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This 1921 copy of the Leavenworth High School June Bug Yearbook was graciously contributed by Melissa Vanfossen (nicurn1@yahoo.com), Courtesy of and In Memory of Maude Olrich Flintjer, Leavenworth H. S. Class of 1907.
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Ira J. Bright, B. S., A. M. |
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E. R. Stevens, B.S.
Principal |
George Barrett, A.B.
Dept. of History, Athletics Coach |
Herman Weigand A.B.
Head of Science Dept. |
Alicia B. McNaughton, A.B.
Head of Dept. of English |
Belle Wittrock
Dept. of Science |
Josephine Collier
Dept. of English |
Rita Burt, A.B.
Dept. of Science |
Mary Gertrude Wolfe, A.B.
Dept. of English |
Mary E. Mickey, A.B.
Head of Dept. of History |
Nora Geisen, A.B.
Dept. of English |
Hazel Hill, B.S.
Dept. of History |
Mabel G. McNaughton, A.B.
Dept. of English |
May Landis, A.B.
Dept. of Mathematics |
Elva McKee, B.S.
Head of Dept. of Domestic Arts |
Clara Sunderwirth, B.S., A.B.
Dept. of Mathematics |
Margaret Suydam
Dept. of Mathematics |
Anna Cowling
Dept. of Domestic Arts |
Eva Watson
Dept. of Domestic Arts |
Amy E. Langworthy, A.B.
Head of Dept. of Languages |
Helen Yoakum
Dept. of Normal Training |
Minnie Taylor
Dept. of Music |
O. R. Young, B.S.
Head of Dept. of Manual Training |
Mary Cowling
Dept. of Art |
Claire Nelson, A.B.
Dept. of Languages |
Walter Edwards
Dept. of Manual Training |
C.W.Pratt
Head of Commerial Dept. |
Major Lanning Parsons, U. S. Army
Prof. of Military Science & Tactics |
Sergeant Thomas Carroll , U.S.Army
Dept. of Military Science &Tactics |
C. W. Pratt
Head of Commercial Dept. |
O. E. Ruther
Dept. of Physical Training |
Anna Desmond
Commercial Dept. |
Zelma Tarry
Commercial Dept. |
Nettie Hartnett - Clerk | Virginia Madison - Pianist |
Senior Class Officers: | Reginald LaBunker - President | Dorothy Marks - Secretary | John G. Baum - Treasurer |
Harold Bedwell - Cabinet Member | Gertrude Flor - Cabinet Member | Ruth Frasier - Cabinet Member | Phil E. Reyburn - Cabinet Member |
Agnes Schalker - Chalk
She drives her Cole with reckless speed. |
John Mc Farland - Rosy
He says she's O.K.
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Maude Eleanor Albright - Maudie
A good girl, a sweet girl, a bright girl is she. |
Harold Barton Bedwell - Stump
Don't worry, you'll soon be dead. |
Elizabeth Pipher - Liz
All her friends call her Liz, in basketball she is a wiz. |
Rhena Eichhorn - Ikey
The proper way to study mankind is to study man. |
Carrol Faye Alexander - Noise
Very quiet (?) and very neat. |
Albert A. Hoefener - Al
He's quiet, but his hair gives him away. |
Hazel Taschetta - Brownie
A shark with figures and books. |
Theresa Guenther - Tess
Much study doth make me weary. |
Gladys Baum - Hap
Always merry, bright and gay. |
Hilda Marie Bessmeyer - Hil
Never fusses or is fussed. |
Matt Malone - Matthew
Still waters run deep. |
Portia Winnig - Pokey
Sweet and small and loved by all. |
Viola Slack - Vi
She would rather dance than eat. |
Gertrude Flor - Gert
Here's to the girl as good as gold, but may be sometimes a trifle bold.. |
Henry Ruegg - Slick
His ambition is to be an Architect. |
Ruth Bader - Babe
She has never broken the golden rule. Lansing High School 1918-1920 |
Arthur W. Kimball Jr. - Art
How's the weather up there? |
Ethel Sacks - Slim
I always have a good time. |
Helen Francis Sharp - Nellie
A model pupil and companion. |
