrs, Wel's. Second row: Cuniws, lrwis. Sl1c:'nn:i'1. Clark, Maludy, Reiswig, Dejulio, Ellis. Third row: Nash, Gartner, Anderson, Asrhieris, Wfilson. Engel, Perry, Miller, Old, Morrimcr, Miller, Cinninglmm, Fourth row: Poor, McGinley, Hill, Garvin, Brundigo, Narhbor, Leadbearer, Blair, Collins. ff ff MAKE-UP CREW-The oplical illusions crealed under rhe able hands of lhe make-up crew, wielding a mean eye-brow pencil or lip-slick brush, calch lhe inimilable mood ol each characler in a produclion. Wilson sludenls have a chanqe ol lace as if a Dr. Jekyll were conslruclrinq a lvlr. l-lyde. These back slage members are viral and wirhoul lhem The play could nor go on. MAKE-UP CRIINV-IIYOHI row: Willifiins, Spaugh, Norlifurt. Vierra. F ginrz. Prddy. Fowler. Second row: Adair Redding, Rninnxol, Pi-our. Mrs. Luherg. Talbott. 2 l 2 i 1 Q l i 1. i 2 , i I I fs , 1 Cb 9 9 Students flock to library, search for knowledge in rows and rows of books German students band together to study German customs, music, science fs 44 GERMANeWio qehts, mein treundl To qain more knowledge ot German lite, customs, geo- ciraphy, and music are the outstanding aims ot the German Club. At bi-monthly meetinqs, they hold discussions and enio sin in German sonos. Potlucla su ers and arties in members' homes u u 1 V Q Q A H , I u PP rv supply social attairs tor the enthusiastic members. f'x.UlW!GdGFZGl'tV1. CitRMAN lfronr row: Wfny, Duvrs. Krclws. Second row: Pmutcr. Morris. Cfnx, Third row: Br-stu-ck. Morrison. Mannion. Thompson. Shil- lrnglwuig. Smith. lfourrli ron: Xvillcrnson, Smith. S., Dillard. Wilkirisiwn. J.. Nlrs. Kryrlir-. Fountain. Brruicr. Pago. Pros., Smith: Sec.- 'l4l'f'ilS., Krebs: Sponsor. Mies. Krytlic. ss ss LATIN CLUB-Latin, the classic language ot all timel lo bettor understand its practical value tor educated people today, is the primary purpose ot this club, whose bi-monthly meet- inos are highlighted by speeches and oral reports by teachers, guests, and studentsq these pro- vide valuable intorrnation to help this intellectual qroup become tamiliar with Roman culture. l.fxl1N lfrnnr row: lVlrff.ii'c'y. Baimnn. l'mwinnn. Svlovcr, Tuttle. Gantt. Pmroolcs. Svfnncl row: Shields. Miss johnson, Smitheran. Ring, Koenig. Sc' orcl. j.niii-s, tinyurlcquisl, lhlagicl, Glass. Pros.. Gantt: V. P.. Selovcr: Sec., lVlcCQ.ireyg Trcns.. liowmang Sponsor, Miss A. Johnson 121 44 ff PROJECTION CREW-Visual educaiionl Many years preceding World War ll, Wilson pro- ieciion crews snowed an endless siream oi educaiional movies io an enilousiasiic Siudeni Body. Consianily prepared io render invaluable services io classes and iaculiy, ilwe proieciion crew proiecis educaiional and enieriaining piciures daily on widely varied iopics. PRJJr,c:'rmN Ciuiwf Perry. Miss Brown. Collins, Pilcher, Smith, Na libor, Tincher. Second row: Nlenkus, Beckman, Hill, Compton, Mar- qun, Conkings. Pres., Tincherg V. P., Collins: Sec.-Treas., Pilcherg Sponsor, Nliss Brown. 44 44 SCIENCE-The Science Club, honorary scieniiiic club aiiiliaied wiili ilwe Science Club of America, is composed oi persons vviili a deiiniie inieresi in science and a B average in all subs iecis. Cliiei airn is io broaden ine group inieresi in all irnporiani science fields, inrouglw individ- ual and group researclw, films, and leciures. The group deiiniiely carry lieavy science rnaiors. SCIENCE-Front row: B1lcer, Rcitz, Knoiif, Gantt. joy, Mr. Dunlcle. Second row: Clarlc, Meadows. Papworlh, Smith, 'Tl'10I11flS. Pres., Joy, V. P., Gantt: Sec.-Treas., Knolig Reporter, Rvitzg Sponsor, Mr. Dunlcle, Science, honorary, scientific group with B average, works in major fields Disney's studio and its miracle world visited by young Wilson cartoonists ff ff INKSLINGERS-Illustrations, posters, Cartoons, school adsl These Creative doodlings drip trom the point ot an lnlcslinger's pen. Sponsor Bill Wright who convoyed groups through Walt Disney Studios where he is employed, gives superb direction. To turther Cartooning skill is the ob- iective. Meetings with noted Cartoonists, studying many originals were proiects. lrsiicsllrsiialliies lfronr row: Swift. Robinson, Wtarcl, Smith, Puruclccr, Vaughn. Second row: Slcoticld, Culwell, Simpson, Jessup, Larson, Lund, Nlajor, N113 HL-nncs. Third row: Radcliffe, Redding, Golclblart, Robbins, Wrrlls. Pres., Smith: V. P., Vaughn, Sec,-Treas., Pur- urlacrg Sponsor, ltill Wright, Nlr, Hennes. 44 44 RECREATION-Rousing games in badminton, ping pong, tennis, Chess, checlcers, dominoes, and many other games aid in the development ot sportsmanship, one ot the chiet aims ot Rec- reation Club. Students worlc together, play together, have tun together, malie triends together Rr-.rxur-A'i'ioN'-At rablv: Clay, Lange, Front row: Miss Hansen, Davis, Gunnutson, Wade, lloycr, Rowell, Nichol. Robertson, Stallings, Kline, licssliololl, Second row: Austin, Holm, Bond, Bury, DeBoard, Larson, Nicoson, Abbott, Henderson, Pryor, Wetzork. Tbircl row: james, Purcell, Hicks, Bailey, Dobyns, Crawford, Ronning, Brown. Fourth row: Jarvis, Trevarrlien. Salrzman, Connors, Meyer, O'Farrell liolwla, Wigard, Houghton. Daniels, French. 126 sf ff AD CLUB-ldeas galore, gallons oi painl, hard worlc, speed, eificiencyl These are the Ad Club. Its worlc displayed all year ihrough posrers heralding coming elections, sports' events, Poly game, and Firefly, is turned out by its energetic members. Highlights oi the club's agenda were joinf meetings with ihe Ad Clubs ot Poly and Jordan and an amusing assembly. An CLUB-Front row: Mr. Hennes, Wilson, Tewksbury, Anderson, Agcaoili, Polmanteer, Holm, Davies, Stork. Second row: Marichal, Penrose, Blanchard, Burton, Bolin. Bonzer, Bearlc, Hauser. Mannex, Folger. Third row: Weitsman, Alway, Strom, Moore, B., Kenndy, Wn1'nick, Bowman, Moore, V. ff ff SLIDE RULE-Slepped up by great engineering proiects ot World War ll, Slide Rule class is sharing the hysteria oi The engineering world. Under Mr. Balclien, this voluntary organization oi math siudents lcnows the value ot Jrhe slide rule in the coming atomic age. Stress is placed on those uses to which the slide can be made in The physical sciences in bolh high school and college. SLIDE RULE-Front row: Sonnino, Maltby, lVIcCurchan, MacKenzie, Mr. Baklcen. Second row: Nagle, Tuttle, Maddy, Graham. Engineering projects of war with their countless appilcations stir boys gefzvice 772 Q'1?'fw-x W-wo, ...Qs- K fx ' mu. PHo'ro I 29 In llu- fric-lully patio wlu-rv rl-turning lui-n and womvn love lo l'0llll' 130 r 4 I 1 131 Greeiings To Our Wilson Alumni With the war over and the victory won, we pause to take account of the part our Alumni played in that mighty drama. It is with pride that we point to the fact that over 3000 of our young men and women served their country in every branch of the service and many received special recognition through promotion and awards. It is our purpose to give due honor and acclaim to all who served regardless of rank or distinction, so that those who follow in their footsteps in the years to come may take pride in the fact that they are a part of an institution which bred such gallant sons and daughters. This directory of our alumni who served in World War II constitutes the final chapter in recording the part our high school played in that world conflict. We realize that this record is not complete and may not have the latest data concerning all who are listed. However, it is our hope that in the new boys' gym- nasium at Woodrow Wilson, there will be placed a fitting memorial to those who served and particu- larly to those who carry a gold star in front of their names. If we have failed to secure the name of any of these, we would appreciate receiving this in- formation at your earliest convenience. To Miss Harrison and the students who have helped in securing the information and preparing this war record, and to Mr. Morrison and his student printers, I wish to express my personal thanks, and the appreciation I am certain every alumnus and student of Woodrow Wilson High School wishes to express to Katie and Maury and their staff for a job well done. -HARRY J. MOORE, PRINCIPAL Wilson humbly presents names of Drexel Clark '27, lst Lt. Cavalry, killed by fumes from oil stove, Ft. Riley, Kansas Frank Dailey '30, Sgt. Air Corps radio, Bataan, died Prison Camp Franklin Hooker '30, Merchant Marine, convoy duty, Sicily, died from exhauston, 3 yr. in George Martison '30, Lt., Anti-aircraft, killed, Ft. Benning Ga. Jack Crutchfield '31, Lt., missing, submarine duty, Navy Cross, So. Pacific, sank ships Tokyo Harbor, 1942 Floyd Oehlerking '31, Sgt. Air Corps, Photo, killed Africa John J. Roulstone '31, Capt., RAF, plane exploded, England Bruce Rowley '31, Ensign, killed in torpedo plane, San Diego Marvin Messner,'32, Sgt., died Ft. Lewis, Washing- ton John Van Wie '32, st. B-17, Air Medal, 3 Clusters, killed in action Hamburg, Z1 missions, purple heart Tommy Peek '33, S lc radar, lost when the des- troyer USS Hull sank in a 135 mi. typhoon wind Formosa J. Blaine Quick '33, Lt., Armored Corps, died in Colo. hospital Marion Turner '33, Pfc. armored force, killed in action, Germany 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 Sqn.-Queen: Die Proudly Bruce Loder '34, lst Lt. Fortress, Flying Cross, mis- sing in Solomons, Purple Heart, Aug., 7, '42, Pres. Citation Jerry Naughton '34, Naval Meteorology, killed, plane crash, Oakland Roger Stogdill '34, Lt. Air Corps, missing, Bismark Sea james Frinell '35, Lt. jg, missing patrol flight, Pen- sacola, Fla. Ted W. Tod '35, lst 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, 8th Air Force Marvin C. Wachter '35, MM 2c, second battle Phil- ippines, missing, destroyer USS Hoel sunk by ,laps Ted Wedemeyer '35, T Sgt. B-17 turret gunner, mis- sing France her g rent army oi mls lng, heroic dead Farley Abshire '36, Army, died in Japanese prison camp, Philippines Hubert Chamness '36, Lt. pilot B-24, killed over Austria, Air Medal john Thiel Cooper '36, Lt. P-51 pilot, missing, Ger- many 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 I-Ialdeman '36, Major, pilot B-24, killed over Austria, Flying Cross Billy Hayter '36, Capt. Marines, missing Guadal- canal Richard Hughes '36, lst Lt. Mustang fighter, killed, plane crash, Rye, England, Air Medal Vernon Ireland '36, Lt. Air Corps, pilot P-38, mis- sing, Philippines jack Rittmayer '36, Major pilot P-38, killed in action, So. Pacilic, Silver Star, Bong's Squadron Gerald Cline '37 S lc, lost in Alaska area when Liberty ship broke apart Harry Conley '37, Ensign, Bataan, died in Prison Charles Davis '37, Lt. Air Corps, Purple Heart, mis- sing Alaska jack Dempsey '37, Capt. Ferry Command, missing Africa Clyde Doyle Jr. '37, lst Lt. Alaskan, Aleutian cam- paigns, rwice shot down, Air Medal, Purple Heart, killed South Carolina Russell S. Greenwood '37, Capt. Marine fighter pilot, killed in patrol action Midway, 1945 Chester O. Graves '37, T Cpl. Infantry, killed in Germany 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, August 7, 1942 Val Pope '37, T Sgr., Signal Corps, killed in France Jack Scruggs '37, band Musician, US.S. Arizona, Pearl Harbor, Purple Heart Charles R. Spencer '37, Major, pilot P-38, missing, Ira y Victor Wilcox '37, Lt. Air Corps, P-38, missing Phil- ippines Bill Anderson '38, Capt. B-17, Air Medal, killed in accident in England Bob Brownell '38, Navy Fire Combat man, Sub- marine, missing Pacific Willard Harris '38, Army, died New York 132 133 From Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Bay Wilson Jim French '41, Pfc. Marine, killed in Saipan, 18 mo. So. Pacific Marion Lange '38, Lt. Bombardier, England, killed in action Eugene Madole '38, lst Lt. Marine, Navy Cross, Purple Heart, missing Midway Frank H. Peek '38, S Sgt. Radio gunner, B-29, Saipan, Guam, missing over Japan Douglas Webb '38, Lt. navigator, killed in action, Sutton, England, 8th Air Force Dakin Weiller '38, AMM lc killed in plane crash, air base Brazil George Branham '39, Lt. Fortress, missing over Ger- many, Air Medal 3 clusters, 20 missions Wilbur Evans '39, S Zc killed on carrier Bunker Hill, Okinawa Fred Greenig '39, Lt. bomber pilot, missing over Aus- tria, Italy Jack Grove '39, Air Cadet, plane crash, Colinga Bob McCausland '39, lst Lt., pilot B-29, killed over Japan Johnny Miller '39, Cpl. Marines 3rd Div. Died from wounds at Guam, buried a sea, Purple heart A Dick Morgan '39, Lt. pilot B-17, missing in Germany Robert Jack Nelson '39, Pfc. Infantry, killed, Luzon, Philippines Harold Simmons '39, Lt. killed in bomber crash, New Mexico John W. Warner '39, R.A.F. Eagle Squadron, fighter pilot, discharged, killed in experimental air craft, Niagara, N.Y., test pilot Murill Brown '40, Ensign, killed in training in Florida Larry Dougan '40, Pfc. 7th Army Infantry killed in Germany Fred Hotchkiss '40. Ensign, killed in plane crash, Honolulu, in 1946 George Metzger '40, Lt. Air Corps, killed in crash in Texas Danny B. Johnson '40, Sgt. gunner B-25, killed in practice on Luzon Vester Morrison '40, Pfc., killed in Italy, Purple Heart Sammy Macken '40, FO killed in action Luzon, Air Nledal Alton C. Puckett '40, Pfc. killed in auto accident, Ft. Benning Ga., after service in Alaska Vincent Alvarado '41, Cpl. Army, died in Veteran Hospital, San Fernando Morrie Cain '41, Pfc. Infantry, killed in Germany mon have fought, died lor America Roger Glenn Jay '38, Lt. Air Corps, Killed in plane crash, Sioux City, Ia. Bob Hupp '41, Ensign, killed in plane crash at Se- attle after war Bill H. Leonard '41, Cpl. Marine Infantry, killed in Iwo Jima, Paratrooper on Guadalcanal 1942 Raymond Miller '41, Ensign., instructor, killed in plane crash after war, Corpus Christi Bill Nause '41, Pfc. Infantry, killed in Luxemberg Galen Rhoades '41, lst Lt. 50 missions, killed in crash, Corsica Blair Wakefield '41, Ensign, carrier plane, missing Iwo Jima Bob Wentworth '41, Lt. killed in plane crash in U.S. after war Tom Wilson '41, lst Lt. B-17 bombardier, killed in Germany Beryl Brown '42, Sgt., gunner killed in Germany, 31 missions, DFC, 4 Air Medals, 2 Bronze Stars Engene Burns '42, Lt. pilot P-47, killed over Ger- many, Purple Heart Hugh B. Cannon '42, Lt. Ferry Command, Long Beach, killed, crash in Tennessee Robert De Young '42, Infantry, killed in Germany Bill L. Galbraith '42, Lt. Air Corps, missing in Tr. flight, Luke Field, Ariz. Jack Malloy '42, Sgt. lst Marine Raider, Solomons to Ryukus, killed at Okinawa Carl Manson '42, Sgt. gunner B-29, missing over Okinawa Lee Michel '42, Pfc. Surgical Technician, Infantry, killed in Germany Richard Winkler '42, Pfc. Infantry, killed in Ger- many Bramwell Capon '43, Pfc. field artillery, killed in ac- tion, Marseille, France Fred Clifgrad '43, Znd Lt. pilot P-38, killed over Italy, Air Medal Ira A. Dollar '43, Pfc. Infantry, killed in action, France Loren Jones '43, Lt. 8th Air Force pilot, P-47, killed in Germany, Air Medals, Purple Heart George Root '43, Pfc. Infantry, killed in New Guinea Red Arrow Division Bob Stevens '43, gunner B-17, missing, Germany Bob Barnett '44, Armored Motor Force, missing in Germany Bill Clark '45, SM 2c carrier USS Franklin, killed, Okinawa Clayton Carsten '46, Lt. Infantry, Japan, killed by accidental gun shot wound 'k'kittt'ki'kir'k'k'k1kiri'k1k'k'kiri'ki Decorations Crutchfield, Jack '31, Navy Cross, Tokyo Head, Willis '33, Croix de Guerre, France McMillian, Kenneth '33, Cpl., Bulge, Belgian Fora- gere Montgomery, Roger '34, Capt., Croix de Guerre, Legion of Merit, D-Day Normandie Hollingsworth, Geo. '35, Legion of Merit, India Tigner, Ray '35, lst Lt. Inf., Foirre re Guerre, Bel- guim London, Charles '36, Major P-47, British DFS Germany Clarke, John M. '37, Lt. Navy Cross, Coral Sea Cravath, john '37, Capt. B-17, Russian Medal, Italy Nelson, James R. '37, Pfc., Croix de Guerre, France Thurmond, Jim '38, Major, Norwegian Liberation Medal ' Madole, Gene '38, Lt. Marine, Navy Cross, Mid- way Braun, joe '40, Legion of Merit, Italy Dennison, Maurice '40, Lt., Croix de Guerre, 63 missions, Europe Horn, Don '40, Lt., Russian Medal, 60 missions, Atlantic, Iwo, Okinawa Stout, joe '40, Sgt., Burma Star iBritishl Burma, India Collins, Burgess '41, S Sgt., 2 Blue Stars for Atomic Bomb, Tennessee Plant Leach, Burton '41, Cpl. Army, Croix de Guerre, France Montgomery, Gene '41, Lt. P-47, French Citation, Normandie Wicks, Bob '42, S Sgt., Croix de Guerre, Europe Crooks, Bill '43, Pfc Inf., Croix de Guerre, Bulge Weitsman, Robert '43, Pfc., Belgian Fouagere, Dutch Fouagere, Croix de Guerre Wintemute, Glen '43, Sgt., Soldier's Medal, Pacific Heiner, Louis '45 Pvt., Belgium, Froy Laguerre Silver Stars O'Neil, Guy '32, Comdr. Submarine, Pacific, DSC, 2 Silver Stars Toney, Malcolm '32, lst Lt. Army, Austria Clarke, Fred '33, Lt. Comdr. Submarine, Pacific Bond, Glen '34, S Sgt. Army, Casserin Pass Crum, Bob '34, S Sgt. Army, Two D-Days Dockstader, Bob '34, Captain AAF, P-38, java Rabin, Fred '35, S Sgt. Cabanatuan Prison, Manila Tigner, Ray '35, lst Lt. Infantry, Germany, Roer Clark, Willard '36, Lt. Infantry, Germany Myers, Ray '36, Sgt. Army, Europe Rittmayer, jack '36, Major Pilot, So. Pacific Lemmon, Jim '37, Captain Navigator, Europe Spencer, Charles '37, Major, P-38, Ploesti Dickinson, David '38, lst Lt. Infantry, Philippines Dreckman, Gene '38, Major Pilot, So. Pacific Atkins, Victor '39, Lt. Navy, Pacific Girvin, Charles '39, Lt. AAF Bombardier-2 stars Africa joluison, Ralph '39, lst Lt. Pilot, So. Pacific Aiken, Steve '40, Chief gunner's mate, Pacific Mills, Jack '40, Lt. Armored, Bulge Panter, Edward '40, Sgt. B-24 Gunner, So. Pacific Richardson, Bill '40, S Sgt. Engineer, gunner, Ger- many Lyon, Jack '41, Lt. fjgl Pilot Hellcat, cited Jap Fleet Steele, Robert '41, Sgt. Paratrooper, Germany Aldrich, Milton '43, T Sgt. AAF, Dutch East Indies Distinguished Flying Crosses 'Hayter, Bill '26, Captain-Marine Scout Bomber- Duden, Bill '28, Lt, Col. C-47, Africa,Italy Mahaffie, Ray '32 Major, Italy Markovich, George '32, Navigator B-17, Borneo Miller, Robert '32, Coral Sea, Germany Wellman, Bob '32, Combat, Java Lochridge, Jack '34, Lt. Comdr. Fighter pilot, Borneo 'Loder, Bruce '34, Lt., South Pacific Peterson, Dave '34, Capt. B-17, Africa, Italy Smith, Fred B. '34, Captain, Bombardier, Italy, 8 countries Storch, John '34, Lt. Col. P-51, 3 DFC's, Germany, Belgium Townsend, Dean '34, Lt. Bombardier, Germany Fox, Robert W. '35, Captain B-29, Saipan Goosen, Robert '35, Lt. Comdr., Venturas, Marianas Gore. Doug '35, T Sgt., China Hodge, Mel '35, S Sgt. B-24 Gunner, Italy, Ploesti, Romania Howard, John '35, Captain, Darwin Lingenfelter, Bob '35, Captain, Japan Peizer, Sidney '35, Lt. Navigator, Pacific, 2 DFC's Perry, Hillard '35, lst Lt. Navigator B-29, India, Burma Peterson, Paul '35, lst Lt. Pilot, Sth Air Force Sliff, Richard '35, Captain Pilot B-26, 55 missions, Germany Corwin, Bill '36, Lt. Col. C-47, Alaska 'A'Dorton, R. Mills '36, Captain A-20, Italy, So. Pacific, Holland 'Haldeman, Don '36, Major, Africa, Germany 2 DFC s, Guadalcanal Hetzel, Bob '36, Major C-47, Italy, Burma Hump Kelsey, Vern '36, Captain, Italy, Africa London, Charles '36, Major P-47, 2 DFC's, DSC, Br. DFC, Germany, lst American Ace Citation Maurer, Russell '36, Captain, Alaska Perrin, Virgil '36, Lieur. bombardier, Germany Benish, Bob '37, Lieut. B-24, Africa Davison, A.R. '37, Capt. Pilot, ETO Ira '37, Lieut. Navigator, Russia, Italy Fishman, Freeman, L. Harvey '37, Lt. fjgl Ce-pilot Lemmon, Guam Lord, Frank '37, Lieut. B-29, 35 missions, Japan Roberts, Fred '37, Capt. Navigator, Germany Robinson, john '37, Capt. Bombardier B-17, Ger- many Spencer, Charles '37, Major P-38, Ploesti Vitek, Jim '37, Captain, 72 missions, Germany jim '37, lst Lt. Navigator, England, Birkholm, Cox '38, Lieut. Navy Pilot, PaciEc Burrell, Bob '38, lst Lt. C-47, India, 139 missions Callis, Millard '38, Lt. Navy, Philippines, 100 mis- sions Clark, Ralph '38, Captain, 35 missions, Germany Crutchfield, Bill '38, Captain-Marine, 2 DFC's, 70 missions-dive bomber, Philippines Dreckman, Gene '38, Major fighter pilot, Pacific, Panama Eselun, Albert '38, Lieut. pilot B-17, Germany Hauenstein, Cliff '38, Captain B-17, 60 missoins, Gaudalcanal Hunt, Harry '38, Captain C-47, 400 hours, India Mousel, Vincent '38, Capt. O'Frien, John '38, Air Transport Command, At- anric Rothwell, Bill '38, Lieut. Bombardier-Navigator B-29, 35 missions, Pacific Johnsen, Ralph S. '39, lst Lt. pilot P-38, 57 sorties, South Pacific Patterson, John '39, Captain engineer B-29, India, Japan Warner, John '39, R.C.A.F. Spitfire, Lancaster, Wicks, Ted '39, Captain bombardier, Africa, Italy Worthington, Geo. '39, Lieut., Navy Cross, jim '40, Lieut. Pilot, Germany Emmack, Lowell '40, Captain P-47, 95 missions, Germany Fillipow, Ed '40, Lieut. P-40, P-38, 66 missions, Europe Hayter, Gordon '40, Lieut. dive bomber, 2 DFC's, Philippines I-light, James R. '40, Captain, Europe Horn, Don '40, Lieut. Wildcat fighter, Atlantic, Iwo, Okinawa, 60 missions-2 DFC's Phillips, Morton '40., Lieut. bombardier, Germany Richardson, Wilbur '40, S Sgt. Gunner, 2 DFC's, Germany Weitzel, Charles '40, Lt. Marine Pilot Atkinson, C. J. '41, S Sgt. Gunner, England Burke, Rex '41, S Sgt. gunner, Germany Cheroske, Art '41, Lieut. fjgl, Philippines Cournoyer, Robert '41, lst Lt. Corsair, Philippines Goodwin, Charles '41, Pilot B-17, Italy Lyons, jack '41, Lt. ijgl Hellcat, Pacific Molloy, Art '41, Chief Radar, Leyte Montgomery, Ralph E. '41, lst Lt. P-47, 74 mis- sions, Europe Richard, Wally '41, Lieut. Co-pilot, Germany Sherwood, Rod '41, Sgt. Radio B-24, Italy Rosenlof, Bill '41, Capt., 75 missions, India Tiffany, Wendell '41, lst Lt. P-38, Italy Anderson, Dick B. '42, S Sgt. Gunner, Italy Bibby, Roy '42, Lt. Bombardier, Europe Brown, Beryl '42, S Sgt. Bomber, Germany Evans, Oren '42, Sgt. Gunner, England Greene, Frank '42, T Sgt. Flight Engineer, Europe Patton, Mel '42, S Sgt. Gunner, Germany Prevost, Herbert '42, Captain P-47, France Kobus, Fred '42, S Sgt. Gunner, ETO Dawson, Jack '43, T Sgt. gunner, ETO Johnston, Wayne '43, S Sgt. Gunner B-24, Italy Swafiield, Bob '43, Capt. B-29, Pacific Van Hooten, Brooks '43, Petty Officer 3c, So. Pacific Cravath, John '37, Captain B-17, Italy Wagoner, Wesley '45, Sgt. Gunner 134 tttitttttitittttttttitti Wilson Women March Australia, England, Europe 1928 MacLaurin, Harriet N.-Capt. Wac, Asst. Staff Director, Znd AAF, Colorado Springs Tolson, Mary-Pvt. Wac, AAF Des Moines, Santa Monica 1929 Parmley, Betty-Wave Ryan, Eileen-Lt. jg, Wave, New York City, Wash- ington D. C. 1931 MacMillian, Marion- Lt. Army Nurse, 6 mo. England, 4 yr. in 1932 Campbell, Jean K.-Lt. Wave, Navy Personnel, Ed- ucational unit, San Francisco, for injured Navy Men Campbell, Lilly-Wave S Zc, Milledgeville, Ga. Hight, Marjory-Yeoman Zc, Wave, San Diego, chaplin's ollice, 3 yr. in Hooper, Lorna-Wave, Hunter College, medical discharge Mayberry, Emily--Ensign Wave, Mass. Mosher, Muriel Stuart-Lt. Wave, acting CWO, communications, Seattle, Wash., 3 yr. in Thayer, Jeri Ford-Capt. Red Cross, among lst 300 Red Cross workers reaching Cherbourg, France, to serve invasion troops, Ireland, England, Scot- land, France, clubmobiles, classes for crippled soldiers, up at front lines Yagerlehrner, Fern-Army Nurse 1933 Engstrom, Gladys--Pvt. Marine, clerk, typist, N. Carolina, Camp Pendleton, Calif., Marine per- sonnel Green, Alice Searles--Ensign Wave, Mass. Olsen, Arleen-Recreation, Red Cross supervisor, Australia Scholl, Florence--Lt. Army nurse, evacuated wound- ed by plane, injured in 3 plane crash Normandie plus 3, 18 mo. in, medical discharge Slocombe, Luella R.-Sgt. Wac, Italy, Hq. Germany, Army Commendation Ribbon 1934 Bishop, Corrine Benedict-Waaf, aeronautical train- ing flew planes from factory to strategic points, Phoenix, Arizona Carlson, Helen Genevieve-2nd Lt. Army nurse, Tacoma, Wash. Garrett, Mary A.-Cpl. Wac truck driver, Kansas, Philippines Lore, Margaret-Wac, Head Librarian Camp Cook, Calif. Armored Force, Now Army occupation, Japan, Head librarian for many camp libraries, citation for work Parminter, Elizabeth-Ensign, Recreation, Terminal Is. Ramsdell, Helen-Lt. Wave, enlisted first class of Waves 1942, Smith College communications' instructor at Smith College till 1945, communica- tions' oH'icer San Francisco, 37 mo. in Reimer, Anna Virgin-Coast Guard, Ensign, Spar, New London, Conn. Shoemaker, Behrl Streeter-Cpl. AAF. party hostess for government guests at Bolling Field Wash. DC, cryptographer, 4th AAF, Muroc Base, Calif. 1935 Cooper, Anne-Sk Sc, Coast Guard, Spar, Florida Eselun, Mary-Blue Star for Atomic Bomb, N. Mexico Hawkins, Verda-Ensign, laboratory technician, Wave, Fla. 135 Hughes, Miriam K.-Wac, Mediterranean, Italy Johnstone, Janice-Wave, yeoman, office of com- mander in chief, Wash. DC, one of bureaus Kurtz, Isabelle-Lt. Army Nurse, 20 mo., Italy, Africa, Germany caring for patients 20 miles from front lines France, 21st Gen. Hospital Munsell, Ruth-Sgr. Wac, France, married in Paris to American service man Noland, Genevieve-Lt. jg, Wave, Mass. Rumrill, Anne Jean-Lt. Wave, Admin. asst. Navy Bureau of Ships, radio, reviews reports, Hawaii Wedemeyer, Elsie-Recreation worker Red Cross, Calcutta, 1 yr. overseas Weeks, Barbara-Sk lc, Milledgeville, Ga. Hunter College 1936 Bishop, Laura Cherry-Ensign Ph. Zc, Wave, Naval Hospital, San Diego, Painted plastic, artificial eyes for boys who had lost one. She was one of ten in nation Connell, Margaret-Marine 1-Iock, Esther-lst Sgt. Ft. Belvior, Va. messenger, hospital div. Knight, Francis-Ensign, gauge engineer, ordnance for Army, San Francisco 1937 Beaver, Elspeth--Pfc. Wac, So. Pacific, communica- tions Benkey, Marie-Pfc. Wac, AAF, Santa Ana Hester, Virginia--Lt. jg, Navy communications oflicer, San Diego Kiesau, Dolores-Lt. Wac adjutant, Recruiting Hq. New York, Japan, japanese Language Interpreter Lemanski, Jeanette-Lt. Wave McQui1lan, Winifred-Pfc. Marine, statistical com- missary, Air Depot, Miramar, San Diego Smith, Mary Shirley-Wave Uehling, Winifred-Sgt. Marine 1938 Balch, Barbara-Sgt. Marine radio, Santa Ana, El Toro Barkley, Marjorie-S 2c, sp, Wave, Ferry Command, Hunter College, San Francisco Beck, Kathryn Delia-Ensign Wave, Mt. Holyoke Collin, Betsy-WAAF Ewart, Janet-Sgt. Marine QM, psychoinventory dept. Hammel, Grace McCoy-Spar, Mobile, Ala., Palm Beach, Norfolk, Va., Z yr. in, communications Hock, Maxine-Sgt. Army, oliice work, Eisenhoweris Hq. Frankfort on main, 3 yr. in, 14 mo. overseas, France, England Jones, Mary E.-Pvt. Wac, AAF, trained choruses for Wacs, 1 yr. in Mulholland, Joan-Ensign, St. Vincent's Hospital, UCLA Hospital, BS degree, Nurse Corps, Corona Hospital, Okinawa patients, 40 bed orthopedic ward Olmsted, joan-WASP, pilot won wings, Texas, ferried planes for AAF 1939 Adams, Mary Ellen-Army Nurse, Los Angeles, Queen of Angels Hospital Balch, Virginia Lee--Sgt. Marine radio, Santa Ana, El Toro Boyton, Frances-Lt. Wave, Red Cross, Africa Hubbard, Jean-Wave Jagerson, Mary-Wave Magill, Louise-Sgt. Marine, Quantico, Va., N. C. Monohan, Pattie-Wac ol'1ice specialist, technician hospital Reid, Nancy-T Sgt. Marine, Camp Le Jeune, NC., lst LB girl graduated from NC School 1940 Carpenter, Ada-Wave Sp ltj Zc, Link trainer, Fla.. killed by lumber truck operating without lights Chapman, Jackie-Wave Clark, Ada Betty-Wac, medical corps Giessner, Betty-cadet nurse, medical center, San Francisco Grisham, june-Wave, Navy Hospital, Oakland Ibbetson, Eleanor-Ensign Wash. DC. trained Mt. Holyoke, Smith College, consultant for returned servicemen, organized dept. for GI bill of rights Jones, Eleanor-Pvt. Wac, 8th AAF, 9th Bomber group, France, first Wac Btn. to land in England, 14 mo. England Kortz, Eudora-Pvt. Randolph Field, Tex. McCo1lon, Betty-Sk, Wave McGee, Barbara--Wave, Hunter College Miller, Suzanne--Pfc. clerk, typist, Marine, N.C. Hawaii, honor rating, one of 30 in 600 Pease, Dorothy D.4k lc, Wave Terminal Is. Smith, Audrey-Sgt., Marine, QM, Philadelphia Stevens, lklen-WAAF, pilot training Wight, Eleanor--Wave, Washngton, DC. 1941 Armin, Stelma-Pfc, Air Wac, AAF, Iowa Bird, Patricia--Wave Sp, QTJ Lt. Zc, Link instructor, 23 mo. in Bradshaw, Gloria-Wac Brain, Eileen-Cpl. Marine, Camp Lejuene, NC secretary Carey, Patricia-Wave, yeoman 3c, V-12 oilice, Colorado U. Covington, Isabell-Marine, Camp Lejeune, NC Damron, Marie-Wave, Naval Air Station, Com- missary 'k'k'k1k'k1ki'ir Wilson Wommen 1941 Fannon, Evelyn-HA lc, Wave, in first wave list to leave LB, Great Lakes, Health Record dept. Kain, Eileen Loy-Petty ofiicer 3c, Sk. Wave, Ter- minal I. Murphy, Rita M.-Sgt. Marine Corps Newberry, Phyllis Virginia-Pfc Marine, supply clerk, Supply Depot San Francisco Saltzman, Bernice-Cpl. Marine, Clerk, supplies, Marine Air Corps, Pacific Coast, 25 mo. in Sandler, Beverly-Wave 2 yr. in Shaw, Alberta-Wave SK 3c, Hunter College, Mill- edgeville, Ga. Sutherland, Kathleen-Cadet, Nurse's Corps Weld, Edna--Nurse, AB, Stanford Wilder, Virginia-Wave, fleet post ofiice, San Fran- cisco, 2 yr. in 1942 Blattman, Norma--y 3c, ofhce files, Naval supply depot, Oakland Braud, Catherine Marie-Pfc. Marine, Camp Lejuene NC Cuyler, Marjorie-HA lc, Naval Hospital, Charles- ton, SC, hospital corps Chambers, Yvonne-Wave Cheroske, Corrine Anthony-Wave, petty ofhcer 3c, Alameda Dee, Martha--Wave, Hunter College Farnham, Dorothy-Spar S 2c, Coast Guard, Long Beach Finnigan, Marjorie-California U. School of Nurs- ing, Cadet Fox, Harriet-Cadet Nurse, Good Samaritan Hos- pital Fulcher, Marjorie-Wac Cpl. dental technician, 22 mo. in, Camp Blanding Fla. Hunt, Sally Gladys-Marine Lindley, Louise-Pvt. Marine Lejeune NC Parsons, joan-Cadet Nurse, Naval Hospital, 1 yr. in 1k'kir'k1k1lr'k'k Wilson Men l927 Clark, Drexel-Lt. army, killed in tent by kerosene fumes, from stove, Ft. Riley, Kansas Cohn, Art-War correspondent Hearst papers, N. Guinea, Middle East, 18 mo. overseas Cunliffe, Bill--Major, Eisenhouer's staff 6 mo., In- structor Rome University, 2 yr. overseas Davenport, Alden-Navy SK lc Farragut, Idaho, 18 mo. in Dodge, Benjamin-Cpl. 20th Air Crops, B29 ar- morer, 3 battle stars, Air offensive Japan, Eastern Mandated Islands, Western Pacific, 3 yr. in, 1 yr. overseas Finley, Richard-Navy Chief specialist, physical training, San Diego Kent Lloyd-Sgt. Air Transport, Signal Corps, radio, Egypt, Irak, Iran Lantz, Ralph-lst Lt. Anti-Aircraft instructor, 30 mo. in Lehman, Thomas-Capt. Air Corps, Mess officer, 3 yr. in, 8 mo. overseas, China, India, Burma Wilson Women Continued Ramseyer, Mary Lou-Cadet Nurse, Queen of Angels Nursing School, LA Schwarz, Barbara-sp fll 2c, Navy, Louisiana Snyder, Jean Y.-Wave Stormont, Nancy-Sp ITI Zc, Wave specialist T2c, Corpus Christi, Quonset Pt, R.I. Link celestial navigation trainer Trevethan, Virginia-Spar, Coast Guard, Manhat- tan Beach, N.Y. 1943 Baynes, Beverly-Cadet Nurse Corps, California U. Footdale, Virginia-Air Wac lc AAF, Signal Corps Husted, Beverly J.-Cadet Nurse, Mayo Hospital, Rochester Minn. Rasmussen, Mary 1.-Cadet Nurse, Austin Texas Rutherford, Ann-Wasp AAF 1944 Bacon, Judy-Cadet Nurse Corps, Stanford Lolvle, Maronee-Cadet, Good Samaritan Hospital, .A. Powell, Phyllis Jeanne-S lc, Wave, San Francisco Simmons, janet-Navy, Cadet Nurse, Bellingham, Wash. College T ullberg, Dorothy J.-Cadet Nurse, French Hos- pital, San Francisco Wilburn, Fairy L.-Marine, Arlington, Va. Winchell, Christine-Cadet Nurse, Phoenix, Ariz. 1945 Berg, Winonah-W.A.C., Georgia Finestone, Lila Lee-Cadet Nurse, Navy, Co. Hos- pital, San Diego Fowler, Eleanor-Navy Cadet Nurse, Co., Hos- pital, San Diego Galbraith, Vivian-Wave Helwick, Joyce-Wasp, Army Aviation Mechanic Osborn, Marjorie-Wave Snii-ok, Georgianna-Cadet Nurse, Co. Hospital, Thompson, Mary G,-Personnel Analyst, Established salaries for war department employees in Europe, Pacific Area Westberg, Barbara-Naval Cadet Nurse, Co. Hos- pital, San Diego 1lrir'k'k1k'k1lr1lr Pearson, Ray-E. lst. Lt. 13th Air Force, So. Pacific, photo Interpreter, 3 yr. in Swanberg, Charles-Major, Joined March 1941, Africa, Sicily, Anzio, France, Saar Basin, wounded in France Troxel, Harry A.-lst Sgt. Air Transport, London 18 mo. l928 .Alexander, Russell C.-Radio oflicer, Merchant Marine, around world Belcher, Fred-Ensign, attached to Navy, Washing- ton D.C., 17 yr. in Bell, Kent-Cpl. Finance, Egypt, Africa, Z9 mo. overseas Bower, Evan-Lt. Comdr., Engineer officer LST, Invasion Sicily, Italy, D-Day Normandieg Capt. Landing Craft, Repair ship at Tokyo, Tokyo Bay when ,laps surrenderedg LST sunk D-Day In- vasion Bower, Harrill-Lt. Transportation supervisor for Pacific Air School for pilot training, Ft. Stockton Tex., 2 yr. in Braswell, Charles-M M IC, 39 mo. So. Pacific, N. Hebrides Carey, Galen--Sgt. Air Force Maintenance, 3 yr. in Chase, Jay-Comdr., destroyer, Pacific Chudnow, Ben-Yeoman lc attached mine sweeper, land based, Hawaii, Midway, 18 mo. overseas Corrigan, Jerome-C P O Navy, Military govern- ment, Okinawa 15 mo. overseas, 39 mo. in Davis, Floyd-Mo M M lc Australia to Marshalls, Carolines, USS Vestal repair ship, 2 battle -stars, 27 mo. overseas , Donner, Carl-S Sgt. Army QM, Ran officers' Rest Camp in London 30 mo., 3 yr. in Duden, William-Lt. Col. Troup Carrier Command, Africa, Palestine, England, Italy, DFC 2 Air Medals, 5 yr. Service Star Feiring, Kenneth-Yeoman lc, anti-submarine war- fare, Aleutians, South and Southwest Pacific, 42 mo. in, 30 mo. overseas Franz, Clarence-Capt. Chaplin Hq. Infantry, 81st Wild Cat Div., So. Pacific, Peleliu, 2 yr. in Geclge, Harold-Pfc. Air Corps Ground Crew, Attu Alaska, 3 yr. in, 2 yr. overseas Harpole, Dan C.-Major 9th Air Force E.T.O., 2 yr. overseas, 65 mo. in Mathews, Zelma-Marine Mobley, Dalton-Seabee, Hawaii enlisted man, 3 yr. in Murray, Lloyd-251 Coast Guard, Hawaii Figis, So. Pacific Parker, Wm. 1.-Pfc. Anti-Aircraft, So. Pacific, 40 mo. overseas Pickerill, George-T-Sgt. Air Crops, Service Co. Blythe, Calif. Spano, Carl-251 Coast Guard, Pearl Harbor, Figis, Italian interpreter Stewart, Bob-T-Sgt. 84th Div. Ordnance Co. ETO Sylvester, Paul-Lt. Comdr. Hawaii, Mgr. Electro- nics, Radar Div., Hastings, Nebraska, Supplies 27 sq. mi. Camp, 5 yr. in, still in Tank, George-Lt. Col. Engineer, 361 Reg. So. Paciiic, 36 mo. overseas 136 i ki'1lr'k'lr1k'k Welch, Emery-Ensign, Phoenix Arizona Ziesenhenne, Fred-Lt. Comdr. Skipper Salvage Ship, 3rd Fleet, 6 battle stars, Leyte, Lingayan Gulf, Okniawa, Guam, Tinian, Saipan, unit Cita- tion, 4 yr. in, Exec. officer USS Chowanos, still in I 929 Ackley, Courtland-Sgt. Africa, Italy Almeroth, Elmer-Pfc. QM Alaskan Defense, 2 yr. in Blaine, Eddie-Cpl. Field Artillery, Patton's 3rd Army across Europe, Bronze Star for delivering many vital messages thru enemy territory, 4 yr. in, 18 mo. overseas, battle stars, captured 18 Nazis Bolton, L.M.-Naval Lt. Washington DC Buell, Arthur--Major, Army Air Corps flight sur- geon, N. Carolina, Phoenix, Ariz., 4 yr. in Butler, Ben-Sgr., AAF Mechanic, A-26, Douglas Plant Chapman, Clayton-CPO North Atlantic patrol 1942, Africa, 5 yr. in Delaney, John-Chief radio man, Navy Air Corps, Carribean, Battle of Atlantic, protect convoys, Patrolled before war, 3 yr. in Fink, Ed-Merchant Marine Gordon, Charles-Lt. Comdr. Air Corps, Supplies, Samar Philippines, 3 yr. in, 6 mo. overseas Gothberg, James-Capt. Anti-Aircraft Central Paci- fic, Gilberts, Hawaii QM Grinstead, Turnie-Lt. Comdr. Supplies, Amphi- bious Invasion boat Group 12, Philippines, set for Okinawa when ,laps quit, Unit Citation, 4 yr. in, 15 mo. overseas Haden, Harley--Lt. Signal Corps, Installed radar units Hoagland, Emory-Lt. Marines, Artillery, So. Paci- fic, Purple Heart Hutchinson, Bernie B.-Cpl. QM, England Johnson, Lowell-Enlisted Air Corps Reserve, Ground Crew training, Los Angeles Julian, Wm.-Lt. Technical Command, Fla. Lantz, Carl-Cpl. Army Signal Corps, Photo Lab. England, Germany, 38 mo. in, 32 mo. overseas Ludlow, Harold-Navy McCormick, Wm. B.-Comdr., served on Staffs of Admirals Kimmel, Nimetz, Spruance, Asst. Fleet Communications and Planning officer, Served on fiagship USS Pennsylvania, USS Indianapolis, USS New Jersey, USS New Mexico, 7 battle stars, Tarawa, Kwajalein, Saipan, Tinian, Guam, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Supported carrier raids on Truk, Palau, Philippines, Kyushu, Tokyo, oc- cupation of japan, Entered May 1941, two ships hit by suicide planes, Legion of Merit, 58 mo. in McCreery, Louis E.-Lt. radio, Destroyer So. Pacific, Instructor in damage control, Cornell. U., Des- troyer radio technician Mann, Howard-Army Mathews, Tommy-S-Sgt. Ferry Command, Post Newspaper, Roger, 3 yr. in, Long Beach Matthews, Brooks-Navy, USS Oklahoma May, Robert-QM Army, Alaska, 2 yr.,overseas Munholland, James-Ensign, Coast Guard, Long Beach Murtagh, Maurice-Navy Myers, Max-AMM 3c 48 mo. in, patrol bombing 'k1lr1k'k'k'k'kir Pence, Don-Sgt. QM Marine, Pacific, 3rd en- listment Peterson. Don W.-Capt. Freight trafiic, Terminal I. Proctor, Thelwall-Sgt. Language Interpreter, ETO Ragsdale, Everett-Navy Police, Prison detail, Tus- tin, Calif., enlisted man, Dirigible unit, El Toro, Calif, 3 yr. in Rochester, Hayden-Lt. Dr. Medical Corps, Wash. D C Russell, Richard-Lt. Naval Intelligence, Harbor Defense Attu, Alaska, 3 yr. in, 1 yr. overseas Sagerhorn, Milo-Sk. lc San Pedro, 3 yr. in Schlobohm, Dean-Lt. Anti-Aircraft, Honor student, class 178 Sebring, Kenneth-T Sgt. gunner B 26, ETO, 69 missions, 3 air medals Self, Russell-Capt. Infantry, Co. Comdr. Service Unit, 4 battle stars, N. Guinea, So. Philippines, Luzon, Philippine Liberation, 42 mo, in, 36 mo. overseas, Pres. Unit Citation, Bronze Arrowhead for spearheading N. Guinea Invasion Shelley, Chester-Lt. Comdr. Dry Docks ship repair, Znd in command, Terminal I. Stewart, Lynn Bubbles --Capt. Transportation Service Corps, embarkation, San Francisco, Cairo, Casablanca, heads transportation now Bremerhaven Germany Tanton, Harry-Lt. Dr., Marine Medical Corps, So. Pacific Teel, Harold-Red Cross Director Iceland 1 yr., N. Hebrides Islands, staged County Fairs Tigner, Richard-Sgt. 20th Air Force, B Z9 Tinian, in Squadron that dropped bomb on Hiroshima, flew over Japan at surrender, 30 mo. in. 12 mo. overseas Walker, Roy-Sgt. developed crafts for Air Corps Rehabilitation Camps McChord, Wash., Camp Davies N.C. Ward, Byron-T5, 10th Army Hq. Signal Corps, Cryptographer, Okinawa Webster, Phillip-Carpenter's M. Zc, Leyte, Okin- awa, USS Salt Lake City, 11 mo. overseas, 4 yr. in Wedge, Mack-Chief Radio man, So Pacific Navy 7 yr., USS Oklahoma 2 yr., USS Yorktown, Alaska, 4 yr. overseas Weiss, Louis-Navy Sk Zc, land based Saipan, Tin- ian, Guam, 4 yr. in, 18 mo overseas Wells, Charles Alpheus--Lt. Army, Anti Tank Corps, Infantry, Eniwetok, 4 yr. in I 930 Braswell, Clovis-Capt. Infantry 9th Army, battle stars, Ruhr, Rhineland, Wounded Feb. ,45, Purple Heart, 4 yr. in Buxton, Don-S Sgt. Air Corps Asia 2 yr. Chaffee, Bob--Lt. jg, from ranks to Lt., Intelligence, route transportation supplies thru Mediterranean, Africa, Naples, Italy Christensen, Charles-QM lc, Midway 1 yr. Crooks, Rader-Major, Infantry, landed Nov 7, 1942 under fire in Casablanca, Sicily, Italy, 4 battle stars, Unit Citation Dailey, Frank-Sgt. AAF radio, Philippines, died of Malaria in prison camp in Philippines Dougherty, Gordon-Capt. Maritime Commission, Supply Officer, Middle East, India, 26 mo. over- 'ki'ir'ki ki A' Ellis, Sidney-lst Sgt., Tank Comdr., Patton's 3rd Army, Co C, 37th Tank Btn, first to reach trapped 101 airbourne in Bastogne, Lost 2 tanks, 5 big campaigns, 32 smaller ones, Unit Citation, 6570 of unit killed, wounded, or prisoners Emig, Irvin-Lt. Navy, radio, radar, 2 yr. overseas So Pacific Estes, Harold-Lt. Air Corps, Statistics, Seymour, Indiana Farrow, Robert-S Sgt. Air Transport, Ferry Com- mand, Public Relations Long Beach, 3 yr. Mem- phis, Tenn. Fletcher, Robert-Lt. Comdr., Supply Corps, 6 yr. in, 18 mo overseas, still in Marshalls Frampton, Don-Seabee, So. Pacific Guam, 3 yr. in Frohlick, Elbert-Pfc. Infantry, Camp Carson, Colo. Harpole, Donald--Capt. 9th Air Force, Mobile re- pair sqn., Service Command, Normandie D-Day, France Heck, John-In service Hetherington, Don-S Sgt. Air Transport Com- mand, Purchasing Agent, Long Beach, 33 mo., 6 mo. 8th Air Force Service Command Hillis, Jack-Major Army Air Corps Engineer, Santa Ana, Calif., entered jan. 1941 Hinkley, Clair-S Sgt. Army Air Corps mainten- ance, kept records, 4 yr. in, all in U.S. Hoffman, Mervin-Sgt. Ferry Air Transport Com- mand ground crew, 42 mo. in, 1 yr. overseas, Casablanca Hosking, Everett-Pfc. Infantry Hq., Camp Roberts, 11 mo. in Hunter, Frank-Sgt. Hospital Corps, Supplies, 2 yr. in England, 3 yr. in jerusalem, Ben U.-Merchant Marine, Chief Cook, Hospital, Medical Aid, Pacific, Atlantic, Carribean, Sqn. ' seas, 5 battle stars, Atlantic, Pacific, Philippines 52 mo. overseas 137 I 'ki'ir'k'A A k1l' Class ol l930 Continued Johnson, Don-Gunner's Mate lc, USS Tennessee, Midway, Coral Sea, Philippines, Carried gaso- line, cited for bravery, 52 mo. in johnson, Preston-Capt. judge Advocate General's Office Kent, Lawrence-Sgt. Signal Corps, Camp Beal film library, Instructor on training films, 4 yr. in Kerr, Ralph F.-M Sgt. 3rd Army, Engineer to- pographical maps, 30 mo. overseas, D-Day Nor- mandie, Bulge, Germany, Medal of Merit, 3rd, 7th Armies Leacock, Ivan T.-4 grade Statistician Ordnance Supplies, Italy, France, Belgium, Czechslovakia, Germany, 38 mo. in, 1 yr. ETO 2 battle stars, Central Europe, Rhineland Lewis, Harvey--Capt. doctor, Army Air Corps, 1 Santa Ana, Calif. Linn, Wm.-Capt. Chaplin, Canal zone, 4 yr. in, 9 mo. overseas Malcolm, Dick--M Sgt. Army Signal Corps, Sup- plies 42 mo. in U S Markovich, Bill-Marine, Guadalcanal Martison, George-Lt. Anti-Aircraft killed Fort Benning, Ga. Meyer, Henry- Seabee Niver, Wm. H.-Lt., Naval Intelligence, 38 mo. Panama Parminter, Burton-Lt. jg Recreation Terminal I. Place, Robert-lst Lt. Anti-Aircraft, adjutant Hq. Btn. 7th Army, Africa, Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica, France, Germany, Austria, 4 battle stars, Tunesia, , Central Europe, Rhineland, 31 mo. ETO, Bronze Star, Purple Heart 'k'k'k'kti k'k Sexton, Le Coyt Sam-Merchant Marine Severns, joe W.-Cpl. Army Air Corps mechanic, Deming, N. Mex., 2 yr. Slater, Jack-Coast Guard S lc Long Beach, Calif. Smith, Harris-Sk lc Port Hueneme, Calif. Smith, Robert-Capt. doctor, Tropical diseases Solace, Virgil-Ensign, Coast Guard Spence, J. C.-Sgt. Army Air Corps, Sgt. Major, ETO, 6 battle stars, Air Offensive Europe, Nor- mandie, Northern France, Ardennes, Central Europe, Rhineland, 42 mo. in, 31 mo. overseas Turner, Malcolm Bud-lst. Lt. Coast Artillery Corps, Porto Rica, Hq. Adjutant Combat unit, 3 battle stars, N. Guinea, 2 Philippines, 5 yr. in, 2 yr. overseas Underhill, George C.-Sk Zc 18 mo. Van Dyke, Henry-Army Vite, Doroteo-T-Sgt. Signal Corps, Service Co., So. Pacific, Philippines, 4 yr. in Whitehead, Richard H.-Gunner's M. lc, Coast Guard, Manned Troup Transport, Boston, So. Pacific, Merchant Marine Woodward, Bill-Comdr., Dentist, USS Oglala, flag ship mine sweeper, USS Santa Fe Crusier, 8 battle stars, Pearl Harbor to Iwo, Santa Fe gave aid to crippled USS Franklin, Unit Commenda- tion, 7 yr. in, 16 mo. overseas I93I Black, Art-Merchant Marine, jr. Engineer, Leyte Invasion, So. Pacific, Troup Transport Bruce, Wallace-T Sgt. Europe, wounded Burnham, Hugh-S Sgt. ATC Post Engineer, Elec- trician, Casablanca, 21 mo. overseas, Field Main- tenance Buxton, Ralph-Navy Fireman 1c, Okinawa, China Campbell, Charles-in service Chaffee, Lawrence-Lt. Naval, Intelligence, 30 mo. Pearl Harbor, 4 yr. in Christensen, Ernie-S Sgt. Air Corps bombing Sqn. India, 3 yr. in Clay, Tom-lc Soundman 46 mo. in, Solomons, Marianas, Philippines, USS Stanley, destroyer, 2 yr. instructor, San Diego, Pres. Citation Colley, Don-Sgt. Infantry, Anti Tank Corps 41st Div., N. Guinea, in hospital in Australia for maleria, Pres. Unit Citation Crabill, Eugene-Lt. Signal Corps, restore com- munications, japan, Hiroshima, 4 yr. in Cramer, Clyde-Capt. Air Corps, Saipan, 40 mo. in Croxton, Merle-S Sgt. Army Ordnance Admin., Supplies, Munitions Aberdeen, Md., 24 mo. Hon- olulu, 28 mo. in Crutchfield, Jack-Lt. missing submarine, sank Jap Transport in Tokyo Harbor, Annapolis grad. '35, Navy Cross Daubin, Freeland A.