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Title A name given to the resource Kentucky College for Women Description An account of the resource This collection contains materials pertaining to the Kentucky College for Women (KCW). KCW can trace its origins back to 1854 when the state legislature granted a charter to "earnest Christian men who desired for the young women, not only of this community, but of the state at large, educational advantages similar to those afforded young men in the historic Centre College." The school was to be known as Henderson Female Institute. A board of trustees was elected and efforts began to raise funds for the new institution and select a site. In 1859, the college began erecting a four story brick building, and in the same year selected Professor A.E. Sloane as its president. The school opened in September, 1860, under a new name - Caldwell Female Institute - and with high hopes for a rapid expansion. The Civil War delivered a harsh blow to the young institution as the school struggled to attract students and remain solvent. Sloane resigned in 1864, and Professor Augustine Hart assumed the presidency for one year. Rev. L.G. Barbour succeeded Hart in 1865 and brought the school into new-found prominence. Barbour resigned in 1874. Later that year the school came under the control of the Second Presbyterian Church. In 1876, the institution underwent another name change, and would now be known as Caldwell Female College. Catastrophe struck in April 1876 (during the presidency of Professor Hussey), when Caldwell's building and most of its components were destroyed by fire. The insurance money from the fire gave the trustees some hope of reopening the school, but the school remained closed until 1880 when Caldwell purchased the property of the Danville Classical and Military Institute (current site of Danville High School). Finally, in September 1881, Caldwell reopened with Rev. John Montgomery as president. In 1885, Caldwell consolidated with another local girls' school, Bell Seminary, retaining the name of Caldwell Female College. The name was shortened to Caldwell College as early as 1887. Charlotte A. Campbell took over as president in 1886, and served until 1897, when she was succeeded by Dr. John C. Ely. Ely served until 1902, to be succeeded by John C. Acheson - the only Caldwell president to serve two terms. During Acheson's first term, the school grew and a major building program was instituted which resulted in the construction of the gymnasium, Morgan Hall, and East Hall. In addition, the curriculum was expanded beyond elementary and college preparatory work to include fully accredited Junior College work. In 1913, the charter was amended and the school became Kentucky College for Women. During the same year Princeton Collegiate Institute of Princeton, Kentucky consolidated with KCW in Danville. When Acheson resigned in 1914, Mrs. Richer served a very brief term and M. Marshall Allen assumed the presidency in 1915. By 1922 KCW offered four years of standard college work leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts. Acheson returned to the presidency in 1922, and the college seemed to be prospering as never before. Still, funding problems remained, and Acheson resigned in 1925. Paul B. Boyd was named president in 1925, but KCW's days as an independent institution were numbered. In 1926, the school opened as a department of Centre College, and formally consolidated with Centre in 1930. The Women's Campus was vacated in January 1962 when the two campuses consolidated and the women students took up residence in new dormitories on the Centre campus. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1865-1926 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Materials before 1923 are in the public domain. 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Title A name given to the resource Aerial view of Centre College campus, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Centre College--Aerial views Danville (Ky.)--Aerial views Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1918- )—Buildings Description An account of the resource Aerial photograph of the Centre College campus taken by Omar Adams, Spring of 1949. Visible in the center are (clockwise) the back of Old Centre, Wiseman Hall, McReynolds Hall, and Hillcrest. In the lower left is the construction of the Main Street extension and the viaduct over the railroad tracks. View is is from west to east. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Adams, Omar Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1949 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource All Rights Reserved. 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Title A name given to the resource Aerial view of Centre College campus, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Centre College--Aerial views Danville (Ky.)--Aerial views Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1918- )—Buildings Description An account of the resource Aerial photograph of the Centre College campus taken by Omar Adams, Spring of 1949. Visible in the center are (clockwise) the back of Old Centre, Wiseman Hall, McReynolds Hall, and Hillcrest. In the photograph's top is seen (l-r) Carnegie Library, Old Main, and Breckinrige Hall. In the lower lright is the construction of the Main Street extension and the viaduct over the railroad tracks. View is from northwest to southeast. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Adams, Omar Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1949 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource All Rights Reserved. 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Title A name given to the resource Aerial view of Centre College campus, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Centre College--Aerial views Danville (Ky.)--Aerial views Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1918- )—Buildings Description An account of the resource Aerial photograph of the Centre College campus taken by Omar Adams, Spring of 1949. Visible in the lower right are (clockwise) Old Centre, Wiseman Hall, McReynolds Hall, and Hillcrest. In the upper half are (l-r) Carnegie Library, Boyle-Humphrey Alumni Gymnasium, Old Main, Old Young, Veteran's Village, Fry House, and Breckinridge Hall. At the bottom is Main Street and in the middle Walnut Street. View is from north to south. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Adams, Omar Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1949 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource All Rights Reserved. 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Title A name given to the resource Aerial view of Centre College campus, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Centre College--Aerial views Danville (Ky.)--Aerial views Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1918- )—Buildings Description An account of the resource Aerial view of Danville and the Centre College campus taken by Omar Adams, Spring of 1949. The campus is in the middle left. The view is looking east to west. The road in the center is Main Street, to the right Lexington Avenue, and to the left Walnut Street. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Adams, Omar Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1949 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource All Rights Reserved. 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Title A name given to the resource Aerial view of Centre College campus, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Centre College--Aerial views Danville (Ky.)--Aerial views Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1918- )—Buildings Description An account of the resource Aerial view of Danville and the Centre College campus taken by Omar Adams, Spring of 1949. The campus is in the lower left. The view is looking northwest to south east. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Adams, Omar Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1949 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource All Rights Reserved. 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Title A name given to the resource Aerial view of Centre College campus, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Centre College--Aerial views Danville (Ky.)--Aerial views Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1918- )—Buildings Description An account of the resource Aerial view of Danville and the Centre College campus taken by Omar Adams, Spring of 1949. Visible in the center are Old Main, Wiseman Hall, McReynolds Hall, and Hillcrest. To the left is Walnut Street and in middle is Main Street, showing the construction of the viaduct over the railroad tracks. The view is looking east to west. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Adams, Omar Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1949 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource All Rights Reserved. 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Title A name given to the resource Aerial view of Centre College campus, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Centre College--Aerial views Danville (Ky.)--Aerial views Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1918- )—Buildings Description An account of the resource Aerial view of Danville and the Centre College campus taken by Billy Davis, January 1964. View is from northeast to southwest. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Davis, Billy Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1964 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource All Rights Reserved. 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Title A name given to the resource Aerial view of Centre College campus, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Centre College--Aerial views Danville (Ky.)--Aerial views Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1918- )—Buildings Description An account of the resource Aerial view of Danville and the Centre College campus taken by Billy Davis, January 1964. View is from southwest to northeast. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Davis, Billy Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1964 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource All Rights Reserved. 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Title A name given to the resource Aerial view of Centre College campus, 1970 Subject The topic of the resource Centre College--Aerial views Danville (Ky.)--Aerial views Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1918- )—Buildings Description An account of the resource Aerial photograph of the Centre College campus, undated but 1969 or 1970. View is from northeast to southwest. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1970 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource All Rights Reserved. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPEG Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context http://digitalarchives.centre.edu/Photos/Campus/2011_004-1-66b.jpg Language A language of the resource English aerial views https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/3575/archive/files/0d43e20b0a3603da9b3ec2a1550fc88a.pdf?Expires=1782345600&Signature=MWLnvXHclMQcI0O4x8Suoi5NCCZ-PUSAGrCPaldeSse%7EajCe0uzZs8SowfvPf69BeuPQ1B7XiCWCORKEZbMeNMJ0v8cFH7U-7oKkgT%7ErXwpu0kmWaiFP1gRJEjFLYJ9lFXsmKyjIEytWDw1ZzPHIsgvTPgrUZZMQTO0vhPJaDoPw6M16ZYQBK830wWZ-SnzQKId3rozvYQo9kOPB3eirjGKqAk8hPGVO5WwJ6oFhML-aiA8tvs-YiRyNU3TM6lRBDlWH2VS6wpAA2GawfPYUygEEoTH4Cbg1LnNYTcoJlfkGK6pfjM4iJWaiZxOLSiQOJQkq5fDaY64mX38IeS5K8w__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 2caa23a6e9e0f13f4056caf4bc793ea6 PDF Text Text ����PRESENTS ��FOBEJVOBD • • • The T..,e ..tieth (?ollege Trai..i ..g Detach...e ..t 01 Ce..tre ColI#!g#! is .na"i..g historg. Tr ..e.. it has bee.. dissolved bg those i .. a .... thoritg b ..t its spirit ..,ill live 0 .. forever. The ...e .. 01 the 20tlh C. T. D. are ..0.., sc«.ttered i.. everg part 01 the ..,orld. So...e have alreadg ...ade the supr#!...e sacrilice; so...e have bee.. de..ie~ the privilege 01 co..ti..uing their trai..i ..g i.. the ..,orld's greatest air corps. b ..t theg are carrgi..g the spirit 01 the 20th C. T. D. i ..to all bra..ches of the ar...ed services; so...e are i .. e ..e ...g ca...ps. b ..t the vast .najoritg are. ....p i .. the bl..e·· h ....ti ..g do..,.. the e ..e ...g so that the sa...e spirit 01 su..g a ..d I ..... 01 sell-discipli..e. ho..or.. a ..d Ireedo... that ..,as theirs i.. Ce..tre College ..,ill co..ti....e to be lor the... a ..d lor all ...a .."ind. It is that spirit 01 the Ar...g Air Corps.. so ..oblg expressed bg yo.. bogs 01 the T..,e ..tieth College Trai..i ..g that Detach...e ..t'" ..,e ho..or i .. these Ie.., pages. .'Vhe.. go.. sca.. the pages 01 this boo". .nag go .. re..e.., Irie ..dships.. re...e ...ber the pleasa..t associatio..s. lorget the gigs a ..d to,.rs", .1 " ..0.., that go ..r Irie ..ds 0 .. 01 Ce..tre College share ..,ith go .. the spirit go .. represe..t i .. the Ar...g Air Corps. Editor �~ AIRCREW STUDENTS o every ...e ...ber 01 the Ar...y Air Corps ..,ho ..,..s i .. tr..i ..i ..g ..t Ce..tre College I se..d greeti..gs. I still ree..11 vividly the ..rriv..1 01 the lirst gro ..p .....I the ..e.., lile .....I ..etivity yo .. brought to the C .....p ..s lor Me .. ..,hieh o ..r lor yo... I 0..,. . st..de ..ts h ..d v ..e ..ted re...e ...ber. too. ho.., dis ..ppoi..ted ..,e ..,ere to le..r .. th..t the progr..... ..,0..1.1 e ..d a ..d ..II 01 yo.. ..,0..1.1 leave 0 .. J ....e 30. 1944. We ..,ere delighted to have yo .. co...e to Ce..tre College 0 ...1 have ...issed yo .. "ee..ly si..ee yo .. ..,e..t ....,ay. While here....a ..y 01 yo .. expressed the hope that you ...ight be ..ble to ret..r.. ..Iter vietory a •• d perh..ps e ..r.. a degree ..t Old Ce..tre or prepare lor ..d ...issio.. to a prolessio....1 sehool. We shall ..,eleo...e yo... As De.... 01 the College.. I sh..11 be gl..d to eorrespo..d ..,ith yo ....bo..t o •• r pla..s to ...eet the ed..e ..tio ..al ..eeds 01 the retr.r..i ..g veter....s a ..d 01 yo ..r opport....ities at Ce..tre ....der the Serviee...e .. ·s Be..dj..stDae..t Aet. We ..re pro ..d 01 yo... 01 ~he Ar...y Air Corps. .....1 . 01 every Ce..tre ....... i.. the serviee 01 his eo ....try ..II over the ..,orld. May vietory eo...e soo... JAMES H. HEWLETT" Dea .. �OF - �President ROBERT J. ~MULLEN A Messllle From the President It is ,.,ith "een regret that I ersonailM. ~a...e first pilot 0'. a C 4'7 and all Danville Old Centre and all Danville ,.,ere delighted to have gOll her e and '.0,., greatlg ...iss go,.. read. a~q ..aint- I leel.. ho,.,ever that I "now so...ething 01 go ..r exp e ,-ie nces here lor ...g son is a tells ...e abo"t go II. to Old '--'entre too late to get Keep the... co ...ing. Y ollr letters are al"'ags eagerlg We are p,"ling lor gOll and will be pro 11.1 to welco...e gOll bach to the College and the town. I hope to be able to and serve gOll when ·"it is over over there!O!O a,.d gOll stlldent at Old Centre. ~..