Adell Miller - Dell
She appears quiet, but --oh my! |
John E. Snell - Pug
Better with his mits than with his head. Anderson High School 1918-1919 |
Mary Louise Peters - Choco
Good natured and fond of eats. |
Lorraine H. Mickelson - Lot
Always merry and gay. |
Mary Francis Fellman - Mary
We are seven. |
Balbina Farrell - Bab
Always the same. |
Donald Prentice Booth - Don
A dignified senior, that is all. Maine Avenue High School, San Antonio 1917, Milne High School, Albany NY 1918-1919 Patchogue High School 1920 |
Madeline Mac Gill - Madge
Just a dear, sweet girl. |
Pauline Schwarz Princess Pauline
Why did I bob my hair. |
Lois Irene Benham -Lois
She plays the violin with wonderous skill. Horton High School 1918-1919 |
Henry A. Klemp - Heinie
Maybe late but gets there. |
Syrena McKee - Siren
He's not guilty I swear it.! |
Howard Gordon Jr. - buster
Daisies won't tell. |
Mary Belle Mc Farland - Belle
Mary had a little lamb (?) |
Mary Bonneley - Monie
Hard to describe. Easton High School 1918-1919 |
D Bruce Williams - Gob
Quite a blower that's why he's in the band. |
Julia Potter Reeder - Jutes
She has a charming smile. Marbury Alabama High School 1918-1919 |
John G. Baum - Jack
There's discipline in my family. |
Frances Lauretta Norris - Fran
She is liked by all. |
Dorothy Marks - Dottie
My, but she can shoot baskets. |
Ruth Frasier - Ford
Always busy. |
Glennwood G. Hines - Glenn
ROTC is his main line, in acting major he is fine. |
Mildred Edwards - Mil
She delights in teaching. |
Elizabeth Thayer - Bess
Blind to the faults of her friends. |
Catherine Fitzpatrick - Kitty
I like to come to school. |
Muriel Inez Hank - Shorty
Very short and very sweet, very clever, hard to beat. |
James Barr - Jazz
He likes to ride in Mary's car. |
Angie Marie Taschetta - Dimples
Two heads are better than one. |
Merle Jarrett - Muggs
She's our valedictorian. |
Dorothy Lamber - Lamb
She thinks he is just the finest kind of person. |
Charles F. Kramer - Shots
Always quiet when you don't know him. |
Juanita Icell Edwards - Neeta
Studying is her specialty (?) |
William E. Drechsel - Bill
His favorite pastime is arguing. |
Katherine Morton - Wiz
A quiet maiden that gets things done. |
Rose A. Schwartz - Rosy Posy
She's like a rose, as everyone knows. |
Clara Husser - Clare
I am always very quiet. Holton High School 1917-1918 |
W. Reginald LaBunker - Bunk
We can't all be slickers. |
Dorris Storla - Dora
Such a good pupil is rarely seen . |
Ruth Schrey - Rufus
A model student. |
Elizabeth Louise Patterson - Pat
I simply can't be good. |
Otto Reid Klemp - Reid Otto
He's proud of his name. |
Dorothy Harrison - Harry
We wonder who he is. |
Phil Reyburn - Hayseed
Slow as tar in February. |
Dorothy Mickelson - Dot
Dorothy likes us boys. |
Mary Crancer - Contrary Mary
She comes to school when in the mood. |
Bessie Naomi Wells - tiny
Quiet and seemingly reserved. |
Chester E. Kuhn - Chet
The things I want to do are great, but as yet I know not what they are. |
Eloise Gerber - El
Thoughts work in silence. |
Pearl Catherine Colby - Peanuts
She certainly is a holy terror. |
Aloysius Meyers Jr. - Boney
Nobody loves a fat man. |
Minnie G. Polk - Min
I go to school all day and dance all night. |
Marvin Trueblood - Ichabod
The only noise he makes is with a hammer. |
Marguerite C. Colby - Marg
She's pretty and also good. |
Ernest C. Weise - Turnips
A looking glass he had but to what avail? |
Kike Schwartz - David J.