-lst Lt. Armored Corps, Anzio, Italy Dean, Parker-Cpl. Armament, Air Corps, N. Mex., Chicago, 3 yr. in, Seaman in pre-war days Dunjill, Ed-lst Lt. Cavalry, Alaska, Kiska, Attu, China, 48 mo. in Gallaher, John-Navy Gescheider, Al-Storekeeper lc, Point Hueneme, Calif., 4 yr. in, died after war Gescheider, Carl-Storekeeper 1c, Alameda, 3 yr. in Godwin, Edmond Ted-Capt. doctor, eye specialist, AAF, Miami Beach, Fla., Ft. Thomas, Ky., Santa Ana, 42 mo. in 'k'kir'Iti k'k'k Gregory, Martin-Lt. Comdr. USS Admiral Ben- son, Exec. Officer, Engineer paratroop ship, Battle of Atlantic, India, Japan, 5 yr. in, grad. Maritime Academy 1933 Goodhart, Gordon-1st Lt. doctor, Army Medical Corps, England 6 mo., 18 mo. in Gore, Denny-Lt. Comdr. doctor, So. Pacific, Floating Dry Dock, Oaknoll Hospital Hadrath, Lowell-Chief Yeoman to Admiral Noble, USS Wawsch, flag ship of Amphibious Command, Invasion Borneo, Balikpapan, Philippines, In- telligence crews, demoliton crews under water, 42 mo. in, 20 overseas, Naval Japan occupation Hoagland, Gilson--Yeoman lc, 1 yr. Hawaii, 53 mo. in, Intelligence Holz, Bill-Coast Guard Defense, Boatswain, 3c Hocking, Eugene-Navy, Air, Machinist's Mate Zc Florida Hudson, Fred-Sgt. AAF, Instructor Johnson, Delmas- M Sgt. Army Ordnance, Heavy Maintenance, ETO 2 battle stars, Central Europe, Rhineland, 37 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas jones, Dan-Capt. Air Transport Command, Him- alayas, India, Air Medal Kadison, William-Red Cross Public Relations, So. Pacific, 8 yr. in Kemper, James-Navy, Pearl Harbor shipfitter Lampson, Dale-Lt. jg. Engineer, Merchant Marine, 15 yr. in, carried high octane gas on all seas, har- rowing experiences Lissol, John-Comdr. Instructor Naval Air Training, Chicago, 5 yr. in MacDonald, Jack-Sgt. Army Air Corps, Clerical work, 40 mo. in USA, Carlsbad, N. Mex. Lang- ley Field, Va. Maxwell, Raymond-Radio Tech. British Army McGarth, Howard-Major, 251 Coast Guard. Anti- Aircraft, Pearl Harbor, Figis, Guadalcanal, Wallace Aircraft, Pearl Harbor, Figis, Guadalcanal, Wal- lace I., 42 mo overseas McNee, john-Pfc. Patton's Army, Div. Hq., 4 battle stars, 2 yr. ETO Nave, Lee-1st Lt. Tank destroyer Corps, ammuni- tion, Baltimore, not overseas Nordman, Eric-Lt. USS Portent, minesweeper, Mediterranean, Africa, Ship sunk, Anzio Italy, battle star, USS Arkansas, So. Pacific Nickcevich, Big-Seabee CPO Installations Aleu- tians, So. Pacific O'Connor, Tom-Purser, Merchant Marine, around world, 1 yr. in Oehlerking, Floyd-Sgt. Air Force Reconnaissance Africa, Killed in action Pace, Steve-Naval Lt. flight instructor, 4 yr. in US Rasmusson, Lloyd Eugene-in service Renick, Phil-Naval Lt., Bureau of Ordnance, Wash. DC Rick, Burns-Ensign, Supply Corps, 3 yr. in Riley, Wm.-Lt. Col. Btn. Comdr. 6th Army, N. Guinea, Philippines, 1 yr. overseas, 5 yr. in Rochford, john-in service Rogers, Warren-in service Rosenfield, Adolph--M. Sgt. Infantry, Pearl Har- bor, 13 mo. So. Pacific, 14 mo. Italy, armed Forces, Radio Show, Radio Drama, Head dis- cussion leader, Purple Heart Roulstone, John-Capt. pilot RAF Ferry Command, killed in Scotland 1941 in plane on ground with 22 pilots, buried in Scotland Rowley, Bruce-Navy Lt. met death before war as plane plunged into sea San Diego l38 ir ir ik 'i' ir it uk tk FacuHy ln Service Oberholtzer, Kennth-Lt. Col., Superintendent of Schools, Special Service Dept., Educational Pro- grams for service men, Hawaii, Philippines, Saipan Cytron, Melvin L.-AAF, Taught Chinese Air Cadets English, Gunnery, Flying procedure Ehmann, Gerhard E.-M Sgt. Photographic Interpre- ter Hq. 14th Army, Luzon, 2 battle stars, Philip- pines, Bougainville Ellithorpe, P.L.-Capt. AAF Pilot, transport Wing Adjutant, Troop Carrier Command, 400 hr. combat, 1 battle star, Western Pacific, 47 mo. in, 8 mo. overseas Enholm, Earle C.--lst Lt. AAF, Physics Instructor, Santa Ana, Assistant Director Academic Train- ingi Central Flying Command, Texas, Randolph Fie d Hardie, L. R. H.-Lt. Navy Training Program, Ter- minal Is., 4 yr. in Harter, Aubrey B.--lst Lt. AAF Ground School Instructor, US, 54 mo. in Lindgren, Carl G.-Supervisor of Club Service, American Red Cross, Guadalcanal, N. Caledonia, Iwo Jima, 14 mo. in Lineberger, jim--lst Lt. Marine, Pacific, Combat Conditioning Instructor, Demotation and Hand to Hand Fighting, 47 mo. in, 26 mo. overseas Pinckard, Florence-M Sgt. WAC, Stenographic Work, Asiatic-Pacific Hq. New Guinea, Hg. Army Forces Western Pacific, Manila, 31 mo. in, 14 mo. overseas Reel, Vincent-Lt. Navy Aleuians, Welfare Train- ing, Athletics, Shore Patrol, Gunnery, 2 battle stars, Attu, Kiska, 47 mo. in, 17 mo. overseas Savaya, Frank-Chief Torpedoman, Whidby Is., Pudget Sound, 3 yr. in Teschke, Paul-lst Lt. QM Corps, Europe, 2 battle and Deck Div. in charge of Fire Control Ordnance, POW Guards, 30 mo. overseas, 48 mo. in Wattelet, T.R.-Lt. jg, Central Pacific, Gunnery and Deck Div. in charge, Fire Control, Ordnance, 25 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas Wiley, Vesta-Lt. Waves Adminstration, San Diego, 4 yr. in Class of 1931 Continued Shoufler, Lawrence--Cpl. Army Medical Corps, Camp Callen, San Diego, Post Office work in hospital, 5 yr. in Smart, Austin-T. Sgt. Army Finance, New Delhi, India Smith, Darr-Sgt. AAF, foreiegn language diplo- mat, decoding staff Leyte, Philippines Stockwell, Bowen William-Cpl. Air Corps Instruc- tor, Kansas Strong, Steve-Army Radio, Fla. Summy, Bob-Pfc. Infantry, Germany, Belgium, 7 mo. overseas Taylor, Fred-Lt. Army N. Africa, Sicily, Italy Thompson, Gary-Army Van Ordstrand, Wm.-Lt. Comdr., Radar engineer MIT. Harvard, Wash. DC Z yr. 13 mo. Aleutians Varner, Chester--Sgt. AAF Link Trainer, Luke Field, Ariz., 38 mo. in Van Wie, Bernard-Warrant Officer, post engineer, Italy, England, 16 mo. overseas, 4 yr. in, Palm Springs Webb, john-T. Sgt. Chief Clerk, Statistical Con- trol 4th Air Force Webb, Weston Lynn-in service 139 i' it ir ir ir if ir if Whiteneck, Kingery-Pfc. AAF Instructor Naviga- tion, Chemistry B-29's, N. Mex. Wilson, Stoddard-Navy Zc, San Diego I 932 Adams, John L.-S Sgt. Air Transport, Medical Corps, Air Rescue Dispensary, Guadalcanal, N. Guinea, Admiralties, 20 mo. overseas, 42 mo. in Atkinson, Bourne-Lt. Col. 13th AAF, So. Pacific, Air Medal, 2 Clusters, Meritorious achievement medal Booth, Thomas-lst Lt. Infantry, 40 Calif. Div., 6th, 8th Armies, Led men in combat, N. Guinea, N. Britian, Luzon, Korea, Guadalcanal, Bronze Star, 4 battle stars Brady, Phil--Znd Lt. Army Finance, Asst. to staff judge adovcate, General Hq. 9th Service Command Brejcha, Myron-MOMM lc, Volunteer, Capt. of Port San Pedro, 3 yr. in, N. Guinea Brown, Beverly-Sgt. AAF Chief Personnel Clerk, Carribean experimental planes, first B-29's tested, pilots trained in shuttle flying, 39 mo. in, Z mo. overseas Burton, Chas.-Ensign USN Cann, Earl-Pfc. 8th AAF, Mech., England Collier, Burton--Navy, Okla. Conklin, George-S lc Crofut, Vincent-Capt. Med. Corps Crosby, John-AAF Crutcher, Luke-Captain AAF Dean, Dan-Capt. Engineer AAF, N. Guinea, Asiatic Pacihc, 2 yr. in, 2 battle stars, N. Guinea, Leyte, Meritorious Service Award, 5 day air strip construction, invasion of Mindora Dixon, Glenn-Coast Artillery Dodds, James-Sgt. Signal Corps Army Dodge, Kenneth-Army Elliot, Kenny-Sgt. AAF, Flight Clerk, N. Guinea, Philippines, Luzon, W. Pacific, Ryuku, Asiatic Pacific, 1600 hr. over water, special misions with Buckner, Cross Pacific 46 times, brought Wain- wright out, Air Medal Emmons, Harry-S Sgt., AAF Chief Clerk, Admin., Sqn. 3 yr. Bolling Field, Wash. DC Everitt, Woodrow-Capt. QM Corps, asst. utility officer, ETO Fisher, Lowell-Sgt. Army Germany, 2 yr. France, 7th Army Rhine Flannigan, Alvin-Pfc. Marine Corps, So. Pacific Gault, Leland-6th Service Command, Yukon ter- ritory, 4 yr. in Gregson, Howard-Lt. Gilmore, Glenn-Coast Guard, 1 yr. in Girard, Paul Jr.-Lt. AAF instructor Gunther, Thorston-Army Engineer Hagen, Willard--Sgt. Mech., AAF, painted bomber insignia Hanna, John-pilot, Alaska Havter, Morry-Cpl. Marines, administrative class- ification, 25 mo. in US Hoeven, Everett-in service Jameson, Les-Pfc. AAF administrator, Transport, Cairo, Egypt Lawrence, Harry-Lt. USN, skipper LCT, 16 mo. overseas, Solomons landings Linn, Ray-Sgt. AAF Special Service, 3 yr. in US London, Jack-Major AAF, commanding officer, Hawaii Air Base, director of Flight Training 6th Ferrying Comm., Army commendation and citation for helping develop P-80 Long, Harold-S lc, San Diego 'i' if ik it 'i' ir 'i' if Long, Pete-Lt. AAF, Anti-Aircraft, Pacific McCullock, Bob-Capt. Dr. Army, Germany, 30 mo. overseas, ETO, medical gas treatment battalion, air evacuation duty, US to Paris McFadden, Austin-Capt. AAF, radar, 16 mo. overseas, ETO Mahaflie, Ray-Major AAF, Pilot B-24 Liberator, leader of heavy bombardment sqn., Italy, Balkans, Autsria, Germany, So. France, Sicily, 38 missions, DFC, Dist. Merit Badge, Africa, Middle East Markovich, George-Capt. AAF, co-pilot and navi- gator B-17, Gen MacArthur, 600 combat hr., 25 mo. in, Pacific, 19th Bombardment Group, Hawaii, Philippines, Java, Australia, N. Guinea, Battle Coral Sea, Lae, Solomon, Rabaul, Air Medal, Oak Leaf Cluster Mathews, Wm.-USN Seabees, France Martz, Frank-Pfc. AAF, Army Show Messner, Charles-Cpl. Army, died Ft. Lewis, Wash., So. Pacific McQuilkin, Joe-Coast Guard, lc radar operator, West Coast, 4 yr. in, USS Airadne cutter, No. Pacific Miller, Robert--Lt. 8th AAF, pilot P-51 Mustang, Air Medal 6 oak leaf clusters, DFC, Dist. Unit Citation, strafing Germany, his group got 800 Luftwaffe planes Musser, George-Lt. Comdr. Chief Engineer, Pearl Harbor 14 battle campaigns, USS Honolulu dam- aged twice, last at Leyte, Bronze Star, for righting listing ship to rome home, Merchant Marine before war, 5 yr. in Noland, Gordon-Ensign Navy Supply Depot O'Neil, Guy-Comdr. USN, Navigator, executive ofliecr submarine, Pearl Harbor, Manila, Lingayan Culf, Dutch Borneo, Australia, Java, So. China, Navy Cross, 2 Silver Stars, Distinguished Service Cross, Army Citation, Navy Citation, Sank many ships i'k1l'i k'k'k'ki' Clan ol 1032 Continued Parker, Glen-Cpl. artillery Perkins, Harold--Sgt. Army, Pacific Pollock, Carlton-Lt. Navy doctor, Marine Infantry Battalion, Saipan, Marianas, Kwajalein, Marshalls, battles, Navy, Marine Corps Medal, Pres. Unit Citation Reel, Vincent-Naval Lt. Gunnery Aleutians, Recre- ation Director, Farragut, Ida., 2 battle stars, Attu, Kiska, Alaska, 47 mo. in, 17 mo. overseas Reggio, Walter-Sgt. AAF, 13th Air Force, Radar Tech., So. Pacific, 2 battle stars, Guadalcanal, 53 mo. in, 30 mo. overseas Rendahl, Ed-AAF Russell, Ralph-Pfc. Army, 21 mo. overseas, 1 battle star, Attu, Pres. Citation Shaffer, Fred E.-S lc USN, played organ for show and chapel services, Treasure Island Sieben, Glenn-CPO USN, teacher gunnery school Hawaii, 2 yr. overseas Simmel, Stanley-Army Taylor, Calvin Hill-Cpl. AAF weatherman, China, India, 3 yr. in, 17 mo. overseas Thomas, Charles-C W Ofiicer Signal Corps, 251 Coast Artillery, Hawaii, Fijis, N. Guinea, Admir- alties, 4 yr. overseas Toney, Malcolm-Capt. 7th Army Infantry, So. France, Vasgeo Camp, Meurthe R. Crossing, Straulbourg, Colmar pocket, Rhine, Seigfried Line, Munick, Nurnberg, Salzburg, Combat In- fantryman Badge, Dist. Unit Citation and Clu- sters, LA Croix de Guerre with palm, Purple Heart, Silver Star Turner, Charles-Army Tyner, Ben-S Sgt. Van Wie, john-Lt. AAF, B-17, killed in action over Hamburg, Germany, Air Medals 3 clusters ir1k'Ir'k1ki ki' Wagner, Wm. Joe-Ensign Aerial Navigator, In- structed British Pilots at Miami U. 1 yr., Planes to Africa, Pacific, died in Hospital San Francisco 1944, death not caused by war Whiefield, Kenny-Navy, Medical discharge White, Mark-Phm. Mate Navy Wilson, John Strock-Lt. jg, Merchant Marine, hospital corpsman, 30 mo. in Zantiny, Bill-Capt. Dr. in charge of dispensary Zeller, Howard-N Y Dept. justice FBI Ziegler, Bill-Lt. foreign language I933 Aitken, George-1st Lt. Engineer, overseas Albert, Donald-Navy Radio Albright, John Wylie-Lt. Coast Guard, convoy and patrol, Battle of Atlantic, Pacific, 4 yr. in Armin, Dayton-Army Instructor Baker, Elmo E.-1Sgt., 7th AAF, cook, Palau Barrett, Harvey--Sgt. Air Corps, Crew Chief, US based, Good Conduct Medal, 3 yr. in Benn, Robert-M Sgt. 8th AAF, Crew Chief, Eng- land, 7 battle stars, Pres. Citation, Appenines, Rome-Arno, Normandie, No. France, Rhineland, Bulge, Air Offensive over Europe, 29 mo. in Bostwick, Robert-Sgt. Aviation Engineer, New Guinea, 4 yr. in Brodie, George--Pvt., Radio, Univ. Illinois Brown, Oliver-T Sgt. 4th AAF, Search, rescue unit, Oflicer personnel, Bd. of ofiicers, investigating psychoneurotics, all US Buell, james-Lt. doctor, Coast Guard, USS Al- batross, Ketchikan, Alaska, 1 yr. overseas, 3 yr. in Burrell, Fred-Lt. Seabees, Guadalcanal, 26 mo. on Palau, Mundi Caldwell, Paul-Seabee, 38th Mail Pacific, Kodiak, Alaska, Tinian, Marianas 26 mo. overseas Carey, Phil-Chief Yeoman, Guam, Hawaii land based, 15 mo. overseas Cann, Earl-Sgt. 8th Air Force, Repair Sqd. Eng- land, Italy, Germany, 30 mo. Caton, Mark-Capt. tank destroyer, Pacific, Leyte, 4 yr. in Clarke, Fred B.-Comdr. Exec. officer, submarine, USS Pomfret, USS Sawhsh, many patrols So. Pacific, Annapolis grad. 1939, Silver Star, Navy and Marine Corps Medal, Letter of Commendation from Adml. Nimetz, 7 yr. in Clark, Milton-Cadet, Fla. Colvin, James B.-In service Cole, Richard-Lt. Supply Officer, distribution corps, USS Marblehead wrecked, sailed 13000 mi. to N. Y., USS Houston, Pacific, Caribbean, 54 mo. in Conley, Harley--in service Connelly, Harold-Sgt. Infantry, 2 battle stars, Africa, Italy, Purple Heart Cooksey, Don-Comdr. denist, Midway, USS Wis- consin, Tokyo Bay Surrender Crail, Bob F.-Navy Davis, Harold-Boatswain's Mate, Net tender for subs, Dec. 7, 1941, in Long Beach, Aleutians, 21 mo. over seas, 4 yr. in DeLong, Fred-Cpl. AAF, Ground Crew, lst flight engineer on B-17, 3 yr. in Dixon, Glenn-Sgt. Field Artillery, Pacific, 4 battle stars, Kwajalein, Saipan, Tinian, Leyte, Okinawa, 42 mo. in Dye, Jack-lst Lt. Ordnance, Europe, Paris 3 yr. Froman, Charles--Navy Funke, Robert-Lt. Comdr. doctor, Flight Surgeon, Bougainville, Solomons, New Caledonia, New Heb- rides, 5 yr. in 'ki A'1irir'ki k Gallup, jack-in service Godwin, Bob-Lt. Navy Medical Corps, Pacific, Philippines, 18 mo. Gordon, Grant-Pfc. Army Ordnance, track vehicle chassis, Armored Div. Gray, Walter-Chief Machinist Mate, Navy, Diesel Engines, ETO, Pacific ll yr. Gordon, Jimmie E.-Pfc. Patton's 3rd, and 7th Armies, 20th Armored Div. Europe, 2 stars, Dis- tinguished Unit Citation, Bronze Star, Munich, Germany, Belguim, Austria, 21 mo. Grundy, Eric-1st Lt. Coast Guard, N. Guinea, Philippines, Navy Pc 469, 15 mo. overseas Hall, Don-Lt. jg, ETO, Pacific rescue patrole, 7 battle stars, Saipan, Aleutians, Orient. 2 yr. over- seas Hallner, Alden--Machinist Mate lc, Coast Guard, Diesel Engines, 3 yr. in Hansen, Acil-Carpenter's Mate 2c LCI, So. Pac- ific, New Guinea Hansen, Woodrow-Sgt. Hq, Infantry, Instructor, Italy 36 mo. Hart, Charles-Coast Guard, Military Police Hayes, Berry-AAF, 251 Guard, Pearl Harbor, Fi- gis, 30 mo. overseas Head, Willis-Cpl. Army, D-Day Normandie, Bel- guim, Holland, Germany, Croix de Guerre from De Gaulle, 4 yr. in Hensilwood, Roy-US Navy, Petty oflicer, Repair ship, Pacific Higley, Ray-Sgt. 8th AAF, Service Command, England Hoffman, Wm.-S Sgt. Field Artillery Btn., Golden Acorn Div., 3rd Army Supply Clerk, ETO 35 mo., 3 stars, Ardennes, Rhineland, Central Europe Hosmer, C. Craig-Comdr., Exec. Officer USS Dickens, attack transport, ETO, Middle East, Pacific areas, 2 battle stars, Iwo, Okinawa, chief gunnery oflicer USS Pres. Coolidge when sunk in N. Hebrides I., earlier directed gunnery training for thousands in San Francisco for armed guards on cargo ships Holz, Wm--Boatswain Zc, Coast Guard 18 mo., US Hudson, Jim-Lt. Flagship 7th Fleet, Staff Ord- nance, New Guinea Jackson, Lynn-In service Jessing, Carl-T Sgt. Camp Roberts King, Eugene Pinky-Merchant Marine, 3 yr. Purser jg. Sicilian Invasion Lease, Buster-Merchant Marine, Head Purnpman, Pacific, Australia, Panama, Okinawa, 2 yr. Lewarton, Al-Major Army Surgical Dentist, Pacific, New Guinea, Luzon, Guadalcanal, japan, 3 yr. Llewellyn, j.T.-Ensign, Naval Air Corps Lundhigh, Earl-Pfc. Army Service Forces, England 2 yr. Lynch, Ford-Chief Petty Officer Athletic Dept. Regimental Office work, 4 yr. in Maxwell, Raymond-Navy, American Eagle Sqn. pre-war, Pacific, Britain, France, Germany missions McAfee, Al-Lt. Dr. Navy, Guam, Guadalcanal, Okinawa, 13 Amphibious Invasions 20 mo. overseas McCarty, Bill-Metalsmith 3c, 1 battle star, Tarawa land based, Z4 mo. overseas McClanahan, Jack-Air Corps McCauley, John-Coast Guard McConnell, Harold-T Sgt. Studied Chinese At UCLA, edited famous Forty-first New Camp weekly McGowan, Patrick jr.-lst Engineer, Merchant Marine, Tankers in Europe, Far East, Convoys 4 yr McMillan, Kenneth-Cpl., truck driver, lst, 3rd, 7th, 9th Armies, 7 battle stars, Tunesia, Sicily, Nor- mandie, N. France, Bulge, Central Europe, 54 mo. in, 33 mo. overseas, Foragere ' Marshall, Fred E.-Lt. Naval flight instructor, Pearl Harbor ' 140 iriki'1k'k'k'k1lr Maull, Lynn-Capt. Engineer and Artillery, ETO, Philippines 58 mo. Moore, Kenneth-Army Signal Corps, film division Meinberg, Francis-Ensign, 9 yr. in Meyers, Eugene-Mailman lc, Navy, Terminal Is. 39 mo. in Nichols, Joe-Army Infantry, Pacific, 6 mo. in Ocker, Ray-in service Olson, Kenny-Navy Band 18,000 mi. tour, sold 57,000,000 in bonds Peek, Thomas John-Signalman lc, Radar, USS Hull, lost in typhoon, killed, battle stars, Saipan, Guam, Tinian Quick, Blaine-Lt. US Army Armored Div., died Denver Hospital Ransom, Richard--Lt. Air Forces, Bombardier Schlieper, Clyde-Capt. AAF, Ferry Command, Flight Records, Long Beach, 4 yr. in Silvertooth, Wilber-In service Slocombe, Hugo-Capt. Air Transpart Command, Brazil Smith, Paul Warner-Pfc. 7th Army, ETO 3 yr. 3 battle stars, Bronze Star, Marscilles, Librated prisoners in Nuremberg Stafford, Dale-Lt. Infantry Turner, Marion-Pfc. killed in action in Germany, Oct. 20, 1944, Normandie, D-Day, tank knocked out by enemy fire, Buried in Holland Watson, Don--Lt. Co-pilot C47, flight of'1'icer, gild- er, pilot, Europe, 3 battle stars, 42 mo. in Webb, Jack-Lt. Signal Corps Webb, Wm. Ernest-Engineer, 19 mo. Egypt, Italy, Africa Wilcox, Howard-Ist Lt. Ga. Winkler, Herbert-USNR, Section base, San Pedro Work, John--Lt. AAF, killed in bomb loaded plane on ground in N. Y. before Pearl Harbor Wright, Chas.-Civil Aeronautics Authority instruct- or navigation, meteorology, Thunderbird Field, I 934 Abraham, Kenneth-Officer training Adams, Roland M.-T Sgt., Army Air Force, 2 yr. in US Alford, Charles-Chief Machinist's Mate, Coast Guard radio, Newfoundland, Atlantic Anderson, Omer Kenneth-in service Ault, Richard-Lt. Col. AAF, Inspector, All West- ern Flying Command, Training Fields in Calif. 6 mo. in Iwo Jima, Guam, Saipan, China, 7 yr. in, now Tokyo Avakian, Ed-Technician Ordnance, artillery, Euro- pean, Battle of Bulge, Battle of Rhine, Central Europe, Gen. Hodge's lst. Army, Ardennes, Bulge, 3 battle stars, 30 mo, in, 12 mo. overseas Arizona, 2 yr. Beaver, Joe-QM Zc, Caribbean, So. Pacific, 7 yr. in Beeken, Bill-Sgr. AAF, Technical supplies, Tampa, Florida, in 3 yr. Beeson, Sheldon-Seaman lc, radar, in 11 mo. US Bond, Glen-Staff Sgt., Africa, Italy, Z battle stars, Silver star, in 4 yr., overseas 22 mo. Briggs, Harry Thomas-in service Campbell, Jack A.-Cpl. Infantry, Motor Pool, Re- placement, Aleutians, Adak, Kiska, lst troops in, ZZ mo. overseas Carlson, Bill-Znd. Lt. ATC, Ground crew, New- foundland l7 mo., 3 yr. in 141 'k'k'kir'k'kir'k Chase, Eugene-Coast Guard Soundman, detecting submarines, Haiti 6 mo., 2 yr. in Christensen, Ray-Boatswain's Mate 1c, 3 yr. in US Clark, Harman-Capt. Infantry, Special Service, England, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Prisoner of War Hamburg 5 mo. Ardennes Rhineland Central,Europe, 3 battle stars, Purple Heart, fi yr. in Collier, Cameron-Lt. Naval Air Corps, killed in action, Hawaii Dahlquist, Herbert-Lt. Canadian Army, Princess Path regiment, England and Italy, Purple Heart, 6 yr. in Daniel, Don-Sgt. Air Corps Engineer, England, set record in adjusting planes, 2 yr. overseas Davis, Phil A.-Crew chief Army Air Corps Dedrick, Warren-Sgt., Ordnance, Australia, Manila HQ Finance, 3 yr. in , Delaplain, J. R.-Coast Artillery Denlinger, Ross-Dr. AAF, lst Lt. 4th Air Force 2 yr. in Dickinson, Jack-Lt. Dockstader, Bob-Capt. AAF, Training Command, 11 mo. Java, Philippines, Dec. 7, 1941, New Guinea, his sqn. in Queens Die Proudly , 100 missions, P-40, Silver Star, 2 Air Medals, 5 yr. in Dodge, Kenneth-2nd Lt. Field Artillery, Observa- tion Corps, 1 yr. in Germany, Purple Heart, 3 yr. in Dunn, Bob-Petty Officer lc, Air Craft gunnery in- structor Hawaii 4 yr. Dykstra, Harold W.--1st Lt. Air Transport Com- mand AAF, So. Pacific 10 mo., 53 mo. in Fawson, Jack-lst Lt. AAF, Troop Carrier Com- mand, C-47, B-24, Hawaii 13 mo., 30 mo. in Flint, Charles-Air Corps bombardier tr. Texas Foot, Bennie-Pfc. Air Corps ground crew, medical discharge Fuller, LuVerne-S Sgt. gunner B-17, 8th Air Force English Air Medal, South Pacific, 17 missions over Germany, 3 Pres. Citations, Air Medal, 43 mo. in Garcia, Carlos-Sgt. Signal Corps, Photographer, Belguim Z yr., lst Army 3 yr. in Gardner, George-Tech. Sgt. Aerial Gunner B-24, England Gerber, Edwin-Pvt., Music, 12 mo. in US Gordon, George M.-Chief Chemist, Navy, Hunterls Point Haile, Jack-Capt., Personnel Director, Weather Wing Hq. 4'yr. in Hall, George W.-Ensign, Naval Air Corps, U of Georgia, Medical discharge Handley, Al- Chief Petty Oflicer, Aviation Ord- nance, Pacific, 11 battle stars, Guadalcanal, Coral Sea, Midway battles, Pres., Unit Citation, Victory Medal South Pacific, USS Yorktown Aircraft Carrier, 53 mo. in, 44 mo. overseas Harvey, Harold-QM Fort Dix N. Holtz, Marvin-Lt. doctor medical corps Horn, Martin-Navy Irving, Henry J.-Pvt. Army Infantry, 4 mo. in Jacobs, Randall-Naval Of'I'icer Johnston, Hugh-T. Sgt., Ordnance, Auditor, 36 mo. in US Jones, Jack-Lt. AAF, 19th Bomber group, Philip- pines, Mindanao, Java, Maccasser Straits, Au- stralia, died prisoners of war, plane smashed by Japs Dec. 7, 1941, in Manilla Jones, Paul T.-in service Keck, Bob-Sgt., Finance, staged Camp shows, bond shows, Patton, Doolittle, Victory show, 4 yr. in i k1k'k'k'A A'ir Kerr, Vernon-Shipfitter Zc, Seabee, Okinawa inva- sion, Pacific, Japan, Pontoon div., 2 yr. in, ll mo. overseas Ketchum, Frank-Sgt. Infantry, Intelligence, Philip- pines 6 mo., 4 yr. in Larzelere, Bob-Lt. Navy, Map Interpreter, Guam, Guadalcanal 18 mo. Lemmon, Fillard-Machinist Mate lc, Navy, New Hebrides Islands 2 yr. in Lester, Jimmie-Sgt. AAF Finance Dept. Chanute Field, Ill. 47 mo. in US Lockridge, Jack--Lt. Comdr. fighter pilot on carrier, in Okinawa, Japan, Philippines, Bouganville, Raubal, Borneo, Solomons, DFC, 5 Air Medals, Pres. Unit Citation, 7 Campaign ribbons. 2 yr. overseas Loder, Bruce-Lt. AAF, B-17, Honolulu, Guadal- canal, lst. day in Solomons, Wake Island, killed in action, DFC, Purple Heart, Pres. Citation Long, Dewey-Sgt. Marines, Solomons, Russells, Midway Long, Stanton-Capt. Coast Artillery, Intelligence, interpreting aerial pilot, European Theater, Nor- mandy, Asia, Bouganville, Hawaii, Dec. 7, Rhine- land, No. France, 63 mo. in, 36 mo. overseas McCrate, Art- Lt. Coast Guard, Command of ship in Atlantic, rescue work, flew heliocopter Air Corps, 3 yr. in McIntyre, William A.-Capt. Marines, Adjutant to Major, 10th Marines, Pacific, 2 battle stars, In- vasion Saipan, 36 mo. in, 25 mo. overseas Martin, Rex-Army N. Africa Mathews, Woodrow-Army, Chanute Air Field, Ill. McCarthy, Wm. Scott-S lc Merrick, Harry-Pvt. AAF., Aerial photographer in East Africa 1 yr. for Douglas Aircraft, So. Pacific, 18 mo. in, 10 mo. overseas 'k'k'k'k'k'A'ir'k Clans ol 1934 Continued lst Engineers Special Sicily, Italy. D-Day, Normandie, 4 battle stars and Croix de Guerre, 4 yr. in Murray, Walter-Army Sgt. Medical Corps Montgomery, Roger-Capt. brigade, in North Africa, Naughton, Jerry-Naval Air Corps navigator, killed Oakland 1943 Neely, Hubert Moses44gt. paratrooper, Aleutians, Italy, Anzio, beachhead, Africa, England, battle stars, 2 purple hearts, 42 mo. in Norris, Bob-Machinist Mate lc, maintenance en- gineer, rescue boat, 3 yr. in US Oclterman, Phil-Chief Specialist, Athletics instruct- or, Hawaii Oda, Charles-in service Ojeda, Frank-Lt. Coast Artillery, Figis Oliger, Dooney-Army, European Theater, Tunisia, Rome-Arno, So. France, North Appenines, Po Valley campains, 32 mo. in Mediterranean, 5 battle stars Page, George-Lt. Army Peterson, Dave-Capt. AAF. 12, 8th Air Forces, lst Pilot, England, France, Africa, Sicily, Italy, 2 DFC's, 11 Air Medal, 4 yr. in Peterson, Gordon-Ensign, Navy Air Corps, pilot, 18 mo. in, patrol bomber Pinkston, Vigil-Pvt. Signal Corps, Victory Medal, 7 mo. in Pitcher, R. K.--Machinist's Mate lc. So. Pacific, Many major battles, 3 yr. in Rife, Paul-lst Sgt. AAF, finance, 4 yr. in India, China, Japan Robinson, John M.-Lt. AAF., England Robinson, Lee-2nd Lt., Pacific tiiitiit Rosgen, Wayne-S Sgt., Weaher Sqn., meteorologist Aleutians, Alaska, 17 mo. 3 yr. in Rothschild, Harvey--Lt. Navy destroyer escort, So. Pacific, Caribbean area, Battle of Philippines, D- Day, Normandy, Battle of Atlantic, rescue work, 2 citations, Battle stars, 3 yr. in Rubien, Henry-S Sgt., personnel, Panama Canal, 4 yr. in Russell, Maurice-Cpl. Army, Alaska Schafer, Charles--Exchange prisoner Gripsholm, Hong Kong ' Shiffer, Harold W.-in service Shinn, Lowell-Radioman lc., Flight Radioman, So. Pacific, 6 yr. in, 8 mo. overseas Sieman, Kenneth-Chief Petty Oiiicer, Chief store- keeper Sirginson, Wayne-Ensign Smith, Fred B.-Capt. AAF, Bombardier, 15th. Air Force, 50 missions, Italy, Ploesti Oil Field, Russia, 8 countries, DFC, air medal, Russian Medal Snively, Wilber-Cpl. Surgical Dept Stafford, Dale-S Sgt., 3rd Army, Anti-Aircraft, Normandie, No. France, Central Europe, 5 battle stars, Commendations, 20 mo. overseas. 49 mo. in Stanton, Bill-Capt., Army, Dr., commendation ribbon, 27 mo. in US Stogdill, Roger-Lt. AAF, bomber, killed in action, Bismark Sea Stokes, George-Cpl. Survey land, AAF Camuflage, So. Pacific, Guam, Wake, Hawaii, 3 yr. in Storch, John-Lt. Col., Comdr. Fighter group, 8th AAF, Mustang P-51, 90 missions, Znd shuttle bombing, round trip to Italy via Russia, 5000 mi. Silver Stat, 3 DFC's, 14 air medals, downed 12 Nazi planes Szehner, Frank-Warrant Oliicer, Navy Hospital, New Hebrides, Taylor, Carl--Oificer tr. Ft. Lewis, Wash. Taylor, Dick-Army Lt. Taylor, Tom-lst Oliicer, Merchant Marines, evac- uated Marines from Manila, Burma, Dec. 7, 1941 Tipping, Carleton-Chief Machinist, Australia Townsend, Dean-Lt. Bombardier, 8th Air Force, 35 missions, England, DFC. 30 mo. overseas Tuttle, Donald-Sgt. AAF, Band, 42 mo. in US Ward, Eugene-Army White, J. B.--Capt. Coast Artillery, Harbor de- fense, Iwo Jima, Maken, Guadalcanal, Gilbert Is. Asia, 10th. Army, 56 mo. in, 48 mo. overseas Wickland, David W.-in service Wilber, Don-Army Wilson. Harold-in service I 935 Anderson, Donald-In service Andrew, Wray M.-Sgt. Air Corps, Searchlight Btn. N. Guinea, 2 yr. overseas, Bronze Star Arnold, Charles-Navy storekeeper, school N. Y. Wood, David-Army Bailey, Max-Pvt. Armored Force Training Center, Ft. Knox Ky. Barrett, Ray-in service Baskin, Norman-lst Lt. Dentist, Camp Pindiale, Cal. Beemer, Elman-Cpl. AAF Ferry Command, Engin- eering, drafting, Long Beach, Dallas, 3 yr. in Bell, Gordon-Army Signal Corps ET O, 2 yr. Ice- land, England, France, D-Day, Normandie, 4 yr. in, Bronze Star, Unit Citation Bostic, John--Sgt. 12th., 13th. AAF, Weather Sqn., Medierranean, 37 mo. overseas, 5 battle stars D- Day Africa Bowman, Ray-S Sgt. 251 Coast Guard Anti-Air- craft, Figis, 44 mo. overseas Bozarth, Glenn-2nd Lt. bombardier, prisoner of Rogers, Tom-Capt., Hawaii, 2 mo. overseas, 4 yr. in war 21 mo. Germany 142 ir'lri k1k'k'ki Bozarth, Gail-S Sgt. So. Pacific Braakenburg, Nic-Sgt. Major, Ordnance Hq., A exandra Port command, Africa-Middle East, 3 mo. overseas Bragstad, Crandal-Tec. 4th. Gr. Signal Corps, Ii telligence, 38 mo. in Wash. DC, San Francisci Japanese military radio communications Bramley, Clarence1Sgt. Army Air Force, Capture when Bataan fell, War Prisoner of the Japs 4 mo., liberated Sept 13, 1945 Brantingham, Ross-Lt. Navy, chiropodist, Huntn College, Waves Hq. 4 yr. in Burris, Tom-lsr Lt. Paratroopers, Alaska Carney, Bill--in service Carr, Jack--Pvt. Marines, Pearl Harbor, Pacific, yr. in Case, Roger-lc shipfitter, Navy, Asiatic, Pacific, 1 mo. in, 3 mo. overseas, USS Core, Escort Carrii Chapel, Lloyd-lst Lt., 27 mo. India, Test pilo 47th. Air Depot, 3 yn in Christensen, Arthur-In service Cochta.n, J. B.-S lc Navy, Machinist, 10 mo. i Collins, James-Lt. Col. Coast Artillery Anti-Ai: craft, 8th Army, So. Philippines, 52 mo. in, 9 mi overseas, Trained men for Europe 30 mo., battle stars, Luzon, So. Philippines, Philippir Liberation Combs, John-Merchant Marine, Engine Room, Pa cific tanker Crum, Robert-S Sgt. Air Bourne, Infantry, 82n Division, All American, France, Germany, Be gium, Holland, Bulge, D-Day in France, Silvn Star, 2 Pres. Unit Citations, Purple Heart Cundiff, Richard-Capt. Doctor, Medical Corps, 6 Field Hospital, Patch'es 7th Army, France, Philip pines, Normandie, Unit aided Buhenwald Pri oners, 1 yr. overseas Dalton, Jack-Capt. 6th Army Infantry, Ski Trooi Heavy weapons, Philippines, 43 mo. in, 15 m overseas, 2 battle stars, S. Luzon, N. Luzon Damskey, Ray-Lt. Destroyer USS Watts, 4 y in, 32 mo. overseas, Aleutians, Okinawa, 3rd Fler Tokyo, Citation by Commodore, Radar, Pick duty, mine disposal, analyzed Jap bombs at Tarav Day, Warren-Lt. AAF, P-38 Deatherage, Ben-Lt. Navy, Pilot, So. Pacific Delong, Jess-S Sgt. 10th Repair Sqn., 100th Ai drome Sqn., Overseas 3 yr. England, France, B4 gium Demaree, Charles-Tower Control Inspector, Paci' Dobson, Anthony-Lt. Engineer Dougherty, Gale-Major, Radar Maintenance Coz Artillery, 5 yr. in, Instructor, Hydraulic Engine Duckham, Douglas-Lt. Navy, Alaska, So. Pacif 42 mo. overseas, 5 battle stars, Troop Transpe Durant, Henry-Army Air Corps, 42 mo. in, Stoc ton, Calif. Dyer, Carlos-Navy Edgecomb, Gerald-Pvt., Infantry training, Pacif 1 yr. in Emmack, Harry-Cpl. Infantry, 42 mo. So. Pacif Philippines, N. Guinea, Australia Wounded Au 31, 1943 Farnham, Dan-Lt. Armored Force, 3rd Arnf Europe, Wounded at Luxembourg, 4 yr. in, yr. overseas Feller, Edwin R.-T Sgt., 30 mo. in Band, Wall Reed Hospital, Wash. DC, Good Conduct Met Fieg, Walter-lst Lt., 8th AAF, 5 yr. in, 3 1 overseas, England, Casablanca, Cairo, Ethiol lspecial missionj, Recreation director, Engle: Finley, Leland-S Sgt., AAF, ground crew, 3 yr. Foote, Robert-Capt., AAF Admin., 40 mo. overse 5 yr. in, 1 battle star, distinguished ribbon for I Guinea Campaign Fox, Robert-Capt., Pilot B-29, Saipan, DFC 1 low flying over Tokyo, in 10 days B-29's dropp 10,000 tons of bombs on Japan 'k'A'i'i k'A'i k Frank, Edward-S Sgt. Signal Corps, Radio operator, Pacific, 37 mo. in, 16 mo. overseas, 2 battle stars, Invasion of Iwo Jima, Okinawa Frazer, Fred-Lt., 13th AAF B-24 Flight Comdr. longest mission with heaviest load in So. Pacific, 5 Air Medals, Pres. Citation, 45 missions, 3 yr. in, 600 combat hr. 5 battle stars, Truk, Yap, Balik- papan, Philippines Frey, Evon-2nd Lt. AAF, meteorolgist, 5 yr. in, S. America, S. Africa Frinell, james--Lt. jg, Pilot Catalina, Missing July 1943 over Gulf of Mexico Galloway, Robert-Cpl. AAF, Los Vegas, Motion Pictures Gardner, George-S Sgt., 30 missions ETO, B-24, Gunnery Instructor Gibson, Wallace-Sgt. Med. Corps, Bulge, England, Scotland, Belgium, 3 yr. in, 9 mo. overseas Gilchrist, Clarence-Cpl. AAF, photography, Lowry Field, 9 mo. in Gillespie, Don-Lt. jg, Japan, on US Strategic Bombing Survey, Japanese language specialist, based Wash, DC Golding, Lyle--Flight Officer AAF, pre fiight in- structor, Reno, Nev., 1 yr. in Goossen, Robert-Lt. Comdr. Air Corps, Ventura Patrol bomber, 6 yr. in, 38 missions, 3 battle stars, Marianas, Marshalls, DFC, 2 Air Medals Gore, Douglas-T Sgt. AAF, Aerial Photographer B-24, 38 Missions Ploesti Fields, Africa, Italy, DFC, 3 Air Medals, Purple Heart Graham, Cecil-Navy Av. MM 2c, Guam, Los Alamitos, 4 yr. in Green, Walter-Lt. jg, USS Sauders, desroyer escort Hales, john-S 2c, Recreation Director, San Diego, 6 mo. in Hamilton, Roy-in service Hamm, Don-Army Medical Corps Harrington, Charles-Army Pfc. Alaska Medical discharge Harris, Don-in service Harvey, Harry-Signal Corps Hayden, Robert-T Sgt. 5th Grade, QM, Patton's 3rd Army 9 mo. overseas, Europe, 2 battle stars Hemphill, Virgil-Merchant Marine, 8 mo. in Hickox, Ernest-Asst. Chaplin Paratroopers Infantry, Camp Pendleton, Calif., Medical discharge Hodge, Melroy-S Sgt. B-24 Gunner, 15th AAF Italy, Ploesti Fields, 3 Air Medals, 2 Unit Cit- ations, DFC Hoffman, Gordon-M Sgt. Air Corps, Ferry Em- barkation, Fla. Holden, Wallace-Av. MM lc, link trainer instruct- or, Wm. Jewell College, Los Alamitos, 42 mo. in Holden, William-Cpl., 16 mo. instructor, Arizona, Radar operator, Radio Industry 18 mo. Nebraska, Sioux Falls, N. D. Hollingsworth, George-Lt. Col. AAF Wing 1940, Fighter Wing China, 3 yr. Panama, test pilot, Sacramento, invented Thunderbolt Captivair, de- vice to train fliers, Legion of Merit Medal Holloway, Robert-Marine Raider, Guadalcanal, re- turned, saber wounds Horton, Joe-Sgt., 4 yr. in, 18 mo. overseas, Africa, Postal dept, Modesto Gen. Hospital Houghton, Scott-Sgt., Air Corps Training Navi- gator, Prisoner of War Camp, Idaho, 2 yr. in Howard, John-Capt. AAF, P-38, 100 combat mis- sions, 3 battle stars, Darwin, Papuan, N. Guinea, DFC, 3 Air Medals, 4 yr. in Huggins, Rex-S Sgt. Special Service Force, 3 yr. in, 1 yr. overseas, wounded in Italy, Purple Heart, 3 battle stars Imhoff, Douglas-Lt. Statistical Officer, in Sept. 41 Jackson,Vaughn--in service 143 'kikttiktii Jackson, Charles W.-T Sgt. AAF engineer gun- ner B-l7, Italy, 3 Air Medals, 52 missions ap- peared in This Weeku, magazine, front page picture typifying the GI, for AAF Kerr, Willfam-Army Air Corps Ketchum, Frank-M Sgt. QM, Intelligence, Kyto, Japan, 1 yr. overseas, 4 yr. in Killingsworth, Edward-Capt., Topographic En- gineer, controlled draifting, reproducftion, dis- tribution of 20 million maps, for lst Army in en- tire campaign, 57 mo. in, 2 yr. overseas, lst, 9th, 15th, 3rd Armies, 5 battle stars, Normandie, N. France, Ardennes, Rhine, Central Germany, Bronze Star La Vroff, Arthur-S Sgt., Coast Artillery, 42 mo. overseas, Medical Unit, So. Pacific, 2 battle stars, Saipan, Iwo jima LeLacheur, Gerald-Storekeeper lc, Coast Guard 3 yr. Times Bldg., Long Beach Lester, Oral-MM Zc Phy. Ed. trainer Lingenfelter, Robert-Capt. ATC, Himalayas to China, DFC, 300 hr. in air Logan, Henry-Army Liverpool, Europe Lucas, Rolland-Sgt. 15th Weather Sqn., N. Guinea, Philippines, 26 mo. in Mason, Frank-Lt. Navy, Aleutians, 4 yr. in, 8 mo. overseas, head of landing field, on Dec. 7, 1941, joined Dec. 8, 1941 Masterson, Paul-M Sgt., Service Programs, Radio, New Caledonia, Tokyo, 3 yr. in, 20 mo. overseas Mathews, Woodrow-Army Cadet, Sheppard Field, Tex. Mc Afee, Sam-Steward Merchant Marine, Ship Torpedoed, 18 mo. in McCollon, Edward-Lt. Comdr., Flyer, Halsey's 5th Fleet, 3 battle stars, Pres. Citation, Atlantic Fleet, Okinawa, Air Officer, USS Yorktown, instructor of Advanced flying now McConaray, Raymond George-in service McDannel, Wally-Capt. AAF Instructor, N. Mex., fiew B-29 for Patton, Doolittle show in Coliseum McGinn, Boyd-Capt. Coast Artillery, Cryptograph- ic Security Oflicer, Dutch Harbor, Panama Canal, Aleutians, Midway, Intelligence Coding, 51 mo. in, 4 yr. overseas, 2 battle stars Mclntire, Roderick-Storekeeper Zc, Japan, Ireland 2 yr. for Lockheed, 1 yr. in, work income taxes McNary, Randall-Storekeeper 3c, Repair Base, San Diego Meenzhuber, Leland-S Sgt., 29th Engineer Corps, Map reproduction, ETO, in 47 mo., 1 yr. overseas Metz, Franklin-lst. Sgt. AAF Engineer, 5 yr. in, 47 mo. Alaska, Battle Star, Attu Miller, Carl R.-Boatswain's M lc diver, sunken craft MiIler,Clifford-Lt. Coast Artillery, Anti-Aircraft, Aleuians, 5 yr. in Miller, Nick-Lt. Chemical Warfare Army, inducted Oct. 41 Miner, Melvin-Pvt. Infantry, 8 mo. in Moore, David fMousel--Capt. Signal Corps, 54 mo. in, 30 mo. oveseas, Aleutians Morgan, Richard Parker-Cpl. Medical Corps, 3 yr. in, 2 yr. overseas, 68th General Hospital Murphy, joe-2nd. Lt. Air Force Williams Field, Ariz. Neely, Hubert-Sgt. Paratrooper Aleutians, Italy, 42 mo. in, one of 50 trained to storm Hitler's palace, idea dropped, 3 battle stars, Anzio Beach, badly wounded many hospitals, Africa, England, N. Y. Menlo Park, Plastic surgery Nelson, Bruce-Lt. Comdr., 59 mo. in, 42 mo. over- seas, Pacific Nesbit, Lowell Erwin-in serivce Nichols, Robert--1st, Sgt. Infantry, 40 mo. in, 43 mo. overseas, So. Pacific, N. Guinea, Pres. Citation, Combat Medal, Buna, Gona, Biak, San Anandro Point ffffffff Nickle, Clifford-Lt. Comdr., USS Malanao, Pacific, Cargo ship 42 mo. in, 30 mo. overseas O'Brien, Alfred-Lt. Coast Guard, 54 mo. in, 34 mo. overseas, Gilberts, LST, Leonard Wood Olsen, Gordon Beverly-Navigator Army Air Corps, San Marcos, Texas Peizer, Sidney-1st Lt. 7th AAF, B-24 Navigator Central Pacific, ship hit, 2 DFC's, 3 Air Medals, 42 mo. in, 21 mo. overseas Perry, Hillard-lst Lt. 20th AAF, B-29 Navigator, 2 Air Medals, 12 mo. overseas, 42 mo. in, Pres. Citation, DFC, 5 battle stars, Air Offensive, Japan, Indo-China, Battle of China, Sumatra, Central Burma, 300 hr. in air, 1st outfit to bomb japan over Himalayas, 15 combat missions, fiew Lord Montbatton Peterson, Paul-1st Lt. 8th AAF bomber pilot, 38 missions, 1 yr. overseas, DFC, 5 Air Medals Powell, Ray-Lt. Air Corps Quinn, Phillip-Navy Quinzel, Albert-T Sgt. AAF, Bomber radio oper- ator, ETO, 66 mo. in 30 mo. overseas, 6 stars, Normandie, France, Ardennes, Central Europe. Air Offensive, Rhineland Quinzel, William-M Sgt., famous 19th Bomber Sqn., crew chief, Manila, East Indies, Austrailia, 78 mo. in, 41 mo. overseas, battle stars, 3 Dis- tinguished Unit Citations, Queens Die Proudly , plot for Air Force movie, based on 19th Sqn. Rabin, Fred-S Sgt., prisoner of Japanese, Bronze Star, 8 yr. in, Silver Star, Corregidor, Cabanatuan Prison Ransom, Wilford Clare-lst Lt. AAF, ETO Rasmussen, Eric-Cpl. Anti-tank, Rainbow, 42nd Div. ETO, 7th Army, Prisoner of War 3 mo., 24 days in battle of the Bulge on Christmas Eve Rickman, Myron-Merchant Marine, Engine Room, So. Pacific Roe, John-Coast Guard Rosenlof, Arthur- Rothbart, Mayard-Lt. Army Ordnance, France, Ger- many, Normandie, Belgium, England, Ordnance Group, 42 mo. in, 20 mo. overseas, 3 battle stars Ryan, Thomas Joseph- 'k'k1k'A k'ki'1k Clan ol 1985 Continued Shoopman, Dick-lst Lt. Army QM, 60 mo. in, not overseas Schoonover, Leonard--Cpl. AAF Weather Corps, 2 yr. in, France, England . Shaffer, Leslie Paul-Pvt., Infantry, 8 mo. in, 2 mo. overseas, Korea Shaver, Elmo--Merchant Marine Shaw, Vance Wallace-Cpl. AAF Operator port- able radio, 36 mo. in, 24 mo. overseas, Europe, Africa, 489 and 340 Bomb Sqn. Sherman, Robert Charles-Capt. AAF, Ferry Com- mand, 4 yr. overseas, all over world Slifi, Richard-Capt. AAF B-26, Pathfinder Sqn. 42 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas, 55 missions, ll Air Medals, DFC, Pres. Unit Ciaion Smith, Bill Franklyn-Navy Smith, Paul L.-Ensign, AAF, Navigator, 7 stars, Eniwetok, Guam, Saipan, Iwo, Okinawa, Repair unit on carrier Smith, Woodrow Wade-Warrant Officer, Merchant Marine, Radio Instructor, 30 mo. in Sontag, David Burnett-Cpl. AAF China, 1 yr. in, 4 mo. overseas Spooner, William-Naval Lt., Radar Fleet, Pacific, 3 yr. in, Air Arm, shore based, Wash, DC pro- curement, still in Steineckert, Mark-Pvt. QM, USS Champlain trans- port, 6 mo. in, Europe Steele, George Sumner-Lt. Comdr. Supt. of Ord- nance, Mare I. Spano, Anthony-Cpl. Army, 15 mo. in, in hospital Pacific Spencer, Neil--Sgt. Engineer Supply Co. Philippines, N. Guinea, later special services put on magic shows, many places East Indies Stillwell, Bruce John-FO Marfa AAF School Tex. Stull, Robert-CPO Physical Ed. Navy specialist, Farragut, Idaho, Navy Apr. '42 Symons, John-Capt. Army, Radio Controlled Plane Unit, 4 yr. in 1k'ki ki'i'ik'lr Taylor, John-in service Thorpe, Hugh-in service Tigner, Ray--lst Lt., 8 th Infantry, 2 silver stars, bronze star, French Croix de Guerre, 2 purple hearts, Pres. Citation, Mayor of German Town Tod, Ted-Pilot B-24, 8th AAF, 24 missions, 4 Air Medals, Missing, Germany Trumbo, Ronald-lst Lt. 20th AAF QM, Coast Artillery, Pacilic, 5 yr. in Vaughan, Robert-Flight Oflicer, Glider Pilot, 3 invasions, carried paratroops, 4 yr. in, 7 battle stars, Pres. Citation, Normandie, D-Day Waite, Llewellyn-Sgt. 8th AAF, ground crew, 33 mo. overseas, 6 battle stars, 2 Pres. Citation, 4 yr. in, Ardennes, Central Europe, Normandie, Rhine- land, Air Offensive of Europe Walker, Dan-M Sgt. AAF, Link training, Gardner Field Tex., N. Mex., 4 yr. in Wlaters, Robert-in service - Ward, Clark-Sgt. AAF Wachter, Marvin Charles-MM Zc, missing, USS Hoel, sunk by Japs, 2nd Battle Philippines, 1 yr. overseas, Z yr. in Webb, Jack Ellsworth--Pvt. Camp Roberts, Hurt back on maneuvers, discharged Wedemeyer, Ted-T Sgt. AAF, turret gunner, B-17, 3rd mission killed in action in France Welch, Thomas-Cpl. Army Engineer, Iran, 28 mo. in, went around world West, Horace-Naval Lt. Admin, Canal Zone White, Charles Wesley-Pfc. Army Air Corps, Radio Operator, Ground Crew, Philippines, 15 mo. in Whitmore, Fred-Radio 3c, USS Bergen, troup transport, lst troops to Okinawa, Korea, 2 battle stars, Kwajelin, Okinawa, 18 mo. in, I yr. overseas, lst ship to unload discharges in San Francisco Whitney, Roy-251 Coast Artillery, Pearl Harbor, Anti-Aircraft, Figis Wilson, Harold-Lt. jg, Coast Guard, Troup Trans- port USS Admiral Hughes, Electrical officer, 3 yr. in, Calcutta, India, 15 mo. overseas Wilson, Lindley-Lt. Meteorology, AAF, Nev. Woodworth, Bill-Sgt, Armored Corps, ETO Woolington, Samuel-Capt. Doctor, Medical Corps, Strategic service, parachuted into jungle with Guer- rilla lighters in India, Assam, Burma, behind Jap lines with Kachins, natives 18 mo. at Assam Hos- pital, Combat Medical Badge, Pres. Citation, Bronze star Zahn, Victor S.-in service I936 Abshire, Farley A.--Army prisoner, Bataan, Missing Agee, Glenn Jr.--Sgt. T4, Infantry, Occupation, Pisa Italy, Volturno Valley, Mediterranean, rehabi- tates American prisoners, instructor auto mech- anics, 26 mo. in, 19 mo. overseas, Army Commen- dation ribbon Agee, Jack--CWO, in 8yr., Z yr. England in sup- plies, regular Army Albright, John-Lt. Coast Guard, skipper sub chaser Atlantic, escort duty, Patrol Frigate Hawaii, 57 mo. in, 42 mo. overseas, all theaters of wars, USS Gladwyne, USS American Cailor Adema, John-S Sgt. 32nd Infantry Red Arrow, N. Guinea, Leyte, Luzon, smoke screen for group, 4 yr. in, 40 mo. overseas, Bronze Star, Dis. Unit Badge Addaway, Arthur--S Sgt. 5 yr. in, Guadalcanal, Pacific, Signal Corps, Ulithi, Guam Arnold, Stan-Lt. Comdr., Exec. Ofiicer, Navy flyer, 5 yr. in, Dutch Guiana, Aleutians, patrol bomber, 3 air medals, now near China, Kuriles Allen, George M.-Capt. AAF QM, 5 yr. in, 3 yr. overseas, Australia, N. Guinea, Luzon, 2 battle stars Ault, Richard-Lt. Col. Comdr. 13th AAF detach- ment, 7th Fighter Command, Pacific, Asst. Chief of staff training, AAF West Flying Comm. US 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k Billings, John-Navy 3c, V-Mail tech. photos, Okin- awa, Guam, 2 yr. in, no combat, 15 mo. overseas Beekin, Charles-S Sgt. ATC, Alaska, Arctic Circle, Kaltac, weather communications of Amercian Rus- sian route, 5 boys alone with Eskimos, 13 mo. there Banning, Pete Stotter-Capt. AAF, Troop Carrier Command, glider expert, Gen Arnold's Office, Wash. DC, Helped ok all planes before overseas Bonzer, Bill-Lt. QM, Corps Brown, John-Sgt. l9th Bomber Sqn. AAF, one of most decorated groups, 13 mo, overseas, Manila, Borneo, Java Blair, Frank-Lt. Comdr. Dentist, USS New Jersey, 18 mo. in, Pacific, N. Guinea, 5 ,battle stars, Marshalls, Gilberts, Saipan, New Foundland, Trinidad, Truk, Marianas, Philippines, 20 mo. overseas Bradbury, Albert-Cox. anti-aircraft gunner, carrier, Pacific, 8 engagements, Aleutians, Baker Is., Sai- pan, Attu, Kiska, 17 mo. overseas Bortell, Julius-Cpl. QM AAF, not overseas Bowen, Bruce-Chief Storekeeper, destroyers, Africa to Philippines, 5 stars, Saipan, Tinian, Palau, Surigao Straits, Amphiibous boat sunk under him Africa, Pres. Citation Bunn, George T.-Ensign, Pacific Burg-ess, Robert-CPO flight engineer, Patrol Bomber Aleutians, 4 yr. in, 8 mo. overseas, Preflight n- structor Liberty, Mo. Burford, Max-T Sgt. 9th Army signal Corps, Bulge, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Bronze Star, 2 yr. in Burris, Joe--Lt. Alaska Burt, Bob-Sgt. 9th AAF Intelligence, 26 mo. over- seas, 5 stars, Bulge, Normandie, Pres. Citation Cameron, William E., Jr.-Sgt. ofiice adjutant Gen., Army ocupation, Yokohoma, 1 yr. in, 7 mo. overseas - Carney, Cliff-Navy Radio Case, Walter H.-Torpedoman 3c, Pacific, 28 mo. in, 10 mo. overseas, Z battle stars, Saipan, Guam, USS Coapanee, escort carrier Cassiere, Fernand P.-Pvt. Engineer Chambers, Dick-Merchant Marine, carried high octane gas, 2 yr. in Chamess, Hubert-Lt. AAF, B-24 bomber pilot, Africa, Italy Z0 missions, killed in action over Austria, Air Medals Clapp, George E.-Lt. Comdr. Exec. Officer, USS Cassin, desroyer, USS Yorkown sunk under him at Midway, USS Chancey destroyer, 28 battles, boarded Jap hospital ship protected by his des- troyer's guns, 5 yr. in, 3 of 6 ships sunk under him Cooper, John Thiel-Lt. AAF, pilot, P-52 Mustang, ETO, killed in action over Germany Clark, Willard-Lt. Infantry, 6 battle stars, ETO, wounded Europe, Silver Star, Pres. Citation, Four- agere, Bronze Star, Purple Heart Clark, Milton-Capt. Engineer, weights and balances, one of six in US, sea plane load balanced, Eng. after war to load 1000's planes, to bring men home, 42 mo. in Coultrup, Thomas G.