-e once "no,., ~'gain ~, �The President's Ho".e ....Craih House .... �Old Main �· Morga .. Hall �14 ���Morgan Hall �HEADOUARTERS IR 0 CsCCtLEGt TAI I G DETAC FOR I (E E IT TS STUDE HISTORY OF AIRCREW �STUDENTS db&£~ �ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF DETACHMENT PREPARATION AND ACTIVATION buildings for housing, feeding, instruction, physical training, E ARLY in the fall of 1942, when it first became apparent equipment available, etc. All of this material was sent with that the Government would formulate a program to a covering letter to the same people who had received their assure the training of an adequate number of persons earlier material as well as to others, who it was now thought in scientific and technical fields which would be essential to might have something to do with choosing the colleges for the national interest, the administration at Centre College the Government training program. wrote letters to those whom it felt would probably have both colleges were made available if they were needed. something to do with the selection of colleges to give such Though it had offered both of the educational institutions, training and offered the use of the facilities here, especially it became evident that the most practical plan would be suggesting the advantages of the College for Women, and for the Government to take over the facilities of the Col- inclosed a brief prospectus setting forth these facilities. lege for Men and for Centre College to make the Women's In December, however, the administration and faculty com- Division coeducational for the duration and transfer the mittee together made a careful and comprehensive survey civilian students there. of the total facilities of the college, the college for men In the covering letter On December II, 1942, the college received from the This Office of Emergency Management, War Manpower Com- survey included blue prints of both campuses and buildings mission, Washington, D. C., a request that a questionnaire on each campus and a description of them; capacity of entitled "Survey of Colleges and Universities" be filled out and the college for women, separately and jointly. BANQUET OF THE CLASS OF APRIL 22, 1944 �BANQUET IN MESS HALL APRIL 22, 1944 and returned to that office. This questionnaire was sent to tives of the Army Air Forces Southeast Training Center, all colleges and universities with the statement that it Maxwell Field, Alabama, Mr. Lawrence K. Hayes, repre- "should not be regarded as implying that a contract will sentative of the U. S. Engineers, Ohio River Division, Co- be offered to any particular institution." lumbus, Ohio. It was designed The Centre College representatives who to obtain comprehensive information needed by the armed met with this Site Board were: Dr. James H. Hewlett, Her- services in connection with the Government training pro- bert A. Meyer, Business Manager, and J. H. Biles, professor grams. Due to the detailed survey which had been made of mathematics. The report of this Site Board stated that by the college of its facilities. it was possible to complete Centre College "would be receptive to a student program this questionnair,e and return it immediately. and would be willing, subject to approval by their Board On 15 January 1943, a request was received from the of Trustees. to enter into a contract with the United States War Department. Office of the Division Engineer, Ohio Government to provide necessary housing, messing. rec- River Division, Columbus. Ohio, for a report on college reational, and classroom facilities for approximately 450 facilities as outlined in a simplified ,form. students. This form was Dormitories and classroom buildings were in- filled out and returned. On 25 January, 1943, a Site Board spected at Centre College and found to be adequate in visited the college to inspect its facilities. size and construction and offered all necessary facilities This board was composed of the following members: Lt. Claude L. Duke, for the proper conduction of a proposed school." Jr., Chairman, and Lt. Garland H. Holloman, representa- report further stated that "It is deemed advisable by the 21 This �P. T. AUGUST 1943 college representatives to turn over the entire men's college at Centre to the Army and in turn their remaining male students would be taken care of in coni unction with the women's college of Centre College." On 19 February 1943, the college received from the Army Air Forces, Headquarters of the Materiel Command, Washington, D. C., a LEITER OF INTENT which stated that the institution had been selected for the training of approximately 450 trainees, the first 200 to arrive on or about 1 March 1943. It stated further that a Site Planning Committee would visit the college to study requirements of the training program, on the basis of which a formal contract would be prepared authorizing payment for services and facilities. the expenditures under this contract not to exceed $94,500.00 in the aggregate without further written authorization from the Contracting officer. This Letter of Intent was accepted under the date of 24 February 1943 by Dr. Hewlett who had been authorized by the Board of Trustees to contract with the government for a unit of students for training in the Army Air Corps. On 18 February 1943, Captain Howard Earl Robertson and a staff of officers and enlisted men arrived to take command of the unit and office facilities were provided for them on the second floor of Old Centre and served as headquarters for the detachment. The Medical Officer, Cap- �tain Harry T. Wilson, Jr., arrived on 25 February and on the night of 28 February the first group of 200 trainees arrived from Miami Beach. General Order No. 25, Headquarters, AAFSETO, Maxwell Field, Alabama, designated the unit as the 20th College Training Detachment (Aircrew). On 1 April 1943, 250 more trainees arrived from Miami and the full contingent has been on the campus most of the time since that date. completely uniformed. The students are enlisted men , During the course of training here, a number of groups of students have been received which were composed of men with previous military service. Many of these were non-commissioned officers up to and including the grade of master sergeant. After September, 1943, the men were younger and very few had had previous service; however, all had completed basic training. All trainees are scheduled to remain at the detachment for a period of five months after which they are scheduled to be sent to classification center for classification. The group that reported in November were the first who had· been classified at the Basic Training Center and as of 1 March 1944 only 86 unclassified students were in the detachment. All students are placed on orders during their last scheduled month to participate in regular and frequent aerial flights. This flight instruction is given at Goodall Field, under the provisions of the contract between Claude Aiken, lessee, and the Government. P. T. SEPTEMBER 1943 This contract is in- �dependent of the one between the Government and Centre might be expected in the matter of flow of men into and College. out of the detachment. Very soon after Centre College was notified in February On 1 April 1943, after having received 250 more men, the detachment was organized into that the detachment would be established, the college re- five quintiles of 90 men each. ceived a proposed curriculum, Flight Table E, which was subdivided into two groups of 45 men each for attendance set up. This schedule provided for 464 hours of instruction in class and for administrative purposes: This organization per man but was further amplified before 1 March 1943 by has continued to the present time. the addition ot 20 hours in medical aid. Corps student were to take the entire course of study and Each quintile was further If, however, the Air When the commanding officer arrived on 18 February at the same time have the one hour per day of supervised and a number of meetings were held with him, the college study, which the directive required, and also the one hour set up the initial organization for the academic instruction per day of physical training and one hour per day of of the detachment. This first organization provided for the military drill, compliance with a requirement of a maxi- prescribed 484 hours of work to be covered in a period mum of nine hours per day of scheduled activity was of twenty weeks. Up until this time no information had impossible. Several schemes for trying to meet these been received as to the manner of student flow in and out conditions were tried. of the detachment. Another uncertainty, which has never definitely been cleared However, on I March, 200 men were placed in school fully equipped with text books. None were completely successful. up, was inclusion in the course of study of certain "elec- About the middle of March, a new directive, T. C. Mem- tives." After consultation with the Commanding Officer, orandum 50-25- I, dated 24 February 1943, was received, it was agreed that the "electives" set up should be naviga- which described in detail the manner in which the work tion and meteorology. should be done and which furnished an outline of what civilian pilot training level from the text prepared for that WAR ORIENTATION ROOM ------ ~~ . .'0 ,( 1 These courses were taught on the �- - --- - ------------------------ 20TH C. T. D. WAR ROOM purpose. The chief reasons for the selection of these two subjects for the "electives" were that the content of the material was of immediate value and that these two sub. jects fitted into our particular manpower arrangement bet• . ter than any other combinations which we could find. An· other condition which lowered the efficiency of the work of the teachers, particularly in the early months, was the call for men to be sent to the classification center at intervals not in the normal arrangement or in the normal flow num· bers. The consequent necessity of filling their places by ,;en sent up from the lower classes disrupted an orderly teaching process from the top flight to the bottom. A . smaller difficulty of the same nature occurred when a man left the detachment before the regular time to go to the classification center. The statement is made to emphasize the fact that a somewhat better job could have been done if the conditions had approached more nearly to the ideal set up as stated in the plans. �« JACK RUTLEDGE, FIRST STUDENT ON THE FLIGHT LINE, MAY 1943 Any account of the history of the detachment would be In regard to scholastic preparation and previous educa- incomplete without some estimate of the boys themselves, tion, the gamut has been run from a man who had left their capacities, their habits, their adjustments to circum- school at the end of the seventh grade to a man who had stances, and their achievement. The students have been a year of graduate work at a large university. of markedly superior physique. None of the officers and these two extremes have been men at every stage, includ- men have ever stood before a group, day after day, and ing one man who was a graduate of an engineering school. month after month, of such fine-looking and dean-cut boys In age they have extended from boys scarcely away from as have been here for the past year. Their mental capacity their mothers to men barely under the top age limit; pre- has been equal to or perhaps better than that of the boys vious military experience from only a few weeks in basic who attended the college in the past. What is even more training to men with six years in the "Old Army"; in poise important probably is that their motivation has been of and command, from men who could lead a regiment to a must higher order than that of the normal student. others who by no stretch of the imagination should have All of these factors have made the experience of teaching them been here at all. a pleasure to all the faculty. of the latter description. In the community the gen- Between Fortunately, there have not been many The younger ones are better eral judgment from the beginning has been that these are prepared for the work; the older ones are more alive to a good-looking group and on the whole conduct themselves the need of the instruction. like gentlemen. How well has the academic job which was set up been 26 �done? In the very nature of things, an accurate measure- ment is impossible. There have been some very encourag- about their experiences and sometimes making very helpful suggestions for the improvement of the work. Some who ing statements trom the boys who have been trained here, have had leaves have spent them here. such as the following: received their wings have been back and talked at a meet- "Passing grade in Math at Maxwell Field is 70, but I am averaging 100." Two who have ing of the detachment. The report which they made to the boys of the present detachment has had a pronounced and "I rode through to my wings on your navigation." immediate effect upon the attitude of the boys in the school "Maps and charts are a breeze after the geography we and, therefore, has been very helpful. got at the 20th College Training Detachment." "I was never a fellow who thought much about history, Every teacher has been impressed with the achievement which can be made when the motivation of a student is but your history course has made me like to read it and high and when the teacher has exerted a greater effort than believe that I shall continue to keep it up." usual in the organization and in the presentation of his "I never was able to get on my feet and talk but now I think it is fun." "I got more real education in three and one-half months material. It is interesting to note that the achievement of several men of only eighth grade preparation has been exceptional. Every teacher who had participated in the at the 20th College Training Detachment than in two and program will go back to his work in civilian life improved one-half years at Blank College." in the technique of instruction, more insistent in his demand "You have done more to make a man out of my boy in for discipline and order in the classroom, more competent four months than his mother and I have been able to do in securing discipline and orderliness-in brief, he will go in twenty years.II back to his work a much better teacher than he was before. All in all, about eleven hundred letters have been re- Educators and school administrators could well study the from boys who have taken their training here telling methods and the techniques which have been used in the �College Training Detaehment program. Undoubtedly much department to advanee the trai"ee beyond this point. significant data could be derived from such a study which With this thought as the basic for planning our training could be used in the educational planning of the future. program. the director of physical training was sent to the classification center at Nashville. Tennessee. twice in order PHYSICAL TRAINING to observe the work done there. Captain Jess Thomas and The following is a statement of the physical training lieutenant Krause were very helpful in assisting the director program. It is the purpose of the physical training department to in outlining the program. and putting it into operation. plan and execute a program designed to prepare the trainee lieutenant Kurachek of the physical training department at for the pre-flight program. Maxwell Field spent two days at Centre assisting us in It is not the purpose of this 28 �advancing our program and also while here he helped in laying out the first cross country. I. In order to carry out the plans ~f this program: a. The trainee is required to participate for a minimum of one hour per day, for six days a week in the regularly scheduled physical training classes. In addition, he has the opportunity to participate in regularly scheduled inter-flight contests. b. Adequate · facilities, areas and equipment have been provided. These include the entire facilities of c. Games and contests include: basketball, volley ball, relays, tug-of-war, track and field, softball. d. Individual skills: tumbling, hori~ontal bars, various track and field events. e. Testing: physical fitness tests, Burpee tests (20 sec.). f. Administration: entire program is subject to approval of the Commanding Officer and the Post Surgeon. I. Director of physical training. the gym, two out-door basketball courts, four volley 2. Assistant director of physical training. ball courts, five softball diamonds, a half-mile obstacle 3. Assisted by two tactical non-commissioned course, and a half-mile track, a two-mile cross country on the college grounds, a five-mile cross country laid men of the premanent personnel. The physical training program here follows closely Gen- out on a farm owned by Centre College (this course eral Orders No. 58, Headquarters, AAFEFTC. Changes includes many natural obstacles). When weather does have been made from time to time in order to conform to not permit work on regular athletic area, the college new directives. has arranged for the use of a hard-surfaced area where The program is introduced on a graduated scale. In the calisthenics can be given and short cross country can conditioning exercises, the trainee gets his first work on the be held. Two fields for use in giving calisthenics and quarter-mile track, double timing in formation; from there wand drill. A third field for soccer, touch football, etc. he goes to the cross country on the campus. The last step 2. The physical training program includes: a. Conditioning and hardening exercises. These include: cross country, obstacle, wind springs, grass drill, medicine ball, and double timing. b. Mass drill includes: calisthenics, w...... is the five-mile cross countty, • run which the trainee is expected to do by the time h.lee. . here. Very much the �how to land .without injury. After this step he is allowed themselves, except that the instructors are on hand to see to run the entire course. In giving mass drills, such as calis- that the rules are observed. thenics and wands, a graduated scale is used. the amount of time given to games and contests has in The new trainee is drilled thoroughly in the proper execution of precommands. From this point the exercises given are in line with those given in the manual. Mass commands are in- In the case of upper classmen some instances been extended. Tumbling is given to the flights a month before they start their flight training. The exercises given are as outlined cluded in this drill; the same procedure is followed in giving in the manual-forward roll, backward roll, head stand, and wand drill. hand stand. One hour each is devoted to games and contests. Each trainee has his choice of participating in basketball, volley ball, sofeball, tug-of-war. is given in these games. As little supervision as possible After the trainee has been famil- iarized with the rules of the game, the men are left to Changing of batons in a given area is given to develop alertness. The regular physical fitness tests are 9iven at six weeks intervals. The Post Surgeon is kept advised at all times of the program. During bad weather he is consulted daily. �HOUSING AND ADMINISTRATION The detachment was activated on I March 1943, per authority of General Orders No. 25, Headquarters, Army Air Forces Southeast Training Center (now Eastern Flying Training Command), Maxwell Field, Montgomery, Alabama. Having reported to this station in compliance with paragraph 20, Special Orders No. 46, Headquarters, Army Air Forces Southeast Training Center, Captain Howard Earl Robertson assumed command. The college having made no preparation for the reception of the detachment due to the fact that only a letter of intent had been received, the commanding officer and his staff began immediate work on plans for the housing and feeding of the prospective students. Building No. 1 had been used as the President's home and would adequately house 45 students in the event that additional shower facilities were installed. Work begun im- mediately converting the kitchen into a shower room. Building No. 2 belonged to the Kentucky Alpha Delta �Chapter of Phi Delta Theta. facilities were the ideal set up for a dispensary. The members of the chapter Captain leased the building to the college who in turn leased it to Harry T. Wilson, Jr., Medical Officer, initiated a clean-up the Government for housing facilities. procedure in the building and procured the necessary equip- This building also had to be remodeled to meet the specifications of the ment for complete medical care. Army Air Forces and existing regulations. vided sleeping quarters for 25 men. This building The second floor pro- In numbering the various Building No.6, also known as Wiseman Hall, was the buildings, it was decided that Building No.3, also a fra- newest building on the post and retained its status as sleep- ternity house, was not suitable for use by the detachment, ing quarters for about 60 men. was set up to house 45 trainees. but the number was retained; therefore, the number 3 is The oldest building on the' campus, "Old Centre," as it omitted from the list. Buil~ing has faithfully been called for 125 years, was tagged as Building No. 7 and most of the second floor was made into No.4, called Wiseman Hall, was used by the college both as a dormitory and dining hall. offices for the detachment. This was Wall board partitions were quickly converted from a "family style" manner of feeding installed and new desks and typewriters replaced the cob- to a cafeteria style. webs of abandoned rooms. The upper floor was used to house approximately 35 trainees. The building that had been called Breckenridge Hall took Hillcrest, the college faculty home, was designated as Building No.5. on a new name, "Gruesome Gables." The large parlor space and the plumbing A large rambling building with lots of wasted material and space became *2 �Many changes had to be made to Young Hall, or the science building, was numbered 12 provide adequate shower and toilet facilities. This building and this is used for the express purpose of teaching physics. is No.8. This is adequately equipped in laboratory and classroom barracks for 190 men. The library, No.9, is available for use by the students and has 'an adequate supply of reference material. Probably the greatest revelation of all took place in Building No. 10, the Main Building. This had been used for class rooms for many years, and a small coffee shop was located in the basement. In 1926, wood stoves were re- facilities. Another fraternity, the Delta Kappa Epsilon, leased their building to the college. It, in turn, was designated as No. 13 and provided space for 20 Aviation trainees. The Centre College stadium, called Farris Stadium, provides the parade ground for all retreat and other cere- placed by a central heating system and electric lighting monies. was added. track and area surrounding adequate for the installation of The assembly hall was walled with pictures of It is a well-kept field, with a quarter-mile cinder the former presidents of the college. The back of the stage basketball and volley ball courts. had huge windows, causing the audience to look directly side of the stadium, the practice field is used by the plans into the light. and training officer for close order drill and demonstra- It was decided that the building was ade- quate to care for the class rooms with the exception of tion courses. the physics department. a standardized obstacle course. The college officials began a clean-up campaign in the basement. A post store was Immediately to the west This is sufficient for a softball diamond and These two fields are used exclusively for physical and military training. In addition added, pool room, a recreation room, and additional space to the field, the college farm, near the city limits of Dan- for the coffee shop. ville, is used for the cross country runs. The gymriasium, No. I I, had adequate shower facilities Goodall Field, located approximately five miles south and room to house 45 students. This was in addition to the of Danville, was built in 1938 for the purpose of the de- locker rooms and the gymnasium. velopment of private flying. It is owned by the Chamber �of Commerce of Danville and is leased to Claude Aiken, In addition to the facilities on the post, the town of Dan- who has entered into contract with the Government to give ville offers other means of recreation. each Aviation Trainee at least 10 hours of dual instruction. the oldest towns in the state and each "old-timer" spins The field is rolling with scattered trees on the southern end yarns by the hour about the little Kentucky community. and a knob at the northern end. The north-south length is a town where the first nine State Conventions were held; of the field is 2,700 feet and the east-west is 1,900. · The the meeting place of the first Federal District Court west northeast-southwest runway is 2, 100 feet. of the Alleghenies. The field has . Danville is one of It Kentucky was then called the County two hangars, one built after the activation of the detach- of Kentucky under the State of Virginia. Here in Danville ment. One is used for repair and overhaul, and the other is stands the first post office west of the Alleghenies. used for storage purposes only. population is 6,735 and is the county seat of Boyle County. The The contract is entirely separate from that made by It is located on the Southern Railroad and is served by the Centre College and includes, among other things, the Louisville and Nashville Railroad at a distance of three maintenance of a crash truck and transportation to and miles. from the field. A bus is provided for this purpose. Among the more famous persons that Danville claims as In conjunction with the military training, a War Room "favorite sons" are Dr. Ephraim McDowell, the father of has been built in accordance with existing regulations and ovariotomy, James G. Birney, the Absolution candidate for provides up to date information on the various theaters President in 1840, who drew enough votes from the Whig of operation. Party in New York to cause Henry Clay to lose the election, This is used in connection with orientation and discussions of the present theater problems. Samuel G. Burchard, who by his famous "Rum, Romanism A day room is provided for the students and access to and Rebellion" faux pas in 1884 helped to elect Cleveland, it is granted at the discretion of the commanding officer. John C. Breckenridge, whose candidacy in 1860 helped to Wives of the students are permitted to visit during hours weaken the Democratic Party and insure Lincoln's election, that will not interfere with supervised study and regularly and Theodore O'Hara, author of "Bivouac of the Dead," scheduled formation. once lived here. �The townspeople are engaged in such industries as manufacture of Palm Beach clothes, furniture, automobile seats, a center for burley tobacco, and other small industries. AIRCREW STUDENT TRAINING PROGRAM AND ADMINISTRATION With a minimum of permanent personnel it was desirable to institute a modified cadet system in the detachment. Under authority of the Army Air Forces and existing regulations from the Training Command, student officers were selected by merit to exercise supervisory and corrective control to the extent necessary for purposes of instruction �and essential to the maintenance of a high standard of military training. Aviation Student David M. Russell from lynchburg, Virginia, was named the first Group Commander. He and his staff worked faithfully with the permanent party to keep everyone "on the ball." The students were housed in eight buildings. It was necessary to have a central con· trol point, so a student headquarters was established. Two barracks were off the main campus, the President's home and the Phi Delta House. The mess hall could only accom· modate 180 students at one time. This necessitated a very close schedule of feeding which approximates one hour and ten minutes. The food is well prepared under the close supervision of a registered dietitian and with the help of civilian men and women of the city. The medical officer with the mess officer makes daily checks of the messing facilities to insure compliance with sanitary regulations. �Food handlers are all inspected for communicable diseases and the milk and water supply is checked frequently for foreign matter and chlorine residual respectively. Students are adequately eared for in the dispensary for all minor ailments, and with the proximity of Darnall General Hospital, all major cases are promptly and efficiently treated. The dispensary has a nine-bed ward in addition to examination rooms and operates 24 hours daily. A board of officers, known as the Academic Board, hears all cases relative to the elimination of Aviation students. Eliminations may be recommended for physical or academic deficiencies or for sub-standard traits of character. This board makes recommendation as to the disposition of Aviation students and is submitted to Headquarters, Eastern �Flying Training Command, for action. er is awarded the best flight of tbe week at tbe Saturday Students may re- review. quest elimination by choice. Under the supervision of the Special Services Officer, In all departments., frequent daily checks are made by an orchestra composed entirely of Aviation students was the commanding officer and members of his staff to insure compliance with the terms of the contract. organized and a weekly musical program is presented in the post chapel. procedure is checked, the lighting and heating facilities, Dances are held in the post gymnasium. and overall terms of the contract. The day room and lounge equipped with reading material, brought to the immediate attention of the responsible nights each week the wives and dates of the students are party. permitted to join them there. The resident CAA supervisor has been very co- operative in the matter of maintaining the flying schedule. Inter-flight competition in sports, basketball, volley ball, Little or no lost motion exists in the flight training. softball, etc., is supervised by the Physical Training Depart- Ade- quate equipment is supplied by the contractor and the Track and field events have led to a high spirit of competition among the various flights. Close contact is main- tained with the college officials and all discrepancies are card tables and two pool tables is open daily, and on certain ment. Classroom repair and maintenance of equipment is excellent. In addition to rec- A frequent check, is made as to the efficiency of each flight ognition in this field, the flights are judged on academics, instructor in order to maintain the highest quality in train- drill, retreat, all formations, room inspections, and a stream- ing. 38 �The training program is based in its entirety on the di- but shipment was not made in time to meet the needs. rectives set forth in T. C. Memorandum No. 50-25-1, dated This was solved by borrowing from Darnell General Hos- 25 November 1943. pital and Jeffersonville Quartermaster Depot. The mess was family style which was not too bad for only 200 men FUNCTIONING OF DETACHMENT ORGANIZATION The attainment of the objectives set forth in pertinent directives can only be measured by results; by the number of men fully trained who have departed from this station, by personal expressions from