He rivals Daniel Webster. |
The following students were persons of color. | Vivian Taylor - Via
She sings! How she sings! |
Helen Dudley - Dud
Quiet as a mouse; she knows what she's about. |
Grace Hawthorne - Mischief
She studies hard and is awarded accordingly. |
Junior | Class | Officers: | Class Colors | Orange and Black | |
Theodore Sexton President | Fred Frey
Vice-President |
Norman Miller
Secretary |
Alden Butt
Treasurer |
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Junior | Class | Roll: | |||
Roy Anderson | Leon Baker | Gertrude Banta | Martha Barber | Helen Barr | Mary Bauer |
Keeffee Bleakley | Clara Bodde | John Botsford | Eberth Brink | Gertrude Brooks | Thomas Brown |
Lois Burnett | Lois Burr | Alden Butt | Raymondcarpenter | Emme Chambers | Jack Calrk |
Ruth Clark | Thomas Cobb | Ben Coffin | Pickens Collins | John Crancer | Homer Davis |
Jean Dengler | Gashkey Donnelly | Mildred Dresser | Harry Eaton | Henry Eisler | Mary Louise Everhardy |
Johanna Faber | Fred Frey | Sylia Galend | Gertrude Gauger | Albert Gausz | Lee Greever |
Jim Grier | George Gunther | Edith Hall | Thelma Halm | Eugene Harber | Frances Heim |
James Henthorn | Charlotte Hertel | George Holt | Mabel Huhn | Phil Husser | Mary Louise Johnson |
Madeline Jones | Eugene Kaitner | Grace Keiser | Alexander Kirk | Hubert Klemp | Loretta Kopp |
Lloyd Lansing | Dorothy Larsen | Lucille Liggett | Clarence Lipp | Edna Love | Wendall McClanahan |
Ids McCune | Upton McGill | Edward Manczuk | Florence Malone | Gertrude Meyers | Loretta Meyers |
Eva Rose Miller | Inez Miller | Norman Miller | Dorothy Montague | Margaret Murphy | John Nuhn |
Mary Offley | Ernest Phillps | Imogene Raiser | Elizabeth Reardon | Daisey Reed | Emma Rozendale |
Bertha Schmidt | James Self | Theodore Sexton | Elizabeth Slack | Estelle Sloan | Eric Snodgrass |
E. W. Snyder | Minerva Soward | Annabelle Taylor | Euclyde Taylor | Harriet Textor | Robert Thayer |
Grace Willhardt | Orville Wise | Edna Woods | Ethyl Woods | Mae Young |
Sophomore | Class | Officers: | Class Colors | Crimson and Gold | |
John Remsburg
President |
Chauncey Bishop
Vice-President |
Georgia West
Secretary |
Lucille Parker
Treasurer |
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Sophomore | Class | Roll: | |||
Sara Albright | William Allen | Adna Arnold | Elfa Barnhardt | Howard Barnes | Guenndolyn Beeler |
Chauncey Bishop | Colonel Boone | Jeesse Both | Anna Botsford | Agnes Brady | Helen Brady |
Ethyl Brown | Ralph Buckley | Clyde Cecil | Mae Chancey | George Chase | Frances Cheatham |
Ruth Chupp | Dorothy Coleman | Arthur Connell | Imogene Conrad | Mahetabelle Cossey | Alsonso Crouse |
Frank Curry | Mamie Davis | Juanita De Veau | Edward Doughty | Helen Duncan | Marie Dyson |
Marie Farber | Mary Falk | Ollie Farrell | Agnes Fellman | Catherine Fellman | Guilia Goodrich |
Jean Grushkin | Rhena Haag | Henrietta Hageman | Nellie Hamilton | Dorothy Hank | Jeanette Hertel |
Regina Higgins | Meridyth Hooper | Eleanor Hotchkiss | Hazel Hunter | Pauline Hunter | Harold Issacson |
Henry Johnson | Lucy Johnson | Mary S. Johnson | Virginia Johnston | Tom Kelly | Dorothy King |
Kathleen Kirkham | Selma Klemp | Heinz Kuraner | Joseph Kurek | Katherine LsCaille | Margaret Leary |
Phyllis Logan | Bert Lord | Earl McClannahan | Geraldine McClannahan | Richard McKee | Florence Miller |
Carleton Mitchell | Margaret Moreno | Catherine Nesbitt | Reuben Nichols | Leona Nahrendorf | Leonard Ohlhausen |
Selma Otto | Lucille Parker | Mamie Parsons | Robert Parsons | Charles Patterson | Jeanette Peters |
Helen Peyton | Preston Pooley | John Porter | Della Radford | Ruth Ranus | Fred Reeder |