-CPO, electrician, Pacific, 18 mo. in, 16 mo. overseas, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Mar- shalls, USS Darke, attack transport Connor, Bill-Sgt. AAF, Intelligence, Jap language, religion study, 15 mo. Hollandia, Morotai, 3 yr. in, ll mo. overseas, now government Tokyo Cooper, Homer-MoMlVllc, Deisel expert, LST, British West Indies, Guadalcanal, secret, 15 mo., USS Hollandia, carrier, 3rd Fleet, Japan VJ Day, Okinawa, Guam, Saipan, invasion Balikpapan Corwin, William-Lt. Col. troup carrier, Sqn. Comdr., in 1940, wings '41, Aleutians, Kiska, DFC rescued 300 marooned Hudson Bay Co., near Arctic Circle, 4 mo. ETO, Air Medals, Covington, Russell-Boatswain, Pacific, 21 mo., 42 mo. in, 30 mo. overseas, 3 battle stars, Leyte, Lingayan Gulf, USS Triangulum, attack trans- port Crenshaw, Russell S. Jr.-Lt. USN 144 'kir'k'k'k'kir'k Crittenden, Muir-Lt. jg, USS Hutchinson, des- troyer, Iwo, Took lst, 6th Marines into Okinawa, hit by suicide boat furnished hte 27 days for Army at Okinawa, studied navigation Tokyo Bay Culbertson, Donald-AAF Daniels, Blaine--Fireman 2c, Honolulu 9 mo., shore duty, no combat Darnell, Orville-lst Lt. Navigator, B-17, Africa, 50 missions, 4 stars, Rome-Arno, Sicilian, Air invasion Europe, 5 yr. in, 10 mo. overseas, Ferry Command, Instructor B-29's Davis, Clarence C.-Pvt. lst Army, ETO, 8th In- fantry, 7 mo. in, 5 mo. overseas, 2 battle stars, Bulge, wounded at Achaan, 4 mo. hospital Eng- land, Purple Heart Dawson, Yale-Capt. AAF, studied oceanology for Navy Wash. DC, Sound Waves in water at Scripps Institute, Calif. Dempwolf, William R.-T Sgt. AAF, Instructor Radio, S. Dakota, Communications, European theater, 52 mo. in, 10 mo. overseas, Greenland Dodd, Bert-Specialist USN, 18 mo. in, US, Expert Pistol, Rifle ribbon, Specialist Gunnery Instructor Dorton, Mills-Capt. 8th AAF, lst US planes over Holland, later Africa, bombardier, A-20, DFC, 4 Air Medals, missing N. Guinea Dyer, Hugh Jr.--Lt. Comdr. USSAbner Read, hit mine, destroyer, USS Gregory shot out from under him, USS Hennington, Coral Sea, Comdr. USS William Preston, sea plane tender, 4 battle stars, Purple Heart, 5 yr. in Elliott, Bruce D.-S Sgt. AAF, instrument specialist, 3 yr. in, not overseas Evans, Douglas R.-in service Philip-Lt. Army pilot, Navigator, radio, Evans, 2 yr. in, overseas Farrell, Edward-S lc, Navy, 4 yr., Solomons, Guad- alcanal, Midway, Pearl Harbor, Gilherts, Coral Sea, Tarawa, Australia Fasnacht, Louis-Sgt. AAF Avi. Mechanic, B-29, Guam Fatout, Jacques-S Sgt., Instructor Aerial Gunnery, Las Vegas, Nev., 52 mo. in, not overseas Fast, Earl--lst Lt. Medical Admin. Corps, HQ, 3rd attack group, Philippines, Mindoro, N. Guinea Finnerty, Paul-Lt. 5th AAF, radar, Australia, N. Guinea, New Britain, Admiralities, Philippines Frerks, Harold C.-Pvt. Army electrician, medical corps, 1 yr. in, medical discharge Gibson, Harrell-Sgt. Medical Unit, Hospital train Germany, 9 mo. overseas, 30 mo. in Gibson, WallacefSgt. Army Medic, Evacuate wounded from front on hospital train, Germany, Englfand, France, Belgium, Scotland, military police in US, 13 mo. overseas Giessner, Leroy-Merchant Marine Gilmore, Dean-lst Lt. Instructor AAF, Bakers- field, 54 mo. in, not overseas Glasier, Arthur F.-lst Lt. B-17, Flying Oilicer RCAF 1941, 1 yr. in Canada, 12 missions 8th AAF, forced down, Interned in Switz. 14 mo. in private home, escaped to France, underground to England, then home, Instructor in Ohio, Air Medal, Z citations Glaser, Leon H.-Lt. Army Medical Corps Glover, john-T Sgt. Signal Corps, Pattons 3rd Army, 8 countries, 18 mo. overseas, 4 stars, Rhine- land, Central Europe, Bulge, Normandie D-Day, Air Offensive, moved 34 times in 37 days, 11th armored deepest in Austria, Unit award, NC award, Unit freed Dachau and Mauthausen pris- oners Goldstein, Bernard-Sgt. AAF, N. Mex, Music, GI Shows, Sold Bonds with show Goddard, Jack-Lt. Navy 5 yr. in, Pearl Harbor on USS Maryland, LST Amphibious, Command, Exec. officer, USS Mercury, Supply ship, beach master, in on lst wave of supplies for invasion, Saipan, Tinian, Philippines, Okinawa I-I5 'kiri k1lriririr Graham, Robert-Sgt. 251 National Coast Artillery, Infantry, Figis, overseas many months Graham, Jack-Pfc, Physical conditioner, Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, Camp Kern Utah, 32 mo. in Mgr. AAF overseas Replacements Depot, Base- ball team Gray, Gordon-Sgt. Oflice supplies. Philippines, Leyte Hackett, Bob-Lt. Instructor, Navy Air Corps, Fla. Haldeman, Don-Major Comdr Bombing Sqn. B-24 pilot, DFC, Purple Heart, Killed in action over Austria Hamilton, Ralph-Lt. AAF, ETO, Thunderbolts, P-51 Mustangs in 30 mo., Prisoner 4 mo. 4 stars, Bulge, Holland, So. Germany, 2 Air Medals, 3 Pres. Citations Hamren, Swegn-lst Lt., Radar electronics expert, Harvard, MIT three competitions, one of 20 men to Europe to inspect German Radar in April 45, in many countries Hargrave, Dave-Capt. QM, Truck Co., 10th Army, 32 mo. in, 17 mo. overseas, Leyte, Okinawa, 2 Battle stars, Bronze Arrowhead for 1st wave of trucks in Okinawa Harris, Willard-Medical discharge, Infantry Harrington, Howard-Sgt. Army, lst enlistment., L. B., Calif., pilot training, Santa Ana Hayter, Billy,-Major Marine, Torpedo Bomber pilot, Guadalcanal, Solomons, 20 mo. in, 9 mis- sions, 2 DFC's Air Medals, Pres. Unit Citation, Purple Heart, written up in Flying Leathernecks, mising in action Hedges, Howard-Lt. Coast Guard, Exec. Oilicer, LCI, 4 invasions, Bizerte, Sicily, Salerno, Norman- die, lst landing on Omaha Beach, his men, boat not hit, Boats before and after his hit, Silver Star to his boat, Pres. Unit Citation Heinl, Fred-S Sgt. Army Ground Forces, chief personnel clerk, 42 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas, India, Burma Hendricks, Eugene-Pfc Anti-aircraft, 3rd Army, Infantry, 3 stars, 3 yr. in, 1 yr. overseas Heneise, Richard-S lc Sub tender Henshaw, Hugh-In service Herrewig, Wallace-Sgt. AAF, 42 mo. in, chorus of service men, womenis part of Winged Victory chorus, his compositions sung and played in East Hetzel, Robert-Major AAF troop carrier command, carried hundreds parachute troops to Sicily with- out losing single plane, Air Medal, 2000 hr. in air, India, Africa, Italy, operations officer Rome, Patton's pilot, 3 DFC's, 5 battle stars, Gen. Clark's personal pilot Hewitt, Clarence B.-Lt. Navy Hill, Clifford-Cpl. 251 Coast Artillery Hawaii, 1940, 1 yr. Philippines, medical discharge Hoffman, Kenneth-Radio Zc, Pacific USS Belleau Wood, Carrier, No Combat, 3 yr. in, 27 mo. over- seas Hoffman, Robert C.-2nd Lt. pilot B-17, instructor, basic combat, Bakersfield, 3 yr. in Hogan, Jack-Sgt. Pacific 2 yr. Holland, Jack-M-Sgt. AAF, Sgt. Major, Italy, Brazil, Trinidad, 42 mo. in, 17 mo. overseas, Distinguished Unit Award Hooker, Walter K.-S Sgt. Radio Engineer, Air Transport Command, 4 yr. overseas flew on every continent, battle star Housley, Walter--I..t. Col. Army, Anti Aircraft, 5 yr. in, Z yr. overseas, 3 battle stars, 2 bronze Arrowheads, Purple Heart, Bronze star, Allied color citation, Australian Liaison Oflicer to the RAAF, N. Guinea, Philippines, Bismark, Archi- plago, ship sunk, N. Guinea Hughes, Richard-lst Lt. fighter pilot, mustang 2 air medals, ETO, killed in plane crash Rye, England Hughes, William-Capt. Army field artillery, West Point graduate Hunter, Edward-MoMM, 3c Transportation San Diego, 18 mo. in, not overseas ffffffff Class ol 1936 Continued Ireland, Vernon-2nd Lt. AAF Philippines May 1943, 3rd Pursuit Sgn. P-38, fighter pilot, killed in action, Dec. 8, 1941, Philippines Jameson, William-Lt. Navy trained, 2 yr. Australia, N Britain, Cape Glaucester, Maru, Leyte, Admir- alties, on LCT, N. Guinea John, Elmer-Army engineer, 3 yr. in Johnson, Charles F.- Navy Jones, Thomas W.-Capt. Air Transport Command, India, air medal, 150 hr. operational flight in transport craft over India, China jones, Jerome-S lc, Hospital Jones, Leroy-Chief Signalman Navy, Visual Com, munications, Recruiting now LA, USS Rockwell, ' attack transport Pearl Harbor, African, European, Pacific, 82 mo. in, Japan, occupation, China, 1 bat- tle Stat, Okinawa jost, Joseph-Capt. Maintenance oflicer, Troop Carrier Command, England, Normandie Invasion, Rome-Arno, S. France, supply missions to Ger- many, evacuation of allied prisoners, Pres. Unit Citation Kavanaugh, George-T-Sgt., radio gunner B-24 Kawanishi, Sam I.-Sgt. Artillery, 5th Army Italy, 7th Army France, 3rd Army Germany, ammuni- tion, 56 mo. in, 20 mo. overseas, 4 battle stars, Rhine-Arno, No. Appennines, Central Europe, France, lst Hawaiian replacement, Purple Heart, Unit Citation, Cap-Bon Kelsey, Verne-Capt., 12th, 15th AAF P-38, Reconn Sqn., 50 missions, No. Africa, Italy, Palestine, Kassarine Pass, Gafsa Ei Guettar, Medjez El Bab DFC, 10 air medals, Purple Heart Kemner, Floyd-Lt. AAF, Instructor, Nebraska, Utah Kibler, Dean-S lc, radio. school Knapp, Quentin L.-S Sgt., 8 yr. in ittttttt Class ol 1936 Continued Lane, Charley-Sgt. Army Le Roy, Don-Sgt. Ferry Command, ATC, office work, Hawaii, 43 mo. in Levers, james-Sgt. Ordnance base, armament Btn. No. Africa, Tunisia, Sicily, Italy Lind, Tom-Coast Guard, life boar station, saved life off Seal Rock, medal for valor Lloyd, Frank-Capt. India-Burma Assam. Theater, Bronze Star, pres. Citation, 3 battle stars London, Charles-Major, Thunderbolt P-47, 8th AAF, 79 missions, DSC, lst America Ace, British DFC, 2 DFC's, 2 Pres. Citations, 4 air medals, in Book, First of Many, gives 4 pp to him Lovell, Edward-Capt. Field Artillery, Battery Comdr, 5 battle stars, Invasions Morocco, N. Africa, Tunesia, Sicily, Italy, Anzio Beachhead, battlefield promotion to lsr Lt. for invasion Sicily, Bronze Star, earned at Anzio Beachhead, 5th, 7th Armies, 55 mo. in, Z0 mo. overseas MacLeod, Don--Electrician's Mate Zc, USS Burias, repair ship, many battle stars Marsh, Milton-Lt. AAF, earlier paratrooper Marshall, Franklyn-Sgt. AAF Army Av. Cadet, Army personnel affairs, 35 mo. in Massey, John Paul-Capt. AAF Sth regiment, Liai- son pilot, bombardier Martison, Paul-Lt. AAF, bombardier instructor, B-29 Materson, Paul-M Sgt. Army radio, N. Caledonia, japan, director, G. I. radio work commended by Halsey Matteson, George M.-Flight Officer AAF, Pac- ific, wounded Maurer, Leonard Gordon-Navy Maurer, Russell--Capt. pilot B-26 attacked Z Jap destroyers Kiska, Alaska, DFC, air medals, in- jured in crash while instructing in Fla. McArthur, Bill-Lt. Civilian instructor, ATC, all war zones, 6th Ferrying Command, P-51 McCaffery, Dean Francis-In service tttiirtii McClellan, Vance--Lt. AAF, Co-pilot B-24 Jolly Rogers bomber group, Zamboanga Mindanao In- vasion, 87 missions McDairmant, William C.--Navy McGinnis, Richard-S Sgt., Chief electrician, engin- eer, Australia, N. Guinea, Philippines, 4 Battle stars, Arrowhead, 4 yr. in, 5 bronze stars, Pres. Unit Citation Meyer, Robert-Znd Btn. Seabees, 2 yr. overseas, eng'neer, Camp Parks Miller, Robert-Lt. P-51, Mustang, 8th AAF, ETO, DFC, Air Medals Montgomery, Cameron, Navy medical discharge Montgomery, Bill-Navy, Av. Mechanic Moody, Hamilton R.-Pfc. Army wounded in Pacific Mossman, William-Pfc. technical school, Hospital, Springfield, Mo. Motlow, John-2nd Lt. Calvary, So. Pacific, 42 mo. in, Malaria, Hospitalized, Pacific, US Mousel, Paul-Sgt. AAF, England, gunner B-29, 251 National Guard earlier Hawaii Murphy, john-Navy Myers, Ray Vernon-Sgt. Armored maintenance, tank command, Africa, Sicily, Normandie, woun- ded, Bronze star, Silver Star, 3 battle stars, Nor- mandie, No. France, Germany Naeve, Daniel A.-2nd Lt. Navigator B-17, prison- er in Germany, 18 mo. storm, bailed out, lib- erated by Russians, many decorations Nanscawan, james C.-V-12 Navy, Medical dis- charge, Merchant Marine, 1 yr. Newby, Clinton-Lt. Comdr. Bureau Aeronautics, Wash., D. C. Northrup, Ben Weisblatt-lst Lt. Aide to Gen. jackson 88 Div. Okla., Military Government Civilian officer, Naples, Italy, to Milan, organ- ized ruined cities, 4 stars, Naples, Rome-Arno, Appenines, Po Valley, Distinguished Unit Cit- ation, still in, 54 mo. in, 2 yr. overseas Outler, George-Army Pande, Peter-Lt. Army, medical Admin., 39 mo. in Parent, Bernard-Pfc. B--24 Mechanic, N. Mex. B-Z4 Parker, Roy H.-In service Pawson, Edward-Lt. Comdr. USN, Z yr. Africa, small craft, Trinidad Pettit, David Robert-Navy Pearson, William-Pvt. Army engineer ETO, 9th Armored Div. Ist Army, Rhine attended Univ. in France, Combat Infantryman's badge, Purple Heart, Germany Perez, Tony R.-In Service Perrin, Virgil-Capt. bombardier, B-24 England, citation, 4 Air Medals, Meritorious achievement, ETO, 30 bombing missions, Germany, DFC Phillips, Robert-Sgt. Guard, US Embassy, San- tiago, Chile Phreaner, Bill-Merchant Marine, Solomons, N. Caledonia, Fiji Is. Guadalcanal Pieper, john-Army Pitts, Joey-Army Signal Corps, Philippines Poper, Dale-Lt. fighter pilot AAF Payne, Richard-AMM 3c, Naval Air Corps, Pacific Putman, Gene-Seabee Zc, 34 mo. in, 26 mo. over- seas, repair ship, N. Hebrides Ramsell, Bill-T Sgt. platoon leader Zlst Infantry, 2 landings Lubang, Mindanao, lost leg at Minda- nao, 50 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas, 2 battle stars, 2 Purple Hearts, Bronze Arrowhead for 2 beach- heads, combat Infantry badge Rabin, Fred-S Sgt. Medical Corps, Philippines, Cab- anatuan Prison, Silver Star, Bronze Star Rankin, Elbert-Cpl., AAF radio operator and mechanic, England Ricksiek, Dan-In service Redpath, Jimmie-Navy Reed, Walter-In service Reith, William Ernest- i k'k'A k1l ki' Reynolds, Owen-S Sgt. AAF, turret gunner B-29, Hansa Bay, N. Guinea, Air Medal, wounded N. Guinea, Purple Heart Ryan, Louis A.-Cpl Army harbor defenses San Francisco Rittmayer, Jack-Major, pilot P-38, So. Pacific Bong's Sqn., Air Medals, Silver Star, missing in action, Purple Heart, Naval Academy Annapolis at war outbreak, Alaska, Guadalcanal, N. Guinea, East Indies ' Rookus, Dudley-lst Lt. Army engineer, construction Alcan Highway, 41 mo. in 31 mo. Alaska Yukon. 2 stars, Engineers School Belvoir, Va., Command and Staff School Ft. Leavenworth, Kan. Rocheville, Charles-AAF, Cadet Ryan, Charles-S Sgt., Army 251st Coast Art- illery ,42 mo. overseas, Pearl Harbor, Figis, Sam- oa, Dec. 7, wounded in action So. Seas Sandhoff, Robert R.-Cpl. AAF fighter sqn., Haw- aii, Oaku Scanlan, George Edward-Warrent Ofiicer, battle- ship, Navy task forces, Pacinc, Guadalcanal, Bouganville, N. Caledonia, N. Hebrides, Mar- shalls, Gilbert Marianas, 2 yr. overseas, 39 mo. in Schrandt, Robert--Cadet Schoonover, Leonard-Cpl. weather sqn., England Shallenberger, Thomas M.-Major 8th AAF, Co- mmanding ofiicer, QM Unit, 3 yr. in England Shelley, Oscar-Chief Av. Radar Tech. 54 mo. in, not overseas Shields, Harry-Navy Rdm 3c, Okinawa, 19 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas, LCI Silvershield, Don C.-Lt. USS Stack, destroyer, ordnance, So. Pacific, many battle stars Sinclair, Freeman-Lt. Navy pilot, Black Cat Sqn. 13 mo. Aleutians, Central Pacific, Naval Air Medal, So. Pacific, rescue missions R Sisley, George-AAF cadet Stagley, Jimmie-Ensign, gunner, overseas, So. Pac- i c Steele, Julius--Cpi. AAF Stitzinger, Bruce-FO glider pilot, 7 battle stars, D-Day, So. France, Holland, Rhineland, Troup Carrier, came down in Channel, picked up by Dutch, jeep in his glider had all tires shot fiat, distinguished Unit Citation, Pres. Citation Sweetland, David A.-lst Lt. B-17, 8th AAF, 30 missions, Germany, 4 Air Medals Thackray, Francis-Znd Lt. bombardier pilot, 8th AAF, missing after Mannheim Germany raid, 2 Air Medals Thomas, Thelbert Houston-AAF Cadet, Maxwell field, Ala Thompson, Howard-Capt., 13th AAF, pilot Cebu, Negros Thomas, Marion Bud-Navy, Pacific, 3 yr. in Thorne, Keith-Lt. Navy dentist Turkus, Donald George-Lt Army Versteeg, Bob-Capt AAF, Air Flight Command, supplies Guam, pilot B-26, C-47, overseas 9 mo. instructor of Fr. Cadets, now Guam Vorhies, Jack Roy-Sgt. medical corps Wachter, Ralph-Chief Fire Controlman, Navy 6 yr. USS Idaho, from Australia to Philippines Walsh, Joseph M.-Aerographer's Mate lc, baby Hattop, weather forcaster, battle of Palau, Min- dor, Leyte, Luzon, Okinawa, 2nd battle Philippines sea, Purple Heart Watkins, William-Naval Lt. Carrier, USS San- gamon, 8 battle stars, Casa Blanca, Gilberts, Mar- shalls, Guam, Saipan, N. Guinea, Hollondia, Leyte Weitzel, Roy-Pfc, Marine, Solomons, Defense Btn., Pacific, 2 yr. overseas Weeks, Wayne--Ensign, Radar, Leyte, 43 mo. in, 88 days overseas, trained Cornell Wetzel, Robert-lst Lt. fighter pilot, 10th AAF, Burma, 75 missions CBI, 45 mo. in, DFC, Air Medals 146 1l'i k'A'1l'1k'k'k West, Richard-Pvt. Mechanic, Transportation, A AF, ETO Williams, Kely-M Zc, San Bruno, Calif Wilson, Robert-Lt. jg USS Frazier, destroyer, Tarawa, Marshalls, So. Pacific 1 Worthington, Don-Lt. Naval pilot, DFC Work, Leroy-6 yr. Merchant Marine, 30 mo. Coast Guard, Medical discharge Wotherspoon, Bill-Navy Wyckoff, Dean-In service Yates, Benjamin V.-In service Youngson, Bill-Pfc, Camp Beale, Calif. Youmans, Iliff-Sgr 15th AAF, Italy B-Z4, gunner I 937 Aguilar, Clifford-M Sgr. anti-aircraft, 5th Army Italy, 34 mo. in service, occupation Army, Ger- many, 2 battle stars Allison, Wayne-Pfc. 5th Army Italy, Z battle stars, 19 mo. overseas Amann, Richard-Lt. AAF, flying instructor, in 42 mo. US Ashcraft, Gerald S.-Capt. 4th AAF, test flight Engineer RCAF, Marine Corps, 4 yr. Bachrelle, Stewart--lst Lt. bombardier, 30 mo. over- seas, 23 mo. in German prison, shot down over Hamburg, picked up out of sea by Germans, Air Medal, Purple Heart Baker, james-Capt, Army Ski Troops Ball, Lincoln-M-Sgt. 20th Bomber Command, or- dnance, Guam, fed bombers, 4 yrs. in service Banks, Robert-In service Baverstock, Richard--Fireman lc, foreign service, 18 mo. service Beach, Albert A.--Cpl. pilot tr., crew chief B-25, Minter Field, 18 mo. in Berbower, Benton-Navy Air Corps MMfyj Zc, Los Alamitos, 4 yrs. in service Beaver, Joseph-QM Zc PC boats 3 yrs., Pacific In- vasion, Atlantic patrol, boat strafed 27 times in one invasion Beeks, Robert-Cpl. Radar, Army Air Corps, 6 mo. Okinawa, 30 mo. in Pacific Beckman, Paul-Radio T Zc Submarine Tender USS Sperry, 3 yrs. overseas, So. Pacific, supply subs Benish, Robert-Capt. B-24, wings '41, to Palestine july '42, Africa, Italy, many missions, sank tank- er, Clovis, N.M. tr. B-29 crews, DFC, Air Medals Bigelow, Herbert-Navy lc, photos, Eastman School, V Mail, 2 yrs. Wash. DC, lyr. in England Blinn, William J.-Radio Tech. 3c, Okinawa publi- city, communications Brown, James Oliver-Sgt. AAF, clerk, India, Mar- shalls Brown, Julius-lst Lt. QM transportation, Calif. U, Harvard, Port of Clyde, Scotland, 15 mo. England, in Panama enroute to Japan on VJ Day, based at Kobe, japan Boggs, Northcutt R. Bud-Sgt. transportation sup- plies Figis, New Caledonia, hospital North Caro- lina, 3 yrs. in service Brophy, Vincent-Lt. AAF fighter pilot, Ferry Com- mand, Caribbean, Newfoundland, Labador,-Green- land, 2 yr. overseas, 6 yr. in. Pearl Harbor, Ryu- ku battles, China, Japan air offeinsive Brooks, Earl-Pfc. 3rd Army Infantry, Berlin, 15 mo. in, hospital Germany, France, Purple Heart Brown, Robert Lloyd-In service Brownell, George Wallace-T Sgt. QM clerk, Pearl Harbor, New Hebrides, Vila 44 mo. overseas Buntrock, Louis-M. Sgt., parachute, Infantry, 4 yr. in Brust, Warren-Ground crew, D-Day, Africa, Cas- serin Pass, Sicily, Bologna, gunner, now Lt. Flight Engineer, in service 5 yrs., shot down in Mediter- ranean 147 ir'k'k'k'k'k'k'k Burke, Maurice-QM, artillery, Hawaii, rheumatic fever, twice discharged Burgin, Bartley-Sea Bee, carpenter's mate Zc, Re- habilitation unit, New Guinea, Admiralties, Philip- pines, 3 yrs. overseas Caldwell, William-Cpl. antiaircraft, Coast Guard 251, Pearl Harbor, Figis, Guadalcanal, Z1 da. bat- tle Bougainville, 4 yrs. in, 45 mo. So. Pacific, good conduct ribbon, Infantry, medical discharge Campbell, Robert C.-S-Sgt. Infantry, 15 mo. in, not overseas Clarke, john Marshall-Lt. Commander regular Navy USS Franklin, Dive Bomber pilot on old USS Lexington at Battle Coral Sea, Signal Landing offic- er New USS Lexington, Instructor of Signal Land- ing officers, New Lex hit at Kwajelin, many battle stars, Navy Cross Coates, William-Sgt. Army signal corps, Camp Crowder Mo. personnel, based various camps, no foreign service, 4 yrs. in Army Cobb, Burton-Pfc. Infantry, 7 mo. Philippines, with guerrillas, hunt japs with flame throwers, Cebu Leyte Negros, chicken dinner with mayor at Bagua Conley, Harry-Ensign, Bataan, died in Prison Copp, George-1st Lt. Air Corps, ground crew, tr. Yale, 3 yrs. in, Roswell, N. M., 7 mo. overseas Crager, Richard-Carpenter's M Zc Sea Bee, Guadal- canal, Philippines, 28 mo. overseas Cravath, John-Capt. B-17 Africa, Italy, Ploesti oil, lst Russian shuttle raid, DFC, 8 air medals, Pres. citation,'50 missions, Russian medal, bombed 11 countries, his plane knocked down Crotinger, Roy-Ph M lc 4th Marines Corps, from Sicily to Saipan, 4 battles, 5 yrs. in service Cruchley, Arnold-1st Lt. Army Mobile Unit, 2 yr. in Aleutains, Alcan Highway, 22 mo overseas Cundiff, Ed-Lt. jg Okinawa supply load unload 36 hr. stretch, M. A, Stanford, Harvard, 3 yr, France Dalot, Clifford-Sgt. Intelligence 5 yrs. Ft. Lewis, Wash., 1st Wilson Volunteer '40 D'Angelo, James S.-lst Lt. Radar fspec.l UCLA, many schools, no foreign service Daniel, D. J.-lst Lt. antiaircraft, 2 yrs. in camp Haan, medical discharge Dailey, John-Pfc. Patton's 3rd Army Infantry, col- lege education dept. army of occupation Davis, Charles-Znd Lt. Army pilot Aleutains Kiska area, missing jan. '43 Davis, Ray-Av MM 3c control tower operator, Ha- waii, l0 mo., 3 yrs. in service DeBord, Thomas A.-Capt. Marine, Artillery, Navy gunfire, in 49 mo, overseas 29 mo., 4 battle stars, Bouganville, Guam, Okinawa, Pres. Unit Citation, 3 invasions Dempsey, ,lack-Capt. 6th Ferrying Command L. B., pilot, missing in Africa Dorris, Cleon-Lt. Army 9th troop carrier com- mand, 5 yr. in, 3 yr. overseas, quartermaster Dorsey, Doyle-Army paratrooper, medical discharge Drake, Raymond-M-Sgt. ground crew, B-29, Hutch- inson, Kan. 8 yrs. in service, will stay in Doyle, Clyde-lst Lt. Alaskan, Aleutian campaigns, twice shot down, Air Medal, Purple Heart, kil- led South Carolina Egan, james B.-Pfc., AAF, telephone operator, ETO, 37 mo. in, 20 mo. overseas, 5 battle stars, So, and Central France, Bulge, No. Rhine, Ger- many Eginton, Lawrence-lst Lt., flight Engineer, B-29, japan Emery, Richard Milo-Cpl. Air Corps ground crew, gunner A-26, 18 mo. ETO, Pres. citation, 3 battle stars Ferris, Robert-T-5 Army signal corps, Photo Lab. Guadalcanal 15 mo. foreign service, 2 yrs. in service Fishman, Ira-lst Lt. head wing bombardier 15th Air Force Italy, Ploesti oil, Anzio Beach, flew plane home when pilots injured, DFC, 9 air medals, since won pilot wings, Pres. citation 'ki'1lr'k'k1lr'k'k Class of 1937 Continued Farr, Harold-lst Lt. glider pilot 3 M yrs. in, D-Day Normandy, Holland, So. France, No. France, Rome- Arno, Court Martial Bd. 2 air medals, Pres. cita- tion, certificate of merit Freeman, Harvey Leon--Lt. jg, aviator, So. Pac- ific, DFC French, john-Lt. Air Corps, Pychological testing Gandy, Burdette-Av. Chief MM, flight N. Africa, Naval ATC, 4 yrs. in, flight engineer on Mars Gardner, Harry-In service Garner, Clyde-S-Sgt. Counter Intelligence, Provost Marshal's office, in 44 mo., not overseas, trick knee prevented pilot's wings Garrett, Mac Thomas-Cpl. Antiaircraft, So. Pac- ific, now engineer Okinawa, 2 yr. in, 2 mo. for- eign service Good, Dean-Air Ord. 1-c Pacific Kwajelin, in ser- vice 15 mo. Gordon, Donald--lst Lt. Air Corps ground crew, In- structor navigation New Mexico Gould, Gene-Ensign South Pacific Gothberg, Elfton-Sgt. cook, later Cpl. Infantry, flame thrower, H.Q., in 45 mo., 37 mo Pacific, Hol- landia, New Guinea, Biak, Leyte, commander was Archie Roosevelt, picked for officer tr. at VJ Day Graham, Jim-In service Graves, Chester-T5 Cpl. Infantry killed in Germany Green, Charles-Sgt. 6th Emergency Rescue Unit, Pacific Greenwood, Russell-Capt., Marine fighter pilot, killed in patrol action, Midway Greer, Richard J.-lst Lt. Army Air Corps P-51 4M yrs. in, 16 mo. overseas, China Grommon, Charles D.-lst Lt. Bombardier B-24, 15 Air Force Italy, 9 battle stars, Ploisti oil Fields, Rus- sian shuttle run, 2 yrs. in Italy, air medal Guggenheim, Robert-Lt. Navy, 3 battle stars, Leyte, Lingayan Gulf, Okinawa, USS Katskill, headed gun crew 'ktiiitti' Clan ol 1937 Continued Hampton, Milton E.-Navy signal man armed guard, troop transport Harkins, Joe M.-Gunner's M2-c, LCS, 4 yrs. in, 38 mo. overseas Harshbarger, Lynn B.-QM lc Navigator, in 4 yrs., 18 mo. overseas. USS Tavo, cargo ship, citation Hendon, Larry-Lt. Commander, skipper patrol boat Philippines, on USS Pennsylvania at Pearl Harbor, head of guns crew troop transport, Capt. sub chas- er in Battle of Atlantic Hettle, Bruce-lst Lt. lst Armored Force to storm Africa, D-Day, 5 battle stars, 2 purple Hearts, Bronze star, Tunesia, Anzio, Rome Holden, Robert-Av. MM I-c Alamitos, 2 yrs. Link tr. Wm. Jewell College, Mo., Whidbey Island, Wash. repair planes Holmes, john-S lc, upkeep of motors, Pacific, 30 mo in, 1 yr. overseas, Special Merit Award Horne, Dick-S-Sgt. Athletic Specialist, 3 yrs. Santa Ana, sport tours with teams in U.S. Hufline, Vernon-Sgt. Army, Medical Corps Jackson, Frank Eugene-AAF Jacobs, Robert Guy-Lt. Field Artillery D-Day in Africa, in 4 yrs., 2 yrs. overseas, unit depleted in tough African campaigns John, Robert-In service Johnston, Bruce-lst Lt. civil service affairs, military government admin. Tokyo, Virginia U., Stanford, antiaircraft Instructor Camp Davis, N.C. johnson, Charles-In Service Johnson, Edwin-Lt. ljgl attack transport, major Pacific battles jones, Norman-Lt. P.C. sub chaser, in 4 yrs., 4 bat- tle stars, Guadalcanal, Palau, Ulithi, Philippines, 5th in 800 in Columbia U. jones, Robert D.-Av. MM lc, So. Pacific jordan, Frank-Lt. Navigation B-17, air medal, 6 major battles jordan, Kenneth W.-Navy, So Pacific, Hawaii, 6 major battles ir'A'1k'k'A'iri'1lr Keating Robert-Lt. ljgl Navy, medical corps, now on tramp transport via Japan, Corona Hospital, Yale, Stanford, Boston tr. Keller, Carl-S Sgt. 8th Air Force, RCAF, in 4 yrs., 60 missions, 5 battle stars, 9 air medals, RCAF air medal, citation Eng., Fr., Holland, Ger. Kennedy, James 1.-In Service Kerr, David-S lc Coast Gard, Radio Tech. Kingsmill, Robert-Navy Kinz, Richard-Cpl. Signal Corps, carrier pigeons, I4 mo. tr. Oregon, 2 battle stars Germany, collected German pigeons after war Kline, Gerald Leon-S lc, lost in Alaska area when liberty ship broke in two Knoll, Robert-In service Lach, Rederick Charles-In service Lang, Robert D.-Ensign Coast Guard Z yrs., boat in Pacific, 7 mo. Okinawa Laughead, Richard-Ph. M 3c, destroyer escort, 3 yrs. in, Panama Lemmon, james-Capt, flag ship bombardier B-17, 8th Air Force, 35 missions over Europe, flag ship bombardier B-29 Japan, in B-29 over Tokyo at Jap surrender, Silver Star, DFC, air medals, Pres. cita- tion Leonard, Burrell-In service Litchman, Arthur-Sgt. Athletic Specialist, tours with teams on West Coast, Port of Embarkation San Pedro, Armored force, Santa Anita Lord, Frank-lst Lt. pilot B-29, 20th Bomber com- mand, 35 missions, based on Tinian, bombed Tokyo 7 mo. overseas, DFC, 5 air medals, 3 battle stars, Battle of Japan, Central Pacific, planes forced down MacLagan, Dave-Navy Medical Corps, Hospital asst. lc, in service one year, Corona Mac Pherson, Chester-AAF, Pilot Major, Robert Paul-Pfc. AAF, flight engineer, 3 yr. in US Martinson, Burnell-Air Crew gr. chief, US Masters, Robert-Lt. AAF Bombardier McCutcheon, Robert-Sgt., joined Marines 1939, 4th Div., Pearl Harbor, Marshalls, Saipan, Tinian, Iwo, 5 battle stars, Pres. citation, amphibious truck driv- er, reenlisted Army Air Corps, reported Sept. 1945 ro Army McDonald, Gordon-Cpl. Antiaircraft mechanic, en- listed Oct. '41, Hawaii, in 42 mo. McGee, George-Cpl. Air Corps, China, Pacific, re- turns to China McKenna, Jack-Sgt. replacement depot, Africa, It- aly, later Asst. Chaplin, in 3 yrs., made headlines round the world when he played shoeless in Arab Bowl jan. '44 McCracken, Ned--Capt. 20th Air Force B-29, 3 bat- tle stars, Japan, Guam, Okinawa, 3 yr. in, 1 yr. overseas, headed armament McKeever, Bob-Capt., Infantry Cannon Co. Philip- pines, overseas 18 mo. New Guinea, recommended for Capt., 5 yrs. in, overseas 18 mo. Netherland, E. Indies McMahon, Don-Lt. RAF, Eagle Squadron, iightez' pilot 8th Air Force, Battle of Britain, Africa, Italy, missing Miller, Al-Capt. 15th AAF, navigator, bombardier, Caribbean, ETO, 4 battle stars, Africa, Rome- Arno, Po-Appennes, in 8 yr. overseas 3 yr. Unit citation, work with tanks, 3 Air Medals, Bronze Star, Purple Heart, Army and Navy, Good Con- duct Miller, Lewis-Pfc., Infantry Pacific, Douglas Engi- neer after grad. UCLA, now l4lst Replacement Band in Leyte Mitchell, Harold-Radio T-3c Pacific Mitchell, Robert-Navy Phamrcist mate Mitchell, William-Navy, injured, medical discharge, no foreign service Mitchem, Ben-Pilot AAF Nelson, james R.--Pfc. Hodges lst Army, ETO, Combat Infantryman, 2 battle stars, French Croix de Guerre, Purple Heart, Pres. Unit Citation firewire Newbury, Robert L.-Navy lc fspl, 3 yrs. in San Diego designing, blue printing Newton, Gerald-Sgt. killed in auto crash, Wis. Normington, Phil-Pfc. Infantry, Philippines, Okin- awa,, wounded Easter Sun., Purple Heart, in ser- vice 18 mo., Hospital Palm Springs Norris, Edward-Sgt. HQ Co., Patton's 3rd Army, Armored Infantry, 2 battle stars, Ruhr, Austria, 4 yr. in, 6 mo. overseas, earlier desert tr. O'Hagan, Turlough-In service O'Neil Ronald J.-Chief Warrant Oflicer, Hawaii Osborn, Burton-Ensign Air Corps, missing in Solo- mons Pearson, George-Sgt. Air Corps, Radio operator B- 24, 3 yrs., in no foreign service, many camps in US Pidgeon, Charles-In service Pike, Burton-Capt. Veterinarian, Embarkation Kit- chens San Francisco, inspects food on troup trains, troup transports, quarrantine, in 3 yrs. Plymell, Cal-S lc, Navy, 4 yr. in Polley, James-Cpl. Army Air Corps, 3 yrs., in scientific study on Radar, MIT, no foreign service Polonsky, Herman-S-Sgt. Army Air Corps, Link Trainer, 4 yrs. in, not overseas Pope, Robert F.-lst Lt. Air Corps, Instructor B-29's, P-39's, B-l7's, 50 mo. in, not overseas Pope, Val-T Sgt., Signal corps, killed in France Porter, Carlton-Lt. Quartermaster, Alaska, AAF, Aleutians, Officer of Flying Safety Potter, Harold-Lt. ljgl, Pacific Powers, Kelly-Navy Radar 3: LST, New Guinea, Iwo, Leyte, Formosa, Okinawa, Tokyo Price, Lawrence-Electrician's M lc, USS Raven, mine sweeper, USS Mata, tug, USS Pecos, des- troyer, USS Mackinae, sea plane tender, saw service off England, Guadlacanal, China Purvis, Theodore-Lt. fjgl, Pacific, Iceland Pyle, Jack-In service Ralston, Richard-lst. Lt. Infantry, lst Artillery, 4 battle stars, Bulge, Battle Austria, Ruhr, lst to cross Rhine, deepest spearhead in Austria, Bronze Star for planning and executing attack, pres, citation, one of 400 returned from 7000 in sector St. Vith Redparh, George-Radar T 3c, 42 mo in, medical discharge, no foreign service Rider, Kenneth-In service R'ggs, George-In before Pearl Harbor, Philippines, Bataan, medical discharge Riordan, Emmet F.-Lt, Navy USS Casa Blanca, 1 yr. So. Pacific, Flight selection Bd., one yr. LA, Instructor Philadelphia one yr. 42 mo. in Roberts, Fred-Lt. 8th AAF, England, navigator- bombardier B-17, bombed jet plane base, on Ger- many, DFC, Air Medals Robinson, John-lst Lt. Bombardier B-17 in 1943, on lst plane to complete 50 missions in England, 25 missions over Europe, DFC, 4 air medals, Pres. unit citation Rogers, James Ray -In service Rominger, joseph-Ensign Radar, Attack Transport Pacific, grad, Cal-Tech, M.A. Northwestern U. research on steel alloy Root,' john-Sgt. Air Force personnel, engineering, 5 battle stars, Okinawa, 3 yrs. in, during typhoon sheltered in japanese burial tomb Ross, Samuel-Seibert-Navy, Musician lc Rothschild, jack-Lt. jg Merchant Marine, Liberty ships, Tankers, made every big war port, ships attacked, Alaska, Carribean, New Caledonia, N. Atlantic, citation, convoy of 90 ships in Atlantic Routh, Charles F.-Lt. AAF, bombardier S:ruggs, jack L.-Musician, USS Arizona, Pearl Harbor, Purple Heart, went down at Pearl Har- bor on USS Arizona l48 tittttitkiittitiiiiitttt Seares, Ray-Capt, Troop carrier command, Navi- gator, 42 mo. overseas, 8 battle stars, Africa, Sicily, Rome-Arno, Naples, Foggia, Normandy, N. France, Ardennes, Rhineland, Central Germany, Pathfinder, 2 Pres. citations, 5 air medals Self, john-Lt. Military Police, So. Pacific, followed Marines to Solomons Aug. '42, New Caledonia, New Georgia, Guadalcanal Sellers, Rex-Sgt. Medical Corps, Station Hospital New Guinea, 20 mo, overseas, in 3 yrs., Philippines Seynei, Philip-Capt. antiaircraft, Battery Comman- der, 2 battle Stars, Kiska, Attu, 58 mo., in, 22 overseas, Pres, Unit citation, 3rd highest grade when commissioned, his battery did defense duty at United Nations' Conference, San Francisco Shaar, Camille M., jr.-Lt. commissioned '42, North- western U., USS Alabama at Tarawa, USS St. Paul, USS Arkansas, now Annapolis Sharp, Donald-Navy Smith, Jullien-Medical school degree MD 1946 Souders, Raymond-Pfc. Army, 32nd Infantry, Guam, Leyte, Okinawa, 18 mo. in service Spencer, Charles Reid-Major 12th, 15th AAF P-38 pilot, sqn. comdr., Mediterranean, 37 mo. in, 13 mo. overseas, 28 missions, 6 enemy air craft destroyed, 4 air medals, Silver Star, DFC, Purple Heart, killed in action, Italy Spencer, james-Navy Sperry, Bob-2nd Lt. Infantry, in 18 mo. US Spitzer, john B.-B-17 Standlee, Norman-1st Lt. Anti-Aircraft, China, India, Burma, 4 yr. in, aide to Commanding officer Stanton, Rodney-Lt. regular Navy supply corps, Pearl Harbor, Coral Sea, Savo, Santa Cruz, USS So. Dakota, Halsey's flag ship, Battle ship X, two articles in Sat. Evening Post Still, Leslie-Sgt. Engineer, Bus. Mgr. Corps Cour- ier 2 battle stars, 18 mo. Hawaii, Leyte, Okinawa, Philippines Stone, Eston, S lc, Naval Air Corps Storch, Don--Lt. Navy, Atlantic, submarine sup- ply corps, in 4 yr. Teasdal, Harry-Navy Thompson, Howard-lst Lt., lead navigator B-24, 47 missions, ll mo. So Pacific, 13th Air Force, in Bomber Barons, 7 battle stars, Borneo, Truk, Balikpapan, Saipan, Palau, Leyte, Pres. citation, 14 Air Medals, 2 planes left out of 26 Thorp, Lee-Sgt, 33 mo. in Philippines, Australia, N. Guinea, Pres. Unit Citation, 1 star, Bond Tour, This is your Infantry after return Truesdell, Charles-Lt. Coast Artillery Thurston, Harry-S lc, Pacific, Aviation Tracy, Bob Clyde-Armed Guard, Alaska, Boat hit by japs Utter, Don-Sgt. X-Ray Technician 15th Air Force Hospital, Italy, Africa, Rome, Palestine Vitek, jim-Capt. pilot Mustang P-51, downed 3 1-2 ME-l09's, 13 mo. in England, entered Nov. 1941, 4 battle stars, D-Day Normandy, Battle of Bulge, So. France, Berlin, Ger., DFC, 10 air medals, still in service Van Horn, Richard-In service Wadle, Fred-Lt. Sth AAF, Germany Walbridge, Thomas--Lt. USN, escort minesweeper, USS Caution, 3 yr. in, 17 mo. overseas, Mar- shalls, Gilberts, Marianas Walker, Rex-T5, Army Engineer, ETO, Pa:ific Watson, jack-Navy technicians's school Watt, Milo-Coast guard pilot, Air Corps, flew Cataline, 4 yrs. in Way, William Richard--In service Wegter, Ray-Coast Guard, Alaska Store Keeper lc, 4 yrs. in, 1 yr. Alaska, supply ofiicer, 3 yr. Wilmington, Cal. West, Clyde-In service 149 Westby, Darwin-Sgt. Anticaircraft, Infantry, 3 yr. mo. overseas, Germany, France, Europe, star, Pearl Harbor, New Guinea, Clark in, 8 battle Field, Manila Wgte, Max William-Pfc. Army, radio, 8 mo. in S White, Stanley-Av MM 2c Navy, 42 mo in, 10 overseas Whiteneck, Kenneth-Cpl. AAF, 18 mo. Iceland, overseas 3 yr. ETO, 5 major battles, England, No. France, St. Lo., Bulge, Germany, in 44 mo. Wilcox, Edward-AAF Wilcox, Victor-Lt. AAF, P-38, missing in Phil- ippines, jan 5, 1942 Wilder, Phil-Sgt. Army Engineers, Middle East Williams, Al-T Sgt crew chief B-29, 20th AAF, 40 misions, Guam, 1 battle star, Japan, P:es. citaion, Bronze Star Wilson, James-in Service Wilson, Ted-In service Wingo, Reg-T-Sgt. Navy Air Transport Command, Hawaii Hickam Field, reconverted patrol boats Witwer, Jack Leroy-S lc Troop transport, USS Leonard Wood, 4 yr. overseas, Marianas, Philip- pines, Iwo, Okinawa, ship left him on island 6 wks. Wonder, Donald-Cpl. Infantry, Patton's Third Army, in 3 yrs., 1 yr. overseas Woodward, Herbert-Sgt. Air Service Command photos France, 2 yrs., photos in Ireland, Lochced Wyatt, Walter-S lc, 10 mo. in service, jr. College Chicago, Church Board and Choir in unit Wyatt, Elston W.-In service Yancy, Bob-lst Lt. postal clerk, Eng, 22 mo. over- seas, Lt. Antiaircraft Young, Joe-Cpl. Signal Corps Patton's Army, 4 battle stars, Germany, Belgium, France, Austria, Luxenberg, 20 mo. overseas Yoder, Niel-Sgt. Infantry 4 1-2 yrs. in 33 mo. Pacific, Hawaii, New Hebrides, New Caledonia, New Zealand, New Georgia, Guadalcanal in hospital Yorba, Vincente S. Bud--Pfc. Marine paratrooper Zeise, Carl-Army Engineer, Switzerland, in 1 yr. Zoif, Graham-Lt. USS Columbia, dentist, Palau, in 4 yr., Hawaii Zulch, Fred-In service I938 Albright, Martyn B.-Lieut jg Aldrich, Fred-Capt. Army Engineers Instructor Pipeline Work, 4 yr. in Allen, Roy-Anti-Aircraft Camp Callan, Calif. Anderson William C.--Capt. 8th AAF, killed in plane crash, England B-17 Arbogast Glenn L.-lst Lt. Coast Artillery Anti- Aircraft Okinawa Hawaii 251st Guard Panama, 5 yr. in, 2 battle stars, Pearl Harbor Ausburn, Herbert-Chief Storekeeper, CPO, Base Philippines, 4 yr. in, 2 yr. overseas Ballou, Peter-Pfc., Bomb Wing, Guam 6 mo. overseas 31 mo. in, Radio controlled bombing Barber, Wayne-S Sgt. Marine Air Corps, So. Pacific, Checkerboard Sqn. Bell, james-S Sgt., 13th AAF Fighter Sqn., Air Radio Operator, Pearl Harbor, Bougainville, Guadalcanal, 43 mo. overseas Benton, jack G.--Pvt. AAF, Radio Operator, 2 yr. in Bibby, Neil-Lt. jg, Instructor at Corpus Christi, 38 mo. in Birkholm, Cox--Lt. Fighter pilot, Hellcat, USS Lexington, old and new, 36 combat missions, Tarawa, Wake, Kwajalein, Palau, Hollandia, Truk, Saipan, Guam, 13 Sorties supporting land- ings, 3 enemy planes shot down, was shot down, floated 14 hr., 4 yr. in, 3 yr. foreigs duty, DFC, Air Medal, 5 Gold Stars Black, Byron L.-Sgt. AAF Crew Chief, plane maintence, ETO, 8th Air Force, battle stars, 18 mo. overseas, 3 yr. in Class of 1938 Contlnuell Blackman, Geoffrey-Lt. Navy Aviator, Catalina Flying Boat, So. Pacific, 7 battle stars, 30 mo. overseas, 60 mo. in, Midway, Santa Cruz, Guadal- canal rescued survivors sinking sbips, planes Bockmon, Ed-Zc Petty Officer, Phys. Training, San Diego, District Camp Baseball Team, 42 mo. in Boggess, jack W.-Ensign, Paymaster USS San Jacinto, Transport, 4 yr. in Bostwick, Ralph-Ship Fitter Zc, Salvage and Deep Sea Diver, Guam, Tinian, Saipan, 23 mo. in, 16 mo. overseas Bradiield, David-Lt. jg, Submarine, US 4 yr. in Brophy, Vincent-lst Lt. ATC, Ferry Command, Carribean, Brazil, N. Atlantic, Greenland, Fight- er Pilot, Japanese Offensive, China Offensive, 4 battle stars, 2 yr. overseas, 6 yr. in Brownell, Robert-Fire Controlman 3c, USS Pick- erel, reported missing off Midway Islands, June 1943, 11 mo. in Budding, William A.--Lt. Annapolis Grad, 1942 Bunton, Robert-Pvt., Army Transport, Stockton, Cal., Aviation Mechanic, 3 yr. in Burrell, Robert-lst Lt. ATC Himalayas, Burma, India, China, DFC, 4 Air Medals, Pres. Citation, 139 missions, 4 yr. in, Ferry command, Dallas, Texas Burress, Gene-2nd Lt. ETO, 9th AAF, 6 battle stars, 4 Air Medals, 45 mo. in, 8 mo. overseas Callis, Millard-Lt. Marine Aviator, Palau, Philip- pines, DFC, 100 missions 1 yr. overseas, 4 yr. in Campbell, Robert-Army, Honolulu Caruso, Paul-S Sgt. Carey, Richard-Capt. 8th AAF, B-17 Shot down over Germany, Prisoner of war, 22 mo. Moose- burg, On Death March, Purple Heart, pilot at 16, Canadian RCAF Christensen, Ed-lst Lt. AAF, US 3 yr. in Clark Leigh-Chemical Engineering 'kir1lri k'k'k'k Class ol 1038 Continued Clark, Ralph-Capt. pilot, 8th AAF, B-17, 35 mis- sions, operations officer, ATC, C-54 So. Pacific, wounded back to US, took llth Airborne into Tokyo 7 da. before Fleet and ground forces went in, brought prisoners home, 7 battle stars, Europe, Pacific, DFC, 4 Air Medals, Pres. Citation, Japan VJ Day Clearwater, Charles Earl-Sgt., AAF, Mechanic B-29, 42 mo. in US Clearwater, Paul-T 5 5th Army, British 8th Army, Radio Armored, 5 Battle Stars, Sicily, Anzio, Rome-Arno, Po Valley, 31 mo. overseas, 34 mo. in Clapp, Leo-2c Gunner's Mate, Coast Guard, At- lantic, Pacific, 3 yr. in Collins, Ellsworth-S 2c Nashville, Tenn. Air Sta- UCD Collins, Larry-Sgt., 6th Div., 6th Army Infantry, radio, 5 battle stars, N. Guinea, Philippines, Korea, 3 yr. in, 30 mo. overseas, Bronze star, In- ' fantryman's badge, wrote Foxhole Letters in In- dependent Conner, Don-Y Zc, Coast Guard, Law Dept., ' Australia, N. Guinea, 3 yr. in Cooney, Bill-S Sgt., Aerial Gunner 8th AAF, 30 missions, Unit Citation, 54 mo. in, 24 mo. overseas Cowles, Andrew-Sgt., Tank Command, lst, 3rd, 7th, 9th Armies, 7 battle stars Africa, Tunisia, Sicily, Normandie, Bulge, Cent. Europe, Belgian Foragere, 54 mo. in, 33 mo. overseas Craig, Lee L.-lst Lt. 81st Div. Wildcat, Medical corps, 2 battle stars, Bronze star, Purple Heart, Palau, Anguar, Leyte, 18 mo. overseas, 42 mo. in Cramer, Frank-Research, Medical Corps, Camp Forest, Tenn. Crotinger, Roy-Pharmacist Mate lc, Battle of Atlantic Crutchfield, Bill Ewing-Capt. Marines, 79 missions in dive bomber, Pacific, Philippines, Bismark, 3 DFC'c, Air Medal, Bronze star, Pres. Citation, Navy Unit Citation gf 'k'ki'i'1l'1k'k'k Cummins, Gene-Merchant Marine, 5 yr. in Daley, James-Ensign, Air Corps Davis, Elmer G.-Shipfitter Zc, Minesweeper, USS Graylag, 3 yr. in, San Diego Deats, Paul-QM lc, Navigator, USS Pontus, tor- pedo boat tender, Philippines, N. Guinea, Bor- neo, Surigao Straits, 37 mo. in, 19 mo. overseas, 5 battle stars Dickie, Charles-S lc Terminal Island, 2 yr. in, Navy Armed Guard Dickinson, David- Capt. Comdr. Artillery Btn., 2 battle stars, N. Guinea, Philippines, 5 yr. in, 41 mo. overseas, Silver Star, Pres. Citation Dreckman, Gene-Major, AAF, Sqn. Comdr., Panama, Guadalcanal, So. Pacifs, Forced down, in Hawaiian Is. Silver Star, 2 DFC, 10 Air Med- als, 3 battle stars, 54 mo. in, 30 mo. overseas Duckworth, Vernon-Merchant Marine, Overseas, Combat Stars ,2 yr. in Durant, Roger-Chief Pharmacist, Vella La Vella I., Russell I., Guadalcanal, Ellice I., N. Caledonia, Citation for special achievement, 20 mo. overseas, 44 mo. in Ege, Robert--T Sgt. Safety ground tech. AAF, 3 . 'n Eldler, ,Lawrence-Air Corps, Tex. Eselun, Albert-lst Lt. 8th AAF Bomber Com- mand B-17, 4 Air Medals, DFC, 36 mo. in 4 battle stars Faris, John Wilsm-Capt. dentist, Dental Corps, 32 mo. in Ferguson, Don-Lt. Navy, Engineer, USS Ptarmi- gan, Minesweeper, Aleutians, 3 yr. in Forker, Ben-in service Fowler, Bill-Lt. jg, Central Pacific, 108 Bomber Sqn. Gilberts, Marshalls, Marianna, invasions, 3 battle stars, Navy Unit Citation, 3 yr. in Freeman, Noel-Chief Pharmacist's Mate, 28 mo. in, 22 mo. overseas Gallup, Dick-lst Lt. Army, Pearl Harbor, 251 Guard, Figis, Palmyra I. finance Gescheider, Jack-Chief Storekeeper, Sicily, Africa Invasion, 24 mo. in Gardiner, Harold-Canadian Air Force, England Gould, Wm. Burton-Chief Carpenter's Mate, Sea- bees, Alaska, Yokasuka, Naval Base, Japan, 3 yr. in Griggs, John-Lt., Annapolis Greeley, Bob-Lt. jg, gunner ofhcer, torpedoman, Anapolis grad., 7 battle stars, Iwo Jima, Okin- awa, Leyte, Philippines, Japan, USS Wellman, Destroyer, USS Mash, Destroyer Escort Haake, Brian-Lt. Comdr. US Maritime Service, Engineer, all theaters of war, 90 mo. in, 40 mo. overseas, Combat Service Ribbon Hamilton, Clarence--Musician 3c, USS Robert L. Haroze, Troop Transport, 5 battle stars, Leyte, 3 yr. in Hackett, Don--Baker Zc, No. Atlantic, USS Car- mic, Destroyer, 2 battle stars, Normandie, Cas- ablanca, So. France, Middle East, 42 mo. in, 3 yr. overseas Harris, Willard-Pvt. Army Post Ofhce, N. Y., died, meningitis Hanbery, Jack-lst Lt., Surgeon, Stanford Hos- pital, 3 yr. in Hanson, Larry--Lt. Navy Bureau of Aeronautics, Washington DC, Jet Propulsion Hauenstein, Clifford-Capt., Pilot, B-17, 60 mis- sions, Figis, Guadalcanal, Hawaii, DFC, 4 Air Medals, 4 yr. in Hayes, Roby-T Sgt., Psychologist, hospital records, March Field Hedden, Donald-Sgt. in charge of prisoners of war, 2 battle stars, 2nd Army, 4 yr. in Heinz, Bob--Navy Cadet, Hutchinson, Kansas Hendrickson, Jimmy-lst Mate, Merchant Marine, Samoa, So. Pacific, 4 yr. in i k'k1kir1k'k'k Henry, Kenneth-Cpl. AAF radio operator, mech- anic, US, 3 yr. in Hess, Charles-Pfc. Artist in Maryland, 3 yr. in Hight, Chester-Pfc. AAF, Link instructor, radio operator, mechanic B-29, Texas, 3 yr. in Hindley, Lewis-Lt. Navy, Battle of Atlantic, Skip- per PT Boat, Attu, Lead Navigator, Aleutians, Charge of transportation Maintan Is., So. Pacific, 3 yr. in Hill, Claude-Sgt. 251 Coast Ardllery, Hawaii, Radioman lc, Aleutains Hjorth, Bill-Lt. USS LaSalle, attack transport, Philippines, 3 battle stars, Tarawa, Guadalcanal, 54 mo. in 1-Iollar, Floyd-Pfc. Paratrooper England, hospital 3 mo. frozen feet, 3rd Army, 6 mo. overseas Holmes, George-Merchant Marine, Munitions Howard, Vernon-S lc, Seattle, Wash., 2 yr. in, Avi. Metalsmith Hughes, Charles John-1st Lt. Infantry Army of Occupation, Japan, 30 mo. in Hutchinson, Woods-Capt. AAF China, Burma, India Theater, Financial Work, 4 yr. in, 18 mo. overseas Hunt, Harry-Capt. Pilot, Air Transport Command, China, Burma, India, Air Medal, DFC, 42 mo. in, 450 hr. in air Hutton, James-Avi. Machi nist Zc, Casualty unit, 3 yr. in Irvine, Wesley-S Sgt. Signal Corps, AAF, Radio, Radar, Alaska, Z yr. overseas, 42 mo. in Jackson, Campbell-Ordnance, Santa Anita Jacobs, Harvey-Znd Mate, Radio, Merchant Mar- ine, Caroline I., 1 yr. in Jay, Roger Glenn--Lt. AAF, Souix City, Ia., In- structor, Killed in plane crash Jenkins, John-In service Johnston, Ralph-Asst. Engineer, Merchant Marine, All theaters of war, 6 yr. in Johnston, Wayne-T Sgt. Armored Gunner, Italy, 15th Air Force, B-24, 4 Air Medals, Unit Gt- ation, 7 battle stars, 2 yr. in Johnson, Don F.