the students themselves, and by comparison of various quintiles. here during March, but it was a battle against time to get cafeteria equipment installed by the time of the April shipment. The shower and toilet facilities, minor building repair, etc., were rushed into construction. The college experienced difficulties with priorities. How- ever, by the time the full quota was reached the physical Inasmuch as this phase of training was a new experiment plant was functioning almost normally. The flying con- of the Air Corps, many problems were to be expected; tractor had not experienced the difficulty that the college some major, many minor. Probably the greatest problem had felt. has been in maintaining academic, physical, military and schedule. flying schedule. Difficulties involved in this were caused by various things. First of all, the selection of men for the initial quintiles. Next, the disruption of the regularly They were ready to begin the flying training on The detachment had been very fortunate in the matter of personnel. health. The students have had exceptionally good Only one epidemic has marred its record. That scheduled program due to the irregular shipments as in- (mumps) was so slight that no time was lost through quaran- dicated in the flow chart. tine. In the organization of the detachment some major prob- The administration has functioned exceedingly well. The lems were encountered because the college was not pre- results of inspections in this department have been very pared to receive the personnel. gratifying. Beds had been ordered �SUPPLEMENTAL HISTORY-I MARCH 1944, MAY 1944 The first few days of March were spent in normal routine. transferred to Courtland Army Air Base, Courtland, Alabama, for On-the-line training awaiting entrance into PreFlight. Flying schedules were maintained with some interruptions On I April 1944, the Associated Press released a wire caused by weather conditions. On 4 March, 90 unclassified to the local newspaper stating that the detachment at Cen- Aviation students were transferred to San Antonio Aviation tre College would be terminated on 30 June 1944. Cadet Center. This was the first group of graduates to news article caused considerable comment by local citizens be transferred from the Eastern Flying Training Command: and the detachment officials were queried as to the status On 12 March, 91 Aviation trainees were transferred from of the det«lchment. This However, after receiving no comment the "A" Pool at Freeman Field, Seymour, Indiana, and on from the detachment personnel the rumors were quelled. 18 March and 21 March, another graduating class was On 3 April 1944, the Headquarters received a message- transferred. This group concluded the unclassified students, form from the Eastern Flying Training Command to the and eight of the class, being previously classified, were effect that former Army Ground Forces, Army Service Forces, and Volunteer Flying Trainees would be relieved from Aircrew training without prejudice for the convenience of the Government. At 1300 on 3 April 1944, the Army Ground Force and Army Service Force personnel were assembled and informed of the facts outlined in the basic TWX. Immediately fol- lowing this formation, the Volunteer Flying Trainees were assembled and orientated in the same manner. This announcement had the anticipated results. The men who were in the three categories were outstanding students for the most part and this announcement struck a severe blow. On 10 April, the 23 Volunteer Flying Trainees were transferred to Scott Field, Illinois. Castleberry takes a swim. The last la p. September '43 class won all five track meets. Prior to their departure. �.- however, the Commanding Officer and his staff exerted Flying Training Command, Subject: "Instructions for Oper- special efforts to boost the morale of these students. On ating cro's, May and June 1944, File No. 353.11, dated I b April, 50 former Army Ground Force and Army Serv- 20 April 1944," necessitated changes in the routine courses ice Force men were transferred in grade to Fort Francis of academic instruction and in flight instruction. E. Warren, Wyoming, and on 19 April, 28 such men were the college faculty co-ordinator a new program was ar- transferred to the 78th Infantry Division, Camp Pickett, ranged to meet the changes in training plans. Virginia. to instructions contained in this letter, flying for April These were also given special attention prior to their departure. Through According enrollees had to be pro-rated not to exceed quotas set up (See letter, this Headquarters, Subject: "Entertainment for Men Relieved from Aircrew Training." by the CAA. File No. 353, dated 20 April 1944.) thorized quota plus 25 per cent could be flown during the These regulations stated that the only au- period of one month; consequently approximately 75 stu- The second group of students from an "A" po~1 reported dents will not be subjected to flying training. for duty at this station 18 April from Freeman Field. This During the remainder of The 20th College Training Detachment (Aircrew) was the month, 135 trainees were transferred to this station, disbanded as of 2359, 30 April 1944, per authority con- making a total of 249 April enrollees. tained in General Orders No. 30, Headquarters, Eastern group consisted of 114 trainees. On 22 April, 88 graduates were transferred from this Flying Training Command, and in its stead the 2171 sf AAF Base Unit (College Training, Aircrew), was organized 000 I, station to Pre-Flight School, Maxwell Field, Alabama. Instructions from Headquarters, Army Air Forces Eastern I May 1944. AI �SUPPLEMENTAL HISTORY- MAY 194425 JULY 1944 On 25 May 1944, 90 Aviation students, having completed training at this detachment, were transferred to Spence Field, Moultrie, Georgia, to enter On-the-Line training. The commissioned personnel and all Aviation students of the detachment participated in the Memorial Day parade from Centre College to the Danville Cemetery, where the ceremony was conducted, and then returned to the college. This Headquarters received General Order No. 28, Headquarters, Army Air Forces Training Command, Ft. Worth, Texas, dated 9 June 1944, designating 25 July 1944 as the date this detachment is scheduled to inactivate. On Sunday, 25 June 1944, at 1630, the final review was conducted in Farris Stadium. The mayor of Danville, Centre College president, and other officials, together with the officers of the detachment, were present in the reviewing stand. Approximately 500 residents of Danville and vicinity attended the ceremony. At 1200, 26 June 1944, flight training was discontinued completing 11,373 hours and 10 minutes. At 1600, 26 June 1944, all academic activities were discontinued. On 28 June 1944, 62 Aviation students were transferred to Blytheville Army Air Field, Blytheville, Arkansas, four were transferred to Courtland, Alabama, and the balance of 229 were transferred to Greenwood Army Air Field, Greenwood, Mississippi. �Opon the · discontinuance of training and the subsequent shipment of all Aviation students, the permanent party personnel were transferred on the dates as indicated: Medical Department enlisted men transferred 29 June 1944. Capt. Harry T. Wilson, Jr., Medical Officer, transferred I July 1944. 1st Lt. C. H. Perry transferred 4 July 1944. 2nd Lt. Ralph J. Pucci transferred 4 July 1944. Sgt. Clabby, Sgt. Carlton, Sgt. Griffin, Cpr. Herrmann, Cpl. Short, and Pfc. Reprogle transferred 16 July 1944. Major A. B. Caine, Ist Lt. C. E. Spurgeon, T/Sgt. Alan G. Burns, and Cpl. Smith remained on duty at this station to complete final inactivation, including disposition of all Govemment issued property, disposition of records, etc. Property accountability was transferred to ASTP property officer, Headquarters, Fifth Service Command, Ft. Hayes, Columbus, Ohio, 17 July 1944. Sgt. Burns and Cpr. Smith transferred to Greenville Army Air Field, Greenville, Mississippi, and were placed on detached service at this station 17 July 1944. Major Caine transferred to Smyrna Army Air Field, Smyrna, Tennessee, and 1st Lt. C. E. Spurgeon transferred to Laredo Army Air Field, Laredo, Texas. Ef- fective date of transfer 25 July 1944, but both officers remaining on detached service at the detachment until relieved by TWX from Maxwell Field, Alabama. Pursuant to General Orders No. 28, Headquarters, Army Air Forces Training Command, Ft. Worth, Texas, dated 9 June 1944, the detachment disbanded effective 25 July 1944. �- - - -- -- .... .... .... FFICERS Top , left to right : Lt. Perry, Major Caine, Ca pt. Wilson, Lt. Spurgeon, Lt. Pucci. Bottom, left to right: Lt. Perry, Capt. Robertson, Lt. Joseph, Capt. Wilson , Lt. Pucci. �First row, left to right: Cpl. Smith, Sgt. Clabby, Sgt. Burns, Sgt. Pridgen , Cpl. Griffin. Second row: Pfc. Reprogle , Cpl. Short, Cpl. Dahms. First row, left to right: Cpl. Little, Sgt. Pridgen, Sgt. Burns, Sgt. Clabby. Row: Second Pvt. Thornburg, Cpl. Griffin, Sgt. Vance, Pvt. Lundy, Pvt. Herrmann. - FFICERS - - ..... NON~COMM.lSSIONED ... .... - �MR. CHARLES MANNING MR. HARRY FITZPATRICK Mathematics Mathematics MR. JOHN H. BILES MR. ROBERT STEELE MR. HARLAN KRIENER Mathematics Physics Physics MR. RAY LANE MR. CLARENCE E. HEFFELFINGER MR. EARLE T. BRACH MISS CLARECE NICHOLS Geography Geography History Librarian THE FAClJLTY 46 I OF �MR. ERNEST WOFORD MR. WALTER W. STEFFEY MR. ELMER COYLE MR. HUGH D. NOE Physics Physics Physics Physics MR. PAUL COOP MR. JOHN W. COOPER MR. LOUIS LOCKE MR. WALTER GREENWOOD Physical Training English English Physical Training MR. WILL D. GILLIAM History MR. JOHN J. STEIGER Buildings and Grounds THE20 47 TN c. MR. JACK DURHAM Physic. T. D. MR. HERBERT MEYER Business Manager PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE MR. WEST T. HILL English MR. CHARLES G. TALBERT Physics MR. EDWIN KUBALE Physical Traininll �AIBCBEIV STlJDENTS Arthur K. Rubenstein. Arnold W . Rubin . Charles M. Rubin , Julius W . Rubin. Nitchell Rubin . Nathan G . Rubin , James F. Ruch , Jr., Vincent J . Rudnick, Steve Rudnyk, John R. Ruehle , Walter P. Rupert, III. Alexander Rusecky, David M. Russell, Wayne P. Ruth . John L. Rutherford. Herbert R. Rutland . Jr., Russel J . Rutledge. James V. Ryan , Thomas P. Ryan , Robert W . Ryerson , Charles K. Sebring, Charles F. Seeburger, Vesan Seferian , Henry C . Segal , Robert A. Seida . Robert A. Seitz, Roy H. Sellegren, Sanford Sellers, III , Lorin B. Sellers, Jr., Vernon T. Sellers, Howard H . Sells. William L. Seltzer. Wendell H. Semelroth. Edward Semich, Wayne H . Senecal, William S. Senn, Lincoln G. Seguin . Walter J . Sere met. Andrew J . Serfozo, Henry G . Sessler , Charles C . Seward, Jr., Paul D. Shaffer, Jr., John C . Shahbaz, Richard G . Shanklin , Jr .. Patrick D. Shannon . Richard E. Shanor, Wilb'e rt T. Shanor, Earl J . Sharp, Jr .. Vincent C . Shatlock, Alcide L. Shaw. Warren D. Shaw. Jay S. Shawyer. Robert R. Shearer. Allen D. Sheakley, Parke E. Shee, Robert D. Sheeley. Robert E. Sheep . Thomas D. Sheets, Paul G . Shelton , Robert F. Shenk. William R. Sheppard, Daniel Sherban. Bernard L. Sheridan, Morton S. Sherman, Berl J . Shimel, Louis E. Shinn . William C. Shinn. Richard C. Shoop, Jack Shrager, James H. Shroads, Kenneth C . Shugars , Asa W. Shuler, William R. Shupert, James S. Shuster, Francis A. Sidorek. Martin H . Siefert, Samuel E. Siegel, John Z . Siegfried. Donald L. Sigurd. Edward L. Silar , Theodore I. Silar. Sidney J. Silcock , Edward A . Silverman , John E. Silverman, Ralph J. Silverman. Leon A. Simkins , Dale W . Simmerman . Vernon J . Simmerman, John W . Wallace, Jr., Harvey P. Walter, "John D. Carpenter. "Richard G . Carver. "Lars E. Cassell , "Alexander R. Cattanach, "Clinton M. Cavett . "Junius W . Chadwick. Jr ., "Lyle H. Chandler. "Robert G. Chilton, "Wilber T. Clonts. "Louis F. Long, "Howard F. Miller, Jr.. "John E. Miller. Charles K. Ryman . Jr., Joseph A. Seth, Jr., Edward J. Sharpless, Stacy C . Sherwood , Cornelius P. Shields, Jr .. Frank W . Shirey. Cecil 1 . Shivers , William R. Silvey, Jr. "Entered April I. 1943. First Row, Left to Right: Herbert R. Rutland , Jr .. Adjutant; David M. Russell , Commander: Nathan G . Rubi n, Supply Office r. Second Row, Left to Right : Richa rd C. Shoop, Squadron Captain ; Charles C . Seward. Jr " Sq ua dron Adju ta nt: John E. Silverman, Squadron Adjutant ; William R. Shupert. Squadron Captain: Alexander I\usecky. Squ a dron Captain ; Theodore I. Silar, Squadron Adjutant ; Russell J . Rutledge, Squadron Adjutant ; J ohn R. Rue hle , Sergeant Major. Third Row . Left to Right: Louis E. Shinn , Squadron Adjutant ; Henry C . Segal, Flig ht Li eu te nan t; Wilbert T. Shanor, Flight Lieutenant ; Robert E. Sheep , Flight Lieutenant ; William C . Shinn , Flig ht Lie ute nan t: Thomas P. Ryan, Flight Lieutenant ; Charles F. Seeburger. Flight Lieutenant ; Richard G . Shanklin . Flight Lioutena nt: Will iam R. Sheppard , Flight Lieutenant; Patrick D. Shannon, Flight Lieutenant ; Ralph J . Silverman , Flight Lieutenant; James F. Ruch , Flillht Lieutenant ; Paul D. Shaffer. Flillht Lieutenant ; Edward L, Silar, Flillht Lieutenant. 48 STlJDElVT OIF'F~C~BS �Ray R. Cannada , Frederick B. Capalbo , Neva F. Capitina, Harry W . Carlson, Jr. , David J. Carpenter. Thomas B. Carpenter, Benjamin S. Carter, Donald L. Cawein. Samuel R. Cessna, Robert G. Chaille , Melvin B. Chalfen, Samuel E. Chambliss, Jr., Henry D. Chandler. Jewell B. Chandler, Frank A, Chapman, Robert S. Charek , Harry M. Chase, Jr., Edward L. Cheek, William B. Cheney, Jr., Bernard Ch'esler, Virg il L. Christian, Jr., Theodore S. Cichocki, Clinton .W . Clark, Kenneth E. Clark , Benjamin G . Clarke, Norton T, Clearwater, Morton R. Clemons , Howard J . Cl ifton, Arthur A. Cline, William J. Clower, Leonard Clyde, William A. Cobb , William E. Cobb, Henry C , Cochran , John T. Cochran, Jr., George G . Cochrane, John R. Harris, Thomas G . Johnson . Thomas H . Johnson, Jr., William H . Kelly, Lionel T. King , Joseph Rubenstein , Frank L. Rud'esill , George A. Rudolph, Jr., James W , Ruland , Robert A. Rumbaugh . Francis U. Ruper, Roger A . Rusch, Theodore R. Rush . Frank R. Russell, John W . Russell, Lee R. Russell, John V. Ruth David E. Ryan , Frank A . Ryan, Jr., John T. Ryan, Maurice J. Ryan , Jr., Ray C . Rydeen, Jr., William H. Seesland, W ilfred R. Seiple , Warren R. Senn . Edwin R. Severn, James E, Sexton , Donald R. Seymour. Allen L. Shaffer, Horace Shankwiler, Ulrick F. Shaurette, Kenneth E. Shaw, Raymond E. Sheckard, Jr ., Ronald E. Shedd , Charles E. Sheffi"eld , Jr. , Joseph E. Shelton , Jesse C . Shepard , Thomas H. Sherloc k, Donald E. Sherman , Joseph M. Shidel , Albert J . Shimek, William C . Shoemaker. STlJDENT OFFICERS 49 �.fIIHCREJV STIJDENTS Edgar P. Canty. Warren E. Carmony, Charles E. Carpenter Ramoth M. Carpenter, James D. Carroll . Fred l. Carson , Sam Cartner, Robert B. Cartwright. Thomas C . Cartwright, Ralph R. Case , Robert T. Casey. Walter J . Cashwell, Jr. , Frank R. Caskey, Walter M. Cassidy, Jr .. Samuel C . Catherwood , III . Kenneth G . Caghman , Jr .. Donald R. Cawood . Inman l. Chambers, William S. Chambers, Jr., Carl A. Chaney, Emil Chapanar, John E. Chapin, Robert F. Chapin , Dean D. Chapman. Grover A. Charsha , Donald C . Cheney, Walter F. Childress, Walter A. Chojnowski, Earl P. Christensen . John H . P. Cilley, III , Allan J . Clark , Arion R. Clark, Douglas B. Clark. Jr., Harold D. Clark, James I. Clark, James R. Clark, Leroy Clark, Jr. , Ollie H. Clark . Robert B. Clark, Spurgeon W . Clark, Jr., Thomas W . Clark, Walter