John Remsburg | Jean Robertson | Teresa Scaletta | Bertha Schwarz | Max Shapiro | Myron Shields |
Leland Sloan | Walter Sloan | Simon Stier | Alberta Stover | Dorothy Stritzinger | Gred Stritzinger |
Howard Stucker | Ruth Tallant | Dorothy Taschetta | Emogene Thomas | William Thompson | Josephine Tonal |
Agnes VanBuren | Louise VanderSchmidt | Clarence Vaughn | Earl Walker | Waldo Walker | Donald Watson |
Ralph Weed | Reading Weigel | Helen Wenzel | Georgia West | Georgia Willis | Jesse Wilson |
Ruth Winograd | Charles Worner |
Freshman | Class | Officers: | Class Colors | Green and White | |
Helen Sterling
Class President |
Gertrude Peters
Secretary |
Radloff
Vice President |
DeVeau
Treasurer |
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Freshman | Class | Boys | |||
George Alexander | William Atchison | James Bain | Verdell Baker | Aaron Bell | David Bell |
Henry Bell | Wilson Bradley | Davis Brown | Leroy Brown | Robert Brunsell | Elmer Chalmers |
Russel Chaplin | John Chase | Clayton Clark | Dennis Coffey | Guy Coffman | William Cogan |
Dan Cooper | Henry Cramm | Gilbert Crouse | Leonard Damon | George Dasy | John Doidge |
Theodore Donoho | Roy Downs | Floyd Dusay | Eugene Eshelman | Ted Gordon | Gilbert Graham |
Charles Greever | Andrew Hamilton | John Hamilton | Lawrence Hayden | George Hedges | George Hofstra |
John Hunsaker | Theodore Hunt | Roy James | Harrison Jones | Elmer Jordan | Richard Kirk |
frank Kirkpatrick | Robert Klasinski | Henry Knipe | Fred Knuth | John Kulp | Louis Larkoski |
Robert Love | George Lowenheimer | Marshall Lyons | Phil McArthur | Clarence McGuire | Arthur McKean |
Charles Malody | Benedict Manczuk | Wallace Mann | Robert Marshall | Joseph Martin | Albert Mehl |
Amon Miller | Robert Miller | Hugh Mitchell | Russell Morton | LaVerne Munt | Samuel Murray |
Calvin Nye | Grantley Parker | Clarence Parsons | Thomas Pierce | Louis Putney | Don Reader |
Clarence Rubick | Robert Schanze | Carl Schrey | Luuis Slattery | Earnest Spaulding | Warren Stover |
Roy Tarbet | Fred Thomas | Henry Towns | Edward Tryon | John Upham | Abraham Walker |
John Werley | Arther Wienkie | Edward Willson | William Wilson | ||
Freshman | Class | Girls | |||
Edith Adams | Louise Alexander | Winifred Arnold | Catherine Atchison | Loretta Biringer | Elsie Bish |
Katherine Bolman | Charline Barthel | Betsy Booth | Romaine Branch | Helen Brooks | Lula May Carson |
Thelma Coffey | Sarah Coffin | Lillie Collins | Florence Condon | Anna Connelly | Helen Craig |
Leota Craig | Dorothea Darrah | Arleena Davis | Mildred Day | Esther Dodd | Helen Dresser |
Nellie Ewing | Hazel Falk | Mildred Fuller | Rosetta Gausz | Meredith Geiger | Clara Hank |
Esther Harder | Daisey Harrison | Anna Hawkins | Opal Hoberg | Helen Hogrefe | Dorothy Holman |
Frances Hopkins | Jeanette Husser | Marion Hutchison | Mabel Jaquot | Mary James | Carla Jenson |
Catherine Johnson | Iva Jones | Josephine Jones | Fern Keim | Kathernie Kern | Nellie Krummell |
Hazel Lane | Salomay Lingenza | Dorothy Lipp | Vivian Logan | Ruth Ludwig | Marion Martin |
Louise McCune | Maude McGoodwin | Betty Madison | Margaret Malowinski | Katherine Manale | Marie Mann |
Mary Martin | Alice Mason | Josephine Messenger | Catherine Meyer | Genevieve Mickelson | Evelyn Miller |
Virginia Morrison | Rose Parmelee | Hettie Parsons | Olie Parsons | Louise Perkins | Gertrude Peters |
Charles Patterson | Anna Peterson | Wilma Phulps | Gertrude Pratt | Lavina Rector | Landon Reed |
Eunice Rhoades | Maude Richardson | Margaret Ridge | Bernice Rookie | Dorothy Russell | Helen A. Schroeder |