-Lt. Navy, 7th Amphibious Force, Engineer, LST, Leyte, Tokyo Harbor, 8 battle stars, 40 mo. in, 24 mo. overseas, 14 invasions, Admiralty, Buna, Lingayan, Borneo, Tokyo Jones, Delwin-Sgt. 32nd Div. 6th Army, 2 battle stars, N. Guinea, Papuan, Unit Citation, Combat Infantry Badge, 3 yr. in Joplin, Dickey-Lt. jg LCT Skipper, 4 battle stars, Philippines, N. Guinea, 30 mo. in Jordan, Earl Stephen-Aviation Metalsmith, overseas Kaylor, Lawrence-Lt. jg, dentist, USS Frank Knox, attack transport, Japanese Area, USS Effingham Keithley, Robert-Navy Kelley, Claude-M Sgt. Field Artillery, England Kendall, Don-Sgt. Anti-Aircraft Kenworth, Robert-Lt. jg, Flight deck oflicer cata- pault, Central Pacific, Escort Carrier USS Attu, 2 battle stars, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, 3rd Fleet, 9 mo. overseas, 23 mo. in Kerth Robert-Sgt. B-Z4 Engineer, 766th Bomber Sqn., 10 missions, Po Valley, Vienna, Naples Kibler Marvin-Tech 3 Medical Corps, 5th Army, Wounded in Italy, 2 yr. in Kingsbury, Don-Pfc., Clerk Typist, Northern Italy, Av. Engineer, 2 battle stars, 3 yr. in Kluehe, Bernard-Pfc., Japanese Language Kounias, Bob George-In service Laney, Floyd-Sgt. Ft. Benning, Ga. Lange, Edward--Lt. Air Corps Leavitt, Guy Chamberlin-In serivce Leininger, Robert George-Av. Ordnance lc, Gun- ner, Land Based Bombing Sqn. 5 battle stars, Mar- shall Is., Admiralty I., Philippines, Air Medal Leonard, Burrell-Av. MM lc, in Navy 1939 Lett, Royal-Lt. Blimp Patrol, Aleutians, USS Pem- iscot, New Orleans, 5 yr. in Leslie, Richard-Cpl. Radio, New Jersey 150 i' 'A' 'A' 'A' ir 'k i' 'A' Leuzinger, Leslie-Capt., Anit-Aircraft, Central Pacific Linkem, Gene-Sgt. AAF, Ground Crew, Guam, 3 yr. in Madison, Howard B.-Capt. Medical Corps, 251 Guard, ETO, Pearl Harbor, 4 battle stars Madole, Eugene-2nd Lt. Marine pilot, killed in action, Midway, Navy Cross Martini, Louis--Navy Air Corps, Los Alamitos Mathes, Dudley-In service Maze, Jim-Sgt. Army Machine Record Unit, 251st Coast Art., Anti-Aircraft, 6 HQ, Philippines, Honshu, 14 mo. overseas, 44 mo. in McDairmont, Bob-In service McDonald, Leo-Army McFarland, lee-Lt. Navy, Alaska, Pacific McKee, Don-T Sgt. ATC Aerial Gunner, So. Pac- ific, North Africa, Algiers,, 3 yr. in McKee, George-CTO 9th Army 330th Infantry, Germany McKenna, james-Storekeeper 3c, Okinawa, Los Alamitos fireman, 2 yr. in Miburn, Major-Av. Machinist lc, Philippines, 16 mo. overseas, 5 yr. in Middough, Robert--Sgt. Medical Btn. 84th Infantry, African, Middle East, Prisoner of War 1 da. before VE Day ETO Bronze Star, Unit Citation, 3 battle stars, 1 yr. overseas, 3 yr. in Miles, Don--Navy Air Mechanic, New Caledonia Miller, Albert Edward--Corp. Infantry, Pacific, wounded, Purple Heart, Marksmanship Medal Expert Bayonet Medal, 3 battle stars, 2 yr. over- seas, 42 mo. in Miller, Carl-B M lc Invasion Marianas, Marshall, Philippines Miller, Maurice-Av. Radio Mech. Zc, Figis Morgan, Monroe-Capt. Marines Intelligence, Cen- tral Pacific, 3 battle stars, Tarawa, Saipan, Okin- awa, 46 mo. in, 32 mo. overseas, Pres. Unit Cit- ation for 2nd Marine Div. at Tarawa Mousel, Vincent-Capt. 13th AAF, Pilot B-24, 64 missions, Philippine, Admiralties, 3 Air Medals Murray, Arnold-Lt. Japanese Language Interpreter, Tokyo O'Brien, John-Major, ATC Chief Pilot, New Ham- pshire, flew North Atlantic, C-54, DFC, 3 yr. in Ockerman, Don-Merchant Marine, Troop Ship, 18 mo. in, around world, transported Prisoners of war Ogilby, Rod-Sgt. QM, Supplies Director Hobby Shop, Petersbugrg, Va., 2 yr., 4 yr. in Olson, Harold-Lt. jg, Diesel Engineer, Boston Navy Yard O'Neill, Ronald-Warrant Officer Pay clerk, USS San Francisco, Solomons, USS West Virginia shot out from under him at Pearl Harbor Painter, Hal-Lt. Comdr. gunnery officer, Murmansk Russian suicide run with munitions, on staff of Comdr. of destroyers of Pacific Fleet, inspected guns on cruisers, destroyer escorts, detroyer, 5 yr. in, Marshalls, Saipan, Iwo Jima, Ships, USS Cascade, USS Bracket, USS Relief Pardee, Everett-Sgt. Physical therapy work, Camp White, Ore., 3 yr. in Peckinpaugh, Robert--AAM lc Admiralties, 18 mo. overseas, 42 mo. in Peek, Frank-S Sgt. Gunner, 20th AAF, B-29, missing in action over Japan Penrod, Robert-AM 2c British West Indies, 21 mo. Pierce, Charles-Major, Asst. director flying, Fort Meyers, Fla., 5 yr. in Price, George-Chief MM, USS Tomahawk, navy tanker, Pearl Harbor, Tarawa, Coral Sea Probst, Warren--Cpl. Radar Signal Corps, 2 yr. in, 1 yr. overseas Poper, Dick-S Sgt. AAF Engineer, Wright Field, Santa Ana, Calif. 151 ir1ki k'k'kir'k Prouse, Harold-lst Lt. pilot B-24, 23 missions, 2 battle stars, Normandie, Battle of Europe, shot down in flames near Leipsig, 2 survived, prisoner 10 mo. Stalag Luft, hospital for burns, 4 Air Medals, Purple Heart Randall, Hap-Chief QM, Destroyer, Asiatic Pacific, 3 yr. overseas, 4 yr. in, Occupation of japan Randall, Ralph-In service Ransom, Deryl-Mo MM lc mobile amphibious, repair Marine engines, LCT, 2 invasion spearheads N. Britian, Hollondia, Biak, Finchaven, personal commendation ribbon, 8 Flotilla, 7th Fleet, 3 yr. in, 22 mo. overseas Reed, james-Capt. Field Artillery, Execturive oflicer ETO, interpreter between American and Russian Engineers, met Russian VE Day, Bronze Star, 1 yr. overseas, 42 mo. in Reith, Bob-Pfc. Air Corps Ordnance, Galapagos I. Panama Canal defense 8 mo., 3 yr. in Rinella, Robert Bud--Ensign, Merchant Marine, deck ofhcer, around world, ship hit, 28 mo. over- seas, 33 mo. in, all combat areas Roane, Ronald--Coast Guard, Pacific Roberson, Lonnie-lst Lt. Army Intelligence Seattle, Wash., Command of Homicide Sqn., Military Police, Manila, 42 mo. in Robinson, Clayton-Pfc AAF Training Command Robinson, Oren-Cpl. Africa, Sicily, Italy, 2 yr. overseas Rodecker Wally-lst Lt. pilot, Engineer, 2 battle stars, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, flew C'-46, C-47, Army, Navy Commendation medals, evacuated wounded, 11 mo. overseas, 40 mo. in Rodgers, Merle-S Sgt. lst Army Engineer, met Russians VE Day, was cook, Fort Riley, Kansas, Santa Anita Root, Corwin--Sgt. 1st, 3rd Armies in Europe, Nor- manidie plus 3, 2 battle stars, wounded Aug. 1944, 14 mo. hospitals, England, US, Purple Heart, Artillery observation Btn. Rosenlof, Bill-lst Lt. Chemical Warfare, Air Ser- vice Command Rothwell, Bill-lst Lt. 20th AAF, Navigator, Bom- bardier B-29's, Japan, 35 missions, 42 mo. in Rudd, John-Navy Cadet Runston, Wally-Navy Pharmacist's M Rutherford, Phil-Sgt. AAF, Pressure Chamber, 3yr. in Savaya, John-AMM 3c Helio Hawaii, 1 yr., Long Beach Ferry Command, 17 mo. Shanley, Robert-Major Army Engineer lst Cav- alry Div., 4 battle stars, Admiralties, Leyte, Manila, Tokyo, lst troups in Manila, lst Div. in Tokyo, 31 mo. oveseas, 41 mo. in, Bronze star Shelley, Ben-Army Air Cadet, 23 mo. in Short, Fenton-Ensign, overseas Sissons, Roy-Army, Fresno Skeith, George-Warrant Officer, Amphibious ser- vice, cargo, transports, 5 invasion stars, Morocco, Guadalcanal, Bouganville, N. Britian, 7 yr. in Smith, Bill-M lc, Coast Guard, Air-Sea rescue Smith, DeBoyd-Cpl. AAF Lubbock, Tex. 14 mo. in Smith, Robert Lee-M Sgt. Gunner Anti-Aircraft, Coast Artillery, All S. Pacific invasions, battle stars for all invasions, 3 yr. overseas Smith, Sid-Signalman lc, USS Oakland, Cruiser, Asiatic Pacific, ll battle stars, Philippine Liber- ation, 30 mo. overseas, 4 yr. in Smith, Warren-Lt. Troop Carrier Command, Pilot, 2 yr. in US Sowden, john-lst Lt. ETO aide to commanding officer, 9th AAF, Holland, Germany Spencer, John-Chief Commissary Steward, USS Oklahoma, USS Mississippi, Z amphibious force ships, 5 yr. sea duty, all Pacific invasions, 5 battle stars, Aleutians, Gilberts, Marshalls, Philippines, Okinawa Stauffacher, Wilis-Lt. jg., Amphibious, Atlantic Steiner, George-Radio Tech lc, Attack transport, Tarawa, Marshalls, Bouganville, N. Guinea, Guam, Palau, 14 mo. overseas 'k'kir1l'ir'k'k'k Class of 1938 Continued Stephenson, Dan-Av. Machinist, lc, Radio con- trolled planes, 6 yr. in, 20 mo overseas, So. Pac- ific, Atlantic Stevens, Henry Gray-Merchant Marine Lt. Nav- igator Stribley, Bill-S Sgt., AAF Armament, China, 3 yr. in, 25 mo. foreign duty, Distinguished Unit Citation Sykes, Frank-S Sgt., Anti-Aircraft, Communi- cation, Pearl Harbor, Bouganville Tabbert, Burton Richard-Chief Machinist's M., US S Wasp, USS Yorktown, USS Saratoga, all car- riers, many battle stars Teacl, Barry-Navy, Signalman, Pacific Thomas, Joe-Army personnel psychiatry Thompson, Maddox-lst Lt. AAF Photo Recon- naissance, French Indo-China, Leyte, Mindora, Okinawa, Japan, 5 Air Medals, Pres. Citation, pictures Atom Bombing, signing Peace treaty, 30 mo. in, 10 mo, overseas Thurmond, James-Major AAF Admin., Eisen- hower's supreme Allied Command Hq., in charge of missions to Norway, received medal personally from King, Norway, 6 battle stars, Air Offensive over Europe, Ruhr, Western Euope, 3 yr. in, 33 mo. overseas Timmerhoff, Richard-Sgt. Signal corps, Alaska, Battle Star, Attu Tomblin, Edward-Radar Tech. lc LSM, 18 mo. in, 4 mo. overseas Trane, Bob-Sgt., AAF, Radio Scott Field, Ill. Tresfon, Pete--Lt. Medical Admin., 18 mo. Pacific Turner, Charles A.-Pvt., Medical Admin., 10 mo. US Utter, Bob-lst Lt. Chemical Warfare, B-29, 20th AAF, India, Australia, France, Psychological dept. 'k'k'k1k'k'k'A k Clan ol 1938 Continued Vance, Wally-Storekeeper lc, Manila, dispersing Specialist, I0 mo. overseas, 4 yr. in, land based Van Leuven, Bill-Petty Ofiicer lc, Storekeeper, Aleutians, 12 mo. overseas, 38 mo. in, 1 battle star, Attu, 4 decorations Voorhes, Julian-T 4, Red Arrow Div., Philippines, Pres. Citation, 38 mo. in, combat Infantryman's Award, 4 battle stars Duane-Navy Air Cadet, Athens, Ga. Jack-lst Lt. Infantry, Signal Corps, 5 battle stars, Normandie, Battle of Bulge, Rhine- lands, Central Germany, Pigeon Unit Warren Wm.-Navy Waterman, Don-S Sgt. Coast Artillery Corps, Admin. Asst. National Guard, Asiatic Pacific, Luzon Campaign, 9 yr. in, 41 mo. overseas Watson, Jack-In service Webb, Doug--Lt. Navigator 8th AAF, killed in plane crash, Sutton, England Weiller, Dakin-AMM Zc, Navy Air Corps, killed in Action, Brazil Weissker, Herman-S Sgt. Air Corps, Admin., Z yr. ETO, 3 yr. in, battle stars Wilson, Graham-AAF ground crew, San Bern- ardino Wickham, Charles-Lt. Naval Air Wing Wines, Kenton-Lt. Navy Air Corps Pilot, In- structed British Cadets, so. Pacific Williamson, Hubert-SM lc, Z yr. So. Pacfic Wrenn, Bill-Sm lc Coast Guard, Aerial Photo- grapher, 42 mo. in, 1 yr. So. Pacific Weisenhutter, Fred-Pvt. Medical Btn., Mt. Mataba Luzon ,Philippines, Bronze Star, Evacuated wound- ed over hazardous territory I939 Adams, Herbert Bud Jr.-Coast Guard, USS Coro- nado, Patrol Frigate, 4 invasions, N. Guinea, Leyte, Netherlands, 4 battle stars, 3 yr. in Warner, Warner, irikakaktttt Aguilar, Bob-Cpl. 5th Army, Artillery, Supply Man, 5 battle stars, Bulge, Normandie, No. France, Ardennes, Rhineland, Bronze Star, Africa, Middle East, 36 mo. in Ady, james-Sgt., Army Railway Operations Btn. Germany, 3 yr. in Albertson, Bob-Lt., Navy, Plane Comm. C-54, Guam, Tokyo, Okinawa, Honolulu, 2 yr. overseas Albright, Phil-Signalman Zc, Navy, Ulithi, Carol- ines, Guam, shore duty, 43 mo. in Adamson, John-S Sgt. Army, Finance Disbursment, England, 14 mo. overseas Allen, Phil-lst Lt. Patton's Army, Infantry, Am- munition, Bronze Star, in charge of 1700 Rus- sians German Rehabilitation Center, Czechoslo- vakia, Rhine, Belgium, 30 mo. in Ament, Weston-Capt. AAF pilot, Ferry Command, ATC, India, China line Andrews, Gilbert-T4, 8th Army Signal Corps Americal Div. Telephone Lineman repairman, 2 battle stars, Bouganville, Philippines, Japan, 26 mo. in Asbury, Dave-Lt. jg, pilot PBY, Pago Pago, Fiji, 40 mo. in Atkins, Victor-Lt. USN, Grad. Annapolis 3rd in class of 650, lst in electrical engineering, Silver Star, Submarine, Pacific Badger, Richard Earl--Lt. Infantry, ASTRP, Tech- nology, Germany, 2 yr. in Bailey, Paul-2nd Lt., AAF, Bombardment instruct- or, 3 yr. in Barker, Herb-lst Lt., AAF, Repair Sqn. Engin- eers, Calcutta, India, 4 yr. in Barnes, John-In service Bateman, Bill-Navy Air Corps Beardsly, Gale-In service Beavis, Bob-Ensign, USS Lewis, y , USS Card, carrier, Pres. Unit Citation, Comm. at Annapolis, 2 battle stars, Iwo, Okinawa, Atlantic Behl, John-Ensign, Annapolis Belisle, Kenneth-Avi. Machinist Mate Zc, Hy- draulics, turret instructor, flight engineer, trans- port command destro er escort Besbeck, Edward-Sgt. AAF, aerial gunner instruct- or, Pres. Unit Citation, European Medal, 2 battle stars, England Bickell, Murl-Air Force, Ground Crew Bigelow, Robert-Bo'sn Mate Zc, USN, minesweeper So. Pacific, Cuba, 3 yr. in Blackburn, Robert-Sgt., AAF, Radioman, on bomber, stars, 2 yr. in Boal, George-M Sgt., Army, Chief clerk Bushnell Hospital, Utah, Army Commendation Ribbon, 3 yr. in Bonzer, Alan-Lt. jg, USS Kilty, Destroyer, 3 assault landings, 30 battles, 10 battle stars, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Z Commendations, Pres. Citation, convoy duty in enemy waters Bonzer, Bill-Lt., Army QM, India, Burma, Lido Road, 42 mo. in Bowles, Fred-Pvt. AAF, aircraft mechanic Bracken, Glenn-Lt. jg., Production Engineer, Los Angeles, sub patrol Bradley, Jackson-Navy Minesweeper, Alaska Branham, George-Capt. 8th AAF, B-17, C-54, 4 Air Medals, killed in action, Germany, Oct, 26, 1943, 30 missions Brewster, Glenn Edward-In service Brown, Bill F.-Lt., Naval pilot, Ventura Sqn. Rocket attacks on Kuriles, Paramashiro, Air Medal, Aleutians, No. Pacific, ll mo, overseas Brown, Edward Tinsley- S2c, USS Hanson, de- stroyer, Pres. Citation, 5 battle stars, Alaska, Ta- rawa, Saipan, So. Pacific Brown, john M.-Sgt. 20th AAF Chief clerk, Guam, Tinian 5 battle stars, Air Offetsive japan, East- ern Mandates, Pres. Unit Citation, 4 yr. in, 8 mo. overseas 1ki k'A'i'1lr'Iri' Brown, Milton-Capt., Sth Army Engineers, 4 battle stars, Pres. Citation, Bronze Arrowhead, Purple Heart, Tinian, Air Offensive over Japan, his outfit, 509 dropped Atomic bomb, wounded, Anzio Beachhead, hospitalized Naples 4 mo. N. Africa, Battle of Rome Brown, Wiliam Walter-In service Bruntin, Bill Jr.--BM 3c, Aux. repair dry docks, ARD, Saipan, Guam, So. Pacific, 30 mo. in Bulgin, Lansing--In service Burge, George--QM Zc, USS Shea, Amphibious Forces, 3 battle stars, Palau, Leyte, Invasions, 16 mo. overseas Burnside, Bob-Cox. USS Oglala, USS Mugford, Pearl Harbor, Guadalcanal Invasion, Savo Is. N. Guinea, N. Britain Cairns, John-Boatswain lc, USS John Land, troop Transport, Saipan to Iwo Jima Carlson, Max-Cpl., Army, QM, transportation Carpenter, Win-Lt., AAF, Co-Pilot, B-17, shot down over Germany, freed from Saigan prison camp by Patton's 3rd Army Caron, Bill-Navy M lc, Musician, Band, prison Camps Churchill, Allen-S Sgt., Army, plane inspector Chandler, Orval-In service Clark, Chauncey C.-In service Clark, Horace-Ensign, USS Eastland, troop trans- port, Navigation, Japan, China, Iwo, Okinawa, Battle of Philippines, 3 yr. in Claypool, Charles-Lt. jg, Marine, dental oEcer Cloud, Pat-lst Lt. Infantry, Patton's 3rd Army, Combat Intelligence, 3 battle stars, Bronze stars, 30 mo. in Coleman, Robert-2nd Lt. AAF, Ferry Div., ATC Colson, Lloyd Stewart-S Sgt. Army, Medical Corps, 2 battle stars, So. Pacific, Mediterranean, 31 mo. in Colyear Bayard Jr.-Naval officer Connell, Bob-Pvt. Army Engineer School, 1 of 4 to graduate Conner, Russell-Merchant Marine Cooper, Homer-MoMM lc, CVE, baby carrier, 30 mo. in Cox, Bill-Merchant Marine, QM, Hawaii, 18 mo. in Crain, J. D.-Avi. Ordnance, 3c, Navy Creeden, Larry-S Sgt. lst, 3rd, Armies, 5th Ar- mored Div., dispatcher, 5 battle stars, Normandie, Germany, Bronze Star, 57 mo. in Dallas, Bill-Lt. LST, hospital ship, Okinawa, Phil- ippines V-IZ, Tokyo Bay for Japanese surrender, 6 yr. in Damron, Phil-R T lc, Navy, Guam, 18 mo. over- seas Damsky, Keith-S Sgt., Army Signal Corps, 18 mo. India, Intelligence, 3 yr. in Day, Allan-Lt. Navy Dearth, Don-Pearl Harbor, Army Cadet DeBord, Marvin J.-Army Signal Corps, Radio Tech, Leyte, Tokyo, 30 mo. in Dedrick, Walter-Lt. jg, USN Submarine work, Annapolis grad., destroyer escort Pacific, Okinawa, destroyer, Philippines Dixon, Henry-2nd Lt. Paratrooper, Europe, 30 mo. in Dodgen, Frank-Navy Carpenter Mate lc, So. Paci- fic, 3 yr. in Dollar, Melville-Lt. jg, USS Kyne, communications, Leyte, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Tokyo Douglas, Allen-Lt. jg., Submarine, USS Gunnel, Pacific, Annapolis, Grad. Dorris, Lester-Merchant Marine, oiler, Philippines, Atlantic, Z yr. in Dutro, David-Coast Guard, Long Beach Repair Unit, 38 mo. in Eastwood, Hal-AAF photographer, 42 mo. in US Eikelman, John A.--Lt. aeronautical engineer, 3 yr. in US 162 tktttirii attack on carrier USS Bunker Hill, Okinawa Evans, Clarence-Lt. Army Pilot, B-29, 30 mo. in US Evans, Don-S lc, Marshalls, 8 mo., landing barges Evans, Earl-1st Lt. electrician Navy, US Evans, Wilbur Lee-S Zc, killed by Jap Suicide Farnsworth, Stanley A.-S Sgt., AAF, 3 yr. on Lesser Antilles Fillipow, Francis-Capt. Comdr. Merchant Marine ship, Philippines, Iwo Jima, Alaska, So. Pacific, England Foth, Charles-Sgt. Air Service Command, com- mendation medal, overhauled engines totaling 2,500,000 horsepower in 1 mo. highest record Frizell, Bill-Lt. Army wounded in Germany Gallagher, Harold Grant-Chief Storekeeper, Radar, Navy, I battle star, Okinawa, Pearl Harbor, Guam, Kwajalein, Johnson Is., 4 yr. in, 9 mo. overseas Girvin, Charles Jr.-Lt. AAF., Bombardier 12th Air Force, Africa, Corsica, led bombing group over Italy, 53 missions, 42 mo. in, 4 battle stars, 2 Air Medals, 2 Silver Stars Glazer, Bill--Lt. AAF, Roswell, N. Mexico, instruc- tor, pilot B-29, 3 yr. in Golden, Bill Jr.-lst Lt. AAF, B-17, Labrador, Ireland, Marseilles, England, 25 bomb loads in Germans Goodwin, Joe-Naval Air Station Hosp., Livermore, Cal. Gould, Bill-Carpenteris Mate lc, Seabees Engineer, construction, Aleutians, Marianas, Alaska, 3 yr. in Graham, Bruce-Lt. Marines, 5th Marine Div., So. Pacific on front line battle of Okinawa, com- munications Iwo Jima, ll of 16 days fighting Greenig, Fred-Lt. AAF, pilot, Italy, 6 mo. over- seas, killed in action, Purple Heart Grove, Jack-2nd Lt. AAF, instructor, killed in plane crash, Coalinga Gunn, Herbert-Merchant Marine, Medical Dis- charge, as movie star, Gordan Mac Donald played lead in Thirty Seconds over Tokyo Gunsauls, Donald E.--Ensign, Flight Officer, Utility Sqn. 3 yr. in US Hainley, Wilford-Cpl. AAF, Ground signals, tele- graph office, 3 yr. in Hall, Roger-Navy Hall, Sedley-Chief Aviation Pilot, USN Hanna, A. Morton-Cpl., AAF, armorer, Air offensive Europe, Normandie, Rhineland, No. France, Ardennes, Central Europe, 6 battle stars, Unit Badge Harmon, Oliver E.-Y. lc, USN, HECP School, San Pedro Hannan, Joe-Lt. AAF, pilot B-17, shot down June 13, 1943, ETO, 2 missions, prisoner of war, Stalag, 3 yr. overseas, 6 yr. in, Earlier Alaskan Campaign Hand, Ernest-Navy Storekeeper, Pearl Harbor, many battle stars Hatton, Peter--lst Sgt. military combat police, Patton's Army, France, Germany, Manila, 3 yr. in, 2 battle stars Hazen, Norval F.-Lt. Chemical warfare Hays, Rod-S lc Coast Guard, Harbor Patrol, States, cargo inspector Hedstrom, Don-Lt. AAF, Engineer, in charge of hangar 57 men, talked on rubber research to classes Hill, Howard-Y 3c, Coast Guard, Hawaii, Med- ical discharge Hilliard, Richard--lst Lt. AAF, Intelligence, Aus- tralia, N. Guinea, Leyte, Manila, Okinawa Hillinger, Paul-Lt. jg, LST, Hollandia, Biak, Mor- 18 mo. in atai, Leyte, Lingayan, Hindson, Earl-T Sgt. AAF, Flying Tigers, radio, intelligence, Japanese Language, recommended for Pres. Citation Hofferd, David Henry-Pfc AAF, Ground Crew 1 yr. in US 153 'k'kir'k'k'k'kir Hogan, Hal-Navy fire controlman Zc, USS Stanley destroyer, Marianas, Solomons, Philippines, Mar- shalls, Coral Sea, ship torpedoed, Pres. Citation, 4 battle stars, 46 mo. in Hogan, Jack-Air Corps, ground crew, N. Guinea Holcomb, Silas-S lc, Navy Aircraft, Ordnance, aerial gunner Holland, Richard Jr.--2nd Lt. Medical Sanitary Corps, HQ base surgeon's office, made ASTRP one of 5570 Hood, Bob L.-1st Lt. Service Supplies Navy, 18 mo. overseas, Australia, N. Guinea, 3 yr. in Hoodecheck, Arthur-Lt. 15th AAF, P-38 pilot, 2 mo. behind enemy lines when plane forced down in Yugoslavia, Italy, flight instructor, Nevada, Invasion France, Corsica, 37 missions, Pres. Cita- tion, Purple Heart, 3 battle stars, 3 Oak Leaf Clusters Hooten, John Jr.-Ensign, Navy pilot, Patrol Bomb- er, 3 yr. in US Hoover, Orval-Znd Lt. AAF, radio instrument mechanics, 3 yr. in US Hopkins, Willard George-Pharmacist's Mate 2c Naivial Hospital, San Diego, Port Hueneme, Ca i . Houck, Bill-Aleutians, Kiska, Patrol craft, 42 mo. in, later officer training in Texas U. Hulbert, Lloyd A. Jr.--T Sgt. AAF photographer, 9 battle stars, Ploesti, Sicily, Italy, W. Europe, So. Germany, No. Germany, invasions of France, Med- iterra.nean Air Offensive, Invasion So. France, Pres. Citation, ETO, 39 mo. in, 24 mo. overseas Hutchins, Al-Capt. AAF, Chemical warfare, liaison officer, secret missions Germany, France Inman, Walter-Ph. M Zc photographer, Navy, Bermuda, 45 mo. in, 8 mo. overseas Isham, Warren-AAF, Student navigator, gunnery, Denver U., 30 mo. in US James, Rex C.--T M 3c, Navy torpedoman, Europe, Atlantic, 38 mo. in, 11 mo. overseas, USS Dupont, USS Solomons Jensen, LeRoy-Navy small craft, San Pedro Johnson, Ralph, Somers-lst Lt., P-38 pilot, 2 battle stars, Philippines, N. Guinea, Silver Star, 3 Air Medals, DFC, 57 sorties, 42 mo., still in, testing jet aircraft at Muroc Dry Lake Jones, Gray Ver-S lc, USN, Radar Kamery, Darrell-Firecontrol Zc, USN, Pearl Har- bor, USS Maryland Keyser, James L.-In service Keller, Earl-Chief Flight Engineer, USN, Crew Cheif, Aleutians 3 yr., 5 yr. in, 2 battle stars Kelly, Jerry-Medical Corpsman, US Naval Hos- pital L.B. Kemner, Paul-Lt. jg., Navy, amphibious, So. Pacific, 33 mo. in, 22 mo. overseas, Saipan, 1 battle star Kibler, Melvin Dale-T 3c, Army Medical Corps, European Theater, injured in bombing raid, 1 mo. overseas, 2 yr. in Keyes, Donn Francis-Radioman 3c, USNR, Pacific, 45 mo. in, 3 yr. overseas, USS Atlamaha, escort carrier Kitchen, Bill--Lt. Navy, 18 mo. aerial combat, four- motored Coronado Flying Boats, downed 2 Jap planes on Wake, Air Medal Kraft, Arthur-Cpl. Radio Operator AAF, England Kjontvedt, Arthur-2nd Lt. AAF, Engineer, 2nd Air Force US Krueger, Chauncey H.-Machinist Mate 2c, instuctor electric hydraulic school Kolb, Donald R. Cpl. QM, Marseilles, ETO Koon, Charles--Cpl. AAF, repairman ground crew, 3 yr. in, Hawaiian entertainer Kronick, Elbert-Lt. jg Navy, Dentist, Pacific, 23 mo. in LaMarche, Joseph Jr.-Navy Laughead, Howard-AMM 2c, N. Guinea, N. Heb- rides, N. Caledonia, 3 yr. in, 18 mo. overseas 'k'k'k'k'kir'kir Class of 1039 Continued LeBlanc, Robert--Pfc. Army, machine gunner, 10th Mountain Div., 5th Army Appenes, Po Valley, Italy Leigh, Royal-Air Corps LeSage, Armand-Pfcfi 12th AAF, mechanic, engin- eer, 5 battle stars, 2 Pres. Citations, Italy, Sicily, So. France, 30 mo. in Liken, Thomas K.-Sgt. 3rd Army, 3 battle stars, Ardennes, Rhineland, Central Germany, Combat Inf. Badge, 40 mo. in Lishman, Charles-Fireman Zc, Pacific, USS Perry, minesweeper, sunk Coral Sea, 3 battle stars, Pearl Harbor, Midway, Coral Sea, Marshalls Long, J. B.-Pfc., AAF Lowery, Oran-Lt. AAF, eye injury, Liberal Kan., pilot B-25 MacLagan, Donald-S Sgt., Army aviation engineer, Italy, Corsica, France, Africa, Meritorious reward Madsen, Miles-S Sgt. AAF, ground crew, gliders, Egypt, No. Africa, Sicily, England, France, Bel- gium, Unit Citation, troop carrier, evacuated wounded Major, Hugh-S Sgt. AAF, crew chief, China, Burma, India, Liasion officer, 4 yr. in, Air Com- mando Crew Mann, Jack-Ensign USN Matteson, Richie--Fireman 3c, Coast Guard, 2 yr. in McCausland, Robert E.--lst Lt. 20th AAF, pilot B-29, Saipan based, bombed Japan, killed in action over Japan, damaged Jap Plane collided in air with Bob's plane forcing it down McCune, Pat-Ensign, pilot, Navy fighter plane, Grumman Hellcat, aircraft carrier, killed in plane crash, Virginia McDougall, Albert-T4 251 Guard, Pearl Harbor, Figi, Wallace, Guadalcanal, 45 mo. in, Combat star, Good Conduct 'kikir'k'k'A k'k Class ol HIS!!! liontlnued McGlasson, Scott R.-Radioman lc, USS Louisville, cruiser, 7th Fleet, New Zealand, Australia, 44 mo. in, Attu, Guam, Manila, Leyte, Saipan, Iwo Jima, hit several times by suicide planes, 9 battle stars, 3 campaign bars, 12 Bronze Stars Meeker, james Jr.-S Zc, Navy, USS Montrose, NTA, Honolulu, 2 battle stars Metzger, George-Lt. AAF pilot, B-26, killed train- ing flight, Del Rio, Texas Merrill, Par Lawrence-In service Meyers, James-Pfc., Army, China, training Chinese to use US weapons, India, Burma, Road engineer Mickle, Edsel Lee-T Sgt, Cavalry Reconnaisance, 5th Army, Italy, 3 yr. in, 17 mo. overseas, 3 battle stars, Rome-Arno, Po Valley Miller, Charles B.-Ensign, engineer, USS Takanus Bay, carrier, Pacific, 6 mo. overseas Miller, Max jr.-Lt. jg, Aleutians john C.-Cpl 3rd Marines Div., Bougain- Miller, ville, So. Pacific, Invasion Saipan, killed in action A So. Pacific, buried at sea, Purple Heart .Mitchell, Ed-gunner Zc, Navy Air Corps Moody, Robert E.-Lt. navigator 8th AAF, B-17, . 2 Air Medals, Germany Morgan, Richard G.-Lt. AAF, Co-pilot B-17, Eng- land, Germany, 33 missions, killed in action, Germany Mutter, Frank-Y lc USN, electrician, Marshalls, 4 yr. in Mooney, Ray Pat-Navy, overseas 3 yr. Naeve, Harry jr.-Bos. Mate Zc, Okinawa, Iwo Jima, USS Bladon, 42 mo. in Nelson, Jack R.--Capt. AAF instructor, B-17, B-29, 4 yr. in Nelson, Robert-Pfc Infantry, 2 yr. overseas, killed in action, Luzon Nix, Bennie-Specialist 3c, Coast Guard, Z yr. Hon- ' olulu 'kittttit O'Brien, H. C. Neil-Capt. AAF Meteorologist, Air Traffic Controller, Pacific, 40 mo. in, Kwajalein Ohlert, Carl-Sgt. AAF, Antilles, ground crcw, supervisor warehouses, Puerto Rico, 3 yr. in Orozco, Esequiel-Y lc, USS Warhawk, transport, 5 battle stars, Saipan, Guam, Leyte, Lingayen Gulf, Pacific, 62 mo. in Orozco, Robert-in service Orr, Arthur-Cpl. Army, Mechanic, Philippines, N. Guinea, Japan, Manila, 36 mo. in, 15 mo. over- seas, 3 battle stars, Biak, Leyte, Manila Osborn, Robert R.-Pfc, Infantry, lst, 3rd, Army, ETO, 2 yr. in, 1 yr. overseas, 3 battle stars, Bulge Page, Neil L.-Chief Air Radioman, Navy, In Pacific flying Admiral's plane, Nimitz award for work in Pacific Paine, Webster-Ensign, V-12, LCI landing craft, supply ship officer, 3 battle stars, Armas, Mindora, Lingayan, Philippines Patterson, John V.-Capt. AAF, flight bombardier engineer B-29, 20 th AAF, lst B-29's over japan, China, India, 5 battle stars, Pres. Citation, Bronze Star, DFC, 4 Air Medals, Technical adviser Air Safety Book Payne, Kenneth C.-Army Clerk Payne, Richard E.-M M Zc, Guam Supply Depot Pederson, Peder-Sgt. x-ray Tech., So. Pacific Perkins, Elliott--Raclioman Zc, USCG, USS Glen- dale, frigate, So. Pacific, 16 mo, New Caledonia, 5 battle stars, Leyte, Philippines Perry, Robert J.-Lt. jg, Naval Exec, Officer Aux. ' h ' k' - Rescue Tug, Navigator, Shang ai, O inawa, ty phoon Peterson, Clayton A.-Parachute rigger Zc USN, Blimp Sqn. Peterson, Richard-Aerial gunner, Army Pilchard, Bob-QM Zc, landing force, equip. unit, 3 yr. in Pinnell, jack-S Sgt. AAF, aircraft instrument specialist, B-17 Bomb Sights, Calif. Coast Patrol, German bombing raids, Pres. Citation Posten, Walter C. Jr.-ATC, flight engineer Pan- American Airways, Pearl Harbor Dec.7, supplies to Egypt, India, Africa, Mediterranean Rantz, Dick-Lt. Artillery, Europe Reardon, Ralph-Navy, Pearl Harbor, Many Cam- paigns Ramseyer, Dave-Pfc, Army, held 4 Panzer Div. kept Germans back, 42 mo. in, Europe, Germany, France, Holland, England, Belgium, 5 battle stars Reiswig, Cleman P.-Pvt. Infantry, Hodge's Army, France, Belgium, Germany, Purple Heart, 2 battle stars, Unit Citation for Bulge, Infantry Combat Badge, 1 yr. in, 6 mo. overseas Rhoads, Kenneth-Ensign, San Diego Reynolds, Owen-S Sgt. AAF, 37 mission, Eniwetok N. Guinea, B-25 gunner, A-20, Purple Heart, 2 Air Medals, Oak Leaf Clusters, Pres. Citation, Soldier's Medal saved pilot's life Rhoads, Russell,--Patton's 3rd Army, T5, ETO, Armored Recon. Car, Tank Corps, Heavy Riggs, George-Army, Bataan, Medical Discharge Robbins, Tom-Bn lc, Amphibious force, Pearl Har- bor, Marshalls, Tarawa, Tulagi, 5 yr. in Robinson, Virgil-Avi. Machinist Mate, Instruments, Philippines, 3 yr. in, Z mo. overseas Roberts, Gordon-Army, Fort Knox, Kentucky Roepke, Carl-Chief Pharmacist's Mate, tanker Roesener, Herbert-Lt. jg pilot, USS Antietam car- rier, torpedo bomber, 3 yr. in, 7 mo. overseas Rolph, Earl Vern-Aerographer Zc, USN, weather forecasting, Okinawa, 44 mo. in, 7 mo. overseas, l battle star Root, Jack-Sgt. AAF, ground crew, Engineer, Iwo Jima, 3 battle stars Sandhoff, Robert-Sgt. Intelligence, AAF, Hawaii, sharpshooter, 4 yr. in Ruth, Robert-Lt. Coast Guard, Radar Specialist, Bouganville, transport, destroyer escort, Z battle stars 'kir'k'kir'k'A'1l' Rymer, David-Navy Air Corps Sanford, Roger-Sgt. Aerial Engineer, B-24 Schaeffer, Robert-Znd Lt. Infantry, Anti-Aircraft, Patton's Army, Bulge, Luxembourg, Purple Heart, Z battle stars, Infantryman's Badge Schimming, Bernhard: F.-Pvt. Infantry, 7th div., Okinawa, Purple Heart, 3 yr. in, 3 ribbons, 5 mo. overseas Sesma, Donald L.-S Sgt., radio, troop carrier base, England Seufert, George-Fire control man 2c, Navy, Medical discharge Severns, Jack-2nd Lt., 15th Air Force, bombardier, ETO, 13 mo. in prison, shot down bombing Buda- pest, 5 missions, 3 battle stars, Rome-Arno, Bal- kans, 39 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas, Air Medals, Pres. Citation Shield, Bob-S Sgt., AAF, gunner, Fortress Shallenberger, jack-S Sgt., 7th AAF, radio, troop carrier Hawaii Shepherdson, Tyler-Cpl. AAF, gunner B-17, in- structor link trainer Simmons, Harold-Lt. AAF, killed New Mexico, bomber crash Simmons, john-Army, Medical Discharge Skeith, Oren-Lt. jg, Navy Pilot, Penscola instructor, Radar students, 30 mo. in US ' Smith, Debs-Cook lc, AAF, Souix Falls, So. Dak. Smith, Don-Boatswain Mate lc, Coast Guard, Aleutians, Atlantic, USS Everett patrol frigate, transport, 5 yr. in, 10 mo, overseas Smith, Harry Edwin--In service Smith, Irving-Lt. jg, USNR, Landing Craft, diesel engines, Engineer, supplies, Okinawa, Philippines, 3 yr. in Snow, Quintin-Avi. M M lc, So. Pacific, 1 yr. overseas, Officer's Training School Somers, Don-Navy - Speck, Eugene-Znd Lt., Army Engineers Speraw, Oliver-Sgt. Carpenter, Air Communication, 10th AAF, Burma, India Spicer, Robert M.-Lt. jg, Skipper LCT, Iwo Jima, Saipan, 28 mo. in, 15 mo. overseas, Unit Citation Iwo Jima, Took Marines, supplies ashore Statton, Bill-Secret, Scientific research for govt. Stieger, Willie-Merchant Marine Strauser, Oran H.-in service Stromsoe, Harold-Gunner lc, Coast Guard, 3 yr. in Swanson, james-Coast Guard Swift, Alton-Lt. jg, Engineer, Transport, Saipan, Anguar, Luzon, Leyte, Okinawa, 6 major battles, 17 mo. overseas Terrall, David-Navy Air Corps, Mechanic lc, Pac- ific, battle star Thibodeau, Robert-Navy Signal Corps Thompson, Floyd W.-S Zc, 2 yr. patrol Pacific, Combat cutter, helped smashed subs, Hawaii Thompson, joe Richard- Thorpe, Burton- Todd, Newton-S Sgt., QM, Patton-i's 3rd Army, battle campaigns in Germany, Sahr, Bulge Troy, Michael-S 3c, USS Santa Fe, Cruiser, Tokyo, 3 mo., Marshalls, 32 mo. in Voils, Richmond-Lt., Navy Wagner, Eugene, Phillip-Pfc., Army Medical Corps Walker, Vernon-Sgt. 20th AAF, Engineer, B-29 Saipan, 4 yr. in, Citation, 1 yr. overseas Wall, Art-T-4 Infantry, Paris, Germany, Engineer 3 yr., worked on Alaskan Highway Walsh, Jerry-Sgt AAF, Ground Crew, 4 yr. in, overseas Warner, john W.-Major, Royal Air Force, Ameri- can Eagle Sqn., test pilot for Bell Aircraft, killed when experimental aircraft exploded, DFC Wartenberg, Scott-Petty Officer, Merchant Marine, Persian Gulf Waxman, Harry LeRoy-Chief Petty Oflicer, electri- cian, LST, Tarawa, Saipan, Marianas, Kwajalein, 4 yr. in 154 'k'kirir'k'k1kir Webb, Paul-lst Lt. AAF, A-20 pilot, 57 combat missions, Philippines, N. Guinea, Formosa, Leyte, Air Medal Weeks, jack-Mo Machinist Mate lc, Trinidad, British West Indies, 14 mo. in Weise, Dale F.-Lt. Army Air Force West, Bill--S Sgt. AAF, Ground Crew personnel surveys, Mitchell B-25 bomber sqn., arrange com- bat schedule, 17 mo., radio operator, aid British 8th Army Tunisia, American 7th Army Sicily, 3 yr. in Wicks, Edmund--Capt. AAF, Bombardier, B-17, Mediterranean, So. France, Germany 50 missions, aerial offensive of Europe, Africa, Italy, Rome- Arno Campaign, Ploesti Fields, 1 yr. overseas, 42 mo. in, DFC, Purple Heart, l Oak Leaf Cluster, Air Medal, 4 Bronze Stars, Distinguished Unit Citation Whites, Marion-M M Zc, USS Magford Willhoit, Harold-Lt. Army, Instructor Signal Corps Wilson, Gordon-Pfc, Infantry, Patton's 3rd Army, France since D-Day Wilson, Robert H. Jr.--Sgt. instructor Signal Ser- vice, artillery school, Camp Murphy Fla. Withee, George-2nd Lt. 20th AAF, Co- Pilot B-29, Japan, 14 missions, recommended for Soldier's Medal Wood, james David-Cpl. Signal Corps, Camp Crowder, Mo. White, E. A.-Ensign, Navy Air Corps Wonder, Paul--Lt. Army Intelligence Worthington, George-Lt. Pilot on carirer, Bougain- ville, 39 missions, DFC Wray, Robert-Radio Zc, Navy Air, Radar work Melbourne-Cook 1c, Navy, minesweeper Wylie, 2 yr. in, overseas Yott, Kenneth-in service Young, James M.-Znd Lt. Navigator, radar heavy bomber, US Young Kenneth-A M M lc, 19 mo. Pacific, Eni- wetok, Guam, Solomons, Pearl Harbor, 38 mo. in Young, Omer R.-Navy Gunner lc, Australia, N. Guinea, Japan, in water 8 hr. when ship sank Young, Scott-Lt. officer PT boat, So. Pacific, patrol l940 Abbott, Robert-S Sgt. Infantry, Engineer, 3 battle stars, France, Rhineland, Ruhr Pocket, Purple Heart, Bronze Star, 1 yr. overseas, 55 mo. in Ahrens, Jack-Sonar Man Zc, Coast Guard, destroy- er frigate, detect submarines, 3 battle stars, Phil- ippines, N. Guinea, Sanspor Aiken, Steve-Chief gunner's mate, USS Minneap- olis, Cruiser Pearl Harbor, Seaplane tender, Motor torpedo boats, Guadalcanal, Solomons, Tulagi, Coral Sea, Midway, N. Guinea, Luzon, Leyte, Silver Star, 6 yr. in, invented gun loading device for 20 mm guns, put on all ships Arnett, Norman Lee--Pvt. ASTRP, pre-medic, U. of Michigan ,lap held coastline Bachtelle, Claude-Cook, Alaska, 21 mo. in, 4 cooked for 850 Barrett, Don-S lc, Coast Guard, Port Chicago, 38 mo. in Bartlit, Robert--lst Lt. Infantry, Germany, Purple Heart, Intelligence Baskin, Saul-Chief Petty Oflicer, Metalsmith Zc, Luzon, 42 mo. in, Leyte, Samar, Unit Citation Beamsley, Bobd lc, Coast Guard, aerographer's mate, USS Graton, New Finland, 42 mo. in Becker, Lloyd-lst Lt. AAF, Flying instructor, 36 mo. in Baughman, Milo-Cpl. Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo., Engineer Beckley, Robert-Avi. Machinist's Mate lc, Coast Guard, Flight Mech., Chief Engineer, Port An- geles, Wash., 42 mo. in Benfield, William-AMM lc, Special Task Air Group, Guadalcanal, Russell Islands, Bouganville, Rabaul, 38 mo. in, 5 mo. overseas 155 i'ir'kir'kir'k'k Berbower, Ray-Ensign, V-12, Cal. Tech. Japan, See Bee, 38 mo. in, 5 mo. overseas, Okinawa, Japan Bergan, Paul--Ph. Mate Zc, Medical corps, Sea Bee Solomons, 19 mo. overseas, 3 yr. in Berger, Virgil J.-Anti-Aircraft Berry, Dick-S Zc, Navy Terminal I. Berrybill, Paul Jr.--Sgt. 8th AAF, Engineers oflice- work, London, 37 mo. in Biglow, Richard-Army, Medical Discharge Black, Bob Roland-SK lc, USS Boston, Cruiser, Marshalls, 22 major battles, Pearl Harbor Dec. 7, Iwo Jima, Tokyo, 4 yr. overseas, 5 yr. in, 22 stars Blumberg, Harold-Yeoman 1c, USS Tavo, So. Pacific, 1 battle star, Saipan, 3 yr. in Bolger, joe-In Naval service, Annapolis Borge, David-Cpl. Infantryman's Badge, overseas Braun, joseph T Sgt., 12th AAF Bombardier gun- ner B-25, 55 missions, Tunesia, Sicily, Italy, Anzio Beach, 1st raid on Rome, Legion of Merit, invented bomb rack, Air Medals, Pres. Citation Brown, Murill-Ensign, killed in training plane diving operational flight Sept. 12, 1944 jackson- ville, Fla. Bruns, Robert-ARM Zc, gunnery crew, avi. radio, Hawaii, 36 mo. in Bryce, Ross or Mack Power-FO, AAF, Fighter pilot Burton, Delmar-Sk 1c, radio, Great lakes Burns, Jack-Inspector, Pan American, Brownsville, Tex. Burson, Robert-Marine Burge, Harry-AAF, Electrician Budnick, Larry-Ensign, Naval Air Corps Carlson, Don-Sgt. AAF, mechanic ground crew, 3 yr. in, N. Mex. Cecil, Dorwood-S lc, mechanic, Air Wing, Los Alamitos Chambers Harold-Cpl. AAF, Flight Engineer, Admiralty I., 18 mo. overseas, 3 yr. in Chapman, Don-Boatswain Zc, Coast Guard, In- vasion transport, coxwain landing barge, in combat 27 mo., Sicily, Salerno, Normandie, So. France, Okinawa, special Commendation landing troops under fire Salerno Chevalier, Wayne-Cpl. Engineer Chemical Warfare 8th AAF, Paris, 5 stars Christensen, Frank-Coast Guard Church, Dick Clyde-Navy, USS Washington, Radio gunner, Pacific Clanton, Robert-SK 3c, USS Supply, Okinawa, Peleliu, 18 mo. overseas, 3 yr. in Clark, Jack-Ensign, flight Engineer Clarke, Arden-AMM lc, Navy Air Force, 18 mo. Carribean, So. Atlantic, 37 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas Clay, Claude-Sgt. AAF, Flight Engineer, Ground crew, 44 mo. in US parachuted from falling plane Conter, Arnold-3rd Mate, Merchant Marine, Troop transport, 3 yr. in Atlantic, Pacific Cooper, Louis-Lt. AAF, pilot B-17, England, 2 Air Medals, Normandie, Bulge Cooney, James-Sgt. AAF, Ground Crew, first joined RCAF, 3 yr. in Corrigan, Chester-Pfc. AAF, Mechanic, 18 mo. in US, Medical Discharge Corwin, Bill-Pvt. AAF Electrician Covey, Robert-Pfc. Army Engineer, clerical work, Alaska 2 yr., Asiatic, Pacific, 9th Service Com- mand, 3 yr. in Cowman, Richard-Pfc., AAF Utah, Engineer Corps ETO 14 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas Clrivello, Robert-Army, Anti-Aircraft Cross, James-lst Lt. 9th AAF, 65 missions, A-20, 13 mo. Europe, DFC, 13 Air Medals, Normandie, Citation for landing plane with one engine shot out, 3 yr. in Croxson, Bob-S Zc, Del Monte, Link Trainer, Navy Entertainer, a-la-Bob Hope Cushman, Robert-Sgt., MP Washington, Combat Engineers, 3 yr. in Dahlberg, Bob-Marine, Navy specialist, Physical Ed. Davis, Donnell-Lt. jg, V-7, Wellesly College, Mass., Atlantic sea duty, 15 mo., destroyer Adm. Halsey's 3rd Fleet, disbursing oflicer, Memphis i kir'kir'k'k'k Class of 1940 Continued Deatherage, Bill-Navy Av. Metalsmith Zc, Fire- house So. Pacific Deeds, Scotty-Chief Specialist, coast carrier Air Service, Mohave, Physical Ed., Hawaii, 3 yr. in Dennison, Maurice-Lt. 12th AAF, 63 missions, Marauder pilot, 7 battle stars, Italy, 12 air medals, 2 pres. Citations, Croix de Guerre Delahay, Ray-Avi. Machinist's Mate Zc, England 6 mo., Africa 6 mo., 5 yr. in Denend, John-Lt. 9th AAF, C-47 pulled gliders, hauled gas, wounded, no armed guns, troop carrier, 23 combat missions, 5 mo. overseas, 3 yr. in, France, Germany Rhineland, 2 battle stars, Pres. Unit Citation, 3 Air Medals Dodgen, Ralph-Navy, Carpenter's Mate, Pearl Har- bor, 3 yr. in, 2 yr. overseas Dod, Larry--Navy Donegan, john Lewis-Avi. Mate 3c, flood control work Fla., 4 yr. in, ETO, Italy, Dougan, Lawrence-Senior in engineering, California U. transferred to Infantry, Pvt. ETO, killed in Eastern France Dunbar, Keith-Pfc. AAF, Ground crew, mechanic, Chanute Field, Ill., 3 yr. in Durant, Vincent--Cpl. Army Transportation, Har- bor Air Craft, rescure ship, Tokyo, 5 battle stars, 14 mo. overseas, 2 yr. in Dyson, John-AMM Zc, Z yr. overseas, 2 battle stars, Unit Pres. Citation, 5 yr. in Dykstra, john-SPX Zc, Design Div., 3 yr. in, Navy Yards, Wash. Elder, John-Lt. jg, Naval pilot, N. Atlantic, Guam, Ferry Command Emmack, Lowell-Capt. AFF, fighter pilot P-47, flight comdr., 95 missions, 14 mo. overseas, 3 yr. in, Battle N. France, Bulge, 5 battle stars, 16 Air Medals, DFC, Pres. Citation ' Engh, Marvin-Avi. Radio, B-24 7th Fleet, Formosa, sank cargo ship 'k1l k'k'k'A ki' Claes ol 1040 Continued Evans, Robert-Army Intelligence, Texas Christian U., California U. Fair, Dwight-S lc, Navy Feagin, Wes-Lt. AAF, flyer, ETO, B-26, led 36 planes lst bombing So. France, lst to bomb Rome, one engine shot out over Sicily, Hew back to base on good engine, 10 air medals Feinstein, Theodore Fields-Lt. jg, Dental Corps, USC, Treasure Island Feltham, James-S Sgt., 9th AAF, ground crew, B-26 crew chief, Germany, Belgium, England, Holland, France, medals, 2 Pres. Citation, 6 battle stars, 19 mo. overseas, 3 yr. in Fillipow, Ed-Lt. 8th AAF, pilot P-38, P-51, Eng- land l yr. 66 missions, D-Day Air Offensive, Air battles W. Europe, N. France, Belgium, 3 yr. in, DFC, Purple Heart, 6 Air Medals, DFC for long period on D-Day Fletcher, Homer-Merchant Marine, N. Zealand, Atlantic, Pacific, ships torpedoed, Army Trans. Corps, Water borne div. France Foley, John-Sgt. 5th Army, Infantry, Rome-Arno, No. Africa, 3 battle stars, 3 yr. in, 18 mo. overseas Floren, Harold-Storekeeper lc, Los Negros, Admir- alty I., 42 mo. in, 14 mo. overseas, Navy, Supply Depot Fowler, John Paul4 Sgt. Army Infantry Finance, 3 yr. in Flynn, jim-Cpl. AAF, Mechanic, Pacific, photo- graphed area after Atom blast, Japan air offensive support Ryulrus, overseas 30 mo. 3 yr. in Forlter, Ben-In service Frey, William-Sgt. AAF, Flight Engineer C-47, England, Germany, 3 yr. in, Z8 mo. overseas Gaslcill, Robert Edward-S Sgt. AAF, B-29 Bomb- sight Mech. Air Offensive, japan, Asia, 2 battle stars, I3 mo. overseas, 37 mo. in Gebb, J. Wesley-T Sgt. Army Transportation Corps., Diesel Electrician, 10 mo. overseas, Ger- many, France, 30 mo. in, 1 battle star, Strausburg tttiitit Gibbs, Bill-S Sgt. AAF 13th AAF, N. Guinea, Samor, 35 mo. in, 10 mo. overseas, Air Medal, 8 battle stars Gillespie, Ted-Cpl., AAF Glessner, Ellsworth-Navy Gleesen, Jack-S Sgt. AAF aerial gunner, 8th AAF 23 missions, 46 mo. in, 9 mo. overseas Eng- land, Air Medal, 4 battle stars, unit citation, forced down Glosser, Leland-Pharmacist's Mate Zc, in 2 yr., US Navy Hospital San Diego Goodnow, Walter-Avi. Mach, Mate Zc, USS Han- cock, aircraft carrier, Pacific, 42 mo. in, I yr. over- seas, Purple Heart Gossage, Bruce-Sgt. 8th AAF, radar technician, 35 mo. in, 3 battle stars, Pres. Citation, Ardennes, Rhineland, Central Europe Gowans, john-Ensign, Air Corps Graham, Maynard-Pfc. AAF, English aide, 34 mo. in Gray, Lowell-S 3 c, Navy Destroyer base, Sound School Griffin, James-Boatswain Zc, Los Alamitos Grime, Robert-Pfc., Aircraft repair Sqn., para- chute rigger, Guam, Marianas, meritorious unit citation, Bronze Star Halden, john-S Sgt. Signal Corps, Chief radar maintenance, battle star. Rhine, 32 mo. in, 24 mo. overseas Hallaway, Harold-Sgt. l3th AAF, wing engineer, 1 yr. overseas, Pacific, Marianas, 3 yr. in, 3 battle stars Hamm, DavelArmy Pre-medic, USC Hankey, Bob-S lc, physical instructor, 3 yr. in US San Diego Hankins, Norman-Navigator AAF, Flight Ofiicer, P-38, 3 yr. in Harris, Harold--Lt. jg Maritime, around world, 3 yr. in Hart, Tom-AAF Harsch, Henry-lst Sgt. Infantry, Leyte, Okinawa, Marianas, Purple Heart, 2 yr. overseas, 3 yr. in Hauck, Arlrie-Sgt. AAF, Engineer gunner, B-24, 34 months in, earlier paratrooper Hays, Darrell-Sgt. Intelligence, Eisenhower's Hq., 2 battle stars, Rhineland, Central Germany, Pres. Unit Citation, 18 mo. overseas, 42 mo. in, secret missions behind German line Hayter, Gordon-lst Lt. Marine 73 missions, Dive Bomber pilot, 3 DFC's, 9 air medals, 2 bronze stars, 4 invasion stars, 5 battle stars, Bismark Sea, Solomons, Luzon, Mindinao, Leyte, 15 mo. over- seas, 40 mo. in Heneise, james-Pfc, AAF, mechanic, 4 mo in US Henshaw, Stuart-lst Lt. AAF, transport plane C-47, 10 mo. overseas, England, Z yr. in Hockney, Les-T 4, Army Refrigeration Mech. N. Guinea, 2 battle stars, 24 mo. overseas, 38 mo. in Haworth, Bob-M Zc, Coast Guard, So. Pacific, 33 mo. Tarawa, Philippines invasions Heyer, Walter-Pfc. Infantryman 8th Army, Italy, Europe, Rome-Amo, Po Valley, Florence, 3 yr. in, 18 mo. overseas, 3 battle stars Hofferd Richard-C l. Army Infantry, 5th Army, mo. overseas, Rome-Arno, mountain fighting pilot Hellcat, 58th task 1 P Italy, 3 yrs. in, 18 Po Valley, Florence, Hickle, Robert-Ensign, force, 5th fleet, USS Cabot, carrier, Tokyo, Ry- ukus, Formosa, Iwo Jima, Luzon, 4 mo. overseas, 3 yr. in, downed 2 Jap planes, 5 Air Medals, sub- ject of Ernie Pyle article Hight, james-Capt. 8th AAF, B-17 pilot, 52 mis- sions over Germany, D-Day, 2 air Medals, 2 sil- ver stars, DFC, 1 yr. overseas, 3 yr. in Hoffman, Eugene-S Sgt., 26 mo. in, 21 mo. over- seas, 2 battle stars, Po Valley, No. Appenines, 5th Army Horn, Don-Lt. jg, Hellcat, Carrier, USS Bogue, Mission Bay, Solomons, Europe, 18 mo. Altantic, Fleet, 33 attacks enemy subs, sank 21, 2 DFC's, Pres. Citation, 2 Medals, carrier Pacific, Russian Medal 1k'k'k'k'k'k1k'k Hubbard, Cecil-Ensign, V-12 Huck, Alex--Avi. Mach. M. 3c, USS Memphis 18 mo. Atlantic, 3 yr. in Humphreys, Donald-Radioman Zc, Coast Guard LST, 3 invasions, 4 battle stars, Luzon, Okinawa Leyte, 23 mo. overseas, 41 mo. in Hunter, Douglas-Lt. 8th AAF, B-17, 6th Ferrying Group, 30 combat missions, 5 air medals, Shuttle Bombing Raid Russia Huntoon, Ray'--Cpl. AAF, Crew Chief B-29, counter Intelligence Service, 3 yr. in US Inge, Robert-Sgt. AAF, B-17, navigation, Bombar- dier, 42 mo. in Irwin, Bill-Avi. Machinist Zc, Navy Air Corps, 2 yr. in Irwin, Pete-In service Ivy, Benny-Merchant Marine Jimenez, Robert-Army Air Cadet US., medical discharge Jochims, Bill-Boatswain Zc, USS San Diego, Sur- vived sinking of USS Chicago cruiser, Bombarded japan 3 times, ll battle stars, 5 yr. overseas, 6 yr. in jochims, Carl-Pfc. Ordnance 6th Combat Com- mand, Leyte, Admiralty Is., Liberated POW St. Thomas U. Manila, 5 battle stars, 3 unit citations, bronze star, 30 mo. overseas, 51 mo. in johnson, Dan-Sgt., Air Apaches, turret gunner B-25, killed in operational bombing practice flight on Luzon Johnson, Reign- jones, Robert Anthony-Army Cadet jones, Spencer Jay-S Sgt. Army, Pacific, Korea, 30 mo. in, 10 mo. overseas Keene, jimmy-Navy machinist, convoy duty Kinnaird, Bob-Navy Kelso, Raymond Jr.