D. Clark, Jr., Harold Clayton , Robert G . Clegg. Hubert D. Clemmons, Jr .. Bradley F. Cliett, Jr., Duane E. Close . Carl E. Cobb , Charles S. Cobb , Kenneth L. Coble . Thomas P. Cockrell . John H . Hall , John R. Hall , James P. Harris, Jr .. Robert G. Hughes. Milton D. James . Jr .. Truman G . Johnson, Vanley T. Johnson, Milton S. Jon·es . Robert W . Jones, Walter S. Kelly. James R. King. Irving A. Lewis . Robert L. Marshall. Kenneth F. Martin . Reese S. Martin, Richard L. Martin . James H. Miller, Milton J . Rude , Jack H. Rush, Robert C . Rust, Edward T. Ryan . Okey Ryan, Jr., William H. Ryan. Edward M. Seiter, Leroy J . Seligman , Joseph J . Sershen, Jr .. Arthur J. Seuffert, Melvin V. Seymour , William R. Shaw. James L. Shea, Morton Sheffler, Herbert L. Sherman. Jr., Alexander S. Sherry, Paul J . Shonborn, James R. Shotwell . Jr., Donald R. Shumaker. Anthony J . Siani , Roosevelt Sidote, William T. Simmerman. STlJDENT OFFICERS 50 �Edwin O . Caldwell , Mario Capponi, Marion S. Carlin , Sydney F. Carne , Jr., Herman H . Carnell, Aubrey L. Carpenter. Jr. , Ray E. Carraway, Ralph S. Carroll . Jr .. Walter J. Carroll, Floyd A. Carson . Le'e R. Carter, Robert A. Cary, Michael Cascone, Henry H . Case, James T, Cash , Raymond J . Cashen , Clint D. Castleberry, Jr. , Gerald Q. Cecil, Jr. , William L. Certain, III, Francis A . Chab, Lyman R. Chamberlain, Kenneth G. Chambers, Joseph R. · Chance , Alfred J . Chandler, Noel L. Cheatham , Ernest W. Chegwidden. Joseph M , Cheney, William T, Cheshire, James M. Chesnutt, Benjamin G . -Childs, Marvin O . Christman, Mitchell A , Ciszewski, Harry O . Clagett, Jr. , Howard B. Claiborne, Harrison B. Clancey, Jr. , Arnold H . Clark, Buell R. Clark . Charlie Q . Clark. John , D.. Clark, John F. Clark, Raymond S. Clark, Nobl'e H . Clarke, Jr., N. E. Clarkson, Jr" Gordon C . Clay, Norman W , Clendinen, Bernard J . Cler, Hubert R. Cleveland , Ray Clinton . Silas E. Cloud, Ernest F. Coble, Jr., Wallace W. Coburn, John Cocker, III, Alex E. Cockman, Jr ., George A. Frehling. Maynard S. Hughes, Mikell G. Hughes, Thomas M. Johnson, Robert D. Jones. Walker W , Jones, Jr. , John C . King, Jr., Ralph Littman , Thomas C . Long, Jr., Neil E. Lorge , Isaiah K. Miller, John N. Moore. Grover W . Penberthy, William J. Roth, Elmer R. Rudlowski, John R. Rumbaugh, Daniel A. Ryan, Ralph C . Ryd e r, Edward A. Sauer, Edward H . Servis, James D. Shaffer, Leo Shapiro, Alfred C. Shay, Ray H . Sheler, Richa rd E. Sherman, JOs'eph H . Shewell , Jr. , Ellis V. Shifflett, Arthur C . Shirk, John F, Shultz, Jr. , Mecislaus T. Siatowski , Anthony J . Sikora , Richard J . Walters, Lynn B. Whipple , Clint K. Wilkins, Paul W. Wills, Frank E. Wilson , Raymond H . Wolf, S TlJlJENT OFFICERS Sf �.IIIBCREIV STlJDENTS Clark L. Aubel , Robert V. Baker. lewis Bass. William A . Ca ri co. William H. Carithers, William A . Carlisle. John R. Carlson , Jr., William B. Carlton . James ,M . Carmichael. Jr., Arthur Carne. Frank B. Carroll, Jr ., Brady A. Carson . Edward M. Carler. luther F. Carter. James W . Cartwright. Alfred J. Casper. Arthur J. Catalano . William E. Caughman, Jr., Harry J . Cernelich. Joseph l. Chancey. Owen R. Chapman , George A. Chastain. John H. Chastain. Jones A. Chastain, James R. Chelf. Frank M. Childers. Jr .. George ChiImar. Robert T. Christian, Andrew M. Clark , Jr ., Arthur Clark. Jr ., Richard R. Clark. Roberl H. Clark, Russell B. Clark, lawrence R. Clarke, Marion C . Clarkson, Jr .. Edw in J. M. Clemens. Kenneth P. Clements. William F. Cline, Jerry B. Clinger . Dwight E. Clossen, Russell R. Coates, Roy K. Cocanougher, Philip H . Coe, John E. Hall, James T. Harris. Jr .. Jesse B. Hill . Joseph B. Hill. Jr .. Walter P. Johnson, Robert Edmond Jones. Robert Edward Jones. William J. Kelly, Donald l . Klebenow, William A. Knuese . Harold N. Kreisinger. John G. lane, Ernest S. lengyal, Warren E. lewis, Robert S. long . John G . lotter, Glenn G. MacDonald . Burton K. Maclachlan, Edward V. Maculaitis. Bernard F. MalysI , Robert C . Manthey. Michael C . Markovish, Richard H. Marshall, Jam'es I. Marten, Arthur C . Mcintyre , William A. Meyer. Jack W. Milkey. James W . Miller, John R. Miller . Jr., Joseph F. Moore, Jr. , Frederic D. Neagle , William R. Neilson . John E. Nergard . Robert W . Newgren, John F. Nortness, Walter J. Obuchowski , Jr.. Austin E. Opp·e nlander. Kenneth R. Owens, Archie l. Peak, Philip H. Poser, Jr .. Ray E. Randall . Rboert C. Reed, Marvin N. Reinhart. George W . Robinson, Gle nn J . Royer, Harro l . Scharbau, Jr., James E. Wagner. STIJIJENT OFFICERS 52 �Oren L. Audd. William R. Aven . Warren A . Baker. Henry F. Baldwin. Jr .. Harley J. Ball·ew. Jr .• John Bastak. Guy N. Benefield. David E. Bing. John E. Bissell. Earl H. Blakeley. William T. Boyce . William l. Boyer. John J . Bradley. Otis Brady. Dudley M. Bramm . Carl W . Braun. Waldemar D. Brian . Cletus A . Dietz . Eric J. Friesen. Dale W . Garfoot. Thomas E. Garrison. Eugene E. Hook. WiI:iam H . Houston . K'eith M. Johnson. Walker C . Kinsman. Seymour M. Klein . Ralph A. Kluepfel . Clarence R. E. Knetsch. Kenneth E. Kouder. Arthur C . Kraft. Anthony Krenzer. Jr .. George T. Krueger. Calvin H. Kuiper. Samuel A. Kusinitz. Edward H . Lang. Jr .. James M. Lang. William L. Leahy . Ortiz E. Lean . Harold B. Lee. Norbert H . Leeb . Junius Leonhirth. Edward J . Lewis. Wi,lliam J. Lytton. Ellis P. Maas. Charles F. Madden . Mark W . Mahar. LeRoy W . Maiors. Raymond J. Makowski. 'Joseph D. Marlowe. Fred J . Masek . Jack H . Mayer . Robert C . McCartney. Jack B. McElveen. Thadd'eus J . Menderak. Gerald H. Metcalfe . Theron B. Meyer. Earl H . Mohnsen. James F. Mollohan. Claude E. -Morris. Russell E. Murto. George R. Naimy . David E. Oberg . William F. O ' Brien, Henry F. Okray. Daniel J . Osko . Sam T. Palazzolo, Thomas G . Pass, Ferdinand E. Perry. Zadoc C. Phoebus, Joseph A . Pistono . Arthur E. Pitts. Jr., Orson F. Poley, Jr., Robert L. Price, Donald T. Putnam . Francis K. Race . Victor W . Radloff. Raymond G . Raedel . Ambrose G. Rasmussen . Russell W . Rhodes . Russ'ell J . Riesche , Rosario L. Rigoli , Jason O . Riley . Thomas D. Roberson, Joseph S. Rubello, Thomas L. Salvate. Edward F. Sanders. Quentin Smith . Martin J . Strickler. John M. Van Meter, Nicholas Voni. STlJDENT OFFICERS 53 �.IIIRCREJV S7~lJDENTS Alfred J . Baldwin, Earl R. Berliew, Bror C . Boriesson , Jr" Jerry F. Boutwell, Melvin D. Branse, Billie J . Buntz, James J. Burrill , Jr .. Rafa'el F. Calderon , Jesse Casaus , Donald M. Castor, Allen G , Cedilote, Harold H . Davis, Harold C . Dilley, Louis R. Donnelly, Joseph W . Draper , Jr ., Harold D. Driggers , James D. Dunn , Thomas G . Dye , Forrest A. Elliott . Joe R. Emerson, Charles B. Evermon . Edward E. Ference, John C. Fly, Laurence W . Fontaine, Samuel E. Ford. Wayne O . Fournier , Arlie L. Freer. Don F. Friend, Thomas A. Fuller, John D. Garner, Vade W . Giles. Aaron Gittelman . Travis K. Gregg , Roy S. Gullickeen , Harland M. Hagen, Harold H. Hamby, Rob'e rt L. Harn'ess, Ercil E. Hartman . Gene Hashimoto. Clark Haws, Ignatius J . Huacuia, Robert H. Hughes . Walter Jones , William F. Kahn, George N, Key. Ernest E. Kohler, George L. Kresa, Angelo C . Labuz'eta, William J . Larsen, Dale E. Layton, Thomas L. Lehner, William C. Leighnor, James C . Loggins, William H . Long, Jerry P. Lynch. Mike J . Matanich . Warren H. McDaniel . Harold L. Mercer, Carter L. Nelson , David S, Neubert. Joseph N, Payne. Alfred E. Pehlke , Arthur Petry, James A. Pipes, James R. Player, George A. Polacheck . Norman M. Pope, Jack A. Quee. Milton M. Raff, GI'e nn M. Riley, John Roulic , Ronald H . Rowland, Lawrence W . Ryser, Elden S. Schrampfer, Joseph W . Scott, George B. Siegrist. Jr .. Alex Sitnicki, Eugene F. Skiba, Edward M. Smith . Walter K. Smith , William L. Spencer Lloyd B, Steel·e . Richard K. Terrell, Norbert W. Thyrion, Otis K. Tichenor, Arthur H, Todd, William I. Truitt, Jr" William F. VincIi , Billy L. Weaver, Herbert Yankellow. STVDENT OFFICERS 54 �Harry R. Anderson, William L. Apfel, Herbert E. Augustine, Roger J. Barbieri . John R. Bebinger. Daniel E. Bergan , Jr.. Martin E. Binnion, Jr ., James C. Blancett, Jr., Marvin L. Blancet, George T. Blaylock . Jr., Word Blocker. Joseph L. Blydenburgh . William Bradley, Edwin G. Brashear. William E. Brennan . Rex D. Brown , Ray mond R. Buckley, Harold A. Bugge, Roland J . Bunten, Jr .. Wadus H. Burnaman, Edward J . Butler. Lawrenc'e R. Caldwell. Gordon V. Carlson. Fred W . Chaffin. Russell M. Cheever. Bernis M. Choate. Weaver J. Christian, Raymond l. Cleveland . Theodore V. Clum, James E. Coburn . Donald F. Cooper, Osa F. Corley. Jr .. L'e igh B. Cornell. Jack R. Cou/shon . Robert L. Craig . Warren H. Crane. George A. Cummins. Gregory H. Dahe ... Eugene C . Damrel, Philip J . Davidson . Robert F. Dennis. Jesse Devine. Jr. , Arthur C . Drager, John M. Duty. Alvin V. Eckert. III. George E. Emge , Jack H. Evans . Willis L. Everett, Robert H. Foster. Walter E. Franklin , Truman ' G . Gaddis, Carlos G . Garza. Jack L. Giesenschlag , James l. Gill, William E. Gilliam , Fel ix B. G ilmore , Harold C . Gloeckler, Jr .. Wilburn A. Goebel . Francis P. Goertz, Harold C . Gohmert. Guy H. Gray. Jr" Donald R. Gunderson, Gus Habich. Jr., Leymond 0 . Hall, John W . Hamilton . William E. Harkey . David B. Harnden, Jack E. Harris. Charies E. Harvey. Kenneth M. Haunschild . Robert Henderson. Ronald E. Hertlein . Thomas M. Holland, Jr., J . L. Hutchison . Donald A. Jacobs. Olin W . Johnson, Howard W . Joplin, Joseph F. Kaspar. Jr ., Maurice D. Kidd. Oscar A. Killgore, Jr .. Irvin G . Kirsch . John N. Kovich, Kenneth C . Lamb. Vernon J . Lanham , James V. Leak, Jr., Don l. Lowry, Clinton E. Lundquist. Lou is J . Luz. Clyde N. Morgan. Eugene Weisberger . S T - lJ DEN T OFFICEBS 55 �Nunzio P. Addabbo, Michael A, Amico, William R. Andrews, Julian J, Aronowsky, Joseph J . Attridge, Harry J. AIli, Thomas F. Bachy, Donald E. Baker. Felice R. Balestra , Charles F. Ball . Elmer A. Barcewicz. Berna rd Bartley. Calvin Batchelor, Alfred D. Bates, Joseph A. Beaugrand, Clarence A. Becker, Francis J. Belanger, Joseph F. Benza" Edward D. Berland. Charles W. Bidwell. Owen S. Billman . Franklin H. Bird, Jr., G'e orge S. Bocchieri, Clarence D. Boiley. Vernon F. Bonhotel. Henry J . Borowski. Warren J. Bossman , Thomas A. Bottomley, Jr., William A. Brasser, Jr., Harry L. Bristol, Robert A. Brooks . Jack Brown. Robert L. Busch, Vincent J. Carbone. Leif A. Carlsen, Mortimer S. Carman. Raymond W . Carp'e nter, William W. Cartozian. Charles W. Cavanagh, Jr ., Dominic Celentano , George H . Chant, Morton M. Charnley, Jr .. Paul D. Church . Vernon E. Collier. John F. Collins. James F. Comerford, Patty Condelles. Russell J . Connors, Robert E. Coulon . Watson D. Cramer, Harry J . Eberhard, Ralph B. Garman . Kenoeth W. Gutshall. J . C . Henderson, Eug'ene D. Hightower, Jr .. Jerome O. Krivenek, J . Keith Lancaster, Roy R. Largent. Vincent J . La Scola, Duncan K. Law. John S. Lawrence, Edwin Layne. Francis X. Ledwith. Kenneth T. Lee. Richard W . Lees. Ralph W . Leister, James J . Mastopietro. Clymer M. Noble. Jr ., Eugene M. Sirak, Stephen F. Spencer, Edwin J. Temmel . Lawrence H. Tober, John J. Uzdilla, William O . Voermann, William C. Voron, Wilbur G . Wagner. Grant W . Walizer, Robert J . Watson. G'e orge R. Webster, Charles E. West. STllD E NT OFFICEHS 56 �William R. Angsten, Howard C. Bianco , Willard E. Bolinger, Russell I. Bradley, Robert W , Brentlinger, Harvey E. Brien , William L. Brindza, John G . Brown , Frank L. Clark, Robert P. Cox, Vincenzo F. DeGrazia . John S. Dobbins, Thomas R. Donnelly, Edwin S. Dressing , Jr. , John R. Edgeworth, Frank J . Francus. Edward S. Gembara , Harold P. Gunty, Werner K. Hafer, Thomas W . Harker, Philip Hines, Harold P. Honeycutt, Wilbur C . Huff, W illiam C. Irons, Joseph L. Jackson, Leslie G . Jacobs, George C . Jefferis, Charles A. Johnson . Robert L. Kinard, Edward J . King, Vernon A. Kirkpatrick, Roy H. Koepke, Frederick Kohan, Reginald S. Kortas, Royal R. Kotf , Jr., William J . Kouracos, Andor J. Kraut, Joseph I. Krebes . Edward J . Krejcha, Joseph E. Kressenberg, . Jesse B. Lakota, Albert H , Lamoureux, Charles W . Lesker, Arnold H , Laver, Daniel D, LaVoren'e, Robert E. Lawler, Glenn H . Leaderbrand, Donald F. Lenhardt, Robert R. Lenz . Jules P. Levin, Joseph Lewandowski . Milton B. Linka, Lloyd L. Linton , Claude E. Louis , Billy J . Love, William K. Lynch , George R, Mager, Olen O . Mann, Lyle F. McAfee, Wallace R. McBrayer, Waymond E. McVey, Frederick C . Moore, Jr ., Gordon G. Neidrauer, Millard A. Nelson, George J . Parker, William D. Perry, Lloyd G . Powell, Barney R. Pyle, Jr., Curtiss Ransome, Delbert B. Richardson, William G . Robey, Edward T. Romanowski Robert B. Rollman, Walter H . Schmid , William G . Schneider, Richard D, Schooley, Ronald P. Sea crist, James W. Shaughnessy, Dan E. Sheets. Robert F. Siler, David V. Smith, Wellie D, Tomlinson, Norman H . Weist. Wayne A. White, Robert W . Wi esler, John N. Willson , Robert W , Witzke, Julian R, Woloszyn, Robert D. Zerba , William P. Zima, STlJDENT OFFICERS 57 �.IIIBCHEW' STIJDENTS First Row, Left to Right : Edmund Golonsbe . Calvin Chamberlain , Pat Hayes, Glenn Dean , Karl Bird . Willis Conner. Second Row , Left to Right: Walter Hagenbuch , Raymond Groh . Carl Holloway, Max Edgerly . James Sharp . Robert Crozier, Earl Denham, Paul Emmorey . George Eisinger, Virgil Beckman. Third Row , Left to Right : Marion Vohland. Harold Francis , Kenneth Hanke . John Collier, William Dick. Kenneth Ferguson , James Hilger , John Anderson, Kenneth Clodfelter, Carm'e n Caliendo . Fourth Row. Left to Right : Robert Hedstrom, Leonard Fisher. Harry Barnthouse, Carl Davan. Peter Falasz, Thomas Davis, Hanso Dal Cason, Ernest Clawson , Hector Duthie , Frederick Fox, Robert Dolve, Fifth Row, Left to Right : Richard Frownfelter, Harry Decker. Russell Finch, James Frutchey . Billy Botts. James Dougherty. Wesley Eaton , Dan Bower, John Carlisle , John Dahl. John De Shano, Donald Gildner , Sixth Row , L'e ft to Right: John Farron. Jim Wendorf. Paul Fors, Edward Dolina . Herman Barton . Duane Biggs , Russell Dressler, Glen Bandy. George Greenfield, Robert Bunce. Robert Day, Seventh Row, Left to Right : D'e lbert Gerken. Milton Eriscon, Sidney Hill, Elton Hunt. Pat Sampoli . Robert Bittner, Lee Booker, Harold Johnson , James Goodwin, James Everett, Jack Der Hoogasian, Max Crouch . First Row, Left t o Right : Patrick Hayes, Squadron Commander ; Glenn Dea n. Group Commander; Karl Bird, Sq uadron Comman der. Second Row , Left to Right: Walter Hagenbuch , Flight Lieutenant; Carl Holloway, Flight Lieute na nt; Max Edgerly , Flight Lieutenant ; James Sharp, Flight Lieutenant ; Robert Crozier, Flight Lieutenant ; Paul Emm orey, Squadron Adjutant ; Earl Denham . Flight Lieu t enant. Third Row , Left to Right: Raymond Groh, Fligh t Li eutena nt; Calvin Chamberlain , Squadron Adjutant ; Virgil Beckman , Squadron Sergeant; George Eisinger. Sq ua dron Sergeant. Fourth Row, Left to Right : James Frutchey, Flight Lieutenant; Jim Wendorf, Flight Ueutenant; Edmund Go lonsbe , Group Supply Officer ; Willis Conner, Group Adjutant; Billy Botts, Flight Lieutenant. 58 S TilDE'J..Ja1t'TT O'F'F~C'EBS �"' --,~....-.