Helen E. Schroeder | Effie Scott | Gertrude Searcy | Rachel Self | Marion Skovgard | Catherine Smith |
Harriet Stacey | Margaret Stahlman | Ethel Steinhauer | Helen Stirling | Pearl Thompson | Peral Tomrell |
Hester Trollman | Theresa Vincent | Josephine Walker | Domitilla Welch | Iowa West | Mary Louise Westhorpe |
Margaret Wohlfarth | Virginina Womack | Anna Wood | Golda Woods | Nellie Wright | Pauline Wright |
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Officers | President | Vice-President | Secretary | Treasurer |
1920 - 1921 | Theodore Sexton | Harold Bedwell | Kike Schwartz | Albert Hoefener |
1921 - 1922 | Theodore Sexton | Alexander Kirk | Homer Davis | Lloyd Lansing |
James Barr | George Barrett | Harold Bedwell | Eberth Brink | Thomas Brown |
Alden Butt | Raymond Carpenter | Thomas Cobb | Jack Clark | John Crancer |
Homer Davis | William Dreschel | Howard Gordon | Lee Greever | Glenn Hines |
Albert Hoefener | Phil Husser | Harold Isaacson | Henry Klemp | Hubert Klemp |
Arthur Kimball | Alexander Kirk | Reginald LaBunker | Lloyd Lansing | Clarence Lipp |
Madeline McGill | Richard KcKee | Al Meyers | John Remsberg | Phil Reyburn |
Kike Schwartz | Theodore Sexton | E. R. Stevens | Ferris Taylor | Herman Weigand |
Orville Wise | Over $950.00 were raised for | overseas good works during | the 1920 -1921 schoolyear. |
Officers | President | Vice-President | Secretary | Treasurer |
Mildred Edwards | Mahetabelle Cossey | Protia Winnig | Ethel Brown | |
Roll of Members | ||||
Gertrude Banta | Guenndolyn Beeler | Bernadine Berry | Anna Botsford | Lois Burnett |
Juanita DeVeau | Marie Dyson | Mildred Fuller | Edith Hall | Dorothy Hank |
Dorothy Holman | Mabel Jaquot | Carla Jensen | Selma Klemp | Edna Kreckler |
Nellie Krummel | Genevieve Mickelson | Dorothy Montague | Helen Orlowski | Louise Perkins |
Anna Peterson | Della Radford | Ruth Ranus | Jeanette Schindling | Helen Schoeder |
Gertrude Searcy | Doris Storla | Ruth Tallant | Agnes VanBuren | Lillian Young |
First Semester | Second Semester | |
Editor - in - Chief | Phil Reyburn | Maude Albright, Merle Jarrett |
Associate Editors | Maude Albright and Donald Booth | Phil Rayburn |
News Editor | Merle Jarrett | Maude Albright, Merle Jarrett |
Alumni Editor | Dorothy Marks | Dorothy Marks |
Exchange Editors | Faye Alexander and Mary Fellman | Angie Taschetta Mary Flor |
Feature Editor | Mary Crancer | Madeline Jones |
Sports Editor | Bruce Williams | Bruce Williams and Donald Booth |
Advertising Managers | Syrena McKee and Agnes Schalker | Syrena McKee and Agnes Schalker |
Collection Manager | Albert Hoefener | Albert Hoefener |
Circulation Managers | Ruth Frasier and Mary Louise Peters | Ruth Frasier and Mary Louise Peters |
Phil E. Reyburn- Editor-In-Chief | Maude Albright- Associate Editor | John G. Baum - Associate Editor | Harold B. Bedwell- Business Manager |
Agnes Schalker- Assistant Business Manager | Syrena McKee- Assistant Business Manager | Ruth Frasier- Social Events | Donald Booth- ROTC |
Merle Jarrett - Organizations | Gertrude Flor- Humor | Mary Crancer - Art | D. Bruce Williams- Athletics |
Elizabeth Pipher- Snapshots | Reginald LaBunker- Class President | Alicia Mc Naughton- Faculty Sponsor |
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Sponsor: Gertrude Flor | Sponsor: Helen Peyton | Sponsor: Agnes Schalker | Sponsor: Mary Louise Westhorpe | |
Captain: Reginald La Bunker | Captain: Otto R. Klemp | Captain: Willie Drechsel | Captain:Kike Schwartz | |
1st Lieut.: John G. Baum | 1st Lieut.: Harold Bedwell | 1st Lieut.: Donald P. Booth | 1st Lieut.: John Mc Farland | |