-Medical Corps, USC Kenady, Craig-Navy Air Corps, pilot, tr. I yr. in, medical discharge Kerr, Bill-Avi. Mach. M. lc, USS Enterprise, car- rier, ship that saved the fleet , Coral Sea, Mid- way, Bougainville Keyser, George- Kilpatrick, Harold-Sgt., Anti-Aircraft, Solomons Kingsbury, Ray-Cpl. AAF Signal Corps, radio repair, 2 yr. in, medical discharge Kinnaird, Bob-Navy Knoth, Dewitt-Sgt. 6th AAF, Panama Fighter, Div. radio work, So. Pacific, ETO, Asiatic Thea- ter, 42 mo. in, medal of honor from Brazil Laney, Harvey-Lt. jg, Navy Air Corps, pilot, Pacific, 58 mo. in, Aircraft Carriers, I..exington, Prince William Lemon, Bob-S lc, athletics, Pacific area, 3 yr. in, 8 mo. overseas Lewis, Robert-Army Interviewer, Ft. Mac Arthur Lemley, WiUiam-Sgt. AAF, Communications, radio operator, So. Pacific, 3 yr. in, Ziyr. overseas Lnrge, Robert-Sgt. AAF, ground crew, 2 yr. in Loomis, Herbert-Pvt. Armored Unit Loughran, James-Fire Patrolman 3c, USN, Pacific War Area, destroyer, 42 mo. in, l yr. overseas Lounsberry, George--Navy Lovejoy, Kenneth-Pfc. 6th, 8th armies, supplies, 38 mo. in, 20 mo. overseas, stars, 2 silver stars, Z bronze stars Luther, Gordon-Cpl. AAF, 35th AAF Band, 7 mo. US Lowe, jack-Radioman 3c, Carrier USS Tulaui, USS Washington, bombed lst Jap battleship of war, N. Caledonia, Atlantic, Pacific, Mediterran- ean, invasion, 3 yr. overseas, So. France, Philippines medical 3 battle Macken, Samuel-Pilot Flight Office, AAF, killed on Luzon in plane crash in Pacific returning from missions, 3 yr. in Marsh, Richard Henry-Avi. Mach. Zc, Memlsmith, work on planes, I8 mo. in, 1 yr. overseas, Attu 156 ir'kir'kir'k'k'k Mason, Harold-USS Oklahoma, Pearl Harbor, USS Wasp, Doolittle to Tokyo, USS North Hampton, Oklahoma sunk under him, 13 battle stars, 2 silver stars, 2 bronze stars lVl:Elduff, Edward William-Ensign, many stars, So. Pacific McKee, jack-PM lc, Bougainville, 90 millimeter guns, So. Pacific, 49 mo. in, 27 mo. overseas, 13 major battles, Philippines McKee, Ray-Pharm. Mate lc, Marines, 7th Am- phibious, Medical surgical team, LST, Finchaven, Cape Gloucester, Hollandia, Saiclar, Arawa, Leyte, Mindora, Mindanao, Solomon, Luzon, Palau, Sansapor, 4 yr. in, 26 mo. overseas, 6 battle stars, Unit Citation McKeon, Bob joe-MM 3c, Pacific, Z0 mo. overseas, Aleutians, Pres. Citation laying nets under fire, Marianas, Marshalls, Okinawa, Vega cargo, Kidd destroyer, seaplane Middough, Sherry-lst Lt. AAF, pilot, instructor Williams Field, Ariz. Metzger, George B.-2nd Lt., AAF, killed in plane crash, Texas Miller, Orville-In service Mills, jack-Lt. Army Armored Div., Bulge, Ger- many, liberated camp, Germany, 18 mo. overseas, 30 mo. in, 3 battle stars, Silver Star, Purple Heart Moore, Harry -Ir.-1st Lt. AAF meterorologist, Pacific, 42 mo. in, 1 yr. overseas Moore, Jack W.-Marine, Marshalls, Purple Heart Moore, Lewis W.-Pfc. 12th AAF, Signal Corps, Africa, Italy, Sicily, France, 3 battle stars, Unit citation, Commendation, invasion So. France Morrison, Vester L.-Pfc. Chemical warfare, killed in action, Italy Muir, John-AMM 3c, Air Sqn., Philippines, 18 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas Mullholland, Martin J.-Ensign Merchant Marine, Jap interpeter, 14 mo. Colorado U., 3 from top in grades, Japan, 18 mo. in Murray, Bruce W. jr.-Armored Corps, Fort Knox Nelson, Dan-Gunner's mate lc, top man in 48 gunnery training Nelson, Dale-Ordnance, Pacific Newman, Thomas Allen--Pharmachist 3c, APA St. Mary, Bougainville, Tokyo Bay, ship hit, in 3 yr., overseas twice Nichols, Walter-Coast Guard Noble, Alfred-Cpl. 3rd, 9th Army, Hq., Germany, 30 mo. in, 15 mo. overseas, 5 battle stars, Elbe R., Rhine, Hanover, Heurtgen Forest, France Noh, Robert-Sgt., Infantry Band, Anti-tank unit, Africa, Italy, Volterno Valley, Pisa Italy, Baker, 3 yr. in, 18 mo. overseas Nudson, Jere-A MM lc, Coast Guard, aircraft Mech., Europe, Greenland, 39 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas, 1 battle star Orahood, Clay-Coast Guard Hawaii, Tour USO Show in Pacific Ogiby, Bruce-2nd Lt. AAF, pilot, 40 mo. in, Army of Occupation, Philippines Ortega, Tony-In service Palmer, Lewis A. jr.-In service Pande, Albert S.-Lt. jg, V-12, Supplies, ETO, 3 yr in, 2 yr. overseas Robert-Navy Air Corps, Avi. Mechanic, Panter, So. Pacific, Africa, 5 yr. in Panter, Edward-S Sgt. AAF, Radio gunner, B-24, Far-Eastern, So. West Pacific, 35 mo. overseas, 55 mo. in, 5 battle stars, Philippine, Solomons, New Georgia, Saipan, Silver Star, Purple Heart Patterson, William--Fireman lc, Navy Air Corps, Los Alamitos Peterson, Harvey-Sk, Zc, Submarine base, Pearl Harbor, 26 mo. overseas, 30 mo. in Petro, Harry-Bombardier, AAF Phillips, Morton-lst Lt. 8th AAF, Bombardier Navigator, B-24, 30 Missions, Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, 9 mo. overseas, DFC, 6 air medals, Pres. Citation 157 itiitiit Pickford, Bill-Cockswain Coast Guard, Invasion Transport, telephone work, 33 mo. overseas, 47 mo. in, 6 battle stars, Alaska, Tarawa, Marshalls, Eniwetok, Kwajalein, Saipan, Leyte, Luzon Pierce, Bill-S Sgt. 20th AAF, B-29, ground force, radar India, Tinian, 3 yr. in, 16 mo. overseas Pierce, Robert-Lt. jg, Patrol Duty, Atlantic Pike, Rolland-lst Lt. 12th AAF, pilot, B-25, Med- iterranean area, Italy Porter, Bernard-Avi. Radio Tech. lc Radar, 4 yr. in Power, Mack-See Ross Bryce Power, Richard-Anti-Aircraft, coast artillery Priest, Bennett-Lt. jg, V-12 program USC Privett, Willis-Lt. USN, Navigator, Minesweeper, Crusier, 1 yr. overseas, Pacific, Japan, 2 yr. in V-12 Rankin, John-Ensign, Navy Air Corps, Merchant Marines, 3rd engineer So. Pacific, twice around world, 3 yr. in, 2 yr. overseas Rathbun, Wells-Chief Petty Officer, Transport, Avi. Radio, Pearl Harbor, 3 mo. Pacific, Admir- alties, 7 yr. in, citation for saving mail and import- ant papers in planes crash Reynolds, Bud-USS Relief, hospital ship, engineer Saipan, Okinawa, Philippines, Japan, China, 38 mo. overseas, 4 yr. in Reynolds, Bill-AAF Richardson, Wilber-S Sgt. 8th AAF, Ball Turret gunner B-17, Silver Star, 2 Pres. Citations, Purple Heart, 2 DFC, 5 Air Medals, 3 yr. in, 8 mo. overseas, 30 missions, plane downed in France Richison, Warren-Navy Air Cadet, Marilyn U. Richards, Dave-Avi. MM 3c, Navy M, Hawaii, 36 mo. in, 24 mo. overseas Rickman, Frank-Ensign, V-12, Flagstaff, Ariz., 3 yr. in Roberts, Robert Stanley- Robertson, Robert D.-Navy, China, 3 yr. in, I1 mo. overseas Rochefort, Joseph Jr.- Rookus, Harvey-Sgt. T-4 Engineer, Hq., Chinese combat soldiers command, China, Africa, India, 32 mo. in, 21 mo. overseas, stars Rumble, Richard-Navy Annapolis training Sandler, Marvin H.-Navy S lc, armed guard Liber- ty ship Severns, Thomas-1st Lt. Petroleum engineer, Pat- ton's 3rd Army, Normandie, Bulge, battle stars, citations Schenck, Fred-Avi. M. lc, Olatha, Kan. Shepard, Chester-In service Shipe, Ray-S lc Coast Guard, Pacific troop trans- port, returned, 3 yr. in, 30 mo. overseas Sherwood, Carl-Navy Specialist, physical training Silver, Jack-Sgt. AAF ground crew Smith, Bill Gerald-AAF, cadet Smith, Marlet Ebert-AAF Engineer, N. Hamp- shire U. Smith, Robert Glenn-Aerographer, USS Rudyerd Bar, Meteorology, Pacific, 42 mo. in, 10 mo. over- seas Snow, Quentin-Petty Oflicer Zc, Alemeda, Cal., Pacific Steineckert, Karl-Cpl. 8th AAF, Service Co. Auto- matic pilot, citation for work on it, England, 4 yr. in Sprague, Norman-QM, Camp Haan Stein, Edward-S Zc Coast Guard Stephens, Bart Nelson- Stevens, Harry-AAF, trained deaf, dumb, blind in aircraft production, Lockheed LA, work on rivits, rudders, later in Armed forces Stone, Ben- Stout, joe-Sgt. Army Engineer, Combat cargo task force, Plane C-46, unit supplied 14th Brftish Army in Burma, Campaign, 3 battle stars, Imphal, N. Burma, Mandalay, Rangoon, Burma, China Star, British, Burma Star, 3 Pres. Citations, 3 yr. in, 1 yr. overseas . Street, joe- Strickland, john Ellis- Navy Air Corps, iiiiitti 5 Cla s oi 1940 Continued Summerville, Charles-Coxwain, net depot, making nets for harbors, Asiatic, Pacific, Saipan, 23 mo. overseas, 3 yr. in, Good Conduct Medal, 1 battle star, Saipan Sunderland, Dean G.-T 5, AAF, PX manager, Hawaii, 45 mo. in, 40 mo. overseas Sutton, Donald E.-Ph M 3c, Navy SS Lurline, troup detail, 2 yr. overseas Taggart, Philip-S Sgt., Engineer, Philipines, 3 yr. in, 24 mo. overseas, 3 battle stars, Carolines, Philippines, Okinawa, 6th, 8th, 10th armies Tarbutton, Leslie-Annapolis, Ga. Tech. Thibodeau- Thomas, Moreland-lst Lt. Infantry, Btn. Adju- tant, 3rd, 7th Armies, 3 battle stars, Central Europe, Rhineland, No. France, Bronze Stat, Bat- tlefield Commission, 26 mo. overseas, 44 mo. in Thomas, Sheldon-Y 3c, Midway, 13 mo., Z3 mo. in Thurman, Clark Jr.- Tocl, Bob-MM 3c, Coast Guard, ship cargo, Guad- alcanal, Eniwetok, Emeru, Guam, Tulagi, Rus- sells, treasury group work, 41 mo. in, 3 battle stars Tidwell, Bob-Seaman, Merchant Marine, 2 yr. in Toland, Bill-AAF Torres, Dan-Sgt. AAF, photos, Ferry Command, Himalayas India Tripp, Gordon-Sgt. AAF, Central Fire Control, B-29, 30 mo. in, US Tronsgard, Robert-S lc, Coast Guard, Hawaii Trumbo, Robert E.-Cpl. Ardeen, Army, Belguim, ETO 30 mo., 3 yr. in, Certificate of merit, 39 mo. in, 1 yr. overseas Tuck, John Robert4gt. Patton's 3rd Army, ETO, Rifleman, Germany, 39 mo. in Van Ee, Robert-Ensign, pilot, Norfolk, Va. Vatter, Claude Jr.-2nd Lt. AAF, pilot B-24, train- ing command middle west, 34 mo. in US i'i'i'i ki k'k Clan ol l940 Continued Vessey, Wm. Bob--Cpl. 9th AAF, ETO, 18 mo. overseas, 3 yr. in, 5 battle stars, citation Volland, Robert-AAF, Pfc., Radio Instructor, 32 mo. in US Wahle, Richard-Zncl Lt. 96th AAF, pilot B-17, 8 mo. So. Pacific, 3 yr. in Walker, Owen Ross- Wallace, Robert-S Sgt. 25lst Guard, Camp Haan, Medical Corps Ward, Bemjamin- Wartenberg, George-Paratrooper Watt, Don-Ph M lc, Pacific, 41 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas, 1 battle star, Okinawa Weitzel, Charles-Lt. Marine pilot, So. Pacific, 2 Jap planes, DFC, 4 air medals, Pres. Citation, 4 yr. in White, Edward-Lt. jg lighter pilot, Navy wildcar, escort aircraft carrier, Luzon, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, flying air patrol White, Don Dennis-Cpl. Army, Radio Mechanic, E1 Centro Wilcox, Robert-AAF Wilson, Gene-Sgt. Lab. Tech. Bushnell Gen. Hos- pital, Utah Wilson, Thomas-Lt. Navigator-Bombardier, Tex. Witz, Jack-Lt. jg, V-12, Cal. Tech., Stanford Womnc, James-STD lc, USN, Lct, Pacific War area, 22 mo. in, 15 mo. overseas Workman, Jean- Worley, David-Navy, USS San Francisco, Pearl Harbor, 7 major battles, ship hit by suicide plane, wounded in hospital 8 mo., sub chaser, 5 yr. in, Good Conduct, Navy E Yanltie, Bill-Ensign, Amphibious forces, Ft. Pierce, Fla. Youngson, Richard-Sgt. Army Medical Corps, Lab. technician General Hospital Europe, 14 mo. over- seas, 41 mo. in Zahn, Willard-AAF l 58 1k'k1ki ki k'A' 1941 Anderson, Robert E.-Avi. Radio lc, Submarine, So. Atlantic Aguilar, Jerome--CM 3c, Coast Guard, USS Cava- lier, Patrol base, Pacific, 36 mo. Aguilar, Nino-Pfc. Army Med. Corps, Pacific, 40 mo. in, 2 mo. overseas, N. Guinea, Japan, Philip- pines liberation, Kurl, So. Mindano Alvarado, Vincent-S Sgt. Army, Italy, died of pneumonia San Fernando Veterans' Hospital Arnold, Robert-Navy Air Cadet, Bucknell U. Arrow, Robert--S Sgt. AAF, Crew Chief, B-29, New Mex., Boise, Ida., 3 yr. in Atkinson, John-T Sgt. 8th AAF, Engineer, aerial gunner, B-24, 35 missions Germany, 4 air medals, DFC Bachtelle, Claude-Coast Guard, Petty Ofiicer Zc, Cook, Aleutians, 3 yr. in, 21 mo. overseas Ballack, Jack-FO, AAF, fighter pilot Iwo Jima, Okinawa, air medal Barber, Ray-Seabee ship fitter Zc, Alaska Barnard, John-Cpl. 5th AAF, Aerial photography, N. Guinea, Philippines, gold star, Pres. Citation, 2 yr. overseas, 3 yr. in Barrett, Don-Coast Guard S lc, cook Bartee, Robert-Sgt. 9th Army Service Co. 37 mo. in, Instructor Baughman, Bud-Cpl. AAF, Tenn. Beaver, Donald D.-Sgt. QM Army, Aleutians, wounded Bentley, Bill-Pfc. Marine artillery, 3rd Div. Guad- alcanal, Bougainville, Guam, Iwo Jima, Purple Heart Berg, Kenneth-Navy V-12 Berger, Virgil-Anti-aircraft Berneker, Carl-Pvt. Army, command cars, mobile unit, 19 mo. in US Berry, Dick-S 2c, aerial gunner, Farragut Bickell, Marvin-Medical Corps Bieri, David-Navy, Annapolis Billings, Don-Pfc. Infantry, 4 mo. in Black, Bill-Coast Guard, S lc, Hawaii, 3 mo. Bonzer, Larry-2nd Lt. Marine, Infantry, Army oc- cupation Japan Bowman, Jack-Avi. Machinist Mate lc, Naval Air Corps, USS Bunker Hill, carrier, USS Wasp, carrier, 9 battle stars, Saipan, Leyte, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, entered Jan. 1941, 12 transferals in ser- vice, 25 mo. overseas, 5 yr. in Boylan, Larry-Coast Guard, Alaska Braithwaite, Jack C.-Pfc. Chaplin Corps, MP, 37 mo. in US Braly, Dickson-Chief Mate, Merchant Marine, Command of ship, Pacific, 4 yr. in, 3 yr. overseas Branham, Bill-Lr. AAF, pilot C-47, C-46 troop carrier command, Asiatic Pacific, 37 mo. in, 7 mo. overseas, Hawaii, Marianas Brightman, I-Iorace-Navy Chief Physical trainer school, New London, Conn., Hawaii Brown, Earle J.--Lt. AAF, Meteorologist, Seattle, Mintor Field, Studied weather from 10,000 ft. in air Brown, Joe Ed-Army Buckalew, Don-Navy, taken prisoner from ship, Manila, Dec.l941, released after Manila retaken Burns, Robert-S lc, gunner, Asiatic Pacino, 34 mo. overseas, 37 mo. in, 2 Merchant Marine transports, 2 fleet supply ships, 3 battle stars, N. Guinea, Gilberts, Solomons, Marshalls, Pelelieu, Iwo Jima, Guadalcanal Burns, Tom-Lt. Burris, Roy-Ensign, Grad. Columbia U., Seattle Burke, Rex-S Sgt. 8th AAF, gunner, ball turret B-17, England, first bombing of Berlin, DFC, 4 air medals Bush, William-Cpl. Hospital Corps, Guam, Paci- fic Cain, Morris-Pvt. Army Engineer, ASTRP, trans- ferred to Infantry, killed in action, Thanksgiving Day, Germany, 1944, buried in Holland i'i'i'k'k'k'ki Caldwell, Maurice-Lt. Navy, Chaplin, V-12, Col umbia, Carrier USS Franklyn after Okinawa Campbell, S. Kelly-In service Carroll, James-Petty Officer 3rd class, aerial gun ner, 3 yr. in Carey, Ray-Army radio technician Ft. Sill, Okla Chaffee, Lawrence-Pfc. 15th AAF, welder 8th Air Depot, Fr. West Africa, 30 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas Chapin, Charles-Cpl. Signal Corps, T5 Radio, Germany, l battle star, 42 mo. in Chapman, Palmer-Army Air Corps, Pacific Cheroske, Arthur-Lt. Navy Air Corps, Bombing, PB4Y-1 plane, 42 mo. in, 14 mo. overseas, 4 battle stars, Luzon, Leyte, Okinawa, DFC, Air Medal, 3rd Fleet Citation Chichster, Ross-Sgt. Hiq. Army Replacement, Pacific Choate, Jack-Cpl. AAF, link trainer, 3 yr. in US Clampirt, Stillman- Clarke, Dale-AAF Technical, Fla. Clifton, Jack-Radio Man 3c, Coast Guard, Coxs- wain, San Juan Puerto Rico, 42 mo. in Colburn, John-Sgt. Marine Signal Corps, telephone, Saipan, Japan, Occupation Unit, 3 yr. in Collins, Burgess-T Sgt., Engineer, Sp. training, worked on Atom Bomb, Tenn. l of 4 to get adv. training, Georgia Tech., Blue Star for highest grade average in Georgia Tech. Laurel wreath, blue star for work on Atom Bomb Collins, Louis-M Sgt. 8th AAF, Navigator, Eng- land, electrican Cooper, Thurston-Army Medical Corps, 3 mo, in, medical discharge Cornell, John-Air Corps Corwin, Bill-Lt. AAF pilot, 4 yr. in US Corwin, Lowell-Lt. Marine Air Corps, dive bomber, fighter, test pilot Cournoyer, Bob-lst Lt. Marine fighter pilot, Cor- sair, 4 yr. in, 14 mo. overseas, China, bailed out over water, Anga rescued by Filipino Guerrilas, 38 missions Cramer, John-AAF, 26 mo. in, Pacific, in hospital, Palm Springs Crawford, Bob-A-12, Medicine, USC Crain, J. D.-USN, instructor, various ports US, injured in accident, US Cunningham, Claude-Ph. M 3c, Hospital Corps, Pacific, 5 yr. in, 37 mo. overseas, 3 battle stars, Pearl Harbor, Guam, Saipan, USS Solace, hos- pital ship Davis, Robert Lee-AAF DeFreece, Gerald A.-V-12, Dentistry, Ohio U., 18 mo. in US Deisem, Harley-Cpl. AAF, Radar Institue 33 mo. in Us DeLapp, Richard-RT 3c, USS Sea Cat, Pacific Densmore, Robert-Sgt. Infantry, 9th Army, battle field promotion, Achaan, volunteered to approach Germans alone with grenades, bazooka, to get Germans out of house, hit by mortar, lost arm, 102 Div. wiped out, Purple Heart, Combat Infantry Medal, Bronze Star, Citation, 2 battle stars Digges, Robert Jr.- Dolby, Harry-Pfc. 84th Infantry, Germany, Arden- nes, 30 mo. in, 14 mo. overseas Douglass, William Scott-Communications, expert bayonet, rifle, machine gun, Alaska, Dutch Huber, 33 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas Drey, Jack-Sgt. Veterinarian, meat inspector, 4 yr. in US Drisko, Robert-S Sgt. AAF, India Dufort, John-Lt. 8th AAF, co-pilot B-17, 3 air medals Dullum, Eddie-S Sgt. 15th AAF Hq., N. Guinea, 3 yr. overseas, aid to colonel Dunn, Eugene-Signal Corps, Camp Swift, Tex. Eaglesron, David-S Zc, Navy Air Corps, supplies, control tower, 2 yr. in, Terminal Island, injured knee 'kir'k'k'k1k'ki' Earle, Harry--Coast Guard Edmunds, Robert-Sgt. lst, 3rd, 9th Br. Znd Armies, armored force, 32 mo. in, 20 mo. overseas, 4 battle stars, N. France, Ardennes, Rhineland, Central Europe Emery, Melvin-Navy Air Corps, 18 mo. in Edson, Bruce-Ensign, V-12, Calif. U., Supply School, Harvard Enders, William Robert--T Sgt., Signal Corps, guard, 6 battle stars, from Australia to Tokyo, Pres. Citation, 30 mo. overseas Endo, Harry-Pfc. lst, 9th Armies, 311th Infantry, 3 battle stars, Ardennes, Central Europe, Rhine- land, Pres. Citation, Germany, regiment took key town, 4 yr. in Erickson, Les-Petty Officer lc, Pacific, 3 yr. in Evans, Harold-Navy radio 3c, on Admiral's plane, rode with Nimetz, Halsey, Pearl Harbor Evans, Dean-Lt. 12th AAF, P-47 pilot, worked under British, Italy, 3 yr. in, 13 mo. overseas, 3 battle stars, Purple Heart, 3 air medals, landed burning plane Fair, Jack-Lt. Marines, Quantico, Va. Farmer, Charles F.-Sgt. AAF, crew chief P-38, transport troop CBI, 50 missions spec, fighter planes, 36 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas, 1 battle star, Burma Feineman, John-Sgt. Army Engineer, Europe 3 yr. in, 1 yr. overseas Fenton, Sonny-Radioman 3c, USS Wayne, So. Pacific, 2 yr, Folger, Robert-RDM Zc, Coast Guard, Central Pacific, radar, 37 mo. in, 10 mo. overseas Forrest, John Stanley-2nd Lt. AAF, Randolph Field French, James F.-Pfc. Marine, killed in action Saipan, Tarawa, 18 mo. Pacific Garver, George-Sgt. AAF aerial gunner, Aleutians, China, Guam, Weather Sqn. Gibbs, B211-lst Sgt. AAF, gunner, B-24, Philip- pines, 27 missions, air medal, 33 mo. in Gallegos, Louis-Cpl. Marines, E1 Toro, Calif. Gleeson, John-T Sgt. AAF, aerial engineer, 40 mo. in, 10 mo. overseas, 4 battle stars, Normandie, Ruhr, Ardennes, Air Medals Glaab, Paul-Ensign, 7th torpedo Sqn. carrier train- ing 8 mo. in US, 3 yr. in Glenn, LeRoy-gunner's M. 2c Golding, Bert-Pfc. Army Engineer, 18 mo. in US Goodman, James W.-S Sgt. Army Infantry, Purple Heart, Battle of France, Germany Goodwin, Charles-lst Lt. AAF, pilot B-17, 50 missions, 3 yr. in, 9 mo. overseas, Pres. Unit Citation, DFC, 4 air Ynedals, 6 battle stars, Bal- kans, Appennes, Po Valley, Rhineland Gordon, Jimmy-AMM 3c, Navy Air Corps, Pacific, 42 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas Grant, Leo-Coast Guard, S lc, Cook, Philippines LST, 3 yr. in, 20 mo. overseas, 5 battle stars, Lingayan Gulf, Leyte, Mortoi, N. Guinea Greene, Frank E.-Cpl., AAF, Detroit, Mich. Grubb, Bill-Lt. AAF, meteorology, weather oflice, 34 mo. in US Gumas, Tom-A-12, Medicine, Chicago, Ill. Gutierriz, Tony-S Sgt. 5th Army, Infantry, Africa, Rome-Arno, Appenines, Purple Heart, 48 mo. in, 28 mo. overseas, in hospital, Italy Hartman, Jerry-Avi. metalsmith, 2c, Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Florida Hadsell, Bud-Merchant Marine oil tanker, 1 yr., later lst land based naval repair unit on Solomons, 2 yr. Guadalcanal, Tulagi, avi. supply ship at Okinawa Hawk, Keith-Navy lc Halicus, Jim-Electrician's mate lc, many battle stars, Bougainville, Guadalcanal, 18 mo. overseas, 54 mo. in, USS Crescent City Hays, Keith-MM 3c, Pacific, 18 mo. in, around world twice Hendricks, Robert Bruce-Avi., Radar M Zc, Gaud- alcanal, N. Hebrides 159 1k'k'kir'k'ki'ir Hills, Donald-Lt. jg, Executive Officer, 18 mo. overseas, Philippines, Okinawa, 42 mo. in, LST Hodges, Wm. Herman-Capt. AAF, meteorologist, Pacific, 20th weather Sqn. battle star, 39 mo. in, 19 mo. overseas Hoffman, Richard H.-Lt. AAF, Miami, Fla. Holcomb, Lyle Miller-Seabee Zc, England, run barges, Br. Isles, Scotland, Wales, hospital 15 mo. overseas, D-Day France Herder, Ted-Bosn. lc, USN, troop transport, 38 mo. in, 20 mo. overseas, 7 battle Stars, Saipan, Tinian, Palau, Leyte, Iwo Jima Holbrook, Willard-Army, Transport Hollar, Richard M.-Sgt. AAF radar, 3 yr. in, 2 yr. overseas, Luzon Holmes, Charles D.-Sgt. AAF, flight engineer, 30 mo. in Homer, Harold--Navy Hopkins, Robert-AAF, cadet, Meteorology, Santa Ana Hoppock, Dick-Pfc. AAF, India, 4 yr. in, 18 mo. overseas Horton, Bud-Lt. jg, 3rd Mate, Merchant Marine, Persia, Cape Horn, Good Hope, So. Pacific, cross o:ean 6 times, 42 mo. in Hoskins, Gregory-V-12, medical student, Tulane U., New Orleans Hoyt, Howard-S Sgt. 15th AAF, gunner B-17, 51 missions, 4 Ploesri Oil Field, Italy, Germany, 4 air medals, citation Hunt, Ed-T Sgt. AAF, fiight engineer, B-24, Africa, test flight crew, 37 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas Hupp, Bob-Ensign, Naval Air Corps, killed August 17, 1945, in plane crash, Seattle, Wash. Ibbetson, Thornton-Navy, Radar, Japan Irvine, Audley M.-2nd Lt. AAF, Luke Field, Ariz. Jackson, Byron-Naval Radio Jelfs, Charles-Lt. jg, Annapolis Johnston, Wayne L.--T Sgt. AAF, gunner, Europe, 32 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas, 7 battle stars, Rome, Anzio, Ploesti Jennings, Kay-lc, 30 mo. in, overseas July 1945 Jones, Robert P.-M Sgt. AAF, meteorology, Mid- dle East, Persian Gulf, 3 yr. in, 23 mo. overseas, India, So. Amercia, Africa Judson, Bob-Lt. Marine D-3, Occidental June, Robert--A-12, Illinois University, Signal Corps Kamery, Harlan-T5 Army, Diesel mech., 4th Engineer Spec. Brigade, 34 mo. in, 21 mo. over- seas, 3 battle stars, N. Guinea, N. Britian, Ling- ayan Gulf Karli, Vance-Navy V-5, Navy flyer Keck, Jack-Ensign, Navy Air Avi., V-12 grad., 3 yr. in US Kemp, Robert-T Sgt., Research, Radar, England Kendig, Edwin-Ensign, instructor, 3 yr. in US Kendig, Thomas-AAF fireman lc, Engineer, mech- anic, 42 mo. US, Gila, Ariz. Kerr, James Gilchrist-Navy transport, Battle Stats, 18 mo. overseas, 3 yr. in Kerr, Bill-AMM lc, Navy Air Corps, USS Enter- prise, carrier, ship saved fleet galloping ghost, ship had 18 combat stars, 15 wound stripes, Coral Sea, Midway, Solomons, 19 mo. overseas, every major sea battle So. Pacific Kimbrell, Thomas-Zc torpedo man, Submarine 2 yr., destroyer, 2 yr., Atlantic, Iceland, Marcus, Tarawa, Leyte, Lingayan, Philippines, Saipan Klinkert, Charles-Lt. 17th Airborne Div., pilot C-47, was hit, England, France, Germany, Brazil, 4 air medals Krieger, Wayne-Seabee Krueger, Gill:-ert-S 3c, Motor PT boat, QM, USS Porrerhelcl Kronick, Robert-SM Zc, Armed Guard, liberty ship, 18 mo. So. Pacific, Saipan, Tinian, Guam, 3 yr. in, 11 mo. overseas Kubovec, Russell-S 2c, Coast Guard, Philippines, 2 yr., 3 yr. in titiittuk Class of 1941 Continued Laughner, Jack-Marine Discharge Laney, Floyd-Cpl. Infantry, Blackhawk Div., Pat- ton's 3rd Army, battle stars, Philippines Larner, Thomas-Lt. jg, Merchant Marine, asst. port director Australia, 3 yr. in, 30 mo. overseas, Okinawa, Hebrides, Iran, Marshalls, Hollandia, N. Guinea Lasater, William-Pfc, radio operator, ATC, shipped materials, wounded, in 3 yr., 18 mo. overseas, Tripoli, Cairo, Naples, Marseilles, Casablanca, Dakar Leff, Jerome-Sgt. Records, limited service, 3 yr. in US Leach, Burton Stanley-Cpl. 3rd Army, Artillery, Radar, 3 battle stars, Invasion France, Ardennes, Bulge, Croix de Guerre, 32 mo. in, 20 mo. overseas Leighs, George Edwin-Cpl. AAF, engineer B-17, Pacific, 42 mo. in, 8 mo. overseas, 1 battle star, flew around world twice, Philippines, now P-80 Leonard, William H.-Marine Paratrooper, Guad- alcanal, later Marine Infantry, killed in action, Iwo Jima Invasion LeSage, John-Cpl. AAF, Radio, radar, Instructor, 37 mo. in US Liken, Maurice-S 1c, Coast Guard, Cutter USS Hermes, 42 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas, So. Pacific Lilly, Don-S lc, Naval Air Station, Norman, Olcla. Lindeman, Richard-Coast Guard, QM lc, USS Hermes, Belfast, USS Menkar, Asst. Navigator, Saipan, 5 yr. in Linkem, Eugene-Sgt. AAF, Camp Campbell Ky. Test gunner, Central Pacific Linkletter, Herbert-S Sgt. AAF, armored, Test gunner, Elgin, Fla. Lishman, James-Navy S lc Little, Stanley-Pfc. AAF, Douglas, Ariz. Long, Leslie Eugene-AAF, medical discharge Louk, Merrill-In service Love, Arthur-Lt. AAF, Supplies, directed 450 men Lovett, Richard--Sgt. AAF, B-29 flight engineer, India, CBI, 36 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas, 5 battle stars, Tokyo, China Runnels, 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k1lr Clan ol 1941 Conltnued Lyons, Jack-Lt. jg, Hellcat lighter plane, USS Essex, carrier, Silver Star for locating Jap fleet in Kyushu area, DFC, air medal, 5 gold stars Macon, james Merrell-S Sgt., Mobile, Hq. La. Malaby, Ray-In servire Marling, Frank--Coast Guard, S lr, 3 yr. in US, guard explosives Marshall, Fred-V-12, USC Martinez, Raymond-Pfc. Infantry rifleman, 3rd Army, 2 battle stars, Rhineland, Central Europe, Pres. Citation Mason, Harold--S lc, 13 battle stars, USS Okla- homa and USS North Hampton sunk under him, his ship to Tokyo with Doolittle, Guadalcanal, Pearl Harbor Dec. 7, Marshalls, Wake, Marcus, Coral, Midway, Bougainville, Gilberts, Corona Hospital 1 yr. Mawhinney, Norman--Sgt. AAF, aerial radio, France, 2 battle stars McArthur, Richard-Pfc. AAF, Ordnance, ground crew, England, Burma, India, China, Bronze Star, jungle fever, med. discharge McCarley Robert-Coast Guard Air Corps, Avi. Mechanic 3c McCoy, Gilbert-Sgt. Infantry, Belgium, Germany, France, wounded Siegfred Line, Purple Heart McDowell, Harold Eugene-Merchant Marine V McFarland, Bruce Bob-Pfc. Marine, Navy Hospital, Long Beach MrGinty, Phil-In service McGowan, Gordon-Sgt., Army, Infantry, ordnance, 30 mo. in, 2 yr. overseas, 3 battle stars, New Guinea, Philippines McGuire, Wallace-Navy Zc, sound detector, N. Guinea, 15 mo. overseas, 3 yr. in McIntyre, Bob-Lt. AAF, transport Command In- structor US McLeod, Don4 lc, destroyer McKenna, Bob-SS 3c Petty Oflicer, Coast Guard, ship service, San Francisco, So. Pacific, 37 mo. in, 9 mo. overseas 'k'k'ki ki k1k McMahan, Alex-V-12 McOwen, Sherwood-Lt. 8th AAF, lead bombardier 10 missions, B-24, 7 mo. overseas, air medal, 3 battle stars, Bulge, Central Europe Meairs, Irvin Red-Navy Air Corps, Atsletic special- ist, Zc, Hawaii, Los Alamitos Meyers, Edward-Sgt. Army Engineer, Germany 1 yr., I battle star, 3 yr. in Miles, Don-Merchant Marine Miller, Raymond-Ensign Navy Air Corps, injured 1 wk. before wings, hospital many mo., killed after war in crash in Texas Mitchell, James-Navy Air Cadet Ariz. medical discharge Molloy, Arthur-Chief Petty Ollicer, Radio, Leyte, Hellcat dive bomber, Carrier, Indo China, Okin- awa, HongKong, Luzon, Formosa, all combat, DFC Montgomery, Gene-Lt. AAF, P-47, 80 missions, Pres. citation, 4 bronze Stars, 14 air medals, bomb- ed bridge, French citation, Unit Citation, Norman- die, Cologne Monahan, Tom-Sgt. AAF, Nebraska Montgomery, Robert Wilbur- Moore, john Chester - Moreno, Nolbert L.-Lt. Rescue pilot, So, Pacific Moulton, Tom-Lt. 8th AAF, 28 missions, flew American prisoners of war to England Nause, William E.-Pfc, Infantry, killed in action, Luxembourg, jan. 15, 1945, 6 mo. overseas Nelson, Jack--Aero. Engineer, Las Legas Nelson, Mylan--Army Cadet, Santa Ana Nestell, Dean-AAF Mechanic Nimura, Raymond-Sgt. Intelligence, Interpreter Manila, japan Noble, Duane-Boatswain Zc, USS Warhawk, trans- port, 5 battle stars, Saipan, Guam, Leyte, Luzon, Leyte, 18 mo. overseas, ship torpedoed Ogle, William-Pfc. Patton's 3rd, Red Diamond Div. led race across France, Purple Heart, 3 battle stars, took Metz, combat Infantry badge Orrick, Tommy-Lt. 8th Fighter Command, B-24, England, Air Medal Osborn, William-Lt. AAF, pilot, instructor, West Flying Training Command, 3 yr. in Owens, Robert Eugene-Pfc. AAF, 22 mo. in US Parker, Clifton-S lc, N. Island San Diego, yard oil, gas, Philippines Payne, Dale E.-Capt. Infantry combat duty, France, wounded Phelps, Joseph-Ensign, V-12, Engineer, Cal. Tech. Seabee Phillips, Lyle-Cpl. AAF, radio engineer, Assam India Pierce, Bob-Lt. Navy Patrol bombing Sqn. Atlantic, land based, fought U-boats, England, 5 yr. in, air medal, 25 missions Power, Edward-Lt. jg, Naval pilot Potter, Don-Army Anti-Aircraft, Ft. Bliss, Tex. Price, Manford-Army, Italy Penfield, john-Cpl. Tech., 7th Army, 3 battle stars, France, Germany, Austria, 33 mo. in, 1 yr. overseas, Combat Infantry Badge Prohaska, Frank-Navy, San Diego Prouse, Donald R.-MM 3c, Coast Guard, supply ship Australia, 6 battle stars, 3 yr. in Putnam, Thomas-AMM lc, Navy Air Corps, air- craft, Philippines, 40 mo. in, 19 mo. overseas Quinn, Myles-Signalman 3c, USS Scania, So. Pacific, 2 yr. in Quirk, Collings Red-2nd Lt. Sth, Sth AAF, tail gunner, Liberator, Po Valley, Italy, Germany Randall, Bill--Ensign V-12, UCLA, destroyer, Pacific Rastello, Gerard Soapy--Lt. bombardier 8th AAF, B-17, 35 missions, 27 mo. in, Pres. Citation, 7 air medals, hit Berlin 'k'A'i k1k'k-ir'k Recksick, Donald-RM 3c, New Zealand, So. Pacific Reed, Lewis Smith-3rd Engineer, Merchant Marine, Army Transport Corps, diesel engineer, 3 battle stars, So. America, 2 yr. in, 30 mo. overseas Remmle, Lawrence-Cpl. Paratrooper, Military Police, Ft. Benning Ga. Richard, Wally-2nd Lt. 8th AAF, Co-pilot B-17, Normandie, 35 missions, bailed out over France, air medals, DFC Rhoades, Galen-Lt. P-38 pilot AAF, 50 missions, killed in accident in Italy, Ploesti Fields, France, Aug. 1944 air medal Richards, Ted-T Sgt. 7th AAF, Radio Operator, turrent gunner,sB-24, Hawaii, Saipan, Iwo Jima, attacked 5 times, 3 yr. in, air medal, Purple Heart, crash landed Rieger, Philip-S lc, Navy Signal man, armed guard, Pacific merchant ship, 3 yr. in, 2 yr. overseas, Rider, Bob-T5, Stilwell's 10th Army, Garrison force Hq., Signal Air Service Command, Supply, 1 battle star, Okinawa, 8 mo., 3 yr. in Riordan, David-Radar lc, USS Southerland, des- troyer, 3rd fleet, 47 mo. in, 14 mo. overseas, 3 battle stars, Philippines, Japan, surrender of japan, lst ship to enter Tokyo Bay Robideau, Gene-Navy, Farragut Romain, Harold-Cpl. Ordnance, Aberdeen, Md. rheumatic fever, 2 yr. in, medical discharge Ruh, Bill-Radar Technician Zc, Sub-chaser sunk, 42 mo. in, convoy to Hawaii Rumrill, Rosenlof, John Burton-In service Eugene B.-S Sgt. AAF Himalayas, Ferry Command, Burma, India, China, 75 missions, DFC, air medal Daryle-Pfc. AAF Russell, James--2nd Lt. AAF, flight engineer, B-29, 52 mo. in , Ryan, Pete-S 1c, storekeeper, gunner, Pacific, 42 mo. in, 19 mo. overseas, Purple Heart Saladin, Ben-T Sgt., 3rd Army Signal Corps, 3 battle stars, Rhineland, Central Europe, Ardennes Sanford, Harold--Lt. Marine, Corpus Christi Scanlan, Henry-Navy Sektnan, Philip-Navy, Honolulu Shaar, Richard Thomas-Ensign, V-12, Medical Sshool Pennsylvania U. Shackford, Winchester B.-Coast Guard, ground crew, patrol planes, 2 yr., Attu, Alaska Sheely, Delno Kessler-Cpl. Army, Alaska Sherwood, Rod--Sgt. 15th AAF, radioman B-24, shot down, Italy, DFC, Pres. Citation, Flying medal, oak leaf clusters, 3 battle stars Simmons, Ray-in service Simpson, Kenneth-MM Zc, Navy convoy duty, Ire- land, England, No. Africa, So. Pa:ifi:, 3 yr. in Sinclair, Charles-Army Radio, Fla. Small, Wesley-S Sgt. 8th, 9th AAF, Mechanic, Germany, France, 4 battle stars, 30 mo. in Smith, Fred-Sgt. Army Clerical, Ft. Campbell Ky., programs for service men Smith, Oliver Russell-AAF, Leyte, 3 yr. in Smith, Stanley Dwight--Petty Officer lc, PM Zc, 3rd Fleet, intelligence, Pacific, 18 mo. overseas, 3 yr. in, Pearl Harbor Smith, Wm. Alexander-V-12 Annapolis Solter, Ray-ETM Radio Tech. Zc, Torpedo ship, 33 mo. in, Puget Sound Sponheim, Bob-Pfc. Patton's 3rd Army, Infantry, 9 mo. overseas, Guarded Prisoners in France Sprowl, Bob--S lc, Submarine, Torpedo man, Tokyo, Pacific, 2 yr. overseas, 29 mo. in, sub-ten- der, suicide mission, citation Squire, Ned-lst Lt. pilot, llth AAF, P-38, Aleu- tians 1 yr., 3 yr. in Starkey, jack-Coast Guard, Sk lc, kept records, Aleutians, 36 mo. in, 16 mo. overseas, Pres. Cita- tion, USS Onendaga, cutter Steele, Robert P.-Sgt. paratrooper ETO, 3 combat stars, Infantry man's badge, Silver Star Stone, Ben-Coast Guard, Mo. MM 2c Stone, Joseph--Navy Cadet, St. Mary's 'k4k'kir1lr'k'kir Strouse, Robert-lst Lt. pilot in Philippines Summerville, Ralph F.-Cpl. AAF, ATC building unit, So. Pacific, Guam, 14 mo. overseas, 3 yr. in Sutherland, Arvid-Pfc. Marine, 5th Div. Japan Symons, William-Submarine, Gunner's Mate Zc, 3 yr. in, 18 mo. overseas, Saipan Tanner, Milton Ray-Navy Machinist lc, So. Pacific, 7 mo. overseas Taylor, Albert Kenneth-AAF, Utah Taylor, William M.-7th Army Signal Corps, Radio, Europe, 5 battle stars, Solerno, Casserin Pass, France, Anzio Beach, Bulge, Africa, Germany, Purple Heart Tesch, Bob-Air Cadet Thompson, Doug-Ph. Zc, APA, attack transport, 43 mo. in, 2 mo. overseas, Guadalcanal, Tulagi, 1 battle star Tiffany, Wendell-lst Lt. AAF, P-38 pilot, Philip- pines, 40 mo. in, 31 mo. overseas, 4 DFC, battle stars, 3 air medals, 123 missions Trundle, Ted-Sgt. Ordnance, Pearl Harbor, wea- pons' mechanic, 28 mo. overseas, 6 yr. in Vessels, Frank-Navy, 18 mo. Pacific Wack, George-Navy Air Station, Norman, Okla. Wakefield, Blair-Ensign, pilot Hellcat, USS Lex- ington, carrier, USS King, carrier, 30 missions, 10 voluntary missions, 6 battle stars, Guam, Iwo Jima, Saipan, Truk, Guadalcanal, air medal, Purple Heart, killed in action, Iwo Jima Walden, Richard-Spec. lc Seabee, swimming in- structor, Aleutians, Attu, 36 mo. in, 22 mo. over- seas, 9 mo. Merchant Marine Watters, Bob-Pfc. Army Signal Intelligence, Scot- land U., 20 mo. overseas, 33 mo. in, 7th Army, 2 battle stars Wells, Robert--Navy Radar So. Pacific, USS Arega- hit, Tokyo Weiller, Jack-Petty Ofiicer lc, 3rd fieet, Parachute Rigger, Pacific, CVE carried jeeps, 6 yr. in, 16 mo. overseas, surrender of Japan Wentworth, Robert-Lt. AAF, bomber pilot, Cater- pillar Club, San Antonio, killed in crash in US after war Wenzel, Richard-lst Lt. C-47, India, 60 missions, air medal Widetick, Hugh-Coast Artillery, N. Guinea in hospital from exploding bomb Wiese, Don-AAF Wilson, Donald-RM Zc, Coast Guard, radio oper- ator, Asiatic Pacific, 38 mo. in, 5 mo. overseas Wilson, Thomas-Lt. AAF, bombardier, B-17, Europe, killed in action Wilson, Newton-Coast Guard S 2c Wright, James L.-S lc, Terminal Is., Coxswain Wuth, Donald P.-Photo. Zc, Utility Sqn., Aerial recon., 47 mo. overseas, 54 mo. in, 3 battle stars, Coral Sea, Solomons, Alta Maha, Bougainville, Survived old USS Lexington at Coral Sea Walters, Paul E.-Sgt. AAF, tail gunner, B-25, Italy, No. Africa, Purple Heart, Pres. Unit Cita- tion, in hospital at Corsica Warholm, Maurice--AAF, Clerical, England Watson, Bill-S lc, USN Weld, Bob--Pfc. Army Wilson, Frank--Navy, San Diego Work, George-AMM Zc, USN, Br. West Indies, 3 yr. in, 19 mo. overseas Workman, Weston-Cpl. 251 Guard, 4 yr. in, Guadalcanal, Figis, N. Caledonia Yandell, Wilson Jr.-Medic. V-12, Rochester U. I 942 Aguilar, Abraham-S Sgt. AAF Turret Gunner, Rome-Arno, Air Offensive Europe, Balkans, 34 missions, 32 mo. in Aldrich, Milton-T Sgt. AAF, 3rd Air Force, radio gunner, Philippines, Dutch East Indies, 2 Air Medals, Silver Star, 42 mo. in 161 iri'ir1l kt'k'k Alexander, Mark-Ensign Naval Reserve, ETO 42 mo. Allen, Richard-Pfc. AAF Ground Crew, Mail, 779 th Service Co., England Anderson, Charles Raymond--Ensign, Engineer An- napolis grad., 3 yr. in . Anderson, Richard B.-Sgr. 13th AAF, Aerial Gun- ner, B-17, B-24, Ploesti Oil Fields, Romania, Forced down, underground got him back to Italy, DFC Andreasen, Carl-Cadet, Naval Aviation fiight train- ing, Z yr. Arnold, Rollin-lc Avi. Mech. Mate, Pacific, 5 yr. in, 30 mo. overseas, 1 battle star Axtell, Robert-20th AAF Gunner, B-29, Okinawa Aydelott, Max-V-12, Cal Tech Bachtelle, Lloyd-Sgt. 20th AAF, B-29, 4 battle stars, Guam, Mariana, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Japan, Saipan, 34 mo. in Baker, Edwin-M A M 3c, USS Ormby, Merchant Marine, Marshalls, So. Pacific, Japan, 3 yr. in Ball, Halcyon-Ensign, Mech. Engineer, Grad, Cal. Tech. Bales, Jack-Army Bales, Max-Army Ballou, Richard-Instrument Specialist, B-17, Sgt. AAF, Mechanic, 42 mo. in, Western Flying Training Command Barber, Gerald-lst Lt. AAF, Bombardier Instructor, 3 yr. in US Barlow, Leslie-Cpl. Gunner, B-24, 8th AAF, England Belisle, Bob-M M Zc Naval Aviation, No. Africa, 4 yr. in Bench, Robert K.-Ensign V-12 Medicine, Wash- ington U. Belman, Creighton R.-Cpl. Army, 2 battle stars, Liberation of France, Germany, 3 yr. in Berg, Kenny-Ensign, Navy dentist, US, 5yr. Bibby, Roy-Lt. AAF Navigator, Bombardier B-24, England, ETO, DFC Bigelow, Ross-Ensign, USS Salt Lake City, 3rd Fleet, USS Pasadena, Task Force 58, Gunnery, 2 battle stars, Okinawa, Philippines, 18 mo. in, Asiatic Pacific, Grad. V-12 Cal. Tech. Black Murray-Ensign, V-12 Mo. Valley College, Mine Disposal, Saipan, Peleliu, 3 yr. in, 1 yr. overseas Black, Robert J.-Pfc. 8th Army, MP Service, Anti- Aircraft Artillery, 2 Bronze stars, Buna, N. Guinea, Hollandia, Netherlands E. Indies, Dulag, San Jose, Hokkido I. Japan, Invasions of Leyte, Mindora Pacific, 30 mo. in Blackwell, Bill-M Sgt. Engineer, Greenland, 3 yr. in, 2 yr. overseas Blaisdell, Homer J.-Pfc. Paratrooper, Germany Blrgom, Bob A.-V-12 Medical Student, St. Louis Bolster, Eugene-Cal. Tech., V-12 Bowles, John Franklin- Brakeman, Paul H.--Pfc. AAF, Bomb Group, B-24 Ordnance Load, Unit Citation, Ploesti, Italy, 18 mo. overseas, 2 pres. citations Bridges, Arthur Jr.--Lt. Commander, Merchant Marine, Navigating Officer, So. Pacific, 5 yr. in, 5 yr. overseas Brown, Beryl-S Sgt. AAF gunner killed in action in Germany Sept. '44, DFC, 4 Air Medals, 2 Bronze Stars Brown, Charles T.-36th Tank Btn., Louisiana Brown, Robert Elmer-Ensign, 3rd Fleet, USS Bul- lard, destroyer, I-Ialsey's Task Force 38, Deck Ofiicer, Battle of Japan, 7 battle stars Buckler, Don-F O, AAF Pilot, 35 mo. in Bulkley, Edward Ned-Pfc., Signal Corps, Motion Picture Photog, Electrical Engineering, New York, 33 mo. in Burns, Wilford-E M 3c, USS Independence carrier Engine Room Electrician, 8 battle stars, Marshalls, Mariannas, Carolines, 2nd Battle of Philippines, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Leyte, Luzon ir'k'ki kir'k'k Class of 1942 Continued Burns, Eugene-Lt. Pilot P-47, killed in action in France, Aug. 44, Purple Heart Burroughs, Jack Walter--Coast Guard, San Fran- cisco Burton, Arnold-Cpl. AAF Troop Carrier Comm. Crew Chief C-47, 6 battle stars, Philippines, Lib- eration, Manila, Pacific, 26 mo. Byers, LeRoy-Army, Guards American prisoners, Washington Caldwell, Bob S.-Cpl. 2nd, Sth AAF, Machinist Engineer, B-17, B-29, 84 missions, 8 battle stars, Normandie, D-Day, Pres. Citation Caldwell, Gilbert-V-12, Missouri Caldwell, Willard-Yeoman Zc, Escort Destroyer, Clerical, Pacific, 5 yr. in Cannon, Jack-Pfc. AAF Gun Btn. 5 battle stars, D-Day, first gun Btn. to enter Normandie, Bulge, Ardennes, several citations, Recommendation from Gen. Hodges 3 yr. overseas, 33 mo. in Cardall, Jack-Ensign, V-12 Notre Dame, Cal. Tech., Net Tender, Philippines, 6 mo. overseas ' Carr, John-V-12, Navy, Stanford Catania, Steve-B M Zc Navy Deck Force, USS Macassar Straits, carrier, 2 battle stars, Pacific, 2 yr. overseas Cheney, Marshall-Army Cheroske, Robert-Yeoman Clark, Stanley-V-12, Naval Engineer, Cal Tech Clearwater, Earl--AAF Special Workman, B-29, Mather Field, Calif. 42 mo. in Cochran, Jay Frederick-lst Lt. 91st Bomb Sqn. AAF, Co-Pilot B-17, 2 Air Medals, 100 Missions, High Alf. bombing missions Cook, Jack Martin-QM Zc, Navy Bridge, maps, APA-49, USS Ormsby, 8 battle stars, Tarawa, Enitwetok, Leyte, Saipan, Pacific, 33 mo. overseas Cooley, John-Lt. AAF, Pilot, C-47, 2 yr. in, flying the Hump 'k1ki'i A'ir1k1lr Class ol 1942 Continued n Cooper, Ed-Commando, Alaska Corcoran, Ray-S lc Naval Radio Man, Philippines, I8 mo. in Cougler, Thomas J.-T Sgt. 8th AAF, Radio opera- tor, Aerial gunner, B-24, England, Germany, France, Shot down Covington, Don-Cpl. AAF, Leyte, Manila, Luzon, East Indies, N. Guinea, So. Pacific Crain, Ross-Pfc, Inf. 66th Div. 1 battle star, France, Germany, Austria, ETO, 37 mo. in Crawford, Paul Robert Jr.-Army Medical Corps at USC Crays, Richard M.-Cpl. Army Artillery, 5 battle stars, Belgium Bulge, Remagen, Rhur, Central France, ETO, 42 mo. in Crofoot, Robert- Crouch, Charles-T 5, Army Clerk, ETO, 22 mo. in, 15 mo. overseas, l battle star, Germany Curran, Robert-Destroyer USS Beale, Kiska, So. Pacific, Australia, Philippines Curtis, Lorel-Pfc Paratrooper, So. France, Rome- Arno, No. France, lst Allied Air-'Bourne, Arden- nes, Rhineland, Pres. Unit Citation, Purple Heart, Bronze Star, 30 mo. in Dahl, Thomas-Cpl. Radio Tech. AAF, No. Ireland Davis, Earl J.-Ensign, Navy Sub Chaser Officer, Okinawa, Leyte, Manila Bay Dalton, Bob-Water Tender 3c, Coast Guard, Troop Transport, ETO, Pacific, 38 mo. in Day, Ross-Ph M Zc USS Manila Bay Carrier, 1 battle star, Hollandia, Asiatic Pacific, 32 mo. in Deatherage, Dale-Ensign, Grad. from US Naval Academy at Annapolis, Pre-Flight Training at Fla. on USS Moale in Pacific, 4 yr. in, still in DeMasters, Charles B.-Army Dewitt, James-Navy Band, Kansas DeYoung, Robert Gordon-Pfc Infantry killed in action in Germany Jan. 3, 1945 kkktttiuk Dibble, John-Lt. Marine Corps, Platoon Comdr. Training, Va. ' Dickinson, Dan III-Sgt. Infantry communications, 6 battle stars, Leyte, Luzon, N. Guinea, Nether- lands, East Indies, Philippines, Guadalcanal, Solo- mons, Japan, Bismark, Archipelago, Purple Heart, Unit Citation, Invasion Medals Diel, Bill-Merchant Marine, Pacific Dollarhicle, Marshall-Pfc. AAF Mechanic, B-17, B-29, 37 mo. in Dougherty, Gerald-Cpl. 7th Army, Machine gun- ner, Infantry, Bronze Star, ETO, 30 mo. in Douglas, Robert-Ensign, Merchant Marine, USS Worneld, Samuel Bolwin, Trendy Victory, Engin- eer, Global duty, 3 yr. in Duff, Benson- -Ph M Zc, Hospital Corps, USS Miss- issippi, LST, 17 invasions, 3 battle stars, Tarawa, So. Pacific, 30 mo. in , Eller, Burton H.-Sgt. Army QM Depot, ETO, 32 mo. in Ellery, Richard Arthur-Cpl. 24th Fighter Control Sqd. AAF, Medical Corps Elms, Frank-Radio man Zc, USS Corregidor carrier, 5 Major Battles, Tarawa, Truk, Saipan Emery, Myron-Sgt. AAF Instructor, Engineering, Aerial photos. for Far Asia Esse, Dean J.