---- First Row. l:eft to RighI: William Sapp . Maurice Verbeke, Alfred Damalakas, George Schlill. Eslon C . Turner . Thomas Sheldon, William J . DougherlY. Junior G . Topp, Waldemar Spitzer, William S. Trebilcock. Eugene Sullivan, Cl arence Updike. Jack Klolz. Second Row. Left 10 Righi : Jean W. Thompson, Watson A. Truax. Roberl Shroyer, Warren Gordon. Howard Robinson , Joseph Sixla , Carl M. Swenson, Russell Condil, Ben Tharp . Doug Steeves, James Allison, Henry Stokes, Rocco Privatera. Herman Peterson, Frank Pinchick. Third Row, Left to Right: Carlelon Rusl, Charles F. Apgar, Glen Shorl, Malcolm Eldridge, William Wagner, Lee Smilh . Charles Slahl, Mel Searway, Kennelh Wagle , Leslie Reynolds. Dwighl Roush . Pal Rooney , Roberl Weikle. Virgil Sanders . Fourlh Row, Left to ilighl : Charles Young . James Ray. Jack Schwied, Earl Pirre, Jack Pickthorn. Samuel Richards, Wilson Sechrist, John Ronayne . Wayne Travis. John Swartz. Russell Soduski. Henry Schlachter, Gary Wiersma, A!an Beck. Fifth Row . Left to Right : James Quinn . Wilson Weakley, Wendell Yerxa. Andrew Waldsmilh . Robert Trapp , Arlhur Wagner, Th'eodore Zakas, Raymond Wadlington. George Vasilakos. Roy Vrchota, Charles Sleter, Kilian Spieker, Lemyuel Shaffer . Sixth Row. Left to Right: Calvin Wedmer, James Starr, Jack Sievert, John Sutler, Paul Vercoutere. Alvin Stepan. Robert Robinson. Homer Rust. John Reck. James Peter. Glenn Sarver, Raymond SlolI, Maurice Shoultes. STVIJENT OFFICERS First Row, Left to RighI: Maurice G . Verbke , Thomas Sheldon, Raymond P. Stilwell . William J . Dougherly. Junior G. Topp. Waldemar E. Spitzer, William S. Trebilcock, Alfred R. Damalka s. Second Row, Left to Right : William C . Sapp, Jean W . Thompson, Russell Condit, Watson A. Truax , Charles R. Young, Jack Klotz, Carleton E. Rust. THrd Row, Left to RighI : Eugene A. Sullivan , Jr., George R. Schlitt, Paul J . Vercoutere . Clarence Updike, Eslon C . Turn.r. 59 �First Row. Left to Right : Lewis E. Brubaker. Frank A . Formoso . Albert C . Bassett. Gordon D. Elmquist. William N. Crawford. Colin D. Anderson. Erwin D. Farmer. Frederick L. Feldmeth, Jr. , William R. Eccles, Phelps M. Connell . William O . Boehmer. Raymond J . Drewencki . Henry J. Dunn , Kenneth H . Bryon . Second Row . Left to Right : Harland B. Armitage, William H . Dickey . Harr y I. And rews. Jr .• Joseph H . Austin, Jr., Walter J . Bowden, Robert S. Daniel. John W . Collins. Jr .. Joseph V. DuBay, Carl W. Engstrom, Robert '0 . Couch, Donald G . Ferree , Charles E. Follweiler , Michael E. Belotti, Albert G . Diege lman , Salvatore Frascinella. Roy S. Freid·es . Erwin L. Decker . Third Row . Left to Right: Ernest M . Fawce1l , Thomas Kozloski. Robert A. Diemer. John R. Black , Jr ., Kenneth C. Krout!. Ri c hard A. Caulkins. Vincent Cicala, Ed ward H . David. Albert B. Conklin. Edward J . Bryan, Jr., Cov M. Cornett. Charles R. Buckwalter, Luth'e r P. Brown . Jr .. Arthur L. Cloke . Paul R. Burkhart, Albert W. Daub . Fourth Row , Left to Right : Edward D. Baskin . Willis R. Ba rnett. John B. Cogburn, James F. Eaves. Elwood Burks, Richard Brown, Donald R. Brouse. Kenneth D. Bowser, Daniel B. Davis, Leigh A . Crockett. Paul A . Campbell , Richard W. Fairbrothe r. Lewis S. Button. Eug'ene I. Bassell. Fifth Row , Left to Right: Clayton B. Brasington, Sidney Coh . n, George Ball. Peter M. Bobick. Joseph D. Burns, Elston S. Brotzman. Lowell L. Blake . Walter A . Elmore. Alfred Demaro. John Dragos. James T. Hough, John E. Coope r. Sixth Row , left to Right: Leonard B. Abercrombie . Vernon L. Click. Robert H . Carrick. Jerome A. Blobner, Edward E. Bauman. James R. Bond , William A . Allen , Clarence M . Beck, Joseph W. Dawson . Jimmie J . Benaquis. Alan D. Beck. Harry J . Bates, J ohn M. Cory. William H . Anger . Fi rst Row . Left t o Right : Will iam N . Crawford . III . Gordon D. Elmquist . Colin D. Anderson . Erwin D. Farmer , Fre d erick L. Feldmeth . Jr. Second Row . Left to Right : Fran k A . Formoso , Albert C . Bassett. Lewis E. Brubaker. W illiam O. Boehmer, William R. Eccles. Phelps M. Connell. Third Row, Left to Right: William H . Dickey, Lowell L. Bl ake. Raymond J . Drewencki , Erwin L. Decker, Roy S. Freides . Henry S. Dunn . Jr. Fourth Row , Left to Righ t: Ha rla nd B. Armitage , George Ball . Ernest M. Fawcett, Sal vatore Franscinella , Albert G . Oiegelman, Jr . , Ke nneth H . Byron. 60 STlJlJENT OFFICERS �First Row, teft to Right; C , A. Harvey, C . E. Bragg , C . G . Holbrook, G . 0 , Gamble, J . D. Bozard , A . B. Cameron, C . F. Dittrich , G . C. Crow, W . E. Gantt. J . K. Carr, R. B. Kenner, H. L. James. Second Row , left to Right : W . C . Allen, H. M. Funk. R. S. Duncan , F. G . Grace , l. E. Hendricks, O. E. Gunter. H . J. Hall, B, C . Brown , W . E. Kinser , l. E. Chewning, C . R. Ford , R. W . Thomas , J . N. Kenney . Third Row. left to Right : W . D. Hayes , J . R. Harris, I. Grunebach, W . J . Kile , W . E. Kasparek, J . D. Berry , J . B. Elkins, W . E. Entrekin, T. J . Cagle, P. D. Bridges, J . E. Garrison. R. E. Kinsel , F. B. Chandler. Fourth Row, Left to Right: T. D. Fowler" H. A. Dozier, R. Beddow, R. E. Belleville , A, T. Anders , H . l , Corban , D. W . Dungan, G . Hewitt, J. T. Fauls , C . E. Dennis, H. L. Allen , C . E. Allison. H. G . laird. Fifth Row, Left to Right : F. L. Gabocy, F. H . Gillespi'e, R. A. Christoph . G . W . Cook, H. R. Green, W . D. Langston , R. C . Fox. V. D. Jordan , E. . C . Dawson , T.. S. Jordan , E. Abrams, W. J . Blanton . Sixth Row. left to Right : R. D. Nelson , E. S. C lar ke , A. C . Hamby, D. Kindig , G . Arnold, F. E. Kline, J . M. Garmon , J. G . Fidelman, I. J . Lippman , G . M. Sneathen , G . E. Clothier, E. H. Acree. Seventh Row, Left to Right : A. D. Bennett, A. J. Gre'en , D. T. Harryman, T. E. Curren , R. H . Brice, T. A. Laboon, R. H . Carrie r, T. W . Baker, J . E. Kenna , H. E. lampe. R. B. Lubien, W . P. Billingsley, W . R. Aughinbaugh . Class 44-C- ll . STI7IJENT OFFICERS WHO LEFT CENTRE COLLEGE MAY First Row, left to Right : H. l. James, G . O . Gamble, J , D. Bozard , A. B. W. E, Gantt, J . K. Carr, R. B. Kenner . Second Row. Left t o Right : W . C. C . E. Bragg , O . E. Gunter, L. E. Chewning , W , E. Kinse r , R. S. Dunca n, L. E. Hendric ks , F. G . Grace, H . J . Hall , B. C . Brown , R. E. Kinsel , Ford . 2 6, , <4 <4 Ca meron , C . F. Dittrich, G . C. Crow, All en, C. A. Harvey , C. G. Holbrook, H. M. Fu nk. Third Row, Left to Right: J , N. Ken ney, J . E. Garrison, C. R. �First Row, Left to Right: Paul H, Couture , Hugo A. Comis, Robert A. Clark, Harris E. Fish, Thomas J . Burke , Robe rt B. Buerhaus, Louis C . Bishop, Robert E. Danl, Frank E. Adams, Edward A. Bishop, Bernre Aleskovsky, Ralph Bettum, Henry F. Bell , John J . Doherty . John W , Croteau . Second Row, Left to Right : Robert M. Ballou , Edgar F. Fengler, Lawrence E. Fournier , Marshall Earley, Robert Druckemiller, Roger L. Forti'e r, Fred L. Ga le, Andrew F. Desrocher, Harold P. Fredericks . Edward H . Eyster, Charles H . Squires , Joseph L. Elia . Francis L. Doyle , Jr., Ellery Adams. Third Row, Left to Right: Le ster N. Freed , Henry G. DeVeau , George H. Erickson , Thomas J . Cussen , George H . Culver, Milchell Carey, Arthur R. Cashin , Celestino J. Boriolli, Robert R. Fisher, John J . Callahan , Ed Bloom , Stephen Bonatakis. Fourth Row. Left to Right: Jennings C. Gilotty, Ted Darby , Walter Eldredge , Alex Fedorenchik, Jerome Baiman , Roderick H. Cush ing, Raymond E, Duffy, Philip R. Doucette . First Row, Left to Right: K. B. Mattson , C . Norman, G , Rolby, C . Patterson , Calvin Magill , M. McGuidwin , John McCollum, W. Mehrtens, C. W . Miller, M, Lud ia rd, C , Pss , Juan Ramos, W . 'Olinger, N. Perko, C . Perkey, H, 'Odom , W . Norman , Second Row, Left to Right : T, W . McCormick, M, Ricks, R. L. McKenney, L. A. 'Masters , John Mays, J. N. Martin, E. Maydem , W , Zeuch, W , Jones, R. Madnerney, Robert Martin, K. Mertens, R. Mickle , R. Michie, J , Plummer, 0 , List, E. Po rter, R, Lord , E. Lehman, F. Paris. Third Row, teft to Right: A. J , Haywood , G . Johnson , G . Packer, F. Neyhard, R. 'Olson, E. 'Osgoos, G. 'Oltman , N. Nova k, R, IMe ans, R. McBrayar, John McCann , S. ISlory, C . Penton, R. Petty, E. Pohl , P. Paugh, Fourth Row, Left to Right: R. Paulhamus, Louis Zeik. p, Nissen , E. McCu lla r, G , Miller, L. Jweid , F. Johanson , M. Pinsker, Philpott, G. Patterson, W . Phillips, R. Lambert. J , Min, J. Roessel , E. SchwarlI, J . Luskey, J . Patra y, Fifth Row, teft to Right: Jack Mangum , C . Mackie , R, Kumpilsch , R. McDowell , J , W . McColl , R. Parry, ' E. S. Marshall, John N, Martin , Jr., R. J. McClai~l E. Miles, J , Meeks, G . Lavoie, W . Postma , S, Popis, J . Powell , B, Seidman. Sixth Row, left to Right: H , Miller , Robert Lyons, Paul McDannel , Patrick IMcCue, G, L, Marcu s, 0 , Lykens , E. MacArthur, p. Patterson, W . Potiker, R. McGee, J . McLaughlin , D. 'O 'Connor, H . McLaughlin, W, Pocla, C , Piper, R. Seay, R. Payne, F. Peterso n. Seventh Row, Left to Right: J , Pollard , R. McNabb. D. F. Pan, R. Seale , George Manser, L. Nye , Herbert Martin , L. McKissick , F. McGowan, Frank Massey, D. W , McComb . W , Petrisky, J , Pokorny , E, Pollack, R, Pierson , W . Poston , A . 'Ohm , E. Mill.r . 62 �First Row . Left to Right : P. W. Fauntleroy. J. S. Hawes. V. Cresanti. R. A. Buto. N. Gass . S. J . KOllik. D. E. Cochran, N. P. Co kinos, P. R. Jordan. R. T. Booker, J . S. Breckinridge. G . A. Jackson , R. P. Becker. J . Manos. R. A. Lewis . C . B. Broughton . Second Row, Left to Right: B. Collmus. W. Lawrence. M. Brolman. L. R. Fusillo, T. P. Madul'ewicI, Keith Dawdy, F. LeMein. B. Davis, C . Dunn, W . J. Patridge, W . Lovelace . G . Jacobs, H. Hund, R. L. Parkhill. L. W. Brown. ' R. Hyslop, A . F. Mercurio, R. McKinley. Third Row, Left to Right : G . Burch , R. Foil. A. Mason . I. Donneleld, G . Faha, E. J . Johnson, W . F. KoontI. W . Heston. B. Fields. E. Hodge, J . O ' Hare, H . D. Meyers, F. Pia II, H . Miles. S. W . Bennett. M. H. Levine. G . N·ecessary. Fourth Row, Left to Right: A. Lavish . B. Finger. J. L. Lallan . N. Lees, N . Bank, H . Cohen . M. Bell, J . Kelly, H. Loveridge, K. Bells, D. Markley. E. Beam , H . HoelIie. W. Clay. E. Kepley. W . Keenen, R. Piler . Fifth Row , Left to Right : R. Golden, L. LeSter, C . Leary . C . E. Johnson . V. Politi . F. Moriondo, B. Coughlin. D. Moroney, R. Moshy, G . Curtis, A. Selke, B. P. Platshon . G . A. Lundquist, L. F. LeRoy, R. L. Curtis, A. P. Miller, D. A. Brown. F. .IIIRCREJV STlJDENTS Jenchen . First Row. Left to Right : Douglas E. Cochran . Berni'e Aleskovsky. Paul H . Couture, Robert E. DanI, Royston T. Booker. Nicholas P. Cokinos, Robert A. Clark . Second Row, Left to Right : Edward A. Bishop, Paul R. Jordan, Louis C. Bishop, Robert B. Buerhaus. Henry F. Bilski. Thomas J . Burke . Third Row, Left to Right : John J. Doherty, Francis E. Adams, Robert M. Ballou. Ralph Bellum , Hugo A. Comis, John S. Breckinridge . 63 STlJDENT OFFICERS �- - -- We Dedica - THIS PAGE TO THE FOLLOWING AVIATION STUDENTS WH,O - W 1: R E CAL LED I N TOO THE R BRA N C Hl S 0 F S E R V ICE BEFORE COMPLETING THEIR TRAINING AT CENTRE: -- The following Aircrew Students left Centre College April 16, 1944. (Picture Not Available) The following Aircrew Students left Centre College April 19, 1944. (Picture Not Available) ARENTZ, GEORGE E.. JR . BABICK, JOHN J. BAUMAN, CLARENCE E. BAINBRIDGE, JOSEPH H. BEYER. NORMAN E. BIRK, HOWARD A . DEUTSCH, ROBERT M. BRAKONIECKI, FRANK J. ERNSPIKER , JOHN 5., JR. BROADY, ELMER F. FRANKOVICH, ANDREW J . BURLEY. RUSSELL J. FRASCINELLA, SALVATORE BURNSIDE, DONALD l. FRANKEN. HARRY B. BURTON, WILLIS C . GALEX. IRVING I. BYERLEY, WENDELL C. GIFFORD, GEORGE G. CASPER, VERNON O. GOODE. ALLEN l. CHATHAM, ROBERT l. GOSLER, CHARLES E. GRAHAM, RICHARD K. CHURCH-SMITH , GEORGE A. GRAUBART, HERSHEL M. COBURN, LAWRENCE C. GRIFFIN, JOHN W . COLYER , KENNETH H . HAMILTON , ROBERT T. COMPTON, EARL G . HERSCH, ROBERT A. CONNOR . THEODORE F., JR . HOEKSTRA. MARVIN G. DAWSON, CHARLES l. HOLLINGSHEAD, HARRY W DeLONG . HENRY F. HOLMES, JOHN s . . DOLLASE, ROBERT D. HUERTA. JOHN F. GARDNER. CHARLES E. HUTSON , RAYMOND H HUTTON . HAROLD P . GOERNER , MASTON H . KING, JOHN C. . GOLDEN, PAUL F. LANIER, THOMAS F. GRAY, JOHN H . MILLIN, WILBUR GURWELL, DONALD C . NAGY. ERNEST HAMBEL, WILLIAM E. TAYLOR. HENRY 0 ., JR. HAMMOND , RUSSELL C . HILL. WILLIAM C . HINsKE, JOHN S. The following Aircrew St d t HITCHCOCK, BENJAMI N A. left Centre Col/ ege April 10 1~4~n s HORTON , ARTHUR E. (Picture Not Available) , . HUNTER, ERNEST D.. JR . ALEXANDER. ROBERT C JAHN. LEONARD G. ANDERSON, HENRY R 'JR KALINAK, MICHAEL S. AVERITT. JAMES C . . . BARNEY. COLEMAN JR KILROY. ROBERT C . BliCHARZ. EDWARD' F . KINSER, JAMES C . BOWDEN, HAROLD C . KLECHA, CH ESTER F. CAPSALIS. JAMES A . . KLINE, ROBERT l. COFFEY. JOHN G. KOFF. PHILIP COHEN, MYRON D'ARCY. JOHN J . KRUSKA, ARTHUR J. EATON. ALBERT S. LANCASTER, WILLIAM T. EMMER, FRED L LONDON. RAY B. FIRKEY, GEORGE' C MAYNARD, ROBERT l. HADDAD, EDWARD ' M ILLER, CLYDE l. HAYDEN JACK W GLASER, 'AllEN W : MILLER, ROBERT F. LAWRENCE, EBENEZER A MOTT. DIEHL C . LEE, SHUNG H . . ORR ITT, FREDERICK MOORE, PAUL J . PATTON , VAN K.• JR . PITTS, GLEN H . TIBBETT, JACK O . ROGERS, CHARLES D. WALDRON , JOHN P. TORNATORE, FRED R. WISE, ORVILLE l. , JR . TORRENT. EUGENE J .. JR. - - - ..... �Aircrew Students Who Left Centre College June 20, 1943 - (Picture Not Available) RUGGERI, ROBERT D. RUSSELL. RONALD H . RUTHERFORD . WILLIAM H . SCOLAVINO, FRANK M . SECHLER , ROY W . SELDERS , GILBERT R. W. SEXAUER . DONALD R. SEXTON , RICHARD W . SHAW. WILLIAM F. SHEPHERD, EDWARD V. SHICK, ROBERT L. SHUTIERS, PAUL E. ZELLER, LEWIS L. ���T HE First on the Flight Line. AIBPOBT ��GIG-MAsTERS Student Officers, May 1944. Sergeant Burns. Captain Robertson. 70 �Cpl. Thornburg. Lt. Perry. �A YOVNG EAGLE SPREADS HIS WINGS �I. Bill Allen 2. Jim Berry 3. Jim Bozard I. Harry Andrews & Co. 2. Duncan and Brown 3. Hayes & Co. 4. Ed . and Ted Silar 5. Ted Silar 6. Bob Couch 7. "Oklahoma" Stillwell 8. J. B. Elkins and Dick Brown �THE SIIES Clint Wilkins Dick Belleville I. Dave Carpenter 2. Retreat 3. Jack Sutler 4. Johnny Lotter 5. Bill Allen 6. Kenner, Hayes, Hendricks 7. Button, Burkhart 8. Bill Patrigue �THE SKIES Bill Santt I. Werner Hafer 2. Henry James 3. Syd Carne 4. Jack Milkey 5. The Sang 6. Aubrey Carpenter 7. Tom Sheldon B. Dr. Gill iam 9. K. P. , ' , , Jim Bozard �I. Palmer Bridges 2. Ralph Calderon 3. Ed & Ted Silar 4. Andy Clark 5. Russell Clark 6. L. Hall & R. Elkins 7. Joe Shidel B. AI Carrol & Neargard I. Harry Andrews 2. Harold Hoelzle �l LI ·FE I. Eager Beavers 2. Pull!! Pull!! 3. Payne. Perryman, Plummer 4. Werner Hafer 5. Next Flight line 6. Wolf Harvey 7. Ken Kouder" 8. Laboon 9. Hendricks, Cameron, Bozard, Belleville �•• THE I. Marty-KCW Ath- lete 2. Saturday Night '45 3. West Hall Lounge 4. College Camp �Datter Nolan Between Dances Biology Lab �I. "Little Pidgeons " 2. Bill Carico 3. Norbert Perko 4. T. S. Jordan 6. Robert R. Shearer 7. Doug Harryman 8. Don Gunderson 9. Oscar E. Gunter 10. John Huerta II. Bob Shearer BuJdies and 12. Gary Hewitt 13 . J . D. Berry 14. Bob Hersch 15. William J . Clower 16. Ernest Morgan Fawcett 17. Harold A. John son 18. Harvey Walter 19. Bob Ze rba 20. Raymond O . Wolfe 21. Clinton quist E. Lund - 22 . "Snake Hips" 23 . Joe Kenna 24. Bill Brown 25. Norbert Perco 26. Bill Zima and Dan La Vorene 27. Bill Billingsley 28. Luke Chewning 29. Wesley Brumky 30. Curtis Ransome and Bob Siler 32 . Joseph Shidel 33. Don Gunderson 34. AI Carroll 35 . Gene Acree 36. Raymond Buto 37. "Two Blind Mice " 38. Richard Woloszyn 39. Harvey Walter 40. Ray Wolf 41 . "Chick" 42. Bob Duncan 43 . Bill Norman 44. L. E. Chewning 45. Eugene Clark 46. Bill Bunce 47. Three Pals 48. Rusecky and Pals 49. Two Buddies 50. Clark, Corbon, Cogburn 51. Gr'uneback and Hall 52 . "Happy Cadet" 53 . Joseph M. Shidel 54. Carl Dennis 55. Eddie Ferris S6. Bill Daub 57. Ernest Fawcett 58. John M. Cory 59. William Lynch 60. Don Gunderson 61. Rex Brown �IN MEMORIAM In memory to those who have gone away , To those who have brought us cheer; We dedicate this little rhyme, to finish up thl. year. To those who 've left and those who will, We bid a sad adieu, But we, as K.C.W. girls. to them will still be true, . We' ll not forget their hand.ome smiles, Their muscles and their brawn, We' ll miss those little K·dets when they are finally gone. We'll miss the Park, the poX too l We'll miss our Sunday walks, We' ll miss the old front campus-our intellectual (1) talks. We'll miss the ringing of the bell To call us to the phone, The sound of a voice to cheer us when we are all alone . The reassuring presence of so many handsome men Inspires u. on throughout the week Till week-ends come again . But now we have so little time, So very much to sayTo tell those boys who've been our friend. We wish that they could stay. So-to those who' ve brought us happiness, Who've shared with us our fun, We wish to say-"We' li miss you. boys; Come back when war is won ." ��Of~ QIQ SlIlflfr ~ Officer-of_fhe_Qay . . . Corpora/-of-fhe_GUdrd . "Porky" Ulrich "Oklahoma" Sfillwell "Wolf" C. A. Harvey Guard_one-side_Of_Hedge . . . G'''d'''''''''d'''f'H'd,. p,,,,,,,,,, Om,,, , , . . . . ' , , , . , , ""f" C'".f, AI Co" ""ri", . CdPfain Wi/son ORDERS By GIG MA.STER "PORKEY" . Peddle FUller Brushes dff . Half a bOffle. er War. . Tub bafh in ice wafer. . Sleep in Coffin for 3/ d . o ne monfh's furlough . ays. . Courfmarfial. NOf kiss a girl for fhree monfh Bafhe daily in Fifch. s. . Hang from barbed . Wire • . Report daily fo Capfain eac drf fo Dr G'II' Wilson . T h CI . I lam. . ean all mirrors in N 6 . Say "AlJah" o. . . Washed Ouf. eVery fime he meefs Porkey. . Dishonorable dl' h . 