2nd Lieut.: Henry A. Klemp | 2nd Lieut.: Lloyd Lansing | 2nd Lieut.: Roy Anderson | 2nd Lieut.: Homer Davis | |
1st Sergeant: Albert Hoefener | 1st Sergeant: Clarence Sharp | 1st Sergeant: Harry A. Eaton | 1st Sergeant: Thomas Brown | |
Sergeants:
Jack G. Clark Pickens Collins John Crancer George Holt John Porter Euclyde Taylor |
Sergeants:
Thomas Cobb Eberth Brink Raymond Carpenter Harold Isaacson Charles Worner |
Sergeants:
Frank Curry Fred Frey Theodore Sexton John Snell |
Sergeants:
Keeffe Bleakley Alden Butt Phil Husser Hubert Klemp |
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Corporals:
Wendall Mc Clanahan Upton McGill Reuben Nichols Ernest Phillips |
Corporals:
Edward Manczuk Fred Stritzinger Thomas Kelly Albert Mehl Leland Sloan |
Corporals:
Alexander Kirk Robert Klasinski E.W. Snyder Robert Thayer Clarence Vaughn |
Corporals:
Eugene Harber Clarence Lipp John Remsburg Simon Stier |
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Privates:
William Allen George Alexander Leon Baker Verdell Baker John Bell Colonel Boone Leroy Brown Ralph Buckley John Chase Gilbert Crouse Lee Greever Lawrence Hayden Theodore Hunt Harrison Jones Henry Knipe Heinz Kuraner Burt Lord Marshall Lyons Earl McClanahan Richard Mc Kee Robert Miller Carlton Mitchell John Nuhn Edwin Radloff James Self Jesse Wilson |
Privates:
Aaron Bell David Bell Chauncey Bishop John Botsford Wilson Bradley Davis Brown Clyde Cecil Ben Coffin Arthur Connell Edward Doughty George Hedges John Hunsacker Roy James Richard Kirk Frank Kirkpatrick Jospeh Kurek Robert Love George Lowenheimer Amon Miller Hugh Mitchell Robert Parsons Charles Patterson Charles Putney Robert Schanze Karl Schrey Walter Sloan Edgar Snodgrass Ernest Spaulding Roy Tarbet Henry Towns Waldo Walker Donald Watson John Werly |
Privates:
Howard Barnes Robert Brunzell Elmer Chalmers George Chase Dennis Coffey Guy Coffman John Doidge Roy Downs Floyd Dusey Henry Eisler Eugene Eshleman Harry Fithian Charles Greever James Henthorn John Kulp Phil McArthur Clarence McGuire Arthur McKeon Charles Malody Wallace Mann Robert Marshall Norman Miller John Nesbitt Calvin Nye Clarence Parson Louis Slatery Warren Stover Howard Stucker Edward Tryon Abraham Walker Edward Willson Orville Wise |
Privates:
William Atchison James Baine Thomas Beam Henry Bell Russell Chaplin Clayton Clark William Cogen Dan Cooper George Dasy Theodore Donoho Howard Gordon Theodore Gordon Gilbert Graham Andrew Hamilton George Hoffstra Henry Johnson Elmer Jordan Fred Kenuth Louis Larkoski Benedict Manczuk Joseph Martin LaVerne Munt Samuel Murray Russell Morton Grantly Parker Ollie Parsons Thomas Pierce Preston Pooley Don Reeder Clarence Rubik Max Shapiro Myron Shields Fred Thomas John Upham Ralph Weed William Weigel Arthur Wienke |
Dorothy Lamber | Maude Albright | Gertrude Flor | Mildred Dresser | Elizabeth Pipher |
Syrena McKee | Mary Crancer | Dorothy Marks | Agnes Schalker | Reginald LaBunker |
James Welborn | Glenn Hines | Howard Gordon |
Harold Bedwell | Wilbur Lewis | John Trollman | John Baum | Henry Klemp |
Albert Hoefener | Otto Klemp | Upton McGill | Alden Butt | George Chase |
John Remsburg | Norman Miller | Thomas Brown | Angie Taschetta | Meridyth Hooper |
Louis O'Kane | Harriet Allen | Martha Armstrong | Geraldine Winograd |
Reginald La Bunker | Harold Bedwell | Albert Hoefener | Howard Gordon | Arthur Kimball |
Kike Schwartz | William Drechsel | Maude Albright | Agnes Schalker | Ruth Frasier |
Elizabeth Pipher | Pauline Schwarz |