-Pfc. Army, ETO, Military Police, 3rd, lst, 7th Armies, Bulge, Pres. Citation, 3 yr. in Evans, Loren-Navy Radarman Zc, So. Pacific, Z yr. in Evans, Oren-T Sgt. 8th AAF, ETO, turret gun- ner, DFC, 6 Air Medals, Pres. Citation, 51 mis- sions, Flew 36 hr. on D-Day, England, 2 yr. in Farmer, Jess-QM 3c, Naval Amphibious Forces, LCT, LST, Navigator, Central Pacific, 28 mo. in Farrell, James-Sgt. Army Instructor, Aerial Gun- ner Fick, William-Pfc. 20th Armored Infantry Btn. Rifleman, Munich, ETO, 3 yr. in Fishbaugh, Frank-Sgt. 15th AAF gunner, 4 battle stars, ETO, Prisoner of War, Vienna, Air Medal, Purple Heart, Pres. Citation, 34 mo. in Fitzhugh, Quentin-Parachute Rigger, Zc, 3 battle stars, Leyte, Luzon, USS Currituck, Atlantic, Pacific, Caribbean, 3 yr. in, 32 mo. overseas Forsyth, James-Ensign, 3rd Fleet Task Force, USS Essex, USS Lexington, USS Enterprise, carriers, Leyte, Lingayan, Formosa, China Sea, Okinawa, sank destroyer near Formosa recommended Pres. Citation, 6 mo. overseas Foster, Forest-Ensign, Patrol Craft Escort, So. Pac- ific, 42 mo. in, anti-submarine, radar Friedman, Fred-T Sgt. 3rd Army of Occupation, Bronze Star, Citations by Gen. Ladd in Germany, So. France, Belgium, Germany, Bulge Frost, Jack-V-12, Marines, San Diego Gable, William-R lc Navy, Normandie, Sicily, So. France, Salerno, with Gen. Patton, Pres. Citation Garfinkel, Jack M.-Ensign, V-7, grad from Cornell Mid-shipman school, '45, Separation Center, 2 yr. in US Galbraith, Bill L.-Lt. AAF missing in trainng flight Luke Field, Ariz. Gates, Donald--Pfc. Army Mechanic, Alaska, Al- eutians, 33 mo. in Gerrish, Dean-2nd Lt. AAF Pilot, P-47, 31 mo. in Geiss, Henry A.-Sgt. Army, 5 battle stars, No. France, Ardennes, Germany, Rhineland, Norman- die, 35 mo. in Gilson, Jerry-Navy 'Giessner, Wfilliam-Merchant Marine Goodfellow, Robert T.-S lc, Terminal Is. Gossett, Richard LeeRadio M Zc, Naval Radio Operating LSM-LSV, 2 battle stars, Okinawa, Pacific, 30 mo. Graef, William P. Jr.-Ensign, Naval Supply Officer of APL. So. Pacific, 3 yr. in Gray, Jim-T Sgt., Radio, bomber, Germany, Air Medal, Pres. Citation 'k1kir'k'k'k1k'k Green, Frank-T Sgt. Army instructor, Bight engin- eer, 32 missions, ETO, DFC, 4 Air Medals, Pres. Unit Citation Grueber, Loren-2nd Lt. AAF Bombardier 7 Air Medals, ETO, 30 mo. in, 3 battle stars, B-17, Rhineland, Central Germany, Ardennes, Pres. Unit Citation Gunn, Le Roy-Sgt. Army tank comdr. 2 battle stars, Rhineland, Central Europe, Bronze Star, Purple Heart Hall, Mack-S lc, Navy Boat Coxswain, USS Al- chiba, So. Pacific, 2 yr. in Haggerty, Russell-S K 3c Navy, USS Sea Bass, submarine, Jean La Fitre, Okinawa, So. Pacific, 42 mo. in Hancock, Fred-Znd Lt. 3rd Air Force, Pilot In- silgructor, P-38, B-25, Photo Reconn. Unit, 30 mo. in S . Hansm, Beverly A.-Flight Officer, AAF Harvey, Joseph1S lc Navy Radar Technician, l battle star, Okinawa, Pacific, 3 yr. in Hattersly, Julian-Lt. Navy Flyer, instructor, Corpus Christi Hayes, Dean-Army Ordnance Hawks, Dick-Navy V-5 Unit, 2 yr. in Hendricks, Edgar Jr.-lst Lt. AAF P-38 pilot, Iwo Jima, 37 mo. in Heissner, Roy-Navy aerographer 3c, Weather ships, USS Salisbury Sound, Sea Plane Tender, 2 yr. in Herder, Ted-Troup Transport, Saipan, Philippines, Tarawa, Iwo Jima, 4 yr. in Hertzog, Francis-Ensign, Grad. from US Naval Academy, Annapolis, Pre-Flight Training in Fla. USS Atlanta, Pacific duty, 4 yr. in, still in Hervey, Wesley-Sgt. Army, Telephone Div., 3 battle stars, Japan, Philippines, Pacific, 3 yr. in Hessenius, Milton-Sgt. AAF Radio Airways Div. So. Pacific, Tokyo, 3 yr. in , Hester, James-2nd Lt. Marine V-12, Princeton U., Intelligence, Military Government, Japan Hill, Frank-T5 Army QM Corps, Supplies, I battle star, Guam, Pacific, 32 mo. in Hill, Stanley-Phar. 3c Navy Medical Corps, Ad- miralties, Philippines, 3 yr. in Hill George Stanton--Ensign Navy Deck Oicer 7th Fleet, Jr. Navigator USS Houston, Mech. Engineer, Cuba, China Hoagland, Wilber Jr.-In Service Holmes, Charles D.-2nd Lt. AAF Navigator, Pacific, 3 yr. in Holz, John-Petty Oflicer 3c, USS Fessenden, des- troyer escort, 2 battle stars, sank sub, downed plane, Casablanca, Capetown, Daker, Pacific, No. Atlantic, Mediterranean, England, Greenland, 30 mo. in Homer, Roger H.-Air Ferry Sqn. 3, Naval service Hooks, Fred-Lt. jg, USS Hancock, Carrier, Pilot Corsair, 3 Air Medals, Unit Citation, Gold Star, 2 battle stars, Japan, Okinawa, shot down Horton, Jim-Store keeper, Navy, Military Gov't, 1 battle star, Guam, 38 mo. in Hoskins, Gregory-V-12, Medicine, Louisiana Hughes, John Jr.-Pvt. Army, Amphibious Tanks, US, 3 yr. in Hutchinson, John-Av. Radio M 3c, Navy Air Corps, Radio Operator on Patrol Plane, PBM, Atlantic, 40 mo. Hutchinson, Keith-Sgt. 9th AAF, lst Allied Air- borne Army, Motor Pool Dispatcher, 5 battle stars, Normadie, No. France, Ardennes, Rhineland, Central Europe, Pres. Citation, 44 mo. in Inman, John-Radio man 3c, Naval Port Director, 2 battle stars, Invasion of Saipan, oil tanker, Tinian, So. Pacific, 3 yr. in Isaacs, James Conley- Ireland, Jim--Lt. jg, Naval Aviator, USS Lexington, So. Pacific, 4 yr. in Jacobson, Gordon-Navy Jacobs, Van-Pfc lst Marine Div. 2 yr. overseas Johnson, Robert Clark-Navy Jolly, William-2nd Lt. AAF Pilot, ETO, 18 mo. in 162 ir'k1kir'ki'1kir joplin, Gordon-T Sgt. 90th QM Corps, 5th Army Italy, 3 yr. in, 2 yr. overseas, 4 battle stars Kelly, William-T5 7th Army Radio Operator, 2 battle stars, Rhineland, Central Europe, Bronze Star, Germany, 3 yr. in Kendall, Mervin-Sgt. AAF, Military Police, 36 mo. in US Kerth, Richard-Cpl. AAF, Crew Chief, Mechanic, 3 yr. in US Kibler, Robert Wayne-S Sgt. 7th Army Engineer, 4 battle stars, ETO, 3 yr. in Kline, Dick-Lt. 15th Army Bombardier, Prisoner of War, 3 mo., 17 missions, Ploesti Oil Fields, Romania, Air Medal, DFC, Catapillar, 3 yr. in Koehler, Russell--Flight officer, AAF pilot, 30 mo. in Kobus, Fred--S Sgt., gunner AAF, Brunswick, Munich, Kiel, battle ETO area, 3 yr. in, 12 mo. overseas, DFC, 5 Oak Leaf Clusters Kramer, William-S Sgt, AAF, Sgt. Major, 4 battle stars, Normandie, Central Europe, No. France, Rhineland, ETO, 34 mo. in Larner, William-MM lc, Navy, Pacific, overseas Leak, Pat-PH M Zc, sub chaser, So. Pacific, Alaska Lee, Tommy P.-Cpl. Army motor Corps, US Lent, Charles-Navy Leslie, Earl-Pfc., Tank Cannover, 3rd Army, 11th Armored Div. wounded in Bulge, ETO, 24 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas, Purple Heart, Good Conduct Medal Lewis, Donald-Pfc, 2nd Marine Div., So. Pacific, 32 mo. overseas, Saipan Campaign Lishman, Nelson Oliver--Cpil. AAF, Medical Tech., Saipan, 45 mo. in, 21 mo. overseas Louk, Robert E.-Chief Petty Oflicer, Coast Guard, Radar, Tarawa, So. Pacific, 36 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas Ludwick, Richard-Ensign V-12, Naval Air Base, Chicago Lucas, Llnvd-Aviation Radioman lc, So. Pacific, 20 mn in Malloy, john L.-Sgt., lst Marine Raider Regiment, Carlson's 2nd Marine Raiders. lst gunner, woun- ded in Bouganville, killed in action, Okinawa, Ryulcu Is., Solomons Malloy, Richard- Manson, Carl-Sgt. 20th AAF Aerial gunner B-29, killed in B-29 over japan Manville, Lewis-S lc Coast Guard, N. Pacific, Aleutians, 3 yr. in, 28 mo. overseas, 1 battle star Marks, Bob-Lt. AAF, So. Pacific, pilot C-46, Troop Carrier Command, 30 mo. in, 3 mo. over- seas, Leyte, flew mail, troops N. Guinea, Tokyo Marshall, Richard Elliott--Lt. AAF, Chief Techni- cian, credentials Dept. education US Mayer, Fred-In service McCallister, Frank-Pfc., Anti-Aircraft, England, France, Germany, Belgium, 3 yr. McKee, George-M Sgt. AAF, Tail gunner Mech., So. Pacific, 58 mo. in, 48 mo. overseas McKenzie, Edward D. G.-Pharm. Mate, Naval Hosp. US McKenzie, Thomas-Pfc, Anti-Aircraft, Atlantic Seaboard, 2 yr. in US Hospitalized McKeown, Mayrant-Lt. Navy Air Corps, pilot, 30 mo. in McLaughlin, Leighton-3rd Mate, Merchant Sea- man, Deck, ETO, Atlantic, So. Pacific, 4 yr. in McMullen, William-QM 3c, Leyte, Philippines when Japan surrendered, 10 mo. overseas McNamee, John-Pfc. lst Army Rifleman, 9th Army, Prisoner, in Ruhr, 3 battle stars, Ardennes, Rhineland, Central Europe, 30 mo. in McOwen, Bob-Ensign, V-12, Engineer oiler, Pacific Mcwilhams, john Vfellwood-Pfc. Field Artillery, Field Radio, European, 32 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas, 4 battle stars Merrill, Earl-Cpl. Fort Ord, Calif. Merrittt, Berry Jr.-1c Petty Ofhcer, Radar, Pacific, 5 battle stars, 42 mo. in, 24 mo. overseas, Tanker, USS Sabine, surrender Tokyo 163 'k'k1iri'ir'k'k1k Moore, Samuel- Meyer, Billy-Flight Oflicer, AAF, Pilot, 32 mo. in US Michel, Lee--Infantry, killed in action Germany, surgical technician Mills, Donald W. Sgt. AAF Crew Cheif, England, France, Germany, Austria, Holland, 3 battle stars, 34 mo. in, 24 mo. overseas Mooney, Ray-In service Moore, Terry-Marine, New Georgia, Bouganville, 30 mo. in Mooreland, Gale-Petty Ofiicer Zc, Naval Air, Radio, 3 battle stars, So. Pacific, 36 mo. in Morrill, Jared N.-Yeoman Navy, ofiice worker, Mainstay, Minesweeper, N. Guinea to Japan, China, 45 mo. in, 8 mo. overseas Morrow, Bill-Lt. Sch AAF, A-20, 58 missions, N. Guinea, E. Indies, Philippines, Air Medals Mulvey, Clarence K.-F O Navy Air Corps Navi- gator engineer, B-29, Alamogordo, 2 yr. in Munson, Bill-Cpl. AAF Crew Cheif, 38 mo. in, 14 mo. overseas, in Africa, 15 mo., 8th Depot Repair Sqn. Muth, Carl-T 4, 3rd Army, Germany, France, Rhineland, 5 mo. overseas, 32 mo. in, Artillery Mech., 3 battle stars, Purple Heart Nason, james-Ensign Engineer in US, 36 mo. in Nelson, Claron-Lt. '8th, 9th AAF, P-51, Mustang fighter pilot, Europe, Belgium, captured Nazi Air- fields, 4 Air Medals Nelson, Richard Jay-lst Lt., P-51 fighter pilot, Germany, 5 Air Medals Nichols, Robert-S Sgt. Signal Corps, Radio Tech, 3 battle stars, N. Guinea, So. Philippines, Luzon, 34 mo. in, 14 mo. overseas Nieto, Julio-BM 2c, Navy, Repair Crew, USS Grayson, destroyer, Asiatic-Pacific, 58 mo. in, 48 mo. overseas, 13 battle stars, Guadalcanal, Bouganville, Saipan, Tarawa, Unit Citation Nimura, Richard-Infantry, Minnesota Noh, Bill-Naval Air Cadet US., Radio Tech- nician School Noh, Thomas-AOM 2c, Aerial gunner, torpedo bomber, Mediterranean, Italy, Rome, Poe Valley, Philippines, 2nd invasion, No. France, 3 yr. in, 21 mo. overseas, 2 battle stars Nordlund, Neal-Warrant Officer, Merchant Ma- rine, radio ofiicer, 2 times around world, 4 yr. in Nudson, Kenneth-S S M 3c, Coast Guard, 3 yr. Ln, Banicia Arsenal, Coast Guard Cutter USS Se- ago Nyland, Jack-lc Gunner Capt. USS Boston, cruiser, Fleet Electric hyranlic, Iwo Jima, Tarawa, Saipan, 3 raids on Tokyo, Major Pacific battles, Pres.Citation O'Connor, Maurice-West Point Ofield, Glen-In service Oltman, Francis-Pfc. Marines, So. Pacific, Orient, 4 yr. in, 16 mo. overseas, Talaugi, Gaudalcanal, Rabaul, 3 battle stars, Pres. Citation, Asiatic Theater Citation, 3 invasions Otis, Lyle-Merchant Marine, Coast Guard Ough, Worden-Avi. MM, Carrier USS Saratoga, E. Solomons, battle stars Over, Richard-Navy Owens, Grant William-Capt. 5th AAF, fighter pilot, escort plane, Jap surrender, 4 yr. in, 1 yr. overseas, 53 mission Japan, Legaspi, Philippines, Okinawa, forcer down over China, Air Medals, 9 battle stars, Gen. Mac Arthur escort Paez, Emile-T Sgt. AAF, officer of statistics, gun- ner, ETO, 22 missions, 34 mo. in, 30 mo. over- seas, DFC, Good Conduct, re-enlisted, now in Germany Page, Darrell-- Signalman lc, So. Pacific, 35 mo. in, 26 mo. overseas, Gaudalcanal, Philippines, japan, LST, 6 battle stars, Purple Heart, Philippine Liber- ation, Pres. Unit Citation Paris, Pat-S lc Coast Guard, USS Perseus, Patrol, Convoy, Pacific, 3 yr. in i k'kir'kiririr Clas of 1942 Continued Melvin-S Sgt. 8th AAF Armorer gunner Patton, B-17 Flying Fortress, fiew plane home when pilots were injured, England, 254 Combat Flying hr. 28 missions, 7 mo. overseas, DFC, Air Medals, Pres. Unit Citation Peavy, Bradley--Ensign V-12, Cal Tech Peek, Carlyle- S Sgt. AAF, China-Burma, India Theater, B-17, gunner, B-24, 35 missions, Air Medal, cited by Gen. Chennault meritorous achievements Peek, Charles-Cpl. 20th AAF Bombers Command Specialists, 40 mo. in, 11 mo. overseas, 2 battle stars, Japan, Marianas Peek, Myron-T Sgt. Marine Raider, Guadalcanal, Solomons Perry, Bill-Merchant Marine, engineer, 3 times around world, octain, munitions, Cited for bravery, 35 times hit Peterson, Harold-QM 3c USS Chicago sunk under him, USS Sanjuan, 18 major battles, in Pacific Peterson, Dick-Army Amphibious, So. Pacific, re- enlisted AAF Peterson, Reed-Pfc. Marine Paratrooper, Bougain- ville, So. Pacific Phillips, David-Cpl. Paratrooper, battle stars, Bulge, published paper for btn., 2 yr. overseas Powell, G. A.--Ensign, Atlantic, Pacific, 2 yr. in Potter, Don-S Sgt. Infantry, gun crew, ETO, 40 mo. in Prevost, Herman, Leon--Capt. P-47, France, DFC, Destroyed 5 German tanks, Remagen, bridgehead Prell, Arthur-Lt. Navy Engineer, Attack Transport, damage control Bouganville, N. Guinea, New Britain, Battle of Atlantic, Mindanao, Mediter- ranean, 41 mo. in Probst, Lloyd--Pfc 9th AAF Intelligence, Troop Carrier group, 7 battle stars, Normandie, So. France, Holland, Central Germany, Ardennes, Bulge, 2 Pres. Citations, 32 mo. in Pronier, Anthony C.-Army Air Cadet, Santa Ana 'ki A A'i ki k1ki Iri'i'i ki Ir1k'k'k'k'k'k'I Class ol 1942 contlnued Puckett, Calvin--Sgt. Infantry, Radio, Invasion, Okinawa, wounded, Korea, Purple Heart, 28 mo. in, 14 mo. overseas Ravetch, Herbert-Cpl. Army Medical Corps, ETO, 36 mo. in, 15 mo. overseas, Good Conduct Medal Redpath, Douglas-Cpl. Army Signal Corps, Radio Operator, Iceland, 37 mo. in Reiff, Robert-Cpl. Army Military Police, 3 battle stars, Bulge, Ruhr, Central Germany, at surrender of Germany Rhoads, Raymond Eugene-Ensign V-12 Richmond, Hunter L.-Pfc. 2nd Marine Div., Okin- awa, Pearl Harbor, 2 invasions, Marianas, Mar- shalls, Saipan, Guam, Ocupation of Japan Roberts, David Lynn- Roberts, Gordon-Pvt. Army ranks, hospital rheu- matic fever, Z yr. in, 6 mo. overseas Robins, Joe--Ensign, Merchant Marine Liberty Ship, Global Theaters, 3 yr. in Rolls, Bill-S Sgt. Infantry, Germany, 2 Purple Hearts, 26 mo. overseas Rupp, Newell-Sgt. AAF, gunner, B-17, 8th Air Force, 3 yr. in, 9 mo. overseas, Africa, Ardennes, Germany, Africa, Air Medal, Oak Leaf Cluster, 3 battle stars Rush, Jack-Sgt. Signal Air Warning, 13th Air Corps, 4 yr. in, 19 mo. overseas, N. Guinea, Phil- ippine invasions, operating Radar Station in Luzon, 2 battle stars Ryel, James-A-12, Medicine, Oregon U., USC Sandeman, Douglas-lc Waterman, USS Ralph Tal Bot, So. Pacific, 1 battle star, Pearl Harbor, 60 mo. in, 60 mo. overseas Schmidt, Norman- Schuster, Kenneth-Avi. MM lc, Ventura Bomber, Patrol Bombing Sqn., 6072 flying hours, 2 battle stars Seaborn, Garland Bette-Radio Terhnician 2c Seal, Bill-Pvt. Army Signal Corps, Homing Pig- eon, 36 mo. in, 5 mo. overseas, Germany Selleck, Fred-Cpl. Chemical Mortar Btn., lst, 3rd, 7th, 9th Armies, observer forward post, 3 battle stars, Rhine, Germany, Austria Seufert, Thomas-Pfc., Armored Infantry, So. Pacific Shaver, Neil S.-Merchant Marines Engine Room, So. Pacific, So. Atlantic, 3 yr. in Shew, Glenn-2nd Lt. AAF, Pilot, P-47, CBI, 48 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas Shippey, Rod-3c AMM, Navy Air Transport Ser- vice, plane Capt. Canton, Honlulu, 42 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas Shonts, Arthur--ANNC, Navy, 48 mo. in Shuman, Raymer-in service . Silver, Emmet-S Zc, Merchant Marine, Storekeeper, So. Pacific Simpson, Francis-Cpl. Air Corps Meteorology, States, 36 mo. in Smith, Frank Rexley-Army Smith, James Murat--A-12, Engineer Smith, Richard E.-Annapolis Smith, William Scott-Pfc., Znd Marine Div., 32 mo. overseas, So. Pacific, Saipan Campaign Solomon, Al-Cpl. AAF, Pacific, 40 mo. in Sontag, Fred-Cpl. Army, 42 mo. in US Spencer, Clyde-AAF Spencer, George-Navy Still, William-Ensign V-12, Cal. U. Stitzinger, Jack-S Sgt. 87th Div. Army Mortar Sqn. leader, 2 battle stars, No. France, Rhineland. Bulge, Ardennes, ETO, 30 mo. in Stockwell, John H.-in service Stork, Bob-Fire Control 3c, USS Tennessee, 8 battle Stars, 14 major engagements, Bombardment of Kiska, Capture Tarawa, Kwajalein, Enewitok, Kavieng, Saipan, Guam, Tinian, Angaur, Palau, Leyte, Philippines, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Sinking of Jap Fleet in Surigao Straits, Operations in China Coast, Navy Unit Commendations, Out- standing battle ship of World War II, 3 yr. in, 32 mo. overseas Strachan, Bill-in service Strickland, Richard-Lt. jg USN, 4 battle stars, Okinawa, Normandie, Leyte, Iwo Jima Sturgeon, Myron Jr.-Ensign Air Corps Srurkie, Daniel Jr.-Cpl. 249th England Combat Btn. 5 battle stars, Normandie, No. France, Central Europe, Rhineland, Ardennes, ETO 3 yr. in, Pres. Citation Sweet, Robert C.-S Sgt. 15th AAF, 6 battle stars, Rome-Arno, N. Appennes, Po Valley, Central Germany, Italy, 2 Air Medals, Pres. Citation, 3 yr. in, 42 missions Tennyson, Jay-Ph. M 3c Navy Amphibious, USS Sanborn Attack Transport, 2 battle stars, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Japanese Occupation, So. Pacific, 28 mo. in Thompson, Edmund-Lt. Army Infantry, Pacific, Korea, Philippines, Purple Heart, still in Thompson, John-Fort Benning, Ga. Tesch, Gard-Lt. AAF Thompson, John Jr.-Pfc. AAF, Ft. Benning, Ga. Thorne, Dwayne-Ph. M 3c, V-12, Du Pau Tyler, Wayne-Pfc Army Medical Corps, 3 battle stars, Hawaii, Okinawa, Korea, So. Pacific, Africa, brought home Prisoners of War, 3 yr. in Vanderlans, Leo-Ensign, PT Boats, 2nd in com- mand, 36 mo. in, 14 mo. overseas Vatter, Robert-AAF Flight Ofiicer, Pilot, B-25, 4 yr. in Vial, James-Sgt. Marines, Carlson's Raiders, Tar- awa, Saipan, Okinawa Waller, Julian-Pvt. 3rd Div. Marines Infantry, Iwo Jima, Guam Walters, Eddie-Avi. Naval Cadet, '41, pre-flight training in Minn. Walton, Robert M.-Lt. AAF, B-Z4 Liberator, 15th Air Force, N. Africa, Yugoslavia, Ploesti, Vienna, Italy, Oak Leaf Cluster, Pres. Citations, Air Medal Waltz, Clarence--Sgt. 20th AAF formerly in Med. Corps, Instructor in Altitude flying, Muroe Ware, Robert-Ensign, amphibious, So. Pacific, V-12, Cal Tech Warner, R. J.-Marine Warren, George Bud-Navy Warren, John-Air Cadet, Santa Ana Watson, William Eugene-Coast Guard Werts, Robert-MM 3c, Seabee, Tinian Westcott, David-3rd Mate, Merchant Marine, So. Pacific, Atlantic, 32 mo. in White, Richard E.- Whyte, Gordon-Sgt. AAF Mechanic, China, 3 yr. overseas Wicks, Bobd Sgt. AAF Radar operator, gunner, B-26 marauder bomber Mediterranean, Europe, 30 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas, Rome-Arno, No. Ap- penines, So. France, Germany, N. Africa, Corsica, French Corix de Guerre, Air Medal, 12 Oak Leaf Clusters, 4 battle stars, DFC Wight, Frank-AAF ground crew Wilkins, Howard-Army signal corps, England Wilcox, Ed-Lr. Marines, Japan Williams, Walter James fBuckJ Army Medical Corps, Camp Roberts Wilson, Graham-In service Winkler, Richard-Pfc. Infantry, killed in Germany Wintemute, Jack-Sgt. AAF, Radar Maintnance, Pacific Theater, 32 mo. in, 3 mo. overseas, 2 battle stars Wise, Frederic M. Jr.-lst Lt. 9th AAF, B-29 Marauder, 46 missions, Germany, France, with help of co-pilot flew riddled plane back to French base, 9 Air Medals Witzleben, Leroy-Ensign, V-12, Marshall Mo. College Wolters, Harold- Woodward, Bob John-FO, AAF, China, Burma, India, B-29, Hondo Air Field Wylie, Earl-MM, Navy Wyper, William-Lt. pilot AAF, Eagle Pass, Tex. Zeller, James Bob-lst Lt. AAF, P-38 Pilot, Luzon, Japan, Air Medal, 3 yr. in, 1 yr. overseas I 943 Abbott, Pierce-Sgt. AAF, 2nd, 8th AAF, Combat Aerial Photographers, 8 battle stars, Tunesia, N. Africa, Sicily, D-Day, 2 Pres. Citations, 30 mo. overseas, 42 mo. in Adamson, Charles-Pfc. Infantry, 7th Army, lst Rhine spearhead, 2 battle stars, France, Rhine, Pres. Unit Citation, Combat Infantry Badge, 2 yr. in Ahern, Jimmy-Sgt. Rifleman, 4 battle stars, Ar- dennes, N. France, Central Europe, Bulge, 2 Pur- ple Hearts, Bronze Star, 32 mo. in, 70 mo. overseas Ailman, George-Ensign, PC ships, 2 yr. in Allen, Jack-Radarman Zc, USS Essex, Carrier, which sank 33 ships, shot down 1,532 planes, at Tokyo surrender, 27 mo. in, 22 mo. overseas Allen, Richard-T Sgt. Army Photo Lithographer A AF, MP, Infantry, Engineers, 2 battle stars, Rhineland, Central Europe, 39 mo. in, 31 mo. overseas, Purple Heart Alpers, Carroll-Ensign V-12, 2 yr. 'in Anderson, Jack-Navy, Alaska, RCAF unit we entered war Anderson, James--Torpedoman 3c, USS Murray, destroyer, Tokyo surrender, 13 battle stars, Coral Sea to Okinawa, 4yr. in Anderson, Ralph-Torpedoman Submarine Anderson, Roy-Spec. 3c, Control Tower Operator, Los Alamitos, 19 mo. in Angell, Dan--Ensign, V-12 Pacific Apperson, Paul-AAF Arnold, Tom-SM Zc, ETO, Pacific, USS So. Da- kota, Halsey's fiag ship, 13 battle stars, Okinawa, Guadalcanal, Marshalls, N. Guinea, 29 rno. in, Z6 mo. overseas 164 'k-1k'A lrir'ki k Arrow, Stanley-Cpl. Signal Corps, Camp Swift, Texas, 1 yr. in Astorino, Louis-Radarman Zc, USS Sabine, tanker, Task force 58, Hollandia, Tarawa, Truk, Saipan, Guam Ater, Jack-S lc, Navy Air Corps, Mech., North Island, San Diego, 26 mo. in Bachtelle, Ray-Radioman Zc, USS Bracken, A- Bomb Test, 3 yr. in, 6 mo. overseas Barbee, Robert-Avi. Radioman Zc, Torpedo Sqn. U SS Bunker Hill, Carrier, Palau, Philippines, For- mosa, Navy Commendation, Pres. Unit Citation, Air Medal, Z0 Missions Barber, Jess jr.-Pvt. Cook, France Beckman, Herbert-2nd Lt. AAF, B-17 co-pilot, England, 4 air medals, 100 hr. Combat Flying, 30 mo. in Bennett, Charles--Pharmacist 3c, 2 yr. in Benthin, Richard George-Merchant Marine, Mid- shipman Betz, John--Navy, V-12, Dubuque, Ia. Blake, Richard George-Air Corps Cadet Bleasdell, Calvin Reed-Pharmacist 3c, USS Strem- bel destroyer, Bremerton, Wash., Z7 mo. in Blowers, Dick-S lc Radio, Louisiana, V-12, defec- tive eyes prevented commission Bombardier, Jack-Midshipman, Merchant Marine, Z battle Stars, Okinawa Bond, john-AAF, Shepard Field, Texas Bormann, Raph-Ensign, V-12, USS Talmanca, USS Grundy APA, Iwo, Guam, Saipan, Eniwetok Bowen, Sam-Navy Bowie, Stewart-S lc, Naval Air Corps Braden, Clyde H.-AMM lc, Pacific, 3 major cam- paigns, Hospital Plane, PBY, Tarawa, 52 mo. in, 28 mo. overseas Braden, Bill-Phm. Zc, Corpsman, Pacific, 7 ships 3 battle stars, Navy Unit Citation, Z Pres. Unit Citations, Guadalcanal Invasion, 44 mo. in, 24 mo. Ovefseas Brignall, Clarence-AMM 3c, Terminal Island Brink, Frank-Ensign Merchant Marine, Overseas Brown, Bill D--Amphibious fores, San Diego Bryant, William-Lt. AAF Callan, Ellsworth-Pfc. Infantry, 3 battle stars, Phil- ippines, N. Guinea, Dutch East Indies, 3 yr. in, 20 mo. overseas Cannon, Hugh- Znd Lt. 6th Ferry Command, L.B. Killed in bomber crash in Tenn. Cantor, Dave-lst Lt. Infantry, 3 battle stars, wounded on Okinawa, Purple Heart, Combat In- fantry Badge, Z7 mo., 5 mo. overseas, now japan Carpon, Bramwell Frank-Cpl. Army artillery, killed in action, Marsailles, France, Oct. 26, 1944 Carl, Ray-Radioman 3c, Coast Guard, Army Freight Supply Ship, 1 battle star, 42 mo. in, 14 mo. over- seas Cartwright, Bill-Carpenter Zc, Luzon, Radar Unit, 3 yr. in Caves, John-AAF, Merced, California Challacombe, Bob-Sgt. 4th AAF, Flight Engineer, in US, 36 mo. in Chapman, Sherry-S Zc, Coast Guard, Radio Main- tenance, Wilmington, Cal. Chrystal, Don-Navy Chystal, John-Merchant Marine, Alaska, Hawaii Chapin, Seymour-Radar Tech., Treasure I, 18 mo. in Clark, Bill, V12 USC Clark, Willis-Pfc. Infantry, Red Arrow Div., N. Guinea, Philippines, Combat Infantry Badge, bat- tle stars Claycomb, Walter-Ships Cook lc, USS Comfort, hospital ship hit by suicide planes in Iwo, 2 bat- tle stars, China, Bronze Star, 28 mo. overseas, 36 mo. in Clifgard, Fred G.-2nd Lt. 15th AFF, P-38 pilot, killed in action Mar. 1, 1945, in Austria, Air Medals, Purple Heart Clifgard, Gordon-Phar. 3c, US Naval Hospital, Arrowhead Springs, San Bernardino, 2 yr. in, Rap- aul, Wewak, Borneo 165 'k1ir'k'kiri'i k Cohen, Jerry-Lt. AAF, B-24, Bombardier, Phil- ippines, 16 missions, 4 battle stars, Air Medal, 7 mo. overseas, 27 mo. in Coleman, Richard-Radioman 3c, USS Sabine, tank- er, 6 battle stars, Gilberts, Marshalls, Carolines, Marianas, Okinawa, Japan Task Force 58 Combs, Merle-MM Zc, Repair Base, So. Pacific, New Caledonia, 35 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas Cone, Alfred Russell-Army Cooper, Crafton-3rd Mate Purser Merchant Mar- ine, Army Transport, Australia, India, Hawaii, l yr. in Corwin, Bill-MoM lc, Submarine, Pacific, sub chaser, New London, Conn. Corwin, Kenton-Lt. AAF, Navigator, B-24, B-19, 24 mo. in US Cowan, Richard-Gunner Mate 3c, USS Washing- ton, 8 battle stars, Saipan, lst, 2nd Philippines, Palau, So. China, Iwo, Formosa, Okinawa, Tast Force 58, 23 mo. overseas, 35 mo. in Crooks, Bill-Pfc, Infantry, lst Army, France, Bel- gium, Germany, Croix de Guerre, 3 bronze stars, Unit Citation, Purple Heart, his unit wiped out Crcsswhite, Louie-Radioman Zc, USS Philadelphis, Cruiser 30 mo. in Curran, Ted-S Zc, Amphibious, Saipan, Philippines, Tarawa, Iwo Dailey, Maynard-Lt. 8th AAF, Navigator B-17, Pres. Citation, Air Medal Davis, Gene-Radioman Zc, Coast Guard, Pacific, Atlantic, Alaska, 5 battle stars, 3 yr. in, 22 mo. overseas Dawson, jack C.-T Sgt 8th AAF, England, 30 missions, D-Day, 7 mo. overseas, DFC De Rosa, Jack-AAF Pilot B-Z9 Dawson, Richard-Navy Dollar, Ira-Pfc, Infantry killed in France Mar. 13, 1945 DeMasters, Charles-Cpl. 5 battle stars, Normandie, N. France, Rhine, 3 yr. in Dewire, Dick-S lc, Seabee, 3 battle stars, Biak, Hollandia, N. Guinea, Commendation Ribbon, Philippines, 28 mo. in Didrikson, Doug-Signalman Zc, USS England, destroyer escort, 9 battle stars, Pres. Citation, for sinking six Jap subs, ship hit by suicide plane, Okinawa, 28 mo. in, 17 mo. overseas Dixon, John-S lc Radio, USS Mobile, Leyte Dibble, Jack-Lt. Marines, Tanks, Honolulu, Japan, 2 yr. in Dowell, Bob-Sgt. AAF, Head Mech., Transporta- tion, Motor Pool, India, China, 17 mo. overseas, 30 mo. in Drake, Harold--Lt. AAF Flew B-25, B-26, Z7 mo. in Duff, Lee-S 3c, Radarman Dusek, Jack-Flight Oflicer, AAF bombardier, Z6 mo. in, B-24, A-24 Dyson, John Kent-Avi. Mech. Zc, New Caldonia, Bouganville, Rabaul, land based, 3 yr. overseas, 4 yr. in Eleam, Vernie-Navy, Honolulu Elkins, Richard jr.-Lt., Air Corps Ellinor, Jim-Marine Zc, New London, Conn. Ellison, Jim-MM lc, USS Fremont, 7 battle stars, Saipan, Leyte, Philippines, Guadalcanal, 4 yr. in, 3 yr. overseas Elliot, Archer-SM 2c Saipan, Palau lst Invasion Philippines, Leyte, Luzon, Iwo, Okinawa, 30 mo. in Engle, Billy4M 3c, N. Guinea, Philippine, 3 yr. in, 15 mo. overseas Evans, Arthur-Sound detector, Submarine Erickson, Myron-S Zc, Avi. Electrician Evans, Jack-Mail Specialist 3c, Fleet Post Oi'Ficer, San Francisco Feistner, Bill-Yeoman Zc, Navay Intelligence, Paci- flc, 7 battle stars, Philippines, 3 yr. in, 23 mo. overseas 'kir'kir1lr'k'ki' Class ol 1043 Continued Fishfader, Stan--S-Sgt. AAF, B-17 Radio Gunner, 4 battle stars, Normandie, Berlin, Hamburg, Bulge, 2 Air Medals, Pres. Citation, 15 mo. overseas Fox, Hubert-Cpl. 12th Army, France, Germany, 3 yr. in Foxen, James--Radio Signalman Zc, Philippines, Service Sqn., Unit Citation, 32 mo. in, Zl mo. OVCFSEHS Galbraith, Bill-T Sgt. Paratrooper, Wounded in Holland, Germany, veteran of three invasions, Purple Heart, 18 mo. overseas Galloway, Bill-Signalman, USS Harry Barber, Transport, Manila, 18 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas Gianotti, Ernest--Gunner 3c, So. Pacific, LST, 5 battle stars Gerlach, Eddie-Pvt. ETO, lst Army, 6 battle stars, Northern France, Bulge, Rhine, So. Germany, D-Day Invasion, 3 yr. in, 2 yr. overseas Glecker, Robert-Sgt. ATC, Africa l yt. overseas, 3 yr. in Gleckler, Charles-T4, Construction, Engineers, Manila, Luzon, 2 yr. in, 16 mo. overseas Gidding, Bill-AMM 3c, Memphis Golding, Robert-V-12, Cal. Tech. Gordon, Gene-Sk Zc, Saipan, Philippines, Gilberts, Marshalls Gracely, Bob-lst Lt. AAF, Navigator, ATC, Sea Rescue Work, Atlantic, Africa, India, Newfound- land Gunsauls, Bob-AMM Zc, 3rd Fleet, USS Roi, escort carrier, Pres. Citation, 2 battle stars, Hon- su, Kuriles, 2 yr. overseas, 4 yr. in Guthie, Theodore-Sgt. 15th AAF, Italy, Gunner, Z battle stars, 38 mo. in, Z1 mo. overseas Hall, Howard-Seabee Halloran, jack-Pfc. Clerk, 3rd Army wounded in Metz, Germany, 1 yr. overseas 'k1lr'ki'ir'k'A k Clan ol 1043 Continued Hamilton, jim-Cadet, AAF 37 mo. in Hamilton, john-Medical Corps Hamm, James-S lc, USS Livingston, cargo, 2 bar- tle stars, Marshalls, Mariannas, Z8 mo. in, over- seas, two invasions Harlow, Charles-Radio Navy, 20 mo. So. Pacific Harper, Leland-Zncl Lt. AAF Flight Engineer, B- 29, Texas, 2 yr. in Harris, Wayne-S lc, USS Comst, S. Pacific Harsch, Dean-College, Pre Medic Houck, Howard-baker Zc, Baby Carrier, 5 battle stars, Marshalls, Gilberts, Saipan, Leyte, Lingay- an, 2 commendations Harvey, Darwin Benny-Pfc. Marine Corps, Radio- man, 1 battle star, 3rd Amphibious Corps, Okin- awa, lst Marines Div., North China, 38 mo. in, 27 mo. overseas Hawkes, Dick-AOM Aerial gunner, New Lex- ington, Carrier, Turret Specialist Haynes, Robert-S-Sgr. MP, 3rd Army, 4 battle stars, N. France, Ardennes, Rhineland, Central Europe, 26 mo. in, 19 mo. overseas, Palace guard, guarded Patton't Hq. from Normandie till Patton retired Heinen, Joe-Lt. Navigator, B-17 Texas Heissner, Roy-S Zc, San Diego Hjelm, Charles-Coast Guard, S lc, Plays in band Hoagland, James Edward-ETM, Zc Perry Oihcer, radar, Europe, USS Admiral Benson, rroup transport, 12 mo. overseas Holm, Richard-Pfc. Student Hoffman, Jim-Sgt. AAF, B-17, B-24, Aerial Gun- ner, Pres. Citation, Z battle stars, Central Germany, 12 mo. overseas, 33 mo. in Horowitt, Lee-ETM Zc, Radar, Radio Maintenance USS Belle Isle, repair, 26 mo. in, 11 mo. overseas Holmes, Stanley-S lc, Coast Guard, Leyte, 1 star, submarine battle, 1 star rescued ship, 3 yr. in Howell, Burrell-Ensign, V-12, 3 battle stars Philippines, China, Okinawa, injured in China air raid, 30 mo. in Howell, Richard-A 12, Ft. Benning, Ga. 'k'k'k'k'k'k1k'k Hoyt, Crosby-Lt. pilot P-39 Hubert, Warren-S Zc, Naval Academy, Banridge, Miss. Hughes, Harry-Pfc, US 3 yr. in Hughes, Larry-Sgt. AAF Tail Gunner, B-17, ETO Humphreys, John-Lt. ATC, Carribean, So. America, Troop Carrier, 3 yr. in Hutchings, james-Navy Hospital Apprentice, Ha- Wall Hutchinson, Bill-ET Zc, Sonar, Instructor, Trea- sure I., 34 mo. in Hylton, Foster-Coxswain, physical training James, Walter-S Zc, Radio Jennings, Don-Cpl. AAF gunner Jennings, Roy Eddie-Lt. AAF Pilot P-51, Japan, Manila, 3 yr. in johnson, Jack-Cpl. Infantry, 82nd Airborne, Para trooper, 5 battle stars, Bulge, Holland, Purple Heart, Trapped with Red Devils in Belgium, Pres. Citation, 42 mo. in johnson, Robert Stanley- jones, E. Loren-2nd Lt. 9th AAF pilot, P-47 Thun- derbolt, 18 missions, Air Medals, Purple Heart, killed in action, Germany, Dec. 5, 1944 Johnson, Wayne L.-- S Sgt. 15th AAF, ball turret gunner, B-24, Italy, 2 air medals, 9 mo. overseas jones, Don R.--Cpl. AAF, ground crew, B-29 Panel Board, Guam, 30 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas Jone, Robert G.-2nd Lt. Germany, 8 mo. overseas, 26 mo. in Jordan, Jack-Fireman lc, Guam, Land Based 3 yr. in Keeley, Bernard-Pfc. Infantry, Amtrack driver, Combat Infantry Badge, 1 battle star, Palau, 29 mo. in, 21 mo. overseas Kimbrell, Jack-Merchant Marine chief cook, earlier Navy 3 yr., Cook Kerr, Willis-Ensign, V-12 USC, Machinist Super- intendent, AB in Engineering Knickrehm, Gus-Boatswain Zc, USS Bushnell Sub Tender, fed USS Seahorse, Submarine, 5 patrols, 3 battle stars, Purple Heart, Saipan, Guam, Biak, Philippines, Pres. Unit Citation, 37 mo. in, 32 mo. overseas Kortz, John-Fireman lc, USS Ray, USS Bang, USS Relias, USS Agiers, Submarines, 18 mo. overseas, 31 mo. in Kraft, jack--Yeoman Zc, USS Mississippi, Pacific, 5 battle stars, Surriago Straits, Tokyo, Palau, Angaur, lst, Znd Philippines, 29 mo. in, 7 mo. overseas Krieger, Bud-Army Engineer Lane Steve--Radioman Zc, Coast Guard, 2 battle stars, Gilberts, Marshalls, Honolulu, 3 yt. in, 19 mo. overseas Lann, Albert-Storekeeper 3c, USS Long, Alaska Laughead, Percy-S 3c, QM destroyer transport, 27 mo. in Laughlin, Glen-Zc Electrician, floating drydock, Marshalls, 4 mo. overseas, 3 yr. in Leake, Don-Cpl. Ranger, England Leebrick, Bob-Ensign V-12, Engineer, Texas U. Legg, Robert Bruce-Navy 4 mo. Medical Discharge Leiber, Carl-Lt. V-12, Mechanical Engineer, Wash- ington U. Leininger, Tom.-Coxswain, Tanker, l battle star, Marshalls, 30 mo. in Levich, Hal-Lt. AAF, Bombardier, B-24, 50 mis- sions, Japan, Okinawa, Philippines, 30 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas. lst B-24's over Japan Long, DuWayne-Sgt. Marine, Solomons, Guadal- canal, Pres. citation Long, Erskine-Coast Guard Lowe, Robert-MM 3c, USS Washington, 8 battle stars, Saipan, lst, Znd Philippines, Palau, So. China, Sea, Iwo, Formosa, Okinawa, Task Force 58, 30 mo. in, 23 mo. overseas Lund, Ross-S Sgt. Tail gunner, B-17, 8th AAF, 29 missions, 4 air medals, Pres. Citation, 5 battle stars, forced down in France, 2 yr. in safaris-if Lucas, Sandy McGregor-Cpl. Infantry machine gunner, Hodge's ls Army, 8 battle stars, Bulge, Rhineland, Central Germany, member of two gun crews left to be expendable, while company taken to safety, captured at Bulge, prisoners 4 mo. Later escaped when RAF flyers shot engine out of prisoners train, Purple Heart, Unit Citation McCoy, Robert-S lc, Dental Asst. San Francisco, San Diego, 34 mo. in McCoy, Dickson-S lc, Radio Tech., Electrical Engineering McLaren, Norman-Lt. AAF pilot, B-17, award for highest grades in class McPheeters, Jerry-Avi. Ordnance Zc, Marauder Utility Unit, towed targets Navy Mahaiiie, Richard-Radar Zc, Hawaii, 3 yr. in, 5 bronze stars Maltby, James-S lc, Radar School, Staff Naval Hospital, 12 mo. in Melone, Don-Ensign, Naval flyer Maloy, Vance-S Zc, Avi. Electrician's Mate, Carrier escort, convoy Atlantic Marichal, Robert-Ensign V-12 Wisconsin U., Mech. Engineer, Z6 mo. in, 3 honorary Engineering Fraternities Marshall, Richard Elliot-AAF Martin, Edwin-Navy Avi. MM lc, Instructor US Mattoon, Arvel H.-Radio Tech. Mayo, Mack-Navy, Medical Corps Merrill, Wallace-Cpl. AAF weather man, Airborne troups, map maker, 32 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas Mendenhall, Alva-BM Zc, Floating Dry dock, Ad- miralties, 11 mo. overseas, ship hir Mitchell, Don-Ensign, meteorology, UCLA, Texas U. Montana, Bob-Diver Zc, USS Tennesse, USS Santa Fe, USS Birmingham, Cruiser, 13 battle stars, Attu, Tarawa, Saipan, Guam, Truk, Leyte, Iwo, Okinawa, 36 mo. in, 30 mo. overseas Morey, Bill-Sgt. lst, 4th Marine Corps, Leyte, Saipan, Okinawa, 3 yr. in, 16 mo. overseas Morgan, Don-Navy, So. Pacific, Avi. Electrician's Mate, 2 yr. overseas, 3 yr. in Morgan, Edward Eugene-Radarman lc, USS West Point, Atlantic, 18 mo. in Moreland, Gale-Avi. Radio M Zc, Naval patrol bomber, rescued B-29 crews from water Morse, Al-Pfc. jungle fighting, Pacific combat Infantry medal Morse, Jack-S Zc, Aerial gunner Mortimore, Arthur-Cpl. Marine, Baker, So. Pacific, 42 mo. in, 34 mo. overseas Mostelary Allen--Yeoman Zc, cable censorship Wash., DC, Censorship Tokyo Mulholland, Dan-Avi. Electronic's Mate Zc, Pacific, 16 mo. overseas, 36 mo. in Admiralty Is. serviced Navy planes Myers, Robert--T Sgt. Italy, Austria, chief engineer, B-24, 65 missions, 45 sorties, Pres. Citation, 5 air medals, 30 mo. in Nairne, Kenny-S lc, Naval Air Mechanic Nason, Tom-AAF cadet, Jackson, Miss. Nation, Bob-Merchant Marine Neff, Bryce-2nd Lt. 5th AAF, Navigator B-29, 9 missions, Mindinao, Borneo, N. Guinea, Luzon, Tarawa, Okinawa, 2 yr. in Neve, Ed-AMM 3c, Hawaii, 21 mo. overseas Newmaster, Jack-Cook lc, 8 invasions, LST, Z yr. in, USS Green Horner, Admiralties, Los Negros I. Wake, Aitape, Hollandia, Leyte, N. Guinea, Biak Nichols, Jack-Sgt. Infantry, 3rd Army, 3 battle stars, Normandie, France, Germany, prisoner of war, 8 mo. Stalag 3, 13 mo. overseas, captured 3 days after Normandie Norton, Tom-lst Lt. Artillery spotting, wounded in Europe, 3 yr. in, IZ mo. overseas Oates, John-AMM 3c, Naval Air Gunner, B-24, 45 missions, 9 battle stars, Tarawa, Carolines, Eniwetok, Marinaas, Kwajelin, Truk, Pres. Gta- tion. Purple Heart, Air Medal, 39 mo. in, 15 mo. overseas O'Brienj Robert-S lc, USS Shipley Bay, 3rd Fleet, Luzon, Okinawa, Iwo 166 'k'ki'ir'k'k'kir O'Donald, Jack-In service Oleson, Jack-Znd Lt. AAF, Navigator B-29, 27 mo. in, occupation Japan Oltman, Francis-Pvt. Marine, expert medals for rifleman, swimmer, automatic pistol, throwing hand grenades, skill with bayonet, wounded So. Pacific Owen, Ralph-Marine Owen, Robert-Pfc. 3rd Army, 3 battle stars, Arden- nes, Rhine, Central Germany, Combat Infantry, 15 mo. overseas, 22 mo. in Patterson Wesley-S 1c, Signalman, LCI Pacific, 2 battle stars, Peleleu, Anguar, 2 occupations, Purple Heart, mine sank his boat, 21 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas Pauley, Frank-Cpl. 8th AAF, Mechanic, German occupation, 2 yr. in, 1 yr. overseas Peacock, Ted-QM lc, USS Alhena cargo transport, 3rd, 5th, 7th Fleets, 43 mo. in, Z9 mo. overseas, 4 battle stars, Bougainville, Saipan, Iwo, Philip- pines, from Bougainville to Japan Peterson, Reed--Pfc. Paratrooper, Marine, 3 battle stars, Iwo, Guadalcanal, Bouganville, Purple Heart, wounded in Iwo Pettygrove, Neal-Torpedoman Zc, USS Sea Devil, Submarine, Carribbean, Philippines, 40 mo. in, 20 mo. overseas Pettitt, Gerald-AAF Cadet Pittman, Charles--AOM 3c, Aerial Gunner, Pacific Powell, Jim-QM Zc, survivor USS Hornet, USS Princeton carrier, 15 battle stars, Pearl, Harbor, Midway, Guadalcanal, Santa Cruz, Iwo Jima Price, John-Radio Tech. lc, USS Clytie, submarine, So. Pacific, 2 yr. in Priest, W. O.--Army Privett, Jim-Lt, jg, Pacific, Minesweeper, USS Baltimore, cruiser, 35 mo. in, 22 mo. overseas Ranger, Charles-Pvt. 5th Div. Marines, 1 battle star, Iwo, Unit Citation, Purple Heart, 9 mo. overseas, 20 mo. in, wounded Reed, Jerry jay-Avi. MM 3c, Air Crew Man., 4 battle stars, Borneo, Philippines, Iwo, Okinawa, 3 air medals, 2 admiral commendations, PB4-YZ Privateer, 38 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas Reed, Robert-Navy Reilley, Joe--Army Redner, Jack-S lc, Coast Guard Risdon, Earle-Sgt. AAF, 2 yr. in, aerial gunner, B-24, in US Robinson, Bill Wayne--AAF Roland, Paul 1.41: Zc, Naval Air Root, George--Pvt. Armored Infantry, Famous 32nd Div. Red Arrow, 13000 hr. Combat Australia, N. Guinea, trained for jungle fighting in mud, Battle Afua, 9 days, to cover 10 mi., killed July, 16, 1944, Purple Heart, Meritorius Award, buried in Afua Ross, james-Coast Guard Roswurm, Don-Ensign, V-12, deck ofiicer, patrolled coast, carrier, USS Rendova, 34 mo. in Sampson, Carl-Sgt. japan Infantry Paratrooper, Buna, Leyte, N. Guinea, 3 combat jumps, Luzon, freed prisoners of war Manila, Pres. Citation, Purple Heart, 22 mo. overseas Sampson, Harry-Navy, Farragut, Ida. Schaefer, Robert-Signalman 3c, Coast Guard, 30 mo. in, 10 mo. overseas, Pacific, Japan Schmidt, john-Radio Tech., Instructor, Chicago, 5 yr. in Schoonover, Ansel-Flight officer, AAF Sherwood, Bill-lst Sgt. Tank Corps, supply en- gineer, N. Guinea, Philippines Sholes, Raymond-Pvt. 7th Army, Infantry, wounded in France Shunk, Harvey-S lc, Seabee, Tarawa, 3 yr. in Sisson, Gene-Machinist, Merchant Marine, all over world, 30 mo. in, 24 mo. overseas Smith, Bob-Navy Smith, James A.-Pfc. Infantry, 10th Army, 1 battle star, Okinawa, 30 mo. in, 9 mo. overseas Smith, Richard Briant-V-12, Calif. U. 167 1k'k'k1k'ki k'kir'ki'i lr1k,'ki' Smith, Robert E.--Pfc. Armored Infantry, N. Guin- ea Smith, Lowell Clifford- Smith, Richard M.-3c, fire controlman USS Pyro, ammunition ship, Philippines Sprowl, William-Ensign, Minesweeper, 1 battle Star, Japan, 36 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas Stafford, Harry-Pfc. AAF gunner, B-29, Arzona, 2 yr. in Stanton, Richard--HA lc, Navy Hospital Corps, LB, Calif. Stark, Carroll-Av. Radioman 3c, US, 3 yr. in Stevens, Robert F.-Sgt., ball turret gunner, B-17, 8th AAF, killed in action, Oct. 18, 1944, Coblenz, Germany, Purple Heart Stewart, Don-Sgt. Marine, Turret gunner, Znd Marine Wing, Torpedo Bomber Sqn., 87 missions, Palau Stoddard, Bruce-S 1c, So. Pacific, 5 battles 1 yr. overseas, 3 yr. in Stratton, Ted-Coxwain lc, in lead boat, one of 1000's that carried assault troups of lst Army men, tanks, ammunition supplies across Rhine, Navy wore army suits, trained 15 mo., barrier, 2nd only to Invasion of France, Bulge, D-Day Normandie Earlier on LST amphibious, occupation Korea Strawburg, Floyd-Radioman 3c, USS Barri, Aleu- tians, Guam, 2 yr. overseas Stricklin, Jim-Pfc. AAF, Engineer, B-29, US. 24 mo. in Sturges, Fred-Marine Carlson's Raiders, Solomons Supernaw, C. A.-Marine Swaffielcl, Bob-Capt. AAF, European, Carribean, Pacific, Hew one of three B-29's that broke record from Japan to Wash., DC, DPC, Purple Heart, 7 Air Medals, Pres. Citation, 6 battle stars Tate, Sam-T Sgt. Radioman AAF, B-29 Air war on Japan, 3 battle stars, Marinanas, Iwo, Okinawa, B-29, 21 missions, 3 air medals, Silver Star, Gold Scar, 3 yr. in Taylor, Bill-Coast Guard Taylor, James-A-12, College Tennyson, Phil-Pfc..AAF, Prisoner of War Camp, Colorado, 2 yr. in Thomas, Bob Harold--AAF Thomas, Charles-Pvt. Marine Thompson, Leland-Ensign V-5, USS Bella Gulf, Carrier, Aide to Exec. officer Thompson, Robert-T Sgt. Marine Radar, So. Pacific Timberlake, Marshall-V-12, USC Tollefson, Gerald-Radarman 3c, 3rd, 5 rh Fleets, USS Shipley Bay, escort carrier, 3 battle stars, Leyte, Luzon, Okinawa, 28 mo. in, 24 mo. overseas Townsend. Leonard-Army, Medical discharge Trent, Marshall-Sgt. Marines lst Div. Anti-air- craft, 5 battle stars, N. Hebrides, New Caledonia, Bougainville, Emirau, Guadalcanal, Pres. Unit Citation, Radio, gunner, torpedo bomber, 2 yr. in, 8 mo. overseas Trumbull, Clyde-Pfc. Infantry, 6th, 8th Armies, 2 Pres. Citation, 4 battle stars, Hollandia, Biak, Ad- miralties, Luzon, 3 yr. in, 1 yr. overseas Vance, Dick-Cpl. Infantry, 5 battle stars, Norman- die, Central Europe, Rhine, Philippines, Japan, Purple Heart, Combat Infantry, Unit Citation, 29 mo. in, 23 mo. overseas Van Houten, Brooks-Petty officer 3c, Navy Air Corps, Bomber ETO, Pacific, 6 battle stars, Iwo, Esperata, Manas, DFC, Air Medal, 14 mo. over- seas, 36 mo. in Vochatzer, Fred-Army Coast Artillery, Dutch Har- bor, Alaska Vogels, Chas-Soundman Zc, 2 minesweeper, Z battle stars, Gilberts, Tarawa, Marshalls, Citation for China Theater Vultee, Trench-Pfc. Marine, 2nd Div., 30 mo. Japan, Aug. 1945 ' Wachter, Charles-Navy Air Corps Class of 1943 Continued Wadle, Roland-Sgt. gunner, B-17, 35 missions, ETO Walden, Bob-Lt. AAF, Ploesti Fields, twice rescued by underground in Romania ' Walder, Charles-Ensign Deck Officer, LST, Pacific, Guam, Admiralties, N. Guinea, Philippines, 37 mo. in, 8 mo. overseas Walkington, Robert Joseph-Avi. Radioman 3c, Pacific, Unit Citation, 30 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas Waltz, Clarence-Sgt. X-Ray tech. later AAF, Riverside, Calif. Wallace, Jack-Navy Waller, julian-Cpl. Marine Infantry, 1 battle star, Iwo, Marianas, 25 mo. in, 8 mo. overseas Warner, Rex-Painter 3c, Seabee, cartooning, Pacific, 29 mo. in, 16 mo. overseas Ward, Montie-Ensign V-12, Engineer Mass. Tech. Watkins, Fred-Metalsmith Zc, Pearl I-Iarbor, Sub- marine repair base, 38 mo. in, 2 yr. overseas Robert Conrad-S lc, Okinawa, Philip- Watson, pines, Japan, 2 yr. in, USS Ulmstead Watson, Bob-S Sgt., waist gunner, B-17, 25 mis- sions, Germany, 3 air medals, 7 mo. overseas, 2 yr. in Watson, 2 yr. in, USS Ulmstead Weirsman, Robert-Pfc, ETO Paratrooper, 9th Army, 82nd Airborne, 3 battle stars, Bulge, Army of Occupation, 3 Pres. Citations, Bronze Star, Bel- gian Fouragere, Dutch Fouragere, Croix de Guerre, 12 mo. overseas, 36 mo. in Westerfield, Richard-S lc, USS Brooklyn, USS Aristeaus, repair ship, bartender, sail maker Whinfield, Kenneth-Gunner lc, Tinian, Tarawa, Aleutians, 26 mo. in, 16 mo. overseas White, Vern-Cpl. AAF aerial engineer Whitney, Jerry-Marine, So. Pacific, battle stars Wight, Howard-Army Radio Williams, Ben-Radarman Zc, USS New Orleans, cruiser, LST, 9 battle stars, 2 Philippines, Saipan, Okinawa, Japan, 2 yr. overseas Paul-S lc, Okinawa, Philippines, Japan, 1l'i k'k1kir'k1fr Class al 1043 Continued Wikon, John-AAF San Antonio, Tex. Wintemure, Glen--Cpl. Field Artillery, 81st Wild- cat Div. 2 battle stars, Angar, Pelelieu, Battle of Bloody Nose, Soldier's Medal, occupation of Japan, 32 mo. in, 17 mo. overseas Workman, Floyd-S lc Seabee, Alaska, 1 yr. over- seas, Philippines Yates, William-Pfc. combat engineer, Philippines zork, Wiuiam-Ensign, Merchant Marine oung, J. R.