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Ou of Porkey and ob " , ' " ' ' ' s' G'''d' , . G,,,, . b I Or a week. .." .. _ . . ser e c,'. '''''/Or EJ"Imlnafed . P" by'fM. '''' " ". . 'p .,.... O",m•. CI.., 'f . Promofed fo Group C ommandfJr. �\ORCES TRA!~~ t ~ °0 ~ ~ . UNIT£D 9TN£9 AI:liY $ ~ Certifieate of Serviee a AWARD CJo CENTRE COLLEGE OF KENTUCKY DANVILLE, KY. 0/ .!)n Recognition the meritoriouj Sel'l/ice IZndered the --4rm'f --4il" JOl'cej :Jl'aining Command, ::buring Woid War 11 ... 0/ :J,.aining: COLLEGE TRAINING r;])uration 0/ Sel'l/ice: 1943-1944 :Jh~ Certificate 0/ Sel'l/ice ij --4warded at: :J'fpe (AIRCREW) Headquarters Army Air Forces Training Command, Fort Worth, Texa~ 5hij ~T ::ba'f 0/ in the Year JULY 0/ Our ofol'J, One :Jhoujand nne !!~ndred and Jort'f-Jour. pre" n/.J 1,1/ : ~~~ Major General, U.S.A Sign.J _ _~~"'-"""-_ _ COMMAND I NG GENERA L A ~ t.4 Y ... ll FOICES 11 ... IHING COt.!t.4A,NO ro.4 C MXllV �oster �TBI FACULTY DEAN JAMES H. HEWLETT . .. . OF BETA CHMENT TBAINING 843 W. Lexington St., Danville, K y. COLLEGE 20TH THE PHYSICS MR. WALTER W. STEFFEY Austin College, Sherman, Tex. MR. CHARLES G. TALBERT Louisville, Ky. ENGLISH MR. LOUIS GLEN LOCKE . . . . . Southwestern, M emphis 12, Tenn. MR. ERNEST WOFORD MR. WALTER B. GREENWOOD MR. WEST T. HILL . • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . Indiana U., Fort Wayne, Ind. . MR. WILL D. GILLIAM, JR. . 206 Lavender St., Durham, N. C. • MATHEMATICS MR. JOHN H. BILES . . . . 448 S. Third St., Danville, K y. MR. HARLAN KRIENER Parkesville, Ky. MR. ELMER COYLE Springfield, Ky. MR. HUGH D. NOE . . . Owensboro, Ky. HISTORY MR. EARL T. BRACH . 642 Evergreen Ave., E. Lan sing, Mi ch. . • . . . . . . . • . • • . Stanford, Ky. MR. JACK DURHAM Danville, Ky. MR. ROBERT M. STEEL E Van Wert, Iowa PHYSICAL TRAINING . . MR. CHARLES MANNING MR. HARRY FITZPATRICK • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . 551 E. Main St., Danville, Ky. . . MR. EDWIN KUBALE . . Danville, Ky. MR. PAUL COOP . Campbellsville, Ky. Centre College, Danville, K y. • Windsor Court, Danvill e, Ky. . MR. JOHN W. COOPER . Danville, Ky. GEOGRAPHY LI BRARY MR. CLARENCE E. HEFFELFINGER MR. RAY LANE • .. . . Centre College, Danville, K y. 401 S. Main St., Rockford, III. MISS CLARECE NICHOLS • . . . . . • 345 Maple Ave., Danville, Ky. �MIIIiARY SiAFF MAJ. ALFRED B. CAINE . . . CAPT. HOWARD E. ROBERTSON . . . . 136 Monroe St., Long Island, N. Y. . 782 Roosevelt Rd., Chicago, Ill. . . . . . • Baltimore, Md. CAPT. HARRY T. WILSON, JR. . . • • 1ST LT. HURBERT W. HADORN . . . 1ST LT. GENE B. JOSEPH . . . 809 Euclid Ave., Martins Ferry, Ohio 1ST LT. CLARENCE H. PERRY . . . . SGT. JOHN LELONEK SGT. ROBERT JONES . . . • . . . . . . . . • . . . . • 2ND LT. EUGENE B. LAYTON . • . . . . . . . T /SGT. ALAN G. BURNS . . . . . . • . BTC No. 10, . . . . . • Lakeland, Ga. . . . . • • Rt. 5, Florence, Ala. 9527 Kaiser Ave., Detroit, Mich. Medical Dept., AAFCC, Nashville, Tenn. . Rt. 2, Andalusia, Ala. Greensboro, N. 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Blackford Ave., Evansville 3 '4 Ru sse ll St., West Lafayette '42 ~l. 35th St., Indianapo li s 1030 Columbia Ave., Fort Wayne HOLLOWAY, CARL F. 343 W. +th St. , Auburn Lapel H UERTA, JOHN F. 1438 Jefferson St., Gary JO NES, ROBERT D. KOONTZ, WAYNE F. 1926 East 21st St., Des Moines SMITH, . LEE E . SWARTZ, JOB K E. SWENSON, CA RL M . THARP, B ENJAM IN +12 Third St., Am es Box ,+2, Lawler Correctionville ~1. 8 16 VRCHOTA, R OY E. \~T IER SMA, LOVERIDGE, HAROLD L. MCCLINTIC, MORRIS E. MCKINLEY, R OBERT MARSHALL, ROBERT L. RR 2, Seymour 2328 Mapl e Street, Columbus RR 3, Kokomo 159 Sheetz St., W. L a fa yette GARY E. 13 Students FRIESEK, ER IC J. CU MMI NS, GEORGE A. G IL ES, BENJAMIN M. KEPLEY, ERNEST J. SILER, ROB ERT F. SITNICKI, A LEX SULLIVAN, EUGENE A. 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Broadwa y, Newton El.Llon·, FORREST A. CA RLI SLE, J OHN G. CARTWR IGHT, JAMES RFD \Vater loo KANSAS 1618 Pra iri e Ave., South Bend MIZ E, JAMES C. O'BRIEN, ~l ILl.IAM F. Daw~on , Nora Springs Hull Rt. 9 Stellhorn Rd., Ft. Way ne 519 Clayton Ave., Ft. Wa yn e 116 Main St., Grinnell JACOBS, DONALD A. 3615 S. W ebst e r St., Ft. ~lay n e CROUCH, MAX E. DAHL, JOH N C. DAVAN, CARL F. Linden Eight Stutients SILCOCK, SIDNEY J. 1627 S. Morto n Ave., Ev an svi lle CONNER, WILLIS B., III I, IOWA 226 Wa shingto n Blvd., Ft. Wa y ne RR CLARK, JAM ES R. ROBI NSON, ROBERT RR +1 2 Fulton St., J effe rso nvill e CLARK, B UE LL R. DAVIS, CLINT K. 2+10 S. Calhoun St., Fort ~I ayne CHELF, JAM ES R. CLOUD, SILAS E. COBURN, W ALLACE \V II~ KINS , +1\6 5 Massachusetts, Gary ~l . CECIL, GERALD Q., JR. CI-I ESCI-I I RE, WILLIAM T. Calhoun 401 Co ll ege St., Winchester 2528 Ridgewood Ave., Louisville 1710 Eastern Ave., Covington E lkton Cawood + Miami Pkwy., Ft. 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VOERMANN, \VILLIAM O. 1654 Darley Ave., Baltimore J. 7'9 Highwood Drive, Baltimore WHEATLEY, WILLIAM YANKELLOW, HERBERT ZE UCH, VVI NIFRED C. 30'0'1 Frisby St., Baltimore 2472 Keyworth Ave., Baltimore Rosemont, Halethorpe Branch MASSACHUSETTS 36 Students ANDERSON, HENRY R., JR. BARCEWICZ, ELMER A. BELMORE, HOMER F., JR. BONATAKIS, STEPHEN P. 8, Harlem St., Worcester 20'8 Fie ld St., Brockton 50 Bluff St., Worcester '7 Asinof Ave., Chicopee BOWDEN, HAROLD C. 16 Highland St., G loucester BUERHAUS, ROBERT B. 148 Harris Ave., Needham BURAK, EDMUND T. BURNSIDE, DONALD L. CAPSALlS, JAMES A. COFFEY, JOHN G. COHEN, MYRON Main St., Norwell 4' Frankl in St., Lowell 6+, HuntingtO'n Ave., Boston 5' Deerling Rd., Dorchester COUGHLlK, BRUCE R. COUTURE, PAUL H. D'ARCY, JOHN 79 Auburn Rd., Millbury J. DEGENNARO, PETER DUMAS, ARTHUR W. 97 Orchard St., Lynn 90' Providence St., Worcester 75 Armadine St., Dorchester 29 Wordsworth St., East Boston '10' Pleasant St., Fairhaven �EATON, ALBERT S. . ELDREDGE, WALTER C., JR. GAR Highway, Eastham EllA, JOSEPH CASHEN, RAYMOND J. Newton Rd., Amesbury 104 Myrtle St., Lawrence FISH, HARRIS E. 1871 Washington St., South Walpole FISHER, ROBERT R. . FRANCO, ALFRED V. . 211 Allen St., Athol GULLICKSEN, ROY S. LASCOLA, VINCENT J. LEDWITH, FRANCIS X. CLARK, JOHN F. 82 Elm St., Somerville 27 Francis St., Belmont COBB, WILLIAM E. YERXA, WENDELL H. COHEN, SIDNEY 60 Newburgh St., Roslindal e DAVIS, THOMAS W. BIRD,' KARL J. . Frontier, Hillsdale . . • . Marne 235 Fourth Ave., Iron River 303 N. Pine River, Ithaca . . . . Rt. I, Yale 3384 Vinewood Ave., Detroit DEAN, GLEN E. 1321 E. North, Lansing 2I06 Maybury Ave., Flint DICK, WILLIAM C. 20I03 Charleston, Detroit DORSEY, ARTHUR J. 523 Gardenia Ave., Royal Oak 20111 Yacama, Detroit . . 607 N. Hayford St., Lansing Rt. 2, Morley EDGERLY, MAX A. Rt. 4, Midland I, DAY, ROBERT E. EATON, WESLEY J. Box 336, Fral!klin Mine . 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Hyde Park 96 Lynn Fells Parkway, Melrose JOHANSON, FRANK T. 308 Fourth St., Stambaugh CHAPIN, 45 Broady Ave., Quincy HOLLI NGSHEAD, HARRY W. CASSELL, LARS E. CHAMBERS, KENNETH G. 18 Gambier St., Auburndale 19 Reddy Ave., GRIFFIN, JOHN W. 8901 Kimberly Ct., Detroit CESSNA, SAMUEL R. 185 King St., Springfield GRIFFIN, NEILSON C. 31090 York Road, Fraser CASKEY, FRANK R. 482 Muskegcm Ave., Muskegon ElSINGER, GEORGE E. . BOOKER, LEE K. 301 W. Munising Ave., Munising EM MOREY, PAUL V. 1100 John St., Sault St. Marie BOYD, WILBUR S. 465 N. Paris ' Ave., Grand Rapids BOILEY, CLARENCE D. BREEST, ROBJ.!RT L. Rt. 5, Mt. Pleasant BUIKE, DOUGLAS J. 310 W. 2nd . St., Imlay City BUNCE, ROBERT V. 2019 Rundale, Lansing CARY, ROBERT ·A. Ewen FORS, PAUL W. 19309 Twain, Detroit BRIAN, HARVEY E. 79 Freemont St., Battle Creek FRANCIS, HAROLD F. 17330 Asbury Park, Detroit FROWNFELTER, RICHARD A. . 105 207 Wood St., Hudson 22039 Madison, Dearborn GILDNER, DONALD W. 903 E. Lincoln Ave., Royal Oak GOSLER, CHARLES E. Decatur . FRUTCHEY, JAMES L. 300 Ingraham St., Bay City �GREENFIELD, 202+ Pingree, Detroit GEORGE 9+ Avalon Ave., Highland Park HAMB\", HAROLD H. HED3TROM, Princeton ROBERT W. 3'+ Claremont PI., N. E., Grand Rapids HICKOK, RICHARD H. HILL, SIDNEY lIILL, J. Rudyard 'NILLlAM 215 Cleveland Ave., Ishpeming C. 253' N. Westnedge Ave., Kalamazoo H OEKSTRA, MARVIN G . ~' . lIOELZLE, HAROl.D C . 325 H UN T, . 526 Garla'nd St., Flilll EI.TOr-: HYSLOP, H. RICHARO J. 1225+ Maiden, J OH NSON, HAROLD A. 412 ~' . J OH NSOI' , WALTER P. K ELLY, ~' ILLIAM Kl.1 I' E, ROB ERT K OIIA N, L. ARTHUR KRE NZER, C. J. 308 Ea,t ~'e ,t Street, Sturgis 17 159 San Juan, Detroit KEITII LE r-:C;Y El., ERNEST S. LI NTOr-: , LLOYD LYON S, ROBERT L\ 'ITO N, 84 2 ' Gartner Ave., Detroit L. ,+OH Ln; CII, ~' ILLIAM K. T. J. WIl.LlAM SAM PENBERTHY, 233+ Junction, Detroit POPIS, L. 817 Oak St. Kalamazoo RUBIN, MITCHEl.l. 15+ 84 Su ssex, Detroit 25 0 5 14th St., Detroit R. RUSSELL, RONALD H. RUTHERFORD, WILI.IAM RYAN, THOMAS P. M c I N ERNEY, ROBERT G. Detroit SAUER, EDWARD A. MARK \"'. ,+250 E lmd ale Ave. , Detroit W. Dearborn Township MAK OW SKI , RAYMOND J. MARTI N, KEN N ETH F. MARTI N, ROBERT W., JR. M EnR, THERON B. M U RTO, R U SSELL J. E. N AIM Y, GEORGE R. N EAGL E, FREDERICK D. NE UBERT, DAVID S. N ORT N ESS, JOHN . 5 '37 Seminole, Detroit F. 1-1 . J. SCHLATCHTER, HENRY ~' . Scm-nED, JACK J. G. SEITER, EDWARD M. SELLERS, SELLS, VERNON T. HOWARD H. SEMELROTH, WENDELL H . SENECAL, WAYNE H. 1997 1 Cardoni Ave., Detroit 204 86 Cam eron, D etroit 11 25 E. Sixth St., Royal Oak 300 E. Eu : lid , Detroit 159 20 G I aston bl! ry Rd ., Detroit '4 20 3 Ohio, D etroit 90 3 Wat er St., Eaton Rapid s 172 ,6 Hawthorne, Detroit 782 1 Senato r St., Detroit 4042 Norwood Place, Detroit 25 1 Allen, M us!,'egon 5259 Gar land , Detroit . . 219+ Cotta ge Grove Ave., Muskegon '5898 Asbury Park, Detroit SERVIS, EDWARD H. 914 Johnson, Saginaw . East Tawas SEXTON, JAMES E . 16526 Princeton, Detroit 6692 Rohns, Detroit MI LKE Y, JACK W. MILL ER, GILLEM 5 109 Mitchell, Detroit 6 13+ Field, Detroit M ALYSZ , BERNARD F. RUTLEDGE, RUSSEI.I . SEGUIN, LINeOL" Edmore Dr., Detroit 784 8 Durand, Detroit 9 126 Ca rdoni, Detroit RUBELW, JOSEPH S . Lincoln LEROY 156H ROLBY, GEORGE A. Lake Odessa M AHAR, 838 \\'. Kalamaz eo Ave., Kalamazoo RODES, R USSELL W. LEE MAJ ORS, 18309 Monica St., Detroit E. RANDALL, RA Y RUSSELL, 2,6 Marlborough, Detroit Rudyard F. POTIKER, HUGHES 27'5 Be3trice, Detroit 87 2 5 Orangelawn, Detroit 6(, Hazelwood, Detroit T. ' 128H Klinger, Detroit SYLVESTER V. POSTMA, WILLIAM C. MAGILL, CAl.VIN Rt. 2, Sturgi s JR. PON, DON F. STEVE 500 Wilwood Dr., E. Lansing 1206+ Sanford Ave., Detroit 16936 Brady, betroit F., RUDNYK, 245 Glendale Ave., Highland Park 5'+ E. Washington St., St. Louis M. C. K. 318' Grrla'nd Ave., Kalamazoo PHOEBUS, ZADOC C. GLEN N C. 723 Seyhurn, Detroit R. ROBERT ARTHUR 5397 Rohn, Detroit GROVER W. M CCARTNE\', M AC LA CHl.Ar-:, BURTON Saginaw St., Lansing 40(, West St.,. Three Rivers MA C DoNALll, M CTNTYRE, ~T. 197' 3 Sorrento, Detroit PHILLIPS, WILLIAM S. EI.{IC 3228 T. PERKEY, CHARLES E. Seven Mile Road, Detro:t 4 13 2 Lakeview, 785+ Bingham, Dearborn G. PASS, THOMAS POLEY, ORSON 12026 Mincle" Ave., Detroit 33+ 1 \"'inter St., Sagin aw, 35 LA ?-;G, JAMES M. PALAZZOLO, 1928 Yemans, Hamtramck JR. FREDERICK 2323 Brcckway, Saginaw 5360 St. Clair, Detroit ANTHONY, JR. ORRITT, POHL, '+31 Hegel R oad, Goodrich J., F. OPPENLANOER, AUSTIN E. MU:1ising Ave., Munising 241 Pingree St., Comstock I KR US KA, ARTH UR J. LA NC AST ER, Detroit 12823 Appoline Ave., Detroit H. FREOERICK KRAFT, Seventh St., Flint OBUCHOWSKI, WALTER O'KRAY, HENRY 12738 Mettetal St., Detroit 3855 35th St., Detroit 4618 Beniteau, Detroit 1871 E. Grand Blvd., Detroit Rt. 3, Ypsilanti 18204 Riopelle, Detroit SHANKWILER, HORACE SHANOR, RI CHARD B. SHAW, WILLIAM SHEDD, RONALD R. E. SHELDON, THOMAS B. SHELER, RAY H. 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Kendall, Battle Creek \"1 ESLER, ROBERT 'IV. +6+6 St. Jean, Detroit ZERBA, ROBERT MINNESOTA IS Studellts R. GUNDERSON, DONALD 320z Gilbert St., Duluth M. F. HAGEN, HARLAND KETCHEL, EDWARD Underwood 188 Arch St., St. Paul E. LABO UNTY, Roy Rt. QUEE, 6z6 15th, No., Virginia A. JACK +IZ+ 26th Ave., So., Minneapolis E. CARLETON SKIBA, Box '56, T,,'o Harbors 1227 S. Park, Red "'ing MATTSON, KENNETII B. RUST, I , J. MATANICIr, MIKE 139 East Arch St., St. Paul Ntw Brighton EUGENE F. R. vVaite Park STAHL, CHARLES " '. 210 Fifth Avenue St., Virginia (St. Louis) SPIEKER, KILIAN Ghent (Lyon) VERCOUTERE, PAUL J. " 'A LDORN, JOHN P. ZO[ Star Rt. WEDMER, CALVIN C. WE NDO RF, JIM Blake Road, Hopkins I, Box Iz6-A, Hibbing 526 B rua d Street, Jackson LAMPE, HENRY E. 123 I Secolld St., SW, Rochester E. LANCASTER, T. " ' ILLIAM Houlka Rt. I, Pope MCCULLAR, EDWARD C. MISSISSIPPI 29 Students L. ALLISON, JAMES ANDERS, CANADA, RAY JAMES CAVETT, CHANCE, T. R. L. . CHARLIE CLARKSON, N. College Heights, Meridian E . , JR. FRANK G., JR. Holcomb JONES, ROBERT 'IV. JONES, WALKER "V., JR. E. R. Bridgeton . BROWN, LEON " '. 133 N. Lawn, Kansas City BERLIEW, EARL HUNTZ, BILLIE CURTIS, '500 River Road, Greenwood 219 Lee Ave., Crystal Springs 1406 E, 28th St., Kansas City BELL, MARION F. Rt. I, Mize R. I10I E. Missouri Ave., Kansas City BARBIERI, ROGER J. 735 Popular Blvd., Jackson "V. JOSEPH Mt. Olive 23 Students Barr Fayette HAYDEN, JACK KENNA, 2, 6,2 N. Rankin St., Natchez MISSOIJBI Amory GADDIS, TRUMAN G. GREEN, HOKARD Rt. L. 832 Arlington St., Jackson 3 I 8 \Vashington St.; Yazoo City Q. COBB, WILLIAM A. GRACE, P. O. Box 267, Wheeler SHAW, ALCIDE Rt. 2, Columbus CLARK, ARNOLD H. CLARK, Rt. 2, Sa repta M. Canton CHILDRESS, " ' ALTER F. CORBAN, HARRY W. Oxford CLINTON M. JOSEPH JR. JAMES ROGERS, CLARKES D. Edwards L., CARPENTER, AUBREY CASH, RICKS, 1222 First St., Jackson R. 14[6 Madison St., Corinth MORTON MILLER, Tippo ALBERT T. 716 Broad St., Columbia McDANIeL, WARREN H. MICHIE, ROBERT G. J. GERALD DITI'RICH, Rt. I, Mound City Rt. E. F. CHARLES Box +20 Newton RALPH HESTON, " 'ALTER +20 Pecan Ave., Philadelphia Summit S. L. 5016 College, Kansas City JOHNSON, CHARLES C. Rt. 4, Fayette E. Grain Valley JOHNSON, CLIFTON 107 Indep endence 6527 Summit St., Kansas City Higbee FOLZ, RICHARD S. GOLDEN, I, 6832 Sa lzburger, St. Louis �JOHNSON, ERVIN J. 831 Santa Fe Trail, Boonville JONES, WALTER Rt. LEES, NORMAN O. I, NEW Elsberry 40 Students 515 Spruce St., Kansas City NECESSARY, GEORGE R . 