Anna H. Pennybacker Class of 1878 Chairman of the Department of American Citizenship of the General Federation of Womens Clubs. She has held numerous high offices in the federation and is the author of a history of Texas. | D.R. Anthony Class of 1891 Kansas congressman from the first district since 1906. He served as postmaster of Leavenworth from 1898 to 1902 and mayor from 1902 to 1905. | Joseph E. Kuhn L.H.S. Class of 1881 Westpoint Class of 1885 Was ranked as Major-General during the war. He organized the 79th division and went to France with it rather than become chief-of-staff, which was offered to him. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt once said "I would be glad to serve under General Kuhn." General Kuhn was military observer is the Russo-Japanese war, and in the recent war until 1916. He is now commander of the military forces in Hawaii. |
Captain Arthur J. O'Keefe Class of 1912 Went to France with the 1st division where he was serverly wounded during the July offensive of 1918. He received a regimental and division citation for bravery and performance of duty. He receive the French Legion of Honor and Croixe de Guerre with Palm, and was also given the distinguished service cross and citation. He is now Assistant Military Instructor at St. John's College, in Annapolis, MD. | Edward T. Taylor Class of 1881 He has spent his life in serivng the public in state or national office and has been congressman from Colorado since 1905. He is Chairman of the Comittee of Irrigation of Arid Lands. | Sherwood Eddy Ph.D. Class of 1887 An internationally know YMCA secretary and missionary. He's served as Secretary of India and Asia. He has worked in nearly all Asiatic countries and written several books on his work. |
Judge William C. Hook Class of 1875 Has been Judge of the 8th U.S Circuit Court for 20 years. He served as Judge of the U.S District Court from 1899 to 1903 and is Chairman of the Judicial Section of the American Bar Association. | Boyd Taylor Class of 1889 Held the rank of major during the war but most of his life he has been a banker. He is Treasurer of the American Genetic Association and Assistant-Treasurer of the Washington Loan &Trust Company and of the National Geographic Society. | Mary E. Byrd Class of 1871 Was Professor of Astronomy at Smith College. She is the author of several books on Astronomy and is writing a series of magazine articles on " A Study of Heavenly Bodies." She has gained the recogniztion in the "Biographical Directory of American Men of Science." |
Colonel S.J. Beyard Schindle L.H.S. Class of 1888 West Point Class of 1893 Recently died in Washington. Was ranked as Brigadier-General during the War. He served in Cuba in 1898 participating in the Battle of San Juan. he served several tours of duty in the Phillipines. He was Commandant of Camp Mead in 1919. He was in the General Staff School at Fort Leavenworth. | ||
John Grier Class of 1887 General U.S. Army | Allen Page Class of 1887 General U.S. Army | Charles Penrose Class of 1889 General U.S. Army |
Henry Schott Class of 1890 Vice-President of Montgomery Ward and Co. | Mark Brooke Class of 1892 Colonel U.S. Army | J. Oliver Laing Class of 1881 U.S. Consul to India |
Faye Foster Class of 1893 Author of the song "Americans Come" | M.A.W Shockley Class of 1892 Colonel U.S. Army | Lee Johnson Class of 1893 Captain U.S. Navy |
Katherine Willard Eddy Class of 1896 YWCA Field Secretary | Henry Wollman Class of 1875 Lawyer New York City | Alfred Benjamin Class of 1876 Philanthropist |
Charles H. Barth Class of 1876 General U.S Army | Victor LaMer Class of 1911 Professor at Columbia University | Charles Dolde Class of 1909 Assistant Treasurer of the City National Bank, NY |
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