--MM 3c, Coast Guard, LST, Water Tender, Leyte Invasion, Okinawa, ship hit by suicide plane Zargas, Carl-Sgt. AAF gunner, B-25 I944 Abernathy, Paul-Cpl. Signal Corps, 20 mo. in US, radio operator Aguilar, Jerome-Coast Guard Anderson, Little Bill-AAF, Sgt. Gunner, still in Ames, Paul-Coast Guard Zc, Radio repair, Leyte Aiken, Bob-Ensign, V-12, USC, 3 yr. in Allen, Don-Fireman lc, USS Medusa, repair ship, 1 battle star, Manila, 22 mo. in, 9 mo. overseas, re-enlisted Army T 5, File Clark, General Mac- ' Arthur's Headquarters Andrews, John-Army D Angell, Dick-Pfc. AAF, P-80 jet propulsion mechanics Appleneld, Bill-AAF, gunner B-29 remote con- trol, 21 mo. in US Arntzen, Wallace-S Zc, San Diego Bacon, Bob-S lc, USN, radio Technician, Great Lakes Baker, Don-Army Bales, Bob-Navy, Seaman, Poisoned by sulphur, Hospitalized 8 mo., 9 mo. in 'A'1fr'k1fr'k'k'k'k Balsitis, Albert-S Zc, Submarine, San Diego Barnard, Don-Merchant Marine, Australia Barnes, Dan-Army Barnett, Bob-Cpl. Germany, Armored Force, killed in action 1945 Beadles, Dick--Navy Bell, Raymond-AAF Belman, Bill-S lc, amphibious, Pacific, Z4 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas, 2 battle stars, Okinawa, Phil- ippines Bennett, Ralph-AAF Blackburn, Bill-S lc, armed guard, 18 mo. in, Hawaii, athletic mgr. Blowers, Bob-S Sgt. AAF, C-54, Radio China- Burma India, Z battle stars, China, Central Bur- ma, 26 mo. in, 1 yr. overseas Borden, Tom--Navy Bowdey, Dick-S lc, Post Officer, 10 mo. in, US Coast Guard Buchanan, Doug-Navy Brink, Frank--Merchant Marine Bush, Don-Cpl. Army Paratrooper, 20 mo. in US, injured in parachute jump, clerk, Fort Ord, Calif., ground forces' replacement depot Buckler, Stanley-Lt. AAF, pilot, radio operator mechanic, Philippines, 25 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas Caldwell, Paul-Pfc, 381 Infantry, 18 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas, 1 battle star, Okinawa, Purple Heart, Bronze Spearhead, lst Wave in Okinawa, 69 day siege, from Leyte to Okinawa unit re- placer 250W Cady, Tom-AOM 2c Chennel, Tom-Navy Christopherson, George-Petty Officer 3c, Pacific Clark, Don-Navy, Fireman lc, USS Guadalupe, 9 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas Clark, Tom-S Sgt. 3rd Army, Europe, occupation of Germany, 23 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas Carpenter, Jack-Navy, Notre Dame Cartwright, Herbert--Radar 2c, 4 battle stars, Leyte, Okinawa, Manila, Japan, lst ship to land occu- pation troops, 2 yr. in, 20 mo. overseas Clayton, Richard Paul-S Zc, USN Collins, Bill-AAF Cox, John-Army, Aberdeen proving ground, Mary- land Cramer, Sanford W.-Sgt. Burma Cooper, Ralph-Radio Tech. Electronic, Shore Pat- rol, China, Z6 mo. in, 10 mo. overseas Craven, Dick Paul--Pfc. AAF, engineer, 11 mo. in, Pacific Davis, Bill-Pfc., AAF, Montana U. Deeds, Keith-Pfc., Marine, radar, Guam, Manila, Okinawa, Eniwetok, Tokyo, Wake DeGroat, Ray-MaM Zc, mail service, air mail section, Pearl Harbor, 18 mo. in 10 mo. overseas Dickens, Charles-T 4 Army, N. Guinea, Australia, Mechanic, 32 mo. in, 27 mo. overseas, 3 battle stars, Leyte, Luzon, N. Guinea, badge for ex- emplary performance Digniurn, Jack--Navy Combat Aircrew, Fla. Dixon, Harold-Pfc. AAF, Montana U Dixon, James-S lc Dixon, Richard-Navy PT Boat Donaldson, Bill-Navy, Medical Discharge Downs, Gerry-Pfc. AAF, 10 mo. in, radar, army of occupation Doyle, Melvin-EM 3c, engineering, So. Pacific, 27 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas, 5 battle stars, Leyte, Luzon, Okinawa, Saipan, Guam, battleship, flag- ship Eccles, Jim-AAF Eggleston, Clarence-S lc, Gunner's Mate, 8 battle stars, Tarawa through Okinawa, 30 mo. in, Z yr. overseas Ellinor, James-MM Zc, diesel, engineering, At- lantic Fleer Elliott, Kieth--Electrician 3c, USS Sperry, Repair Ship, 3 yr. in, 2 yr. overseas Emery, Lester-Navy 'k'k'ki'i'1k'k1k Emory, Bob-S Zc, Algiers, Pacific Ellsworth, Bill4 lc, fireman, So. Pacific, Z0 mol in, battle stars Ewing, Bill--Pfc. Medical Corps, Army N. Y. Fox, A Noble-Cpl. 10th Army field artillery, 15 mo. overseas, 2 battle stars, Okinawa, Leyte Farmer, Raymond--S 2c gunner, USS California, 4 battle stars, Leyte, Surgaio Straits, Lingayan Gulf, shelled Okinawa, hir by suicide plane Farmer, Bill-Pfc. Army Infantry, Patton's 3rd Army ET O, Z0 mo. in 10 mo. overseas, Purple Heart Finch, Orville-Boilermaker 3c, evaporator man, 30 mo. in, 22 mo. overseas, 1 battle Star, Kwajalein, Johnson I., Okinawa, Honolulu, carrier USS Franklin Foster, Donald-Sgt. Army transportation, Z0 mo. in, 14 mo. overseas, Japan, Leyte, Philippines Galvan, Dick-Cpl. Army paratrooper, 23 mo. in, 82nd Airborne Div. Gandy, Dick-MaM 3c, Navy, post office, ll mo. in Garrels, Roger F.-Coxswain, Pacific, 3 yr. in, 19 mo. overseas, 4 battle stars, USS Bowers, des- troyers escort torpedoed, Purple Heart Denny-Navy Gibson, Gibson, John J.-Sf lc, commissary bldg., 8 mo. in Frank-In service Gerbasi, Gilbert, ,Charles-Cpl. AAF, Germany, sheet metal work, MP, 2 yr. in, 1 yr. overseas Gilligan, Patrick--Navy Gilmore, Harlan-S lc, San Diego John-Medical discharge, Navy Air Corps Glaab, Golden, Duane-Army Transport, tug boat, Pacific Goggin, Jack-Radioman lc, occupation of Japan, 21 mo, in, 10 mo. overseas, port director oice Goldstein, Louis-Yeoman 3c, clerical, 25 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas, Z battle stars, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Attack Transport, Japan, China Green, Don-Pfc. Army, taken prisoner fall of Corr-egidor, Jap prison camp Greene, Frank-T Sgt. AAF, flight engineer Hanna, Robert-S lc Navy gunner's mate, Coast Guard, 26 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas, 6 battle stars, Saipan, Tinian, Leyte, Luzon, Lingayen, Okinawa, Asia, USS Cambria, singer FPO band Hamlin, Allen-Marine, Iwo Jima Hartman, Wilbert-Pfc. Army wireman, 24 mo. in, 16 mo. overseas, 1 battle stars, Okinawa Henry, Don-Navy fireman lc, electrician, Pearl Harbor, Eniwetok, Guam Hitchens, Gordon-Merchant Marine Hight, Bob-Miclshipman Navy, Annapolis Hoffman, Walter-Radar Tech. lc, Japan, Phil- ippines, 30 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas Hopkins, Jim-Navy radio Hoobler, Karl--USN Horton, Don-Marine Houck, Howard-Baker 3c Petty Officer, baby car- rier, So. Pacific, many battle stars Hunter, Loren-S lc, RM, USN, radio operator, 24 mo. in Inman, John-Navy, Solomons Johnstone, George-S lc, USS Wasp, carrier, Hal- sey's 3rd fleet, radioman, 3 battle stars, Asiastic Pacific, 24 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas Jordan, Ray-AAF Florida Jordan, Tommy-Navy Air Cadet, V-5, USC, State Teachers College, Flagstaff Ariz. Joyner, Richard-S Zc, USS Calemeres, Pacific, 10 mo. in, 9 mo. overseas Karigar, Bernard-MaM Zc, mail clerk, 3 battle stars, Philippines, N. Guinea, 36 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas Kilgore, Jim-Pfc. AAF, Mech, Sheppard Field 168 1lriri k'ki k'k Kelsler, Clem E.-Capt. AAF, pilot, 5 battle stars, Okinawa, Tarawa, Guadalcanal, Marshalls, 7 Air Medals, Flying Cross, 28 mo. overseas King, Bill--S Zc, electrician King James-Pvt. AAF, Texas King, Louis-Navy, Air Cadet Kinley, Jim-Navy Kinley, Bob-Merchant Marine Kinman, Orr-AAF, Cadet Kinner, Bob-Znd Lt. AAF, Pilot B-24, 5 battle stars, Rhineland, W France, Berlin, Bulge, Geer- many, DFC, 3 air medals, forced down in Brus- sels, 36 mo. in, 9 mo. overseas Kirkpatrick, Eugene--Cpl. AAF, meteorology, Chan- ute Field, Ill. Kissel, Sheldon-Gunner's mate Zc, avi. rescue boat 3 battle stars, Leyte, Mindoro, Pres, Unit Citation, 32 mo. in, Z6 mo. overseas Knutson, Wally-S 3c, Radio gunner, Blimp, San Francisco Koppel, George--AAF mechanic, Texas 10 mo. Kortz, John-as lc, Mail Order Clerk Kosser, George--T 5, lst Army, motor driver, 1 battle star, Germany, 34 mo. in, 21 mo. overseas Krieger, Grover-Navy Air Corps, V-12, Redlands Kuster, Bob-Cpl. AAF ground crew, Pacific, 1 yr. in, 6 mo. overseas Kutler, Harold-Pvt. AAF Cadet, 16 mo. in Lackman, Larry--S Zc, USS Bunker Hill, Carrier gasoline dept. Iwo Jima, Okinawa, hit by suicide Lamb, Jerry-Cpl. 6th Army, Field Artillery, 2 battle stars, Luzon, N. Guinea, Pres. Unit Cita- tion, 2 yr. in, 18 mo. overseas Lardizabal, Pedro-Navy Larson, Don-Marine, radio, Camp Pendleton, Cal. Larue, Bob-S lc, Minesweeper, radar, Iwo Jima Leebrick, Bob-Ensign, Navy V-12, U Texas La Sage, Bill- T 4, Army, art, Philipines, 2 yr. in, 14 mo. overseas Lessler, Dick-Storekeeper 3c, Atlantic, 2 yr. in, 8 mo. overseas Leonard, Jack-Pvt. AAF Lewis, Glenn, Medical aid man, Camp Beal Loach, Bill-S lc, Invasion boat LCI, Invision Palau, Peleliu, 17 mo. in, 15 mo. overseas Logan, Joseph P.--ARM lc, Navy Air Corps, gunner, 17 battle stars, Tarawa, Okinawa, Al- eutians Philippines, Iwo Jima, Japan, USS Bunker Hill, carrier, 3 yr. in, 27 mo. overseas Loomis, Edward D.-Radar 3c, USS Kitson, assult transport, 1 battle star, Okinawa, 20 mo. in, 13 mo. overseas Lovell, James-RdM 3c, light cruiser radar, 3 battle stars, Okinawa, Iwo Jima, Philippines, 21 mo. in, 1 yr. overseas Mack, Charles-Army Infantry, engineer, Band trumpet player Manahan, Bill-Army Mann, Johnny-Radar man, 3c, 8 battle stars, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Luzon Leyte, Peleleu, Japan, Guam, San Pebro, commendation, 27 mo. in, 21 mo. overseas Mannex, Tom-PH 1c, Medical Corps, 2 yr. in Marr, Ernest-Pvt. Marine Corps Martin, Jack-Army Transportation Corps, Army Commendation Ribbon, Ft. Richardson, Alaska, 8 mo. Martin, Johnny-Cpl. Marine Corps, Automatic Rifleman, killed many Japs single handed, 2 battle stars, Okinawa, Invasion Japan, Bronze star, 29 mo. in, 21 mo. overseas McGrath, Allen-Marine, discharge McClesky, Tex Wallace-S lc, Merchant Marine, Gunner, Guam, Saipan, Ltyte, 4 yr. in McConville, Al-S lc, Los Alamitos, Ordnance dept. 20 mo. in McCune, Doyle--Torpedo man 3c, Dutch E. Indies, 16 mo. in, 5 mo. overseas McFadden, Ed-Pvt. AAF, machine gunner, So. Pacific McLain, Bob-Navy McLaren, Don-Coast Guard, air crewman 169 'k'k'kir'kir'k'k McLean, George-Pvt. AAF, pilot tr., Keesleris Field, Miss McPheeters, Gerald-Avi. Ordnance 3c, land based, Unit Citation, VJ 7, Pearl Harbor, 3 yr. in, 10 mo. overseas Measele, Bill-S Zc, USS American Legion, Trans- port, Tarawa Merrill, Donald--Pvt. Camp Roberts Moore, Terry-Marine Bougainville Moore, Wally-Cpl. Marine Corps, rifleman, lst Marine Div. in Okinawa, Purple Heart, lost leg, Z0 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas Myers, Craig-Pvt. AAF radio work. 18 mo. in Nees, Oliver-Naval Reserve, oflicer, Training, U. of Calif. Neilson, Don-AAF Nelson, Aronld-ARM lc, Navy Air Corps, Pacific Radio, 2 yr. in, 4 mo. overseas Newberger, Don-FO AAF, Wisconsin Nichol, Bob-Navy O'Farrel, Skipper--Navy Oliva, Sam-USS Tiger, cutter, Hawaii , O'Brien, Spencer--Pvt. AAF mechanic, Texas 8 mo. Orahood, Ralph-S Sgt. Army Infantry, 4 battle stars, Bulge, Belgium, wounded, 30 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas, Eisenhowers' Hq. Ottele, Dick-S lc, USS Alhena, transport, 11 mo. in Phillips, Leon-Navy Powell, Carl--S 1c, Invasion Okinawa, Philippines, Honolulu Price, Carl-MM 3c, Pacific, USS Gerrard, Troop transport, Engine Room, 2 battle stars, Okinawa, Japan, ZZ mo. in, 13 mo. overseas Price, Garth4M 3c, USS Tallulah, signalman, 3 battle stars, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, N. Guinea, 25 mo. in, 19 mo. overseas Parker, Bill-S 1c, Navy gunner, Liberty Ship, So. Pacilic, Z yr. in Parker, Jim-Navy Ma:hinist's Mate mo. overseas N Pence, Sam-Radio Tech. 1c, Navy, 4 yr. in, 28 Peterson, Ray-GM Zc, Ordnance, 38 mo. in, 23 mo. overseas, 7 battle stars, Znd battle of Philipines, Lingayan Gulf, Subic Bay, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, N. Caledonia, N. Guinea, Pres. Unit Citation, Expert Rifleman Porterfield, Walter-Naval Air Cadet Putman, Vincent-Navy Radio Pifer, Allen--In service Quantrell, Frank-F 1c, So. Pacific, Gold Star for being at Bougainville, 4 yr. in, 28 mo. overseas, MOMM lc, USS Prince William Rangel, Gregory M.-S 1c, Asiatic Pacific, 28 mo. in, Z5 mo. overseas, 5 battle stars, Iwo Jima, Philip- pines, Okinawa Rasmusson, Carl-S lc gunneris mate, Pacific, 29 mo. in, 11 mo. overseas, 3 battle stars, Marianas, Caro- ines, Philipines, USS Birmingham, Purple Heart, Okinawa, 13 mo. hospital Richards, Ernie, Jr.-lc Radioman, Pacific Richards, Kent B.-AR 3c, So. Pacific, Z6 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas, Battle of Munda Rogers, Bill-Pvt., AAF, Radio Sheppard Field Robinson, Bruce Jr.-ETM Zc, signalrnan, Radar Tech., Japan, 28 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas, USS Cavallero, Treasure Is. Reid, Eugene-V-12, Navy Rourke, Jim-Boatswain's Mate Zc, Navy, Radio gunner in Tank, Asiatic Pacific, Z5 mo. in, 13 mo. overseas, 1 battle star, Okinawa, Naval Unit Citation Reed, Robert-V-12, Navy, USC Reed, Larry-Pvt. Air Cadet, AAF, teletype, Shep- pard Field, Amarillo, Tex. Richardson, Walter J.-Pvt. AAF, Photographer, 8 mo. in, Sheppard Field, Lowery Field 'k1k1lr1k'k'k'k'k Class of 1944 Continued Ridder, Leonard-Pvt., Army Engineer School, U. of Idaho Ritter, Reggie-Pvt. AAF, Amarillo, Tex. Rofiriguez, Gilbert-S lc, Seabee, British Isles, At- antic Roepke, Pat-Pl-IM 3c, Navy, 18 mo. in, Fleet Marine Ruth, John D.-S lc, Bremington, Wash., Z yr. in, Great Lakes, Radio Tech. School Roudebush, Bill-Pfc., Aerial Gunner B-29, Wis- consin, I5 mo. in, Sheppard Field, Tex. Santa Cruz, Daniel Nick-F lc, 10 stars, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Tokyo Harbor Sainsevain, John-Pvt. liberated from Germany Pri- son Camp, Battle of Bulge, 3 battle stars, European Theater Sampson, Harry-PHM 3c, Camp Robinson, ex- pert marksmanship, wounded Sanzone, Anthony-Pfc., Army, Light Tanks, Sup- ply Clerk, Asiatic Pacific, 24 mo. in, 17 mo. over- seas, 1 battle star, Philippines, 5th Cavalry Reg- iment, Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupa- tion Schaefer, Robert-S Zc, Signal Instructor, Govern- ment Island, Frisco. Schmeltz, Vic-Pvt., Army Radioman Seigel, Don-S lc, USS Albert W Grant, So. Paci- fic Schmidt, Fred-Pvt. Marine, San Diego Shalfer, Lawrence-Avi. adet, Amarillo. Tex. Selfridge, George-S Zc, San Diego, Navy Carrier Shepard, Bill-Pvt. Montana State College, ASTU, Bayonet Tech. at Ft. MacArthur, Tech. Training Command School, 32 mo. in, 8 mo. overseas, Italy Scherer, Harold-Pfc., Combat Crew Training Base, Aircraft and engine mech. Schoonover, Hoyt-Merchant Marine, So. Pacific Shaw, Burton-V-12, Norman, Oklahoma ir ir 'A' ik ir ir uk ir Clan ol 1044 Continued 1 Shipe, Robert-Pfc, France, Beelgium, Holland, Germany, 2 battle stars, Fought in Rener Pochet, Combat Infantryman Badge, Hawaiian Is., Saipan, Iwo Jima, 97th Div. Silman, Ivor-Pfc, Transportation work, England, 36 mo. in, 15 mo. overseas Simms, Bill-HA lc, Navy, Hospital apprentice, 17 mo. in, stationed in New York Siverson, Bill-Ensign, Radio Pacific, 21 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas, 1 battle star, Okinawa, USS Clark Howell Small, Chuck-S lc, gunner on Navy supply ship Smith, Bob Earl-Army Solomon, Robert-S lc, dispersing work, Z6 mo. in, 21 mo. overseas, 1 battle star, USS Grimes, trans- port, So. Pacific, troups home Spencer, Hampton-AAF, Calif. Stable, Jack-Pfc., 24th Infantry, Radio Operator rifie platoon, Philippines liberation, 24 mo. in, 10 mo. overseas, 2 battle stars, Purple Heart, N. Guinea Stanley, Jack-Ensign, V-12, Marysville, Missouri, 42 mo. in Staples, Hugh-M 3c, Navy, Landing Craft, Iwo Jima, Philippines, Okinawa Sterling, George-S Zc, Navy, active duty in So. Pacific Stewart, Clyd ubmarine base, New London, Conn Stooddard, Bruce-Ship's Cook Zc, destroyer trans- port, Pacific Asiatic ribbon, 9 battle stars Stone, Max--Pfc, 3rd Marine Div, Mortor Bat., 21 mo. in, I3 mo. overseas, Iwo Jima Story Ken--Merchant Marine Stover, Bill-Navy Cook, San Diego Sultman, Richard D.-Great Lakes Naval Training Station, Radar Specialist Sutherland Bob-2nd Lt. Marines, Scout, 42 mo. in, 27 mo. overseas, 4 battle stars, Guadalcanal, Bouganville, Guam, Iwo Jima, Silver Star, Bronze Star, 4 Purple Hearts 1k1lri'i ki ki' Thompson, Allen-S lc, So. Pacific, Coast Guard Tierney, Pat-Marine, Oceanside, Calif., Pacific Timberlake, Marshall-S lc, Radar, So. Pacific, 31 mo. in, 7 mo. overseas, USS Greer, destroyer escort Todd, Jim-HA lc, Hospital Corps, Farragut Idaho Tournat, Ivan-S lc, Avi. Metal Smith, 22 mo. in Tubbs, Don-Avi. cadet, 16 mo. in AAF Van Steenbergen, Neil-T Sgt. Miltiary Gov't, Japan, Sgt. Major attached to General's office, 8th Army, 19 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas Wachter, Charles-Ordinance man Zc, Gunner, Porto Rico, 3 yr. in, 16 mo. overseas Wagner, Leslie-BM Zc, Navy, Pacific, 3 yr. in, Z4 mo. overseas, USS Grimes Ward, Dick-Texas Air Force School, AAF, Z yr. in Watson, Bob-Mailman Zc, USS Oceanus, Repair ship, Guam, 3 battle stars, 21 mo. in, 8 mo. over- seas Watte, George D,-Aeorn 53, Palm Springs, 10 mo. in Watters, Jim-Cpl. Marine Company Scout, In- fantry, 25 mo. in, 21 mo. overseas, Okinawa, Iwo Jima, Navy Cook Webster, Bill--Navy, So. Pacific Wertz, Russell Uhles-Marine Infantry, Purple Heart, Tarawa, Sharpshooter Wesch, John-AAF Westby, John-Navy parachute rigger, Z9 mo. in, Task force, Sch, 7th Fleet, Guam Westcott, David-Cadet, Merchant Marine Whinfield, Kenny-S lc, Aleutians, Is., Navy Tug, Z yr. in, 21 mo. overseas, 1 Battle Star Whyte, Art-S lc, Signalman, Japan, 10 mo. in, 8 mo. overseas, Navy Amphibious Base White, Robert A.-Navy, Pacific, 26 mo. in, 14 mo. overseas, Flight Ofiicer, 19 battle stars White, Charles-Navy Mechanic White, Kenny-S lc, Philippines, 22 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas White, Lawrence-Sgt. AAF, Radio Operator, Phil- ippines, 27 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas White, Walter-S Zc, Navy Hospital Corps, Long Beach Naval Hospital, PHM Zc Winston, Bill-AAF, College in Utah, Air Cadet Whipple, Keith-Marine, San Diego Whitney, Jerry-Pvt. Marines Howard-USS Humphreys, Pacific Wilber, Williams, Carroll-Yeoman, Camp Farragut, Idaho, Cooks and Bakers School, 20 mo. in, 5 mo. over- seas, Shanghai, China, Personnel Ofhce, advance Base, Okinawa Wilson, Don-Fireman, oiler, Merchant Marine, Engine Room, Atlantic, Pacific, Mediterrean, Z4 mo. overseas Wilkinson, Dean-S 3c, Torpedoman, submarine base, San Diego Wilkinson, Larry-lc Motor Meichaznic, Navy, Trouble Shooting, 44 mo. in, Naval Avi. Mech School Wood, Laurin, Woody -Naval Training Station, San Diego Woodhouse, Franklyn-AAF Worsham, Archie-Merchant Marine Wright, Ted-RM 3c, Radio, Africa, European, Pacific, 24 mo. in, 9 mo. overseas Wright, Wilber G.-Merchant Marine, Pacific Theater Young, Bill-Pfc, England Zietan, Bob-Ship Cook 3c, Navy, Z7 mo. in, 22 mo. overseas, 3 battle stars, Saipan, Palau, Iwo Jima, Landing Ship Tank, Pearl Harbor, USS Carrier Wasp Zehr, Don-T 5, Army Pigeon Corps, Philippines, Japan, 24 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas ir'k'A k'i'iri A' I945 Allison, Ross-Yeoman, Camp Elliott, San Diego, personnel office work, 7 mo. in Anderson, Richard-S lc, Great Lakes Naval Train- ing Center, 6 mo. in Anderson, Sam-Pfc. Engineer, ETO, 19 mo. in, 11 mo. overseas Anderson, Bill fbig-Navy, Guam, Recreation Dept., in Dec. 1946 Archer, Bill-Yeoman, Navy, 2 mo. in Ardrey, R. B.-In service Armstrong, Bob--T-5 Engineer, 12 mo. in US Arnold, John-Pfc., AAF, Physical Training in- structor, Keesler Field, Miss., 18 mo. in Ater, Gene-S lc, AMM, Flight Dispatcher, 15 mo. in, Asiatic, 6 mo. overseas, Avi. Metal Smith Atkinson, Bob-AAF Radar, in 16 mo. Ayers, Arley-S Zc, Naval Air Base, Norman, Okla., naval combat air crewman training Bachtelle, Buddy-S lc, Submarine, Mare Island, So. Pacific, China, 2 yr. in, 6 mo. overseas Barnes, Headley-AAF, Sheppard Field Beardsley, Claude--Merchant Marine Beck, Robert-Merchant Marine, Navy Bentley, Jack-Pvt., Marine Corps, San Diego Mar- ine Base - Bibby, Houston-Merchant Marine Black, Charles-Pvt. Army Maintenance, M. P., Germany, 9 mo. in, 2 mo. overseas, Entertainment service Blair, Jim-S Zc, Radar school, 4 mo. in Block, Bob-T-5 Pratroops, 23 mo. in, 15 mo. overseas, llth Air Borne Div., Philippines, Japan Boone, Daniel-Cpl. Army, Japanese occupation, Camp shows Bowman, Vernon-Cpl. AAF, Airplane Mechanic, 19 mo. in ' Braly, Bob-S lc, Yeoman, Navy, separation center, Norman, Okla. Brewer, Bill-Y 3c, Navy, office work, 19 mo. in, Camp Elliot, Calif. Briddle, Jim-AAF Brown, Bill-Navy Buckler, Douglas-Pvt. Army Engineer, in 12 mo., Ft. Lewis, Wash. Burch, Ted-Pfc. Army, paratrooper, Japan 7 mo., 1 yr. in Burgess, Bill-F lc, Boilermaker, 15 mo. in, ll mo. overseas, Philippines, Marshalls, Navy re- pair ship . Butcher, Bob-S lc, Pacific, 18 mo. in, 8 mo. over- seas, Generator Specialist, Saipan Butler, Jim-In service Bybee, Jerry-Army Cable, Carl-S lc KRTJ China, Great Lakes Train- ing Station, radio technician school, USS Maryland Cahoon, Dare-Navy Caldwell, Frank-Pvt., Army, Transp. Corp., Fort Lewis, 19 mo. in, Victory, Good Conduct Campbell, Dan-Navy, San Diego, Radar, 18 mo. in US Campbell, Don-Merchant Marine Campbell, Jay Dick-In service Caves, Ed-MMR Zc, Pacific, 20 mo. in, 16 mo. overseas, USS Boxer, Aircraft Carrier Chapin, Robert-S lc, combat air crewman, Avi. machinist mate school, radar, Naval Air Gun- ners, air crew school Chambers, Frank-Merchant Marine, Pacific, 12 mo. in, 8 mo. overseas, C-2 Cargo ship Clark, Bill-S Zc, Navy, Mechanics helper, Pacific, carrier USS Franklin, Okinawa, 1 yr. in, missing March 19, 1945, Suicide plane hit ship Clayton, Sterling-Pfc. Army, radio work, 5 mo. in Coats, Frank-Maratime service Cole, Leland-Pvt. Army, Ft. MacArthur, Clerical work, 3 mo. in Collins, Jack-S lc, Radio, I8 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas, Asiatic, Pacific, USS Ship Repair Unit, Pearl Harbor 170 tikikkti Conkins, Robert-S Zc, ATTC, Jacksonville, Fla., weather Bureau, 10 mo. in, 1 mo. overseas Cook, Don-S lc, Coast Guard, 26 mo. in, 19 mo. overseas, 3 battle stars, Leyte, N. Guinea, Sea battle Cooley, Jim-Pfc. Marines, Artillery, 30 mo. in, Z3 mo. overseas, Guam, Iwo Jima, 3rd div., came within 5 of equalling the range record at Camp Matthews Cope, Edward-Pvt., Infantry, paratrooper branch, Ft. Benning, Ga. Crail, Fred-Army Crays, Curtis G.-Rdm 3c, Navy, Radar Operator, Pacific, Atlantic, Z4 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas Curtis, John-Pvt., qualified for rifleman, officers candidate school Day, Dick-Coast Guard Station, Alamita Doan, Don-Merchant Marine, 18 mo. in, Med- iterranean, Atlantic, Saipan, Guam, Okinawa Doyle, Martin-HA lc, 16 mo. in, Marine base, San Diego Eachus, Harlan-S Zc, Merchant Marine, around world Esparza, Joe-Navy Farrell, Tom-A S Navy Air Corps Fear, Chester A.-Cox., Navy QM school, Pacific, 4 yr. in, 3 yr. overseas, USS Topeka, Invasion Japan, Spec. Investigator Ferguson, George-Midshipman, Annapolis Cadet Findley, Bill-S lc, ll Naval district, Yeoman for Admiral Funderburk, Dan-S Zc, Navy, Hospital Corps, China, 9 mo. in, 2 mo. overseas, USS Chicago, cruiser Gardner, Ronald-S 1c, Boat Coxswain, Philippines, 17 mo. in, 9 mo. overseas, USS Laipan Is. Gray, John-Hospital Apprentice Zc, San Diego hospital, Long Beach hospital Germani, Norman-Navy Glecker, Walt-AAF, Radio, Communications, in Oct. 1946, Manila, Tokyo, 18 mo. in Glosser, Ronald-S lc, Radio Technician, 4 mo. in, Great Lake, Ill. Golden, Duane G.-Cox. Navy, Pacific, Z5 mo. in, 21 mo. overseas, Sea going tug Greer, Edgar-S lc, Japanese occupational forces, Wakayama, China, 19 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas, dispersing office Gregory, Allen-Sgt. Occupational Air Force Japan, clerk typist, Combat Infantry Badge, Pres. Cita- tion, Bronze Star, 1 battle star, Luzon, Philippine liberation ribbon Gunsauls Kenneth-Cpl., Occupational Army, Infan- try, Germany, 10 mo. in Haines, Marc-Navy Carpenter's mate 3c, Philippines Harkness, Don-S lc, Flordia, radio, radar, radio- man on Patrol Bomber, Navy combat air crew Harlocker, Robert-S lc, Navy, Hawaii, on deck, 1 yr. in, YMS 201, yard minesweeper Harlow, Clifford-Navy Harper, Frank-San Diego Naval Training Center Harris, Buckner-Radio Tech., Treasure Island, 8 mo. in Harper, Frank-S 1c, Navy Electricianys mate, Phil- ippines Heffter, William-SC Zc, Navy Cook, Pacific, 21 mo. n, 17 mo. overseas Heiner, Louis-Pfc., Eisenhower's Pvt. Guard, 20 mo. in, 15 mo. overseas, 2 Pres. Citations, 101st Airbome, Paratroopers, Germany, France, Bel- gium, awarded him the Foragere Helps, John S.-S lc, Navy, Yeoman, Striker in Capt. office, 17 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas, 2 battle stars, 2nd battle of Philippines, battle of Caro- linas, Aircraft Carrier Herrick, Richard-Cpl. Infantry, rifleman, 20 mo. in Korea, QM ' 171 'k'kirir'k'k'kir Herron, Jack-MoMM 3c, Navy, submarine crew, 36 mo. in, US Atule, diesel motor school, New London, Conn., Operation Nanook dived under icebergs, 600 mi. from North Pole, Carribean Hester, Ray-S lc, Radar, Chicago, pre-radio school, primary school at Del Monte Hill, Edwin-FLC QETJ St. Louis, Mo., Electrician engineering course, repaired war ships, occupational forces Japan Hill, Leonard-Cpl. AAF, B-29 Bomber, 23 mo. in, 11 mo. overseas, 20th, 13th AAF, Marianas, Philippines, Europe, radar observation Hilligoss, Lloyd-Merchant Marine, Japan Hoover, Allen--S lc, Radar, Chicago, Now MoMM, USS Kretchner, destroyer, around world, China, Philippines, Ceylon - Hollister, Robert-AS, Calif. Tir Corps Student Horan. Thomas J.-PHM 3c, operation room, Tech., US, 9 mo. in, hospital corps school Hubner Dick-Army Huglin, Pat-Radioman 3c, Pacific, USS Nevada, Bikini A Bomb Tests, USS Atlanta, Pearl Har- bor, Electronics Humphreys, Leonard-Radarman 3c, Pacific, 48 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas, went to Wake Is. to accept surrender of Japs, destroyer escort Hurtienne, Eugene--Pfc., Air orps, Mech, 17 mo. service Hutchings, Bruce-Navy, San Diego hospital, medi- cal discharge 4 mo. in Huth, William-Radioman 3c, radioman school, naval training station Farragut, Idaho Jackson, Lynn- Pfc., Infantry, Rifleman, Pacific, 10 mo. in, 3 mo. overseas, 97 Div. Jarvis, Richard-Petty officer 3c, Radar school, 18 mo. in, Now Kodiak Alaska Johnson, Bob F.-Radio Tech., Electronics, In school, 15 rno. Johnson Bob K.-S lc, Navy, 13 mo. in, USS South Dakota, Halsey's Hag ship, 4 mo. overseas, Asiatic Pacific, USS Kenneth Whiting, USS Calvert Johnson, Dean-S 3c, Radioman, 6 mo. in Josel, Jack-S Zc, USS Vicksburg, USS Astoria, ll mo. in Joseph, Les-T-5, Army Medical Corps, 8 mo. in, still in Joy, Richard-S lc, Hospital Apprentic, Navy Hos- pital, Long Beach Kelly, Donald-S Zc, China, 13 mo. in, 8 mo. over- seas, USS Chicago, Japan, Jap occupation Kenyon, George-AS Navy, 2 mo. in, San Diego Naval Training Base Kessler, Richard-Merchant Marine, Maratime school Knauss, Clifford-MMM 3c, US, 12 mo. in Knill, Jack-AS Merchant Marine, Z7 mo. in, 8 imes across the Pacific, QM, Atlantic, Mediter- ranean, Z5 mo. overseas Kuencer, Walter-S lc, Pacific, 5 mo. overseas, 12 mo. in, USS Baltimore, Heavy Cruiser, Occupa- tional Forces in Japan, Seattle, Wash. Kyte, Wolf-Pvt. Infantry, Japan LaBounty, Hugh-S lc, Storekeeper Navy, 9 mo. in, Discharge office, paymaster Larsen, Bernard-S lc, Baker, 18 mo. in, Merchant Marine, 9 mo., USS Alleghany, Fireman, Pacihc Layton, Jack-Navy , Lehr, Raymond-S Zc, USS Boise, 7 mo. in, Navy Lampley, Donald-S lc, Communications, Pacific, 2 yr. in, 8 mo. overseas Lewis, Tom-Navy , Liger, Robert-Merchant Marine, Catalina, SS Guatamala Victory, Okinawa, Messman lc Lister, Everett-Merchant Marine Lisner, Keith-Navy Long Harold-S lc, Signalman USS Sarasota, at- tack transport Lucas, Herschel-Navy 4 if ir 'k ir i' i' 'k ik Class of 1945 Continued Technician, Lucas, Malcolm-Yeoman 3c, Radio USS Franklin D. Roosevelt carrier, with ships Roosevelt Bl crew stood at attention when Pres. Nimitz came aboard to Christen her, shake down cruise to Rio Lund, Lloyd-Merchant Marines, Navy Lyon, David-Yeoman 3c, officer work, Puerto Rico, 18 mo. in, 7 mo. overseas, still in Marks, Norman-Army, entered Nov. Marsh, Mac-Navy and, 11 mo. in, Diego Marshall, Ronnie-Navy Marrs, Maurice-Navy Maugh, Robert-Merchant Marine ' Maugh, Jack-MM 3c, Pensacola, small craft train- ing station McCarty, Victor-Army entered Nov. 1946 McCutchan, Volney-Naval HA 2c, Corpsman, Ja- pan, 10 mo. at Kwajalein, on ship ready for Bik- ini victims, 15 mo. in McDowell, Larry-Radioman 3c, Coast Guard, 12 mo. in, Point Vicente McLean, Glen Alan-Cadet, AAF, Cadet Lowery Field, Colo., ground crew, Sheppard Field, 11 mo. in , McGinnis, Don-Radioman Zc, USS Corregidor, baby carrier, Asiatic Pacific campaign, task force, Saipan, Wake, Tinian McKenney, Dick-S Zc, PT Base, Samar near Leyte, striking for coxswain, Philippines McKettrick, Jimmy-S lc, QM, Army, 15 mo. in, 1 battle star, Marshalls, USS Fall River McMains, Bill-Radio School, Coast Guard, 5 mo. in 1946 Radar, San McMillan, George-Pvt., Camp Roberts Mesiti Donald-in service Middough Wazy-Yeoman 3c, Norman Okla., com- munications ofiice, radio tech. school Mitchell, John-S lc, Pacific, Asia, 14 mo. in, USS Commencement Bay ? 'k1fr'A k1l'ir'k'k Clan ol 1945 Contlsslled Morey, Robert-Sgt. Army Engineer, officer work, 13 mo. in US Murray, Lloyd-Navy Myers, john T.-Merchant Marine, Army QM, elisted for 3 yr. Nead, Dan-S lc, Navy Coxswain, 27 mo. in, 19 mo. overseas, 10 battle Stars, Marshalls, Iwo Jima, Guam, Saipan, Okinawa, Leyte, USS Gun- ston Hall, Amphibious boat, LSD, USS Shang- rila now, at 2 Bikini operations Neve, E. D.-AMM 3c, San Francisco, Navy Nicolai, Bill-Tech. Sgt., Signal Corps, Ordnance instructor, 18 mo. in Noller, Jack-Sgt. Artillery, France, 30 mo. in, 26 mo. overseas, 3 battle stars, Purple Heart Northrop, Joe-S lc, Radar Chicago, Gulfport, Miss. St. Simmon I. Georgia Olsen, Edward-Midshipman, Calif. Maritime Ac- cademy at Vallejo, Merchant Marines, Engineer, still in service, Golden Bear Ship, Cruiser Orr, Robert-S 3c, Raclioman, Naval Air Crew, Terminal Is. Ortega, James-Navy Palmer, john-Great Lakes, radar Patterson, Bruce-Cpl. Madison, Wisconsin Peek, Mottell-Pfc. China, 9 mo. in, 8 mo. over seas, still in Perry, Paul-3c, Avi. Ordnance training, top honors at gunnery school, Pensacola, Florida, Aerial gun- ner training, Norman, Okla. Phillips, Roy-AMM 3c, combat air crewman, Nor- Man, Okla., flight instructor, 24 mo. in Pierson, onway-S Zc, 5 mo. in, radio school Price, Eddie-Merchant Marine Prince, Bill-Pfc. Army, Enter Oct. 1946, Tokyo Gen McArthur Hq. iisktttit Quick, Charles-S lc, KRTD, Great Lakes Radar School, destroyer, USS Cone 860, from Stockholm to Gilberts, 18 mo. in, 9 mo. overseas Radel, Bob-S lc, Merchant Marine, 9 mo. overseas, invasion of Luzon, N. Guinea, 1st ship to go un- escorted Rardin, Robert--Pvt. Army, Philippines Rea, Charles-PO Zc, Navy, Radio Tech., 15 mo. in, instructor training at Treasure I., San Francisco Rice, jim-S Zc, Merchant Marine, So. Pacific Richardson, Dick-F lc, Navy, Engineer, Asia, 14 mo. in Ridgeway, Bill-Merchant Marine, Catalina Ritter, Reggie-Sgt. AAF, B-29 avi. mech., Philip- pines, Z4 mo. in, 11 mo. overseas, Keesler Field, Miss Roa, Barney-Radio Apprentice, Coast Guard Robinson, Richard-Radio Tech., Navy Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill. Rogers, Bill-Cpl. AAF, US, 21 mo. in, 3 mo. over- seas, New Foundland, Greenland, U. of Utah, Cadet reserve training Rowland, James-AAF, Lowery Field, Colo., Alaska 8 mo. Rhyner, George-Fireman, Merchant Marine, 13 mo. in, Philippines, New Zealand Sadoski, Michael-Pfc. Military Police, Ordnance, Ft. Monmouth, New Jersey, 18 mo. in, Radio Student in lst Army Sample, Sewell-S lc, Pearl Harbor Communicaions Hq. Ener April 1946 Sauders, Claude-Merchan Marine, Army occupaion Germany Savoie, Floyd-S Zc, San Diego, Navy Shaffer, ill-Cpl. Army, topographical Engineer, Ger- many, elgium, 17 mo. in, 10 overseas, sharpshooter Sherer, Eugene-AAF, Amarillo Tex., Pfc. military police, 11 mo. in Germany, 21 mo. in Sherod, Ronnie-Merchant Marine Sibson, Bill-S lc, Electrician, Pacific, 14 mo. in Shuman, Paul-Merchant Marine Siefert, Dick-Navy, San Diego Silverman, Charles-Pfc. Signal Corps, instructor, 8 mo. in Slaight, Alvin-Pfc. Map Technology, Europe, 9 mo. in, 4 mo. overseas Small, Bill T.-Cpl., Tank Corps, tank driver, gun- ner, France, Germany, Austria, Patch's 7th Army, Patton's 3rd Army, 3 tanks knock out from under him, in 2 yrs, overseas 15 mo., Bronze Star, Cita- tion, Purple Heart Smith, Robert E.-Pvt. Infanry Hq. co., N. Guinea Smith, Howard L.-S lc, Eddy test, radar, Great Lakes, 12 mo. in, in school in Chicago full time Smith, jim Ralston-Navy S lc Smola, Rudolph-In service Snyder, Wayne-V-5 Air adet, Navy, 18 mo. in, school Flagstaff, Arizona, USC, Calif. Southworth, Dick--Pvt. AAF, Army Air Field, Col. Sparks, James-AS Navy V-5, college, 15 mo. in Colgale U., still in midshipman Stewart, Don-SKD 3c, Navy, Separation work, US, 17 mo. in, radar Stewart, Bill-Pfc. Marines, 5 mo. overseas, 12 mo. in, battle of Okinawa, Purple Heart Stewart, Jim-Merchant Marine, Pearl Harbor Stockton, Wayman-S lc, So. Pacific, 12 mo. in, 10 mo. overseas, Troop Transport Stricklin, Bill-Pfc. Infantry, Army, 50 ca. mach. gun work, now Hq. Camp Stoneman, Calif. pro- cesses men in and out of US, 14 mo. in Taylor, Larry-S lc, CAMMI Machinist Mate, Pacific, I6 mo. in, 2 mo. overseas, USS Lexington, arrier, Tail gunnef, PB4V-2 Taylor, Don--In service Thomas, Tom-adet Midshipman, San Mateo, Calif., erngineering ofiicer's training, Merchant Marine Thompson, Bob-T Sgt. Marine Corps, Radar Tech., 37 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas, Hawaii, Marshalls, Guam, Okinawa, Iwo, China, Japan 'k'kir'k'k'k'k'k Thompson, Tommy-S Sgt. Tech. Intelligence Corps in charge of rations Tokyo, 14 mo. in Tidwell, James-In service Toy, Charles'-Navy Wagoner, Wesley-S Sgt. 8th AAF, 3 air medals, tail gunner B-17, Germany, DFC Walters, Bob-Pfc., AAF Keesler Field, Miss., Sup- ply Clerk, Germany, l yr., 18 mo. in army of oc- cupation Waples, james-Pvt. Paratroops, Radio operator, 13 mo. in, 82nd Airborne Weathermon, Gordon-Cpl. Marine Corps, FMF, Z5 mo. in, Z1 mo. overseas, Okinawa, Sharpshooter medal Welker, Robert-Gunner's Mate Zc, Navy, ETO, South Pacific, 4 yr. in, 36 mo. overseas, 3 battle stars, Anzio Beachhefd, Mediterranean Sea, jam- aic Whaylen, Charles-S lc, 19 mo. in, 7 mo. overseas, Guam White, Tom-Army, entered Nov. 46 Whyte, Bob-Pvt., Infantry, Korea, 8 mo. in, 1 mo. overseas Williamson, Maurice-Merchant Marine, atalina Wilkinson, Earl-Sgt., Sec. to Col. at Pacific air- cltome, Tokyo, Public Relations, 18 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas Wingfield, David-Pf c., Marine, QM, 12 mo. in, San Francisco, Washingon, Pearl Harbor Woody, Sam-Navy, Combat Air crewman Wohlwend, Ronald-R lc, Coast Guard, 3 battle stars Leyte, Luzon, N. Guinea, Purple Heart, 2 yr. n Woods, Bob-S lc, Dispatching Ships, 30 mo. in, Acing Cox., Landing raft unit, Purple Heart, Leyte, extensive action I 946 Atwell, Jack W.-Pfc., Maintenance work, 18 mo. in Blasdale, Donald O.-Army, T Sgt., japan, 12 mo. in, Av. Radio Operator Bostwick, joseph Leroy-Navy, S lc, radioman, 13 mo. in, Combat Air Crew, Florida Gunnery School Brown, Frank W.-Coast Guard, S lc, 5 mo. in, Destroyer Brown, Lyle-Pvt., Marine Corps, guard work Butler, James E.-Cpl. Marine Corps, machine gun- ner, 2 yr. in, 1 yr. overseas, left with Ist Div. of Marines for the So. Pacific, 2 Purple Hearts, Okin- awa, Iwo Jima Carsten, Clayton L.-Lt. Army, second in command of a unit of men in japan, 3 mo. overseas, killed accidentally by bullet wound in Japan Chamberlin, Bill-Navy F lc IEMI electrician school, 13 mo. in, movie operator, China, USS Pasadena CCL 651 Chenelle, Thomas-Navy Coltrane, Roland L.-Pvt., Marines, Navy Base Terminal Island Crutchfield, John R.-Army, Physical education, Philippines Cooper, Don-S Zc, Navy, Invasion Balikpapan, Bor- neo, Hong Kong, 18 mu. in, Guam, japan, PT Boat tail gunner Dawson, Bill-Marine Dawson, Reid--S lc, Navy, Engineer, Philippines, 20 mo. in, 10 mo. overseas I Estep, Kenneth G.-Pvt. Army, Engineer, Japan, 6 mo. in, 3 mo. overseas Ealy, Don-Cavalry Fairservis, Don-Marine, Hawaii Farquhar, Stanley-Navy, Ph. Mate 3c, 26 mo. in, worked in Navy Hospital, New York, Air Craft Carrier, Boxer 172 'k'k'k'k'ki k'k Message from Miss Harrison DEAR BOYS, Here is a partial record of your work in World War II. It is brilliant, it is wonderfulg it over- comes us when we hear the superhuman things you did against the greatest instruments of torture the world has ever known, when we hear what you did with the greatest instruments the world has ever known. Before you we bow, humbly, gratefully, un- worthily. XVe shall always remember the great debt we owe you. This data has been compiled from thousands of newspaper clippings, thousands of forms filled out in sections, hundreds of forms filled out by service men for them and their friends, and untold numbers of phone calls. The problems have been many: checking thousands of names against office files to see if they were Wil- son meng trying to interpret countless military ini- tials, classifications, and foreign names from clippings, slips and phone talks, interpreting hundreds of uar- tial records turned in by students in sections, search- ing phone books for numbers, religiously reading newspapers to see if you recognized names as Wil- son men. I regret the incompleteness of records, I regret the errors in this stupendous piece of workg I don't know another school who has done this. One could spend years on this record. I regret more than I can possibly tell you the large numbers of names omitted because we had no records for them. Every paper in the city published our request for Wilson service records. The response from parents was wonderful, many parents did not respond. I want to thank everyone who helped: I want to thank my gallant Campanile staffs and the printing staffs, for four years. Special credit goes to Bobbie Galleher '44, Don Huglin, Lois Kennedy, August Nies, Darlene Skofield, Joanne Smith, Joann Stork, and Luther Veeder. Sincerely Katberyn H arrixon Firestone, Grant--Cavalry Foster, Loren N.-Pvt. Armored Div., Gun Crew, Korea, Z mo. in Fuller, Ed-AM Zc, Navy Carrier task force, Guam, Tarawa, wounded Okinawa, Purple Heart, 8 mo. overseas, lost one eye, Escort Carrier, 18 mo. in Griffin, Lawrence-Camp Pendleton, Marines Groshong, student, ll mo. in Marine Corps, 7 mo. overseas Walter D.-Marine Corps, V-5 Navy Haworth, Asiatic, 19 mo. in, 17 mo. overseas, Battle Leyte, Gulf, battle of the Philippines Hidlebaugh, John R.-Pfc., Merchant Marine, 8th Cavalry, motor pool, Pacific, 8 mo. in, 5 mo. over- seas Hjelm, Louis R.-S lc, Navy, Butcher, Persia, Z0 mo. in, 10 mo. overseas, USS Cimarron, cook and baker school Hudson, Dick--Pvt., Marines, Mech., El Toro, ' Calif., 5 mo. in, ground crew Hughes, Dave-Pfc., Army 2 mo. in Hying, Bob-Navy, S Zc Avi. MM Jack-Cook Zc, Coast Guard, Gunner, Johnstone, Robert H.-Pfc. Army Engineers, Japan, 6 mo. in, 5 mo. overseas, Military Police Keller, Ronnie-Pvt., Marines, Infantry, 7 mo. in King, Don-Navy Langfitt, Bill--Merchant Marine Lever, John--General Headquarters, Japan, Photo- graphic work in 71st Signal Service Battalion Liggett, Donald-Pfc., Marine Air Corps, Special Service, 13 mo. in, 7 mo. overseas, Pacific 173 'kttiakttt Lynch, Robert-Navy program McCoy, Ray-Pfc., Marines, Mech., 5 mo. in El Toro ' Megill, Eugene R.--Pfc. Marine, Clerical, 9 mo. in Mitchell, Jim--Army Infantry, Korea frigeration Maintenance, Pacific, Asia, Japan, 14 mo. in, 8 mo. overseas Morrow, Mickey-Merchant Marine, Cook Murphy, Milo--Pfc,, Army Engineers, 8 mo. in Pearlston, Carl B.-Military Academy, West Point Peterson, Leonard-Navy, USS Wasp, Halsey's 3rd fleet, 5 major battles, ship lst to enter Japan Har- bor in the occupation forces Perdue, John-S Zc, Navy, Solomon Is., So. Pacific Pittman, Joe-Pfc., 5th Marines, Iwo, Okinawa, Japan occupation, 6 mo. overseas Rojas, William Richard-Pfc., Army Paratrooper, 6 mo. in, 3 mo. overseas Riley, Albert-Pfc., Marines, Fleet Marine Force Sager, Walter F.-Marine Air Corps, El Toro Schilling, Dick--Merchant Marine, Catalina Shuman, Lewis-Maritime Service Simon, James H.-Merchant Marine Soden, Deane-App. Seaman, Navy V-5, 12 mo. in Steiner, Richard--Navy, Avi. Mechanic, Signal man, So. Pacific, 2 yr. in, 18 mo. overseas, victory medal, aircraft carrier, Chadahan Bay Stockton, Waymon-Navy, Tokyo Bay Storey, H. O.-Pfc. Army Fireman, ETO, 4 mo. in, 2 mo. overseas Swedberg, Bob-Pfc., Army News Paper sports ed- itor, l5 mo. in, 12 mo. overseas, Japan Thetford, Mel-Merchant Marine, Pacific, 11 mo. in, 6 mo. overseas Tremain, Orin-Pfc. Marine, 13 mo. in, 5 mo. over- seas, Atlantic, Carribean, USS Midway Vosburg, John-Pfc. Army Paratrooper, 12 mo. in, 10 mo. overseas, Japan Wallis, Keith-Pvt. Army, Land Destroyer, Texas, Camp Hood Wertz, Harold E.-Petty Officer Sc, Merchant Mar- ines, Tokyo Bay, Pacific, cook, trained Catalina, 4 mo. in, 3 mo. overseas, SS Mills Victory Ship Wiener, Bud-Pfc. Army, Patrol work, 7 mo. in, Japan Wilkerson, Raleigh-Marines Woodruff, James Charles-Pfc. Army, Infantry, 6 mo. in Wright, Dick-Pvt., Army, MP, Japanese occupa- tion, 7 mo. in, 2 mo. overseas Wright, James K.-Marines Zurn, Charles-AS, Navy V-5, 1 yr. iri . I 947 Birmingham, Wayne-Pfc. Marine, tank mechanic, 14 mo. in, Camp Pendelton, Calif. Chedester, John-Military Police Marine, Camp Pendleton, California Cooper Don--Navy Cotton, Calvin-Pvt. Marine, 8 mo. in ' Fair, Alan K.-S lc, mechanic, Japan, 12 mo. in, 10 mo. overseas Fairservis, Donald-Pvt. Marine, 5 mo. in, now Ha- awii Frost, John--in service, stationed in Oregon Gros, Joe-Pfc. AAF training for pilot-mechanic, 6 mo. in Hagan Art-S Zc welding, Bikini Atom Bomb Test, USS Shangrila, aircraft carrier Holmes, Bob-Pfc. Army, 40 mo. in service Jenkyn, Ted-Cpl. AAF, technician, 3 yr. n Johnson, Gerald-Storekeeper 3c, China, 18 mo. in, 7 mo. overseas, USS Maddox, dertroyer i kiri k'kii'ik Class of 1947 Continued Joyner, Richard-Navy, 2 mo. in Kaump, Bruce-Merchant Marine Michall, Jim-Army Infantry, Korea McKettrick, Glen-S lc, Z4 mo. in, 18 mo. overseas Murphy, Don Bud-Pfl, Army of Occupation, Korea, engineer, 9 mo. in, 3 mo. overseas Reprogle, Joe-Merchant Marine, Pacific Scott, Joseph-Pfc., Marine, USS Iowa, Personnel Aid, Mediterranean, 2 yr. in, 4 mo. overseas Staples, Bert-Pfc., Army Pakatroopers, Japan, mo. in, now overseas Swain, Bill-Pfc. Army, 4 mo. in Tremain, Arthur-Pfc. Marine, Advanced training Camp Pendleton, Calif. Wallace, Bob-Pfc. Marine, aviation, 8 mo. in rifle practice medal Wallace, Raymond-Army Will, Harold-Pfc. Army, office work, Japan, 8 mo. I948 Allen, Ralph E.-AS, Navy, 1 mo. in in, 3 mo. overseas Hatcher, Wade-MoMM Zc, 12 mo. in on ship Jackson, Jay R.-Coast Guard, training at Mayport, Fla. King, Duwayne-Marine, aviation, El Toro Mangum, Ward Laverne-S Zc, Navy school, 5 mo. in Tremain, Arthur John-Pfc., Marines, Tank Corps, China, Guam, 11 mo. overseas, signed up for 4 yr. ttitttitiikikitkkkiiii Thl pg I I I mns ,llppi g 174 ir'kittiri'ki kir'k'k'k'k'k'k'ki'ktt gd Sui gmggn Ssiwiwi we 4 N if M355 ,. 0: xx ' 1 ' 5 fi 4f1'T'i7SfX3'5l22,91 E ff . ff- H 35 ,X Nw 4 Via' :Quai 1- L - g 9 M: gfvyax , , ,. , . 5gX.,.w2:LX 2 1, .....,Q.7 I ,Ur X ,QV . X 1 . fi-5 M' M am R . . . -WX:-.f,, . . ,M . .,,. Jw 'Vw ing: In W'ilson's l'I0iill'l'l'1l pzuliu Sa-ninrs sign fznnpzlllila- 17.1 ofzfs Varsity football ro- faptains T ullsen, Thurs KOI1 177 Varsity eleven in gallant battle stand to back up red, gold on home field I t . h . HlI.l. 5, liarlnw, Spcmvr, NIVCT, Wllltlrtg WHITE PHOTO Barlow, Bays. Sundell, Sparks, Knowles nm' I 79 Bruin mentors coach big array of sports, games Wilson sport captains lead team in a brilliant array of athletic power Bois' Cfoauri-s--lfront rom: Meyer, Hunt, Harter, Watteler, Reel, Lineherger, Archer, Davis. VARSITY LhTTERMEN--Front row: Perry, Nlclieown, Thurston, Vaughan. Second row: Sparks, Vande- wark, Knowles, Runge, Haile, Mc Neely, Painter, Johnson, Muntz, Thoreson, Boyd. Third row: Lewis, Wilers, Early, Sutherland, Morey, Schaefer, Sundell, Alway, Simmons, Lindeman, Stannard, Knagenhjelm, Beller. Fourth row: Berner, Browne, Meyer, Baker, Ohenauer, Barnes, Foor, Taylor, Dodge, Phillips, Henderson, Galyan, Owen, Fifth row: Huhharrl, Patterson, Finn, Barlow, Moore, Hickok, Jones, Spencer, Crum, Brandrs, Ruprecht, Page. WlNGF'OL7T' Front row: Early. Sherman. Carver, Vaughan, Ruprecht. Vandewarlc, Stanley. Second row. Weitsman, Hauser, Thompson, Sullivan, Runge. Mannex, Welker, Orcele. Third row: Solomon, Strom, Venrill, Knowles, fiuhhison, Coultrup, Barnes, Schaefer, Stannard, Shep. cTAPTAlNS'FfOl'lf row: Taylor, Xvoorlside. Mamley. lVlcKeown, Thurston, Crum, Vaughan, Ruprecht. Second row: McNeely, Barnes, Moore, Clayton, Boyd, Lee. IHI 44 44 VARSITY FOOTBALL-The I946 edirion was composed of +wo Senior lerrermen and an ag- gregafion ol Juniors who had come up from lhe Jr. Varsily. The rugged Junior sralwarfs who won Varsiry emblems give promise of being one ol The slrongesr reams in Jrhe Pacific League during Jrhe l947 season. Jones, Spencer, Sundell, and Mchleely will be a lower of srrenglh on The line. Johnson, who was regular end, is expecfed ro fill lhe guarrerbaclc posl. Obenaur, who flash- ed power and speed lasl fall, loolcs lilce a So. Cal. prospecr, wirh Painrer, Sfannard, l-laile and Sparks rounding our rhe baclofield. Next yz-nfs line. Sutherland. Conch Linebergcr maps a play, Haile, McNcely, johnson catches pass, team works out play, Wfnlquist. Coaches Archer, Meyer, Painter, Tullsen, Varsity line 1. is ,..i' M .12 . ufl 182 U . sg 44 44 POLY GAME-Enlering the game decidely underdogs, buf always game againsl lheir cross lown rivals, Poly, lhe Bruins loughl a biller uphill baffle againsl superior odds. An inspired Wilson eleven rose lo hold lhe highly Jrauled Jaclcrabbils lo a 24-I2 score. The Bruins played lheir besl game of The season. Poly capilalized on lwo Wilson miscues in The lirsl quarler ol a I2-O lead. buf a long pass compleled lo Knowles in The lasl few seconds nolclned lhe score al I2-6. ln lhe second hall a long pass from Thurslon To Obenauer lied The game up al I2 all. In the final minules of lhe game a lulile bursl of passing power was broken up and the final score read 24-l2 for Poly. Varsity stalwarts, old gridclers carry line markers, Obenauer, Hartzell, Thoreson, Thurston, Backfield, Coach helps, 1947 edition pla play, Coach Lineherger, Moore, Morey, Gang together , ,-...