307 0 Strasburg STEELE, LLOYD B . 1520 South Harrison, Sedalia STOLL, R AYMON D H. . TILLMAN, FRANCIS A., JR. TORANTORE, FRED R. TRAPP, ROBERT H. ANGLE, WILLIAM H. North Pleasant, Independence SHIMEL, BERL J . . . . . AZZI, HENRY J. 985 Lorraine Ave., Union . 381 Remsen Ave., New Brunswick BALESTRA, FELICE R. Black Horse Pike, Camden BARNEY, COLEMA N, JR. Alma 2161 E sth er, St. Loui s 138 Prospect St., East Orange 5240 Daggett Ave., St. Louis BLICHARZ, EDWARD F. 39 Beacon St., Newark BOCCHIERI, GEORGE S. 5406 Bergenline Ave., We t New York Rt. I, Grandview BOLEN, JOHN MONTANA Rt. I, BUCKWALTER, CHARLES R. 22 Messenger St., Toms River 221 Palisad e Rd., Elizabeth Box 223, Miles City 79 E Street, Carney's Point Broadus CRAMER, WATSON D. 1543 Chambers St., Trenton Stockett CLOTHIER, GEORGE E. 218 Walnut St., East Orange COLYER, KENNETH H . 87 Royal Ave., Hawthorne LONG, WILLIAM H. NEBRASKA EMMER, FRED 1. FAHA, Eight Students FUSSILLO, LoUIS R. 2512 Chicago St., Omaha CHAB, FRANCIC A. DeWitt JONES, MILTON S. 1035 S. 17th St., Lincoln KASPER, JOSEPH F., JR. . PETERSON, HERMAN C. ROONEY, PATRICK A. . GALEX, IRVING I., Rt HU ND, HARRY W. JACKSON, GEORGE A. Leigh Kearney Cedar Bluffs JENCHEN, FREDERICK W. KLECHA, CHESTER F. LA NG, WALTER C. NEW HAMPSHIRE Five Students CROTEAU, JOHN M. FORTIER, R OGER 1. FOURNIER, L AW RE NCE E. GALE, FREDERICK 1. 450 Beech Ave., Garwood 300 Greenbrook Rd., N. Plainfield 39 Maplewood Ave., Bogota 504 Broadway, Paterson 8615 Newkirk Ave., North Bergen 1270 Park Ave., Plainfield 725 East Broad St., Westfield MILLER, WILLIAM MOORE, PAUL 61 E. 12th St., Paterson 10 Mercer St., Carta ret MARTIN, JOHN N., JR. 108 14 Wheeler Ave., Westwoocl LEARY, CLAYTON N . LUSKEY, JOHN 54 W. Ninth St., Penacook 45 Gilbert St., Laconia 499 Main St., Paterson Allenwood and Lakewood Rd., Lakewood LAVISH, ALEXA NDER LESTER, LOUIS W. 1408 Elm St., Manchester Main St., M a rlboro 42 First St., Dover City 19 Burnett Terrace, West Orange . I, HAWES, JOHN S. Prague MOI-INSEN, EARL H. 371 Jersey Ave., Fairview 112 Grace St., Jersey GEORGE H. 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DANIEL, WILLIAM H. Rt. I, Oxford 404 Tarboro St., Rocky Mount SOl Hillside Ave., New Hyde Park FERREE, DONAUJ G. Rt. 2, Polkton J. IO Oakridge PI., Tuckahoe FOWLER, THOMAS D. 1021 Monmouth Ave., Durham V ASILAKOS, GEORGE SOO Covert Ave., New Hyde Park TEMMEL, EDWIN WAGNER, ARTHUR J., JR. 206 West End Ave., New York W AGNER, WILLIAM C. 250 Peach St., Buffalo J. . lOS Woodman Park, Rochester WATSON, ROBERT WEST, CHARLES E. . Rt. 2, Oswego GAI'!TT, WILLIAM M. 137 Austin St., Albermarle HARRIS, JAMES P. , JR . Ridgecrest HARVEY, CHARLES A. 48 Central Ave., Asheville HOUGH, JAMES '1'., JR. 17lS E. Seventh St., Charlotte JAMES, MILTON D., JR. SIS Vance St., Wilson WOLOSZYN, JULIAN R. II 1 Richland St., Rochester KING, JOHN C. ZELLER, LOUIS L. 64 E. 86th St., New York KING, JOHN C., JR. St. Pauls 102 Cypress St., Greensboro MACKIE, CORNELIUS C. NORTH CAROLINA 48 Students BELLEVILLE, RICHARD E. 24-5 Riverview Dr., Asheville BILLINGSLEY, WILLARD P. BLANTON, WILLIAM J. P . O. 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CAWEIN, DONALD L. CEDlLOTE, ALLEN G. CERNELICH, HARRY J. 198 S. Westmoor Ave .. Columhu < 1848 Bi sing Ave., N., College Hill 18 6 Montgom ery Blvd., New Concord H UNTER, ERNEST D., JR. JOHNSON, THOMAS G. JOIINSON, TRUMA N G. 3197 E. 13th Ave., Columbus TT8 Buckeye St., H a milton KLOTZ, JACK E. KUHN, CHARLES P. LANG, EDWARD H., JR. LoNG, ROBERT S. M cLAUGHLIN , JAMES E. 128 Pike St., R ea ding 18105 Marce lla Rd., Cleveland CHAMBERS, WILLIAM S., JR. CHANDl.ER, ALFRED J. CHANEY, CARL A. CHAPANAR, EMIL C!lAPIN, ROBERT F. CnAREK, ROBERT S. 123 Winthrop Rd., Columbu< Cl.ARK, RICHARD R. Cl.AWSON, ERNEST 1.. Cl.AYTON, HAROl.lJ Cl.EMENS, EDWIK J. M . Cl.EMONS, MORTON R. Cl.lNGER, JERRY B. CLOSSON, DWIGHT E . COBB, CARL E. COE, PlIlLIP H. COLl.lER, JOHN P. DAWSON, JOSEPH W. DoI.V£, ROBERT C. DRESSLER, RUSSELL J., JR. ERICSON, MILTDN H. EVERETT, JAMES T. FERENCE, EDWARD E. Fox, FREDERICK A. FRANKOVICH, ANDREW FRANKEN, HARRY B. FRIEKD, DON F. GERKEN, DELBERT J. GURWEl.L, DON ALD C. 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RACE, FRANCIS K . 306 Stanton Ave ., Terrace Park HALL, RAYMOND J. HAMBEL, WILLIAM E. HARVEY, CHARLES E. HEWITT, GARY J935 Seco nd St., Cuyahoga Falls MARSHALL, RICHARD H. M ARTIN, HERBERT J. MARTI N, RICHARD L. MAY ER, JACK H. MEYER, WILLIAM A . MI LLER, CLYDE L. MILLER, HOWARD F., JR . MI LLER, JOH N E. 1379 Bell e Ave., Lakewood Maud e 2009 Seventh St., N. E., Canton Rt. I , Collins 356 1 W. I35th St., Clevela nd CHASE, HARRY M., JR. 1015 Seton Ave., Cincinnati CllEGWlDDEN, ERNEST W. , 1046 Nela View Rd. , Cleveland Heights CHESLER, BERNARD 10107 Empire Ave., Cleveland ClllZMAR, GEORGE 4305 Sti ck ney Ave., Cleveland CONKLIN, ALBERT B. Rt. 2, East Liverpool CICHOCKI, THEODORE S. 5309 H a rva rd Ave .. Cleveland Cl.ANCEY, HARRISON R., JR. Cl.ARK, ARTHUR, JR. Cl.ARKE, LAWRENCE R. 303 W. Forrer St., Lockland 9 Eldo St., Willoughby . 419 Scioto St., Urbana 36 S. Con g ress, Athens WILLS, PAUL W . " ' RIGHT, FREOERICK W. Rt. 6, " 'oo dro\\' Ave., North Ca nto n 3 J6 Spring St., Mari etta 903 Sun set Ave., Cincinnati JJ42 Inglenook Ave., Cincinnati 2207 " 'a rren, Toledo 220 Center St., Ashland . 350 Hancock, Hamilto n 242 18th St., N. W., Canton 530 Lib erty Ave., H a milton 342 S. Main St., " 'e llington 607 Euclid Ave., Defiance Rt. 3, Williams Rd., Pain esvi ll e 8IO Schantz Ave., D ayton 866 S. Remington Rd., Bexley OILAHOMA 752 Commercial St., Piqua 808 Pershing Rd., Zanesville 24 Students A UDD, OREN L. AVEN, WILLIAM R . BALLEW, HARLEY J ., JR. BLANCETT, MARVI N L. 112 1812 N. Cheyenn e, Tu lsa 429 N. W. 25th, Oklahom a City J 748 N. W. 37th, Oklahom a City '302 S. Galveston, Tul sa �BLOCKER, WARD BOUTWELL, JERRY F. BRAUN, CARL W. CHRISTIAN, WEAVER J. CRANE, WARREN H. DAWSON, CHARLES L. Box 123, Idabel 1216 N. W. 40th St., Oklahoma City J021 N. E. loth St., Oklahoma City . 90 West Main, Ardmore 3'6. N. Muskogee Ave., Tahlequah Weatherford EVANS, JACK H. FOSTER, ROB ERT H. GILMORE, FELIX B. 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I, Wichita Falls Rt. 3, Hico Sanger Hotel, Dallas 131S Thompson St., Taylor 2308 Eighth, Wichita Falls 609 N. Queen, Palestine Box 463, Marshall Gen. Del., Clyde Rt. I, Smithville �IJTAH RYDER, RALPH C. Rt. 8, Richmond . Box 34, Victoria SHEFFIELD, CHARLES E., JR. Two Students VERMONT Quickburg 651 28th St., Newport News TRUITT, WILLIAM L., JR. Chester COOK, GEORGE W. . 506 Park Ave., Norton Mt. Holly WASHINGTON 49 Mt. Vernon St., Springfield J. Rt. 602 Denby St., Radford WHITE, JESSE L., JR. 7 Chapin St., Brattlesboro DZEWALTOWSKI, HARRY J. 755 W. Ocean View Ave., Norfolk VONI, NICHOLAS 32 Pleasant St., Ludlow DARBY, THEODORE F. Groseclose 1015 Early St., Lynchburg SUTLER, JOHN L. Six Students SHULL, WILMER SHUl"rERS, PAUL E. SIEGEL, SAMUEL E. SIMMERMAN, WILLIAM T. BALLOU, ROBERT M. CAREY, MITCHELL B. Stop 7, Nine Mile Rd., Richmond SHIFFLETT, ELLIS V. 918 S. W. Temple, Salt Lake City PACKER, GLEN V. Box 44, Fairfax SHERWOOD, STACY C. 550 E. Center, Midvale NELSON, RAY D. 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Rt. 2, Roanoke CROCKETT, LEIGH A. GILL, JAMES L. CAMPBELL, PA UL A. Speedwell CORNETT, COY M. Students BOWER, DAN E. Culpeper . VIRGINIA BIAS, IRA J., JR. 409 Westover Ave., Norfolk COLLMUS, RICHARD E. COMPTON, EARL G. LARSEN, WILLIAM 335 High St., Salem I, 6016 Eighth, N. W., Seattle HERTLEIN, RONALD E. 32 Students AUSTIN, JOSEPH H., JR. Rt. GRAY, JOHN H. III Erie Ave., Fairmont +36 W . Eighth St., Huntington 2220 Crescent Rd ., Charleston 18,+ Piedmont Rd., Charleston Rt. I , Weston 2 Pearl St., Piedmont . Lewisburg Birch Riv er Decota Kanawha 167 Davi s St., Huntington OLINGER, WILLIAM R ., JR. Amherst R UCH , JAMES F., JR. 517 S. Front St., Wheeling PHILPOTT, HARRY W. Philpott SCHMID, WALTER H. Rt. 4, Huntington *RUSSELL, DAVID M. IIOI Rhode Island Ave., Lynchburg SEACRIST, RO NALD P. 118 Ameagle �321 Beech St., Grafton Sinks Grove Newell SHAW, WILLIAM F. WEIKLE, ROBERT L. WILSON, FRANK E., JR. MARTEN, JAMES 36 Oakland Ave., Oshkosh 1. MEYDAM, 66 Students J. 203 Central Bldg., Richmond Center BAILEY, BOYD H. Rt. 2, Box 257, Appleton BEYER, NORMAN E. BLANKENHEIM, JACK S. CLARK, I. JAMES 1016 N. Second St., Watertown DOLLASE, ROBERT D . 1132 Milton St., Janesville Rt. I, Mt. Horeb GAGE, JOHN C. GARFOOT, DALE W . Genoa City GIFFORD, GEORGE G. Rt. I, Ixonia GROH, RAYMOND A. HAMMOND, RUSSELL C. HARKER, THOMAS HAYES, PATRICK VV. J. HOUSTON, WILLIAM H. KLEBENOW, DO NALD L. KNUESE, WILLIAM A. Lawrence College, Appleton 824 N. Ashland, Green Bay 231 W. Grand, Wisconsin Rapids 2234 N. 33rd St., Milwaukee 8422 Stickney Ave., Wauwatosa JR. 2164 S. 7ISt St., West Allis, Milwaukee Box 625, Crandon CALVIN H. 18,6 N. Third St., Sheboygan KOHLER, ERNEST E. KOTT, ROYAL LEAN, Brokaw 213 S. Ashland Ave., Green Bay JAHN, LEONARD G. KUIPER, 2360 N. 60th St., Milwaukee Box 349, Rt. I, Kenosha Box 386, Omro CAPPONI, MARIO R, ORTIZ E. LEONHARDT, DO NALD F. LENZ, ROBERT R LEWIS, WARRNE E. LORGE, NEIL E. LOTTER, JOI-IN G. MCGEE, ROBERT H. * MADDEN, CHARLES F. MANTHEY, ROBERT C. G., Rt. JR. OHM, ALBERT N. 1008 Day St., Green Bay ALBERS, MELVIN J. EDWIN OLSON, RAYMOND O. OWENS, KENNETH PETERSON, PHILIP F. GEORGE A. PUTNAM, DONALD T. RADLOFF, VICTOR W. REINHARDT, MARVIN N. RUST, HOMER W. RULAND, JAMES \V. RUSCH, ROGER A. RYAN, JAMES V. SANDERS, EDWARD F. SCHRAMPFER, ELDON S. SEITZ, ROBERT A. SENN, WARREN HENRY R G. SEYMOUR, MELVIN V. SHUARETTE, ULRICK F. SHIRK, ARTHUR C. P. O. Box 97, Dousman SHUSTER, JOSEPH S. 7212 31st Ave., Kenosha 728 Mt. Vernon St., Oshkosh 2563 N. Murray Ave., Milwaukee Rosendale 3' 50 N. 12th St., Milwaukee Taylor 9+4- Milwaukee St., Milwaukee 1015 E. Potter Ave., Milwaukee 1330 N. Franklin PI., Milwaukee 2401 N. 27 th St., Milwaukee 2954-A N. 24th PI., Milwaukee Brillion 697 Jackson Dr., Oshkosh Box 25, Branvillc 718 Brittingham PI., Madison Reidsville II3 High St., Neenah 326 Main St., Green Bay RYAN, DAVID E. SESSLER, I, 1702 Fairmont St., \Vausau 35 W. Newton St., Rice Lake R UDE, MILTON J. Westby 2613 W. Scott St., Milwaukee R OXENDORF, KENN ETH POLACHECK, 2+24 W. Hopkins St., Milwaukee 1255 Prairie Ave., Beloit MEANS, ROBERT B. MERTENS, KENNETH WISCONSIN J. MASTOPIETRO, JAMES SILVERMAN, JOHN E. SPITZER, WALDEMAR E. THYRION, NORBERT W. TICHENOR, OTIS K. 3056 N. Humbolt St., Milwaukee WEIST, NORMAN H. 4503 N. 58th St., Milwaukee 5224 W. Wells St., Milwaukee WILLSON, JOHN N. WOLF, RAYMO ND H. Rt. 1, Box 237, Racine 504 Cleveland St., Merrill 22II N. 41st St., Milwaukee 4759 N. 19th PI., Milwaukee 13'9 N. 13th St., Sheboygan 2021 N. 28th St., Milwaukee I3IO N. 16th St., Wisconsin Rapids 4202 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee 536 Clemons Ave., Madison 3205 N. Marietta Ave., Milwaukee Rt. I, Box 199, Kenosha 805 Harvey St., Green Bay Muscoda 3673 S. Lenox St., Milwaukee 327 Niagara Ave., Sheboygan 8'30 Gridley Ave., Wauwatosa �In APPRECIATION y ou have come to the last page of an incompleted story. This is not the end of the 20th C. T. D. but the beginning because it is the first time that all 1,800 of us have, heen brought together at one time. Those happy memories you kept of Centre College are shared by your friends who, with you, have made possible this printed record. Especially do we appreciate the interest of Mr. Samuel B. Jones of Harrodsburg who made this book financially possible, of the ,girls of K. C. W., the president and trustees of Centre, of Robert A. Eckhart for the art work, and the Benson Printing Company. We appreciate your cooperation in sending pictures of yourselves, and we will appreciate it if you will inform us of any student who did not receive his book. Happy landing! CLARENCE E. HEFFELFINGER, Editor. ��BEN SON Printed byP R I NT I N G Nashville, CO. Tenne ssee Photogra phy byM S MIT H Som. e r s e t , Kentucky T 0 ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Centre College Yearbooks Subject The topic of the resource Centre College (Danville, Ky. :1918- )--Students Centre College (Danville, Ky. :1918- )--Yearbooks Description An account of the resource This collection includes yearbooks from Centre College and Kentucky College for Women. The first Centre College yearbook was published in 1897. None was published in 1918 due to World War I. The last yearbook was published in 2006. The yearbook has had several titles: Eccentric, Cardinal and Blue, Old Centre, and Olde Centre. Following World War II, Centre published a "yearbook" for the Army Air Corps 20th College Training Detachment trainees. The women's college yearbook had several titles: Bluebook, Chronicle, and Daisy. In 1930, a separate edition of Old Centre was published for the Women's Department. Beginning in 1931, Old Centre began to include the Women's Department. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Centre College Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Yearbooks prior to 1927 are in the public domain. Otherwise, all rights reserved. Language A language of the resource English Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1897-2006 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource yearbooks Text A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data yearbooks Physical Location Where item is located in collections. Centre College Special Collections and Archives CC-22 Publications Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Aircrew Students at Old Centre Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Heffelfinger, Clarence E. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1944 Description An account of the resource Yearbook of the 20th College Training Detachment at Centre College. 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These elements are common to all image files. Bit Depth 8 Channels 3 Height 900 Width 573 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Students & Student Life Description An account of the resource Photographs of individual students, student groups, and student activities. Includes fraternities, Carnival, classes, and drama productions dating from the late nineteenth century to the 1960s. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Alba D. Archibald, Class of 1878 Subject The topic of the resource Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1819-1901)—Students Archibald, Alba D. Description An account of the resource Student portrait of Alba D. Archibald, Centre College Class of 1878. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Fox, Edward (Photographer) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1878 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain. Please cite as "Centre College Special Collections and Archives." Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPEG Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context http://digitalarchives.centre.edu/Photos/Students/2011_005-1-31.jpg Language A language of the resource English portraits students