-, , I I 83 -gy 1Illll ' s r ss ss VARSITY FOOTBALL-Spirited, determined, underdogs, the Wilson Varsity faced one of the toughest schedules in many years. Headed by a new coach who was greeted by only two lef- termen from last year's So. Cal. runnersup, the Bears fasted only one victory in tough Pacific League Competition. They started off the season with two practice games. The first was a thrilling encounter with Inglewood winning I3-7 followed by another sefbaclc from Redondo 28-6. ln league competition the Bruins were defeafed by a lighf buf speedy Whiffier club I9-6, followed by defeats by El Monte, Mark Keppel, and Alhambra, So. Cal. champions. The following game proved the only win for the young Bruins, a I9-6 vicfory over the Excelsior Pilots. Then came the big game with the cross-town rival Poly, which ended 24-I2 for Poly. Vmzsirv FOOTBALI.-- Front row: Bays, Morey, jones, Obenauer, Thurston, Tullsen, Whiting. Second row: Dixon, Mgr., johnson, Knowles, McNeely, Sundell, Niver, Sutherland, Hartzell, Spencer, Lund, Mgr. Third row: Coach Lineberger, Sparks, Haile, Barlow, Moore, Thoreson, Miller, Sullivan, Meyer, Coach. Fourth row: Russell, Nelson, Oleson, Walquisr, Friedman, Hiclrolc, Choquette, Painter, Compton. .l,V. Football names on opposite page A fighting, experienced, Varsity football eleven shows power for 1947 181 WiIson's lunior Varsity starlwarts prime tor next year's powerful Varsity ss 44 B FOOTBALL-Getting ott to a slow start the invincible B Bruins tinished the season with a triumphant year. Losing their two practice games to lnglewood 33-O and Redondo I9-O, they gained speed when the league started, winning trom Whittier 6-O, El lvlonte I9-6, Alhambra 24-6, Poly 25-I4, and Jordan 3l-6. Their only league lss was to Mark Keppel I3-7 and a tie to Excelsior 6-6. This year's team was led by co-catains Artie Boyd and Vance Lee and was sparlced by sprint demon, Jaclc Strom, and versatile baclc, Jaclc Vandewarlc. Bob Henderson and John Boozer were mainstays on the line. Th e above boys were selcted on the all-city team. B FOOTBALL-Front row: Boozer, Weihy, Thompson, Boyd, Lee, Lamberson, Ottele, Johnson. Second row: Arnold, Fuller, Henderson, Vandewarlc, Ratkay. Glines, Strom, Ecton, Ccafh Reel. Third row: Donaghue, Wakeheld, Davis, Schultz, Lewis, Linn, Schulman, Aiken, Ewing. J. V. FOOTBALL-FYOHI row: Ray, Miller, Kighr, Woodside, Thomas, Rice, Renn. Second row: Stallings, Wigod, Brashears, Rubenstein, Richerson, Oberjuerge, Letson, Allen, Burley, Stanley. Third row: Van Camp, Dobyns, Feld, Obenauer, Nlunsey, Cotton, Jetters, Moon, Green, Halsted, MacDonald. Fourth row: Smith, Luclcenbill, Gulvin, O'Farrell, Landgraf, Striclclin, Farrington, Cooper. Bruin mighty B gridiron team finishes season in blaze of power and glory A 4 ..... M y . - nv' ' Q, J Ah, ,.., 1 ' nk 1' ' . , .. ww? ., ' - ' - -xi . va wal A ' '.. .Q ,W ., . ,.. W , - ..-fn, asly. K r5'. ..'1gx.,. , + Q' ' 'gb-v wx. mg..-yy 4 - ,,., , Se-,A,.... X SR: I - ' 1 + W' 4 , x , X S . H- ,4 ' K .Lu Mwxl v 4 255+ K J Q 'S 5 A , -Q ff A . i 'Qs ,,-my -W, . N: ki , MT l f' ' s Wx P 'X' Pr I , W-. -Q L ' 4' L ' W ,gg Y . , .gi Q N K N , Eg I N, aww f F' 4. 1 ' ,,, lg , A 3 , ' 4. ga K R ' Q 3 V 5Xx,,,x . Q, E AA 4 tin g , ,kv .QL 5 5 ,, H6 , ,,-,Q-72.14 , .1 ,4'..w--wi I ' ,,,-,....,,, , f2..1,,,.Jxr K g , -, 1 , - --,YJ.fvjf,,nV N' , j , --- - - - -- ,. l . 'f 44 44 BASEBALL-l-leaded for C. l. F. Honors al press lime, Cliliy lvieyer's mighiy miles, alias Hiviurderers' Row , wiih power laden slugging and excelleni piiching, ballled Their way io The firsl Pacific League championship and a righi +o enler The So. Cal. playoffs by winning ll games while losing l. Ouisianding games were a 9 inning ihriller over El ivionie 5-31 lwo viciories over Poly 2-O, 8-61 Whiilier 4-33 and 2 no-hil games over Excelsior and Alhambra. John Mclfeown led ihe Bruins Through 'rhe regular season wiih a brillianl 433 average followed by Marvin Galyan wiih a 366 average, Some fine cluich hiiling by Johnson, Thoreson and Painrer, and siellar fielding was done by Phillips, l-lenderson and Boyd. Vance Thursion handled The pilching chores lurning in 8 wins wiih no losses in league compelilion. 'l'heJ. V. baseball leam, wiih a new coach, Mr. l-luni, showed surprising power in winning I4 oul of I8 games and placing second in lhe league. VARSITY BASEBALL-Front row: Coach Meyer, Phillips, Henderson, Soarks, McKeown, Thurston, Co- captains, Hartzell, Thoreson, Galyan. Second row: Painter, Evans, Boyd, Williarns, Bolin, johnson, Muntz, Sellgren, Flanders. -I. V. BASEBALL4-FIOHI row: Obenauer, Shillingburg, Haile, Munsey, Luclcenlnill, Carlin Welch Second row: Rubenstein, Poor, Brown, Gulvrn, Mason, Wilson, Torrance, Coach Meyer. Third row:- Miller, Meridew, Ray, Landgraf, Guerrant, O'Farrell, Marks, Kighr. WiIson's horsehiders cop Pacific League championship, aim for So. Cal 5 , f K' i i i ' ' . n 44 44 VARSITY GOLF-With a record of I3 So. California golf championships in I7 years, Bruin golfers losf fhe championship fhis year in fhe So. California Golf League. Af press fime fhey have played and won twice from Glendale, fwice from Inglewood, and once from Alhambra. They losf the annual mafch against Poly. Irving Cooper and Bob Ewing placed fhird and fourfh low respecf- ively in fhe So. Cal 36 hole medalisf fournamenf in compefifion wifh 74 golfers. Wilson golf hisfory is a proud one, boasfing some of fhe greafesf iunior golfers in fhe sfafe of California. Bob Ewing and Irving Cooper are expecfed fo lceep up fhe individual scoring in the coming So. Cal individual championships. ieeing off in fop posifions in fhe golf drama fhis year are Irving Cooper, Bob Ewing, Bernard Wilets, Dick Brashears, Larry Clarlc, Gene Baxfer, and Don Robinson. V Gum' 'I'iI'0I1l row: Cooper. BrnsI1v.ii's. Iifwing, fflnrls. Cfonfll Davis. Sc-fond row: D0tmgI1ue', Wilets, Robinson, D.. Rolvinson Ii., Steinmvtz. I V. Gott' 'Front rum: Borxlmm, Huglin, Steiner, lflarlsu. Coach Davis. Second row: Xvnrrcn, Johnson, Davies, Joyce, Schilling. With 13 previous So. Cal. wins, Bruin golfers fight, lose to strong teams 188 ff 44 VARSITY BASKETBALL-lnexperience marked This year's 8askeTball season which produced The ToughesT year Tor l3askeTball a Wilson aggregaTion has had To Tace. ln l8 sTarTs The Bruins won 3 games. Made up oT lasT year's 8 Team, This year's VarsiTy losT To such superior Teams as Alham- bra 25-l8g 27-24, WhiTTier 42-343 46-2 l, and Poly 30-93 40-30, which was won in The Tinal minuTes oT play. The Three wins were over a sTrong San Pedro Team which upseT Poly, and vicTories over S.C.M.A., and ST. AnThony's. lvlainsTays oT This years Bruin Tive were Jim Finn, honorable men- Tion Tor all league, Dick Perry, STan Crum, Joe Lewis, Jack Randall, and, Don Tripney. ff ff B BASKETBALL-A very high spiriTed Team under a new coach, Bob l-lunT, ToughT and won many a game This year. Dan ClayTon, iunior, led The Team in scoring wiTh his keen abiliTy To puT The ball Through The hoop. Ordell Jeglum, new sophomore sensaTion, was The only Wilson man repre- senTed on The all-ciTy Team. They Tinished in Third place knocking over WhiTTier 26-23, 33-26, Al- hambra 33-28 and Mark Keppel 49-37 buT losing To EI lvlonTe 28-22, 29-28, Alhambra 3l-27, Mark Keppel 28-27, Excelsior 27-25, 4l-35 and Poly 4I-28, 37-27. VARSITY BASKETBALL-FFOHE row: Coach Hunt, Meyer, Austin, Tripeny, Lewis, Anderson. Second row: Crum, Finn, Ray, Wetzork, Mgr. Third row: Hansted, O'Farrell, Randall, Perry, Schultz. B BAsKE'ruAi.r.4Front row: Coach Hunt, Wigod, Williains, Boyd, Olson, Jegliim, Wheeler. Second row: Clayton, Wliire, Morse, Glines, Hart, Lee, Aiken, Clark. Bruin basketeers show promise for next year, five returning Iettermen F'7 Q-ML 44 44 VARSITY TENNIS-The fast, sure eyed, hard fighting Bruin Varsity netmen under Coach l-larter have given an impressive account ot their ability. At press time they have a total of 5 wins and 7 losses in league meets. ln practice meets their ettorts netted the same results. This yeair's league schedule was with Alhambra, El Monte, Excelsior, lviarlc Keppel, Poly and Whittier. Paced by top ranlcing stars, Seewerlcer, Knagenhielm, Simmons, and Co-Captains Foor and Smith, the Wilson Varsity team has a noteworthy record. Netters loolc forward to outstanding meets with Jordan and Burnett Bowl Championship tournament and are to set a new record. 44 ff JR. VARSITY TENNIS-Participating in matches with the Varsity team and in their own scheduled meets, the Jr. Varsity team had a full program. At press time they have defeated Huntington Beach and triumphed twice over Newport Beach while losing to Whittier, Santa Ana, and Alhambra. They are a promising preview ot next year's Varsity netmen. V, TENNIS-Front row: Sewtrker, Feld, Lindeman. Second row: Mr. Harter, coach, Alway, Simmons, lioor, Morey, Kisner. Third row: Moore, Hamley, Smith, Ecton, Spencer, Knngenhjelm. bl. V. TENNIS--Front row: Mr. Harrer, Price, Ward, Baehr, King, Goodhart. Second row: Gillmglmm, Puru-ker, Woodside, Dean, Nagle. B TRACK---Front row: Biclcel, Storey, Strom, Taylor, Hauser, Ottele, Ratlcay, Weissman, Bet-ner. Second row: johnson, Linn, Rodwell, Cytron, Lewis, Gray, Smith, Nicky, lVlcCutchan, Escobosa, Patterson, Bryce, Third row: Coach Reel, Kulp, Phillips, Orozco, Storey, Owen, Kirchel, Aiken, McGinley, Brown, Winn, Chandler. Fourth row: Veeder, Mgr., Wold, Thomann, Schulman, Dillard, Hotliman. Woolf, Mc Afee, Steade, Propst, Renn, Ralph. Robbins, Mgr. Fighting for top positions, Wilson netters wield a highly feared racquet 100 44 44 VARSITY TRACK-Vv'inning Top place in league finals. Vince Reel's power-laden Bruins swepf The field of 6 Pacific League conTesTanTs. They Toolc The favored lvlarlc Keppel speedsTers To camp 49 lf2- 47. ln 6 sTarTs, The Bruins defeaTed 5 of The league Teams. The Bruins Toolc Excelsior 72-323 won from WhiTTier 70-34: defeaTed Alhambra 70 2,73-33 IX31 downed El lvlonTe 72-3 l. ln earlier meeT They were defeaTed by Keppel 47 273-56 if3. The end of The season came wiTh The 54-50 deTeaT of The cross-Town rivals, Poly l-ligh. OuTsTanding Traclcmen are: Caplsain Ted RuprechT, un- defeafed in The I00, 220. and 4405 Neil Runge. second place winner behind Ruprechf in all league dashes This year: John Barnes, league guarTermile champion: Jim Cubbison, league half mile champ, Don Hubbard, League mile champion, Le Roy Knowles, Jerrold SlcillsTad, Louis STanley and Vic SmTh, hurdlersg Jaclc Vandewarlc, pole vaulTer, Don Gleson and Pefe Willis, weighT men. 44 ff B TRACK-WiTh poTe?Tial VarsiTy maTerial for nexT year, a high spiriTed B Track Team led by all-ciTy Jacy STrom, won 2 eague meeTs while losing 7. They won from WhiTTier 62-32 and lcnoclc- ed over Their cross-Town rivals, Poly, 60 IX2-34 lf2. Their losses were To Alhambra, 57 273-37 lf3, EI lvlonTe 6I-343 Excelsior 56 lf2-38 l,42g and Keppel 49 If2-45 I,f2. They placed Third in The all-cify meeT. OuTsTanding players of This Team are Bryce, Aronld, McAfee, and Green. VARSITY TRACKiFl'0Uf row: Solomon, Schaefer, Coultrup, Ruprecht, Early, Barnes, Stanley, Hubbard. S ci L Fl S ci ll H ti Stro Sutherland Vanclew rlc B k D d S 'th P e. econ row: a eur, un e , en arson, m, , a , a er, o ge, mi , ag Third row: Coach Reel, Runge, Schwenn, Allen, Mannex, Dean, Sammons, Robinson, Starmard, Halsted, Skillstad, Butcher, mgr. Fourth row: Schultz, Yanclell, Allen, Willis, Moore, Lane, Secord, Rogers, Olsson, Vaughan. ReeI's Cindermen capture league honors, head for finals at press Time IDI sr P rf ,ax r sq 'H V .f Y 'it J' i 6 2 I Y it X ,rf -4 Q ' I A QQ? 5 Q5-.vbgyx S? -fglgf A kg v., I K gf f k ax f ff K a . f 1 A is A W 'Y C m 3' 3 5 Q . 1: :Vs , 1 hmswwst fi a 1 Vu. , -fl ., .x ,-. . . ' ' A- . 44 44 INTRAMURAL SPORTS-More Than 50,000 sTudenTs hours were played by 500 sTudenTs in an lnTramural program ThaT conTinued ThroughouT The year. This program, headed by PeTe Archer, was open To all boys who had noT won a leTTer, and was parT oT a naTion wide movemenT To give sTirring compeTeiTion in aTTer school play. The aThleTic Tield bubbled wiTh exciTemenT as droves oT boys compeTed in TooTball, basl4eTball, Tennis, Traclc, golT, and baseball. DiTTerenT Teams were or- ganized and lceen, wide awalce conTesTs were held. ln baseball Tour Teams, composed oT some leT- Termen, baTTled iT ouT in a round robin wiTh Johnson's Reds coming ouT on Top. ln The 9 evenT de- caThalon Three winners Trorn each division were picked. Tennis saw boTh boys and girls compeTing. 44 44 C TRACK, C, D BASKETBALL-Wilson's mighTiesT midgeTs, aTTer being idle during The war years, represenTed The school in Track and baseTball. WiTh hope oT being VarsiTy maTerial by The Time They are seniors This year's C Traclc Team under Coach Lineberger, won 2 meeTs in 9 sTarTs. The C baslceTball under Coach WaTTeleT won 3 games and losT 7 in League compeTiTion. This smal- lesT oT Them all, The D basl1eTball Team, won I and losT 9 in league conTesTs. .Lg I 93 lflnslllng sklll. line-sau-. juyoun ubxuulcm. girls swl-up vourls I X X .W-..f,. . . ,, .- , . ft ...wa ..- . K x t Q - f- ---.. News Guns' TliNNlS-a-FFOHI row: Miss jolmnston, Horowitt, Arnett, Sullivan. Pedersen, lVlcCarey, Reitz. Second row: Barnett, Johnson, Gair boro, Slcofield, Knott, Culwell. Third row: McDowell, Koerner, Mun sey, Wade, Panlcey, Thompson. Pres., Pedersen, Sullivang Sec.-Trea Nliffnrcy, Arnett: Sponsor, Miss V. Johnston. ff ff TENNIS--lntramural ancl mixecl doubles, a demonstration by Miss DeVries, trips to Poly. JO dan, City College. Grittitlw Park and Excelsior, a movie on Tennis Technique, and entertainin other sclwools, malce Girls' Tennis one ot the busiest on tlte campus. At meetings they study cou strategy. etiquette and get valuable practice tor inter-city ancl game competition. 191 Any time is orange thno on tho gym Hold ' v 1 of -...,' X . I! I 9.1 ss ff W CLUB-only girls who have leadership qualities, are active in G. A. A. and Girls' League are privileged To wear The gleaming whiTe sweaTer with The bright red and gold which idenTiTies The member oT This honorary organizaTion. Barbecues, dinners, Red Cross worlc, sponsoring The inTersecTional volleyball TournamenT, and malcing Tray Tavors Tor Navy convalescents are only a Tew oT The acTiviTies in which members parTici- paTe. They also enioy social meetings, holiday celebraTions, and slumber parTies. W Club has grown sTrong and assisTs in many school TuncTions. Active alert enthusiastic girls prepare to meet any challange life offers I Ni Able leadership, capable girls make G A A an imporlanl parl of Wilson life G. A. A. ADV. BD.fl'ront row: Mrs. Fox. hfiorse, Horowitt, Need, Stanton, Miss Bramard. Second row: Reitz, Hinrichs, Newton, Carpenter, Pankey, Stone. GIRLS, COACHES-Whittaker, Brainard, Fox, Scheman, Johnston, Reagan. 44 ff GAA-Vlforlcing To develop coordinaTion in mind and body, The Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion provides The opporTuniTy To parTicipaTe in many Team sporTs such as volleyball, soTTball, basl4eT- ball, and hoclcey. The girls organize Their own Teams, arrange TournamenTs and aT The end oT The season, elecT ouTsTanding players. Every aTTernoon, Teams galher To learn good sporTmanship, guiclc Thinking, and build sound acTive bodies imporTanT To good loolcs and happiness. Laughing TogeTher, cheering each oTher, all pulling To win, sporTswomen oT Tomorrow glean much valuable experience in geTTing along wiTh oTher people. 197 Scores fill sun flooded volleyball courts with action, laughter, rivalry, fun 44 44 PLAYDAYS-Presenting a chance to meet and play with girls trom other schools, interslchool playdays are held by the girls trom nearby communities. A spirit ot triendly rivalry, cheertulness and cooperation results at these. The Wilsonian girls have been hostesses ot gay attairs. Among these events have been luncheons, and tournaments as well as meetings ot ditterent teams. Girls have also visited other schools. Exchanging ideas on athletic activities and hints on how to carry on other meets are a tew ot the benitits ot these intorschool gatherings. SPORTS-v-Tennis is lots of fun all these girls agree, and so will anyone who watches them. Let's see you pitch one right over the plate for me. Things surely ionic funny upside down, but tumbling is wonderful exercise. One, two, three, bully, and the game begins: these two exe ports are demonstrating. What is more enjoyble than a good close game of basl-netball with some of your friends? These graceful dancers pose prettily on the steps for the cameraman between practice sessions. 198 Lots of good times, fun are had when good friends get together to play 199 Brillianl, rolling greens of Municipal golf course lure young Wilson club A ,- ,11 ' C..-L L, - 19 ii ,gr- ,J , l I - -,nk -'X 44 44 GIRLS' GOLF-Under ine able insiruciion oi George Lalce, pro oi lime Recreaiion Club Golf Course, Jrlwe Golf Club is learning liow lo olrive and puli. The sliowing of Pafiy Berg's golf movie was oi parlicular inieresr io iloe members of ilwis club. Knowing ancl puiiing inio use ilne esseniials of golf eiigueile on 'rlne famous ciiy greens is one ol ine clniei obieclives of 'rlnis club. Guns' Gorl-'--Front row: Hern, Morris, Koenig, Aschieris, Fox, Warburtoii, Bvsbeclc. Second row: Crocker, Anglim, Newton, Spaeth. Porta-rson, Hall, Wilson, Perry. Nash, Neff. Pres., Besbeclc, Wilsong Sec,-Tr-sus., Newton, Carpenter, Sponsor, Miss Reagan. 44 44 SWIMMING-Loolc al ilwai swan-clivel Walclw ilnis Jaclc-lcniifel Splasli and anoilner member of 'flue Swimming Club dives inio llie pool. Fun! ll sure is! Ask any of llie members of lliis recrea- lional group. Banded Jrogellier lo learn wafer saieiy and eliguelle, ine girls meer al llie Y-pool for a weelcly dip in rlie cool, blue wafer. SWIMMING-Front row: Spaugh, Ramsey, Srainbrook, Robinson, Fowler, Wade, Bjorkquist. Second row: Neiman, Major, Booth, Wallace, Watson, Webb, Mrs. Fox, Royer. Pres., Stainbroolc, Robinsong Sec.-Treas., Fieg, Degraffg Sponsor, Miss Reagan, Mrs. Fox, 200 ff ff BOWLING-Always one oT The mosT popular sporTs, Bowling aTTracTs one oT The largesT club memberships on The campus. Every Monday, Wilson sTudenTs Tloocl The Major and Premier Bowl- ing alleys To roll a Tew lines oT This exhilaraTing game. Amiol The crash oT heavy ball and Tlying pins. our bowlers relax ancl enioy Themselves while priming Tor The annual TournamenTs wiTh Poly and Jordan. Movies on bowling, insTrucTions aT The alleys and a Tallc by John Mead. one oT our bowling experTs, increase The number oT sTrilces and spares imporTanT in a high scoring game. BOWLING CLUB TA-K,--FFOHI row: Johnstone, Fox, Carter, Hadley, Hintichs, Horowitt, Hoover, Pike, Haller, Johnson, Gaby, Farnham, Akin. Second row: Mrs. Scheman, Knapp, Duffen, Cole, Arnett, Bare, Koenig, Belisle, Ellis, Hollinger, Friedman, Jessup, Clay, Carter, Carlson, Chase. Third row: Hanbety, Fielding, Hensley, Hughes, Sager, Gonclry, Kelsaw, Davis, Hart, Dewey, johnson, Crawford, Felner, Pennett. Pres., Hoover, Sager, V. P., Sager, Koernerg Sec., Koerner, Hadleyfg Sec., Nemer, Sunny Treas., Hinrichs, Horowitt, Stone, Sponsors, Mrs. Scheman, Mrs. March. BOWLING CLUB QL-zl-Front row: Smith, J., Scott, Stone, Sunn, Koerner, Sager, Hoover, Peugh, McLaughlin, Smith, B., Norcross, Mc- Logan. Second row: Mrs. Sfheman, Swanson, LaFavour, Vivirito, Riley, Powers, Pederson, Wells, Warburton, Merrutia, lVlcSween, Nixon, Sloane, Ncmer. Third row: Tremain, Ramsey, Larson, Love, Bury, Neacl, Morse, Portlock, Plummer, Glinberg, Davis, Norberg. Fourth row: Patty, Baehr, Nicoloff, Sullivan, Travers, Salrzman, Stickney, Van Schoiark, Patterson, Shipley, Moon, Williams. Bowling, popular sport, attracts scores, record numbers at city alleys 201 A- T1-nnis wizards hnvo that rnzzlc- dnzzll- pl-p from lhnlr Vitamin 17 202 ,V .N , - +-. Q., A, ' 4, 1 'fv ,Y .- A 1 0. ' , ' , xx ' 'JI- ' H wx A . A 'Nix 5Pg'Lg H A M .3ggM.' 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This show, brimming wiTh Tavor- iTe melodies, caTchy Tunes, gay seTTings, snappy cosTumes, and sprighTly dances, was sTaged by some eighT deparTmenTs wiTh supporTing groups numbering 400 sTudenTs. Through The coopera- Tion and inTegraTion oT many Types oT Training, sTudenTs were given opporTuniTies Tor selT expres- sion, recogniTion, and pracTical applicaTion which is demanded in The business world. Long careTul hours oT Training produced a kind oT Tinesse rare among amaTeursg ElliThorpe and Fur- ianic Trained The voices and The orchesTrag Burdick and Luberg made The seTs and The cosTumesg CyTron coached The speaking parTsq Reagan Trained The dancersg Morrison prinTed The programs: l-lennes painTed The campus wiTh posTers3 W. B. JohnsTon Tlanked The sTage crew wiTh woodwork: Edward and his crew lived on The sTage Tor weeks. llpc-ra-lla leads 4-ouw hawk lo answer curtain calls for fre-nzio-d fans 205 lligh sn-pping Nlujors wind up. ra-:lily for big: game- mu. PHOTO 206 N I' has Tlu-y 1-nnw lull in W'ilscm. six fo-1-I Iwo. six hunt five 207 SELECTING CCRSAGES for tha! big clanfc are Wilsonx leaelers, Baird Sammons, Noreen Northcutt, Gayle Penrose, and Bob johnson at Claire Conway,s. 4924 E -SECOND ST- LONG DEACI-PCALIF' TELEPHONE 99B'8O iam, ,,,...., AW , , ,, , 2011 '-n 1' if ,+I Q xv .. n 4 5' 42 W W 1 ' g I A . I Qp ,A ' an K, ! k . s 3 ' f' ' A W Q4 5 'Q ' f' i ' A '+, as If M. my ry 3 N' Ns I , . - ' , 'V K W 3 xg! A A , , 'w ,F af A 0, l ki ' -man - ,SEE NX ,L , V 'bn v , 4 A in . Y -'ffxaf , .Q W ' . ,- J 5, Q 5' wxpgiilx, if' 4124 1 J rw' a K A g L V M 1 9 -. A wg A Ah . L L L vi A f' K na. 5 .4 , --' . L W il? - V i n -. M ' 5 N, .. X. f - ' i 2 W -- ,t Q W gr .k 1 if A W 5 K V ,, L , W . L xv? f' af Q1 ,S WF K K . H vb ' J 'N X , LA n , WM M , , .X HM ., , Q Nw y , ' 'fm ,, 5' is Shaw, ,x 'X 5+ .s,,,:5-3 H. -V r-m..auAfw.,p ff 'Y 2555553 ki'-wil4g,l M .,w' Greta's for smart and up-to-date clothes Here we have Joann Mason in a stunning cot- ton plaid dress, just perfect for the summer after- noon. -joann Stork, popular senior, is sporting cordu- roy pedal pusbers and a cool print blouse, which is just the thing for that coming barbecue. Cassie -Bonzer, outstanding junior, is really swanlc at the beach in her popular M abs bathing suit. They all agree that Greta's has a fine selection of smart looking clothes. mah 50l2 East S04-ond Street Belmont Shore They have the host Sunduos In the world . . Wfhy, kids just mob the Park Drug! PARK DRUG With the fine selection at the PARK DRUG I wonit have any trouble in picking out my cosmetics? says cute sophomore, Donna Faith. They also carry a complete line of famous brands of shaving necessities such as Old Spice, Cargo. and Sea Forth, says prominent football player, . Bill Obenauer. Yes, and the PARK DRUG is such a modern drug store and so cen- trally located, adds john Sullivan, track star. Phone 838-0 I . ,wal , W- ,, Y v 210 'Q ny! The Winners Choose +he Besi' Hurry, please and take our picturef' says Beverly Rohland, Girls' League president, I want to try my new Dunlop racket. Not only is tennis funf' chimes in Joan Wilson, hut it keeps your Qure trim, too. Well a good figure doesnit necessarily mean a good formf' cracks Ludwig Knagenhjelm. But with that new S peed Shaft you have in your hand, you can't help but play a hetter gamef' Here's one thin all of ou have for otten H beams Bett Lou Lawrence gn 1 yn A s g 7 0 n y , and that's Cap's precision stringing with a Dozvell air stringer, guaranteeing equal tension on every part of the racket. Well you can't help but he pleased with one of my tennis frames, says genial owner, Cap Best, as I have over a hundred and fifty to choose from, and I string every one as if it were my own. ,,'f,'f,f,,TQ,'Qf,'f4Q'l '!' Cap Besf Tennis Shop 211 N his ' 1 H -ef -.,,,,,. Two Smart Girls Wimrlng INIIKIS INIIISCIN DRESSES Lovely Joan Agcaoili is wearing one of the enchanting Doris Dodson dresses for which the Florence Shop is famous. Joan thinks it is perfect for summer afternoon and evening wear. Beverly Arbia, popular song leader is stunning in a Doris Dodsorfs City Wirc', fashion. It is smart, worn with or without the trim Weskit Jacket seen in the picture. Both girls are thrilled with their outhts and say, The Florence Shop always has grand fashions, and will win our vote as a smart, stylish dress shopf' The Florence Shop 2520! I-Inst So-1-ond Street The place to go to please you-r ap- petite is the new Drive-ln at 1632 East Fourth Street, declare Dave Houser, governor, and Don Bush, let- terman. Of course they mean Grisingersf' say Pricilla Harder and Virginia Wlmite, popular girls. The service is the best that can be had. lt's so prompt and courteous. Wlialce a tip from me and try one of those jumbo size malts that are so thick and full of flavor, chimes in Jimmie Russell, letterman. Tootsie Dewar, lead in the play, Grisingers Drive-In al-I b G . . 1632 East Fourth Street Phone 742-55 Says, am Llt'gCt'S at l'1SlngCt'S are OUT OF THIS WORLD. aging- ,351 ,,,, :C -rgsei-1 L.- - M ...SET d 4- -W---v--V --H-V Y-.4 e e 212 vsivbslvwsx K V Qmwiisf.. K WILSON CANTEEN Kids llcwk lo the !Vils0n fallu-1-n lor n super time What's drawing the crowd of Wilsoea students? That,s right, here is a typical scene that can he seen every Nlonday, Wednesday, and Friday. A group of students enjoying a coke and candy har. Didn't you know that every one comes down here not only for pool, but too play ping pong too,', revels Jimmy Sundell, Vice-president of the Junior Class. If you like to dance, come on downf' says Martha Ann Oates, popular senior. VV e have lots of fun doing everything, for instance meeting old and new friendsf' chimes in Don- na Folger, Senior Vice-president. Richard Perry, Canteen President and Senior President says, 4cWe like the courteous treatment that Sallie I-Iolston gives all of us kids, and the friendly atmosphere lveref, The Canteen is sponsored by the Recreation Commission. 213 V 4 5215 East Second Street Phone 338-28 Specialists ln Rh-n's Sportswear HAHN AND VANCE 521 l East Second Street Belmont Shore Phone 375-47 Picked By The Girls 01 Wilson as the most popular sports store. Here they found the clothes that gave them that chic appearance at the price they liked to pay. Modeling are Ann Patrick, Dixie Black, popular song leader, and Bindy Ott. They say, you too, will find it fun to shop at the SPORT BAR. 'k Wearing a biege McGregor Cord- uroy Coat, Prent Yandell says, Man, just check these ine flannel slacks. Yes they're swell, says Le Roy Knowles, but I'm for this cardigan coat, its only 325.00 and just feel this material. Herbie Green says, while you fellows are sweating it out on the clothes angle, I'm cool and collected in this McGregor game-bird swim trunk ana' matching fbirt. This selection of beach wear is terrificf' Hahn and Vance feature fine mer- chandise hy Arrow, McGregor, G rant- ner, Catalina, Munsing-Wear, H ole- proof, fantzen, and accessories by Hic- kok- Q - I , 214 r ,4- ,ma oanne Smith, Shirley Leddel, Mary Beth Morris, Beverly Parker Youill find your favorite at the EGYPTIAN DRUG fine Toiletries -ff- Perfumes BE!-M0NT Sll0llE 5128 smiuyn sncmsr, AT M1510 mums 1121-42 215 ir Buffu ms' Summer Sets the Scene as Barbara Blanchard, Buffums' campus representative, and Bob Tewlcsbury display sports togs from our Teen and Varsity Shops. 'A' The llousv 01 Sundwluhvs If you want something that's really good, something super, you will find it at I-lofmanisfi says Bob Lahey, Wil- son letterman. Yes, says Peggy Barrows, popular Thespian, their homemade pies are tops. Their burgers have that juicy, de- licious flavor, that draws people from all around in for a snack, replies Phil Haynes, lead in operetta Firefly,'. It's surely the best looking place in town, both inside, and out. It has new modern, copper trim, and loads of big windows, exclaims Mary Shaffer, cute sophomore majorette. ' Hofman's A Corner of Broadway And Atlantic 'r?r ' o -2 ,g s S 216 ' 3 R . . 1 . 5 Al is famous for luhrlc-ations, 1-ur wash:-s and llre revaps Here we find jack Strom, Richard Mannex, famous WllSC!'l athletes, and Don Holm, star in the school play' having their cars serviced at Motreyls Chevron Service Station, 4600 East Second Street in Belmont Shore. Al Morey is known the city over for his fne lubrications, car washes, and tire recappings. Priscilla Davies and Josie Moore, two popular juniors, agree that Mr. Morey is friendly and courteous to all his costumers. They also add that what the Wilson drivers like is the special interest that Mr. Morey takes in their cars. MOREY'S CHEVRON SERVICE -1600 EAST SECIDND STREET Phone 812-07 217 138 Pine Avenue Phone 683-364 The Shop of Standard Brands Hey, Al, that surely is a fine looking sport shirt in your Dad's window, says Val Moore, pop- ular senior. Thais nothing, you ought to see the new dress shirts we just got in with wide-spread col- lars, and French culfsf, says Al. KENADY'S is a small clean cut shop where standard brands of merchandise are convincingly displayed, and styled for young men. They also carry the largest stock in town of those distinguished Stetson Half for older men in your family. ARROW 9 BOTANY COOPER Y S CREVELING FOWNES A D HENDAN HICKOK , sTETsoN HAT :W SHIRT v SHOP v -k Wading Pool and Sport Boat for Summer Fun LET 'S GO WADING! Passersby are being attracted hy the Youth Fash- ion Center which shows the new wading pool and U.S. Sport boats which will carry four men. Both can be packed in minimum space for use at mountains, lakes, or seashore. ir Youfh Fashion Cenfer 4812 EAST SECOND STREET 218 Zukar's Look at these darling seniors in their stunning casual outfits for the junior miss in sizes nine thru seventeen to suit everybody's taste. Dolores Qverton, popular member of the Cam- panile staff, is wearing a darling cotton princess dress of eyelet embroidery that is just right for summer enjoyment. Doesn't cute Phyllis Polmanteer look ever so smooth in her chic yellow two piece gabardine suit? And here is Marguerite Sunn, popular Booster president, wearing a suit of tegra cloth with the long pencil line jacket and plaid Windsor tic. 235 PINE AVENUE . , .f,a T 1, ,,. 1 gt' X sw? 1 rt.s iff A ,s - T3 ja 2 1 -A j- 2 ' if j .,' me Q. ui f Q 2 . 3 V. Famous For Dresses Amenf's Bakery For the best in pastries everyone goes to Ament's That is the best looking cake I've ever seen, remarks popular junior Chuck Cook to cute Sophie Sherlock. Well of course, replies Sophie, Ament's has the best pastries you can buyf, I've got my eye on those cream puffs. How about you Darlene? ex- claims Lester Henry. They do look good, Lester, but have you seen their large assortment of cookies? 77 They also have a wide variety of pies, sweet-rolls, and doughnuts to choose from,', chimes in Don Huglin popular Campanile member. Phone 873-74 219 Bob Burgess 6 Sons Service Sfafion , ? , 5 -'ui ' 5, We are always glad to have Wilson students stop here, says Bah Burgess, proprietor. You Canlt beat this place for lub- rication, and general repair, states Vance Thurston, Wilsonls gridiron, and diamond star. They surely take an interest in you, and your car, says cute Francie Hud- son. The service is always so quick, and ejlicient. It heats every other place in Long Beachf' says Rosemary Cour- noyer, popular senior. '6Why wouldnlt it he?', says Johnny lVlcKeown, Bruin power house, they have at least three men on duty at all timesf, I.l'1'l S GET A5501 7lA'l'lill H820 l'Al'IFl1' AVE. 601-47 Hunfer's Drug Nlmm-m-m. llunto-r's have' l-hi' best Fountain do-llc-avivs ln Town Well look whols heref' says Junior Statesman president, Gwen Thomas. Isn't this the most beautiful array of cosmetics? P2 Not only that, replies letterman Vincent Jones, their sodas, sundaes and malts are the fnest in town. And you can always depend upon I-lunter's Drug Store for drugs and emergency things, adds darling maj- orette, Margie Young. The next time you feel like a coke or need some medicine, stop in at Hun- ter's. They always have the best of everything. !'hone 801-43 220 was ,,..a,s f M A l v 5 a Y . i . lZ?ekzv1z7'KbImZi Eh-von Yvnrs In llolmonl, Shore Those surely are great looking slacks, Mr. Fludef' exclaims Delbert Bowman, popular senior, hut I like my two-tone leisure jacket. Man, I feel comfortable in this Lazy Jack shirt jacketf, says jack Carroll, school yell leader. I really feel dressed up in this car- digan coat, says Ernie Evans, B foot- ball star. Belmont Men,s Shop has a very ex- tensive stock of stunning sport coats, drape slacks, Arrow Shirts, Cooper Underwear and Hollyvogue Ties. 5013! East Second Street Phone 849-Bl CARL'S RADIO SHOP 5ll0 EAST SEl70ND STIREICT IT'S REl70RlI TIME AT f7AllL'S For the latest jive and classical re- cords, CARIJS is the place to go. They always have what you want, says var- sity football player, Bill Stannard to Ruth Ann Egge. Phyllis Pike, outstanding Demos, says, Not only fine records, but they have a wonderful selection of sheet music, radios, record players, and elect- rical appliances? HCARIJS also has a fine selection of the newest alhumsf, adds Buddy Montague. 221 -W -via YWWY. - ..... 1. -.. A, ,wg Southern ITnlif0rnin s Dealer of REAL SUUTIIEIKN FRIED ITIIIITKEN These new barbecued hamburgers are certainly deliciousf' exclaims Bill Harlow to Donna Lee Tinkham. I knew youid find the food at the Circle fine. We always come here for their luscious New Orleans fried Chir- lqenf' declares Bill Sutherland. The quick service we always re- ceive, gives me twice as much time to enjoy this marvelous fried sbrinzpf beams Norma Tate to Lorraine Aus- tin. Our evening is made complete by getting a midnight snack at the Circle. The Press-Telegram does ll wonderful job on the Campanile Circle Drive-In Press-Telegram ffommervlul Printing Department Nothing but the finest work comes our of the PRESS-TELEGRAM COMMER- CIAL PRINTING DEPARTMENT. Their modern equipment and personal at- tention insure superior printed articles, agree August Nies and Luther Veeder, Campanile printers. Anything from a personal card to an entire book is tops, that comes from the PRESS-TELEGRAM,,, says Vic Smith, cartoonist. Gloria Gainsboro and Lois Munsey, Loudspeaker editors, declare, Cam- panile will surely win All American this year backed by Mr. T. V. Wood, Maiiager of the Commercial Printing Department, and his staff. 222 'A' It was certainly nice of you to bring us to I-loel'ly's for graduation dinnerf, exclaims Rosalie Baskin, popular sen- ior, to Harold Solomon, Wilson track- man. Yes, replies Anne Davis, campus beauty. You couldn't have taken us to a finer placef' What I like about I-IoeHy's is the pleasing atmosphere and servicef' chimes in Ronald Cytron. Wait until you taste your steak, then you will really have something to rave about, advises Harold. 'A' The hest charcoal broiled steak and prime ribs ln town Hoefly's Resfauranf 4911 East Seeond Street Phone 849-56 The Sewing Basket 5207 East Second Street -YARN S- Botany Armstrong Beehive Homespun Ayers Spinnerin My, says Ma-ry Sawyer. flag girl, you certainly have a choice of colors of yarn for those popular nubby-knit dresses and argyle socks at the SEW- ING BASKET? Yes and handlcnits are always pop- ular for the new baby and birthdaysf, chime in flag girl Phyllis Van Ness and june Stenerson, popular sophomore. Phone 806-50 Hours I0 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. everyday except Sundays and Holidays 223 Dave Hargrave, Chief Esquire, shows Helen Probst and Marilyn Whittaker a sharp example of Hum- phreys fine collection of famous pianos. As his nimble fingers picked out lilting melodies, Helen heaved a big sigh and said, Piano playing looks so easyln 4 Tisn,t hardn, said our gallant Dave, start with a good instrument, from Humphreys of course, take a few lessons, and youlre on your wayf' We always have so much fun when thereis a piano handy, and someone to playf' Marilyn added. Come in anytime, galsf, concluded Dave, Humphreys is your head- quarters for everything musical. You can buy with confidence at Humphreys. 31 ears of de endable service insures our satisfactionf' Y P Y Humphreys Music Sfore TEIINIINII Fllll TIIPS IN IDIIYIES .IND 1'0SNIli'l'lI'S This Termino Drug Store has one of the most complete lines of drugs in the city, exclaims Nlarion Alford, lead in Operetta, Firefly. Yes, besides being a registered Pharmacy, they have marvelous cos- metics here. just look at this wonderful Clam Yu Polish, says Marilyn Swope, popular junior. Here are Tuffy, Qld Spice, Lucien LC Long, Yardley, Coty, Wlax Factor and other cosmetics toof, interrupts Barbara Hinrichs, active GAA enthus- iast. janet O,Neil, from ad crew, says, And for fountain specials and general variety, the Termino Drug Store is topsf' Termino Drug Sfore 3950 E. Fourth Street Phone 876-03 i l ,A A . W, gl , . .. . ... , W... L.. 224 'Ir Schick's Doesn't cute Dee Cunningham look as crisp as a buttercup in her lovely formal of pink trimmed with shimmering sequins around the pockets and neck? Pretty Pat Jordan looks as demure as she can be in this frothy formal of pastel blue with the saucy rows of black lace. Ann Barclay, popular sophomore, chose for her dancing and dinner enjoyment a dreamy soft laven- der that will catch the eye of everyone. Lllting as a waltz, lovely as spring itself are 933 Pine Avenue these three. pert co-eds Home of the earmel cream wallles Aren't these the best cokes you've ever tasted, says sharp junior Keith Flanders to cute Shirley Harris? Yes , replies Shirley, but you haven't tasted anything until you have tried their scrumptious doughnuts. One of the best features of the Cof- fee Cup is the quick and courteous .ver- 'vice and the clean atmosphere, ex- claims popular Charlene Johnson. Well, chimes in Mason Kight, sophomore vice-president, It,s the Cof- fee Cup for me. The Coffee Cup 730 Pine Avenue ggi 5 - 225 is lifelike display mannequins. Pastel gingham swim suits on Joyce Reiswig and elastic midrifjf seersucker o'n Marilyn lVlCCat'6y. ::2:-2--'V ' A .,,:.:::t 5 Amorivan nt Fifth Shoes - - 0F BEAUTY AND DISTINCTIGN Have you ever seen anything quite so perfect as these red suede La Valle ankle-straps and purse to match? asks Lois Kennedy, cute member of the Campanile Staff. Theylre gorgeous all -right, returns Shir- ley Duff, popular flag girl, but these genuine brown alligator sling pumps by Canjemi and matching bag by Holger are just what I want for every dress-up occasion. Do they feel as good as they loolc?v in- quires Diclc Schaefer, handsome governor of athletics. 'Yesl chorus the girls, both in style and comfort, Barnett's rates tops! afmeffi 207 Pino Avenue 226 l10l'llTliSY IS Illlll W.l1'I7llW'0IlD mm sm PEPP? M,,., Buy your school needs at the Student Body Store Your Sfudenf Body Sfore The Student Body Store is on the Campus to supply all student needs . . . school supplies, candies, fountain refreshments, bus tickets as well as tickets for all school activities, and many articles that make beautiful gifts. REMEMBER THE ANNEX for delicious crunchy Ice Cream Bars, and chilled fresh bottled drinks. , - aa -' 'Y , ,.,, . e s.. T Y In 5 R .La 1 , . 1 , 7 , LAWRENCE PETERSON , ., Fountain Manager MARY Lou BARNETT ,,,,i,,... Annex Manager VIRGINIA EVERLEYW, Asst. Candy Manager SHARON WICKIZER .... Asst. Supply Manager IRENE SIMMONS ......,, Asst. Cashier Manager Mas. BLANCHE DOWNEY ....,.. Supervisor .Q-+' a22 227 . 4 l TATREA U 'S II222 East Seventh Street Phone 395-38 Wvhere only good hamburger are made Don't ou think these are the best y n hamburgers in town?,' says Keith Al- way, tennis star. Not only their hamburgers delici- ous, but their dinners are most invit- ingf' exclaims Grace Wallinder, head song leader. I think Tatreau,s is simply stun- ning. It is so modern and clean, that it adds to the enjoyment of these hambur- gers, says Marilyn Bolin. We're all making this our regular stopping place. You can meet every- body at Tatreau's, exclaims Ray Ec- ton, popular tennis star. JULIUS HOROWITT, Tailors Shopping Scene at llorowltvs 200 East Broadway Reading from the left to right, we see Phyllis Horowitt, popular president of VV Club, looking on approvingly as her Dad, Julius Horowitt, drapes material for a new suit over Sidney Mendlovitz. Sidney, member of the Campanile class, seeks the approval of pretty Jean Scott, Campanile staff, who mentally resolves that her next suit will also be a H orowitt creation. ir w? 13 , 228 Su in 'QQ -'ie is, 'rife 8 VQQSQ sets 5 Q 'ddis - '16 eu ,iw -.w.mae..s M3155 ,..sw,..n-.ssmigir , IANE BORDEN MARGARET WEI LS AND DORGTHY FRANK always find tlaeir favorite Nationally-Knon 11-Brand' unior dresses in the very latest styles in Walkers Hi-Teen Shop Shown are just a few of the many styles by Carole King, joan Miller and Sue Maxori . . . and of course, there are other exclusive lines such as Teena Paige and Teenatimer OHriginals . . . terrific junior dresses known for their super styling, value and fit. Take it from the Hi-Teen Fa-voriles who want you ti Minka UN. VKX YY'xX'iYiXY SXYNKE U XHNK. YA N WK Walker's Hi-Teen Favorifes Ready For Vacafion to.lcnow that you,ll find your favorite Nationally-Adverlised clothes, exclusive with Walker's in the H1-Teen shop, Second Floor. ci 11, J -' t Y, e j -- jj-f N '-' 229 iii 'A' GENE'S presents A STUDY lN BLACK AND WIIITE Take a look at this charmain-galvardine suit in becoming black, says Loudspeaker editor, Syliva Silver. And it has that new popular Fish-tail back! For contrast, past editor, Corrine Gage models one of those versatile summer-White costumes. It's so o o cool! she exclains. For the finest in Suits, Coats, and Blouses, GENES I is the place to go Leading Wilson Journalists Look Sophisticated In Latest Style Suits 28 Pine IKVPIIIIIF Next to Nowsreol Theater Bgmenfs . . . . . . THE CAMPANILE wishes to thank everyone who has helped make the book possible. We especially wish to thank: Mr. Todd Keck of the Long Beach Engravers for his personnel attention The Tuttle Photo Service for personal attention to pictures Mr. Mueller, of Austin Studio, for commercial photos Mr. T. V. Wood of the Press-Telegram Commercial Printing Department for his personnel attention to press work Loyal Wilson student hody who has always loved Campanile Hundreds of mothers of service men for service data Hundreds of Wilson Ex-service men who supplied information for Vet- erans' section i- , Q' -in -'T 230 THREE WHEELS and a SPOKE miwn A IIIYIH THE WHEEL: Bob The Collar Carver, wears draped slacks and an English draped sport coat. No- tice the McVooty collar. THE WHEEL: Fred The Suit Eorschler, gazes longingly? His cardigan suit is all wool doeslcin gabardine a CHARLES BAR- ON, LTD. creation. THE WHEEL: Bob The Knotv Wright, models an all-wool gab- ardine suit, an exclusive. Check the shoulders, lapels, and the keen, coat length. Draped trousers and high waist merit style attention. THE SPOOK--er-a-the SPCKE: Jerry The Shirtv Adler, wears an all wool worsted cardigan suit. Case the melorooney shirt. Natch the suit is draped. especially made for CHARLES BARCN, LTD. 0ll YES . . . TIIE lll'll . . . Starls-t .laevqlullilm Lane Adds the Glamour r l 1 I ' if ' f 1. , AMEIIIIZAN AT FIRST 'i ' ' A Ifllli EAST SEFIINII STREET .. gi' ' ff ' 'L -,,, .5-5 'H' 'TT' f : mf- 77 W' A -W. ,.---..r.,,.,5-gqgngf 4 231 The lfontlnentul p LINCOLN . . . nothing could be 'finer Elia ' Outstanding seniors Dick Hartzell, Jody Cunningham, Boh Pistole, and Jane Nlannex agree that for those who seek the superlative, the 1947 Lincoln is created. And this is the finest Lincoln ever to hear its honored name . . . a motor car designed and built with greatness as its standard. You will note a new and thrilling version of the sweeping Lincoln style. Spacious interiors, superbly finished, will welcome you. And the soft-spoken power of a great engine will he at your command. The Lincoln hrings with its mastery of every road . . . restful comfort that mocks the distances. . . unique beauty that stands out in any setting. This is the car you would expect of Lincoln. Qwn it, and know with pride that nothing could be finern. lin Display At ART HALL Inc. IIIIIII ANIEIIIITAN AVI-I. IAINIS BEACH, CALIF. 232 WW? f ' gimwgiumlx., W WXTQSLBR ,if m. Li M f ff ' ff! M2 W fjf X61 Swim X- do DX no W xl: 'JA L Q TfT 'M'Z XX WW -f wfifll- y NU'0'fyL 'xl Q5 f .fy ,J Mr WQWQ? if qw iw
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