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boidier students or tne army
pro - meteorology and pre-engi
neering groups cover the Univer
sity campus while, throughout the
country, former Oregon students
and alumni are advancing in all
branches of the service.
The marine corps comes in for
attention first. Second Lieutenant
Ted Hannon. Jr., has completed
his training at the United States
marine corps officer training
school at Quantico, Virginia. He
received his commission last
April.
Second Lieutenant Raymond
Segale, member of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity, also won his
commission in April after enter
ing as an enlisted man last Oc
tober.
Dustin N. Jameson, class of '41,
was commissioned in April from
the marine reserve officers class
at Quantico, Virginia.
Also commissioned a second
lieutenant at Quantico, Virginia,
Was Robert Lloyd Stephenson. All
are ready for assignment to a
combat unit or a specialists'
school.
The naval training center at
Pensacola, Florida, commissioned
Leon Franklin Oimstead an en
sign in the naval reserve and pre
sented him with ins wings. At the
University he was a varsity nine
letter man.
.Karl J. Orcutt was recently
transferred to the same base for
flight training. After completion
of training he will be commission
ed an ensign in the naval reserve
or a second lieutenant in the ma
rine corps.
Second Lieutenant Byron \V.
Mayo has completed his advanced
flight training at Corpus Christi,
Texas, and is now assigned to a
marine corps aircraft squadron
for duty.
Russell Farl Soper was com
missioned au ensign in the naval
reserve, August 4, at Corpus
Christi, Texas.
Frederick Mason DeNeffe was
cor: missioned a second lieutenant
in ttie army air corps and receiv
ed his pilot’s wings at M a r f a
Fie d. Texas.
Second Lieutenant Joseph Neu
man also commissioned in the
army air corps received his wings
at Douglas Field, Arizona.
Second Lieutenant I.eltoy Dale
Kaegi received his commission at
Moody Field, Georgia, June 30,
and lias reported to Will Rogers
Field, Oklahoma, for duty as a
pilot. ‘ _
|S,*» Mrauou is home on
furlough from the air corps. Ho
is stationed at Jefferson Bar
racks, Missouri, where lie serves
with the airport military police.
He approves of the Midwest be
cause there are “more women
t ti ri soldiers in St. Louis."
1 le camps to which members
of the EKC were sent is now
nearly complete. It is as follows:
la the mountain infantry sta
tioned at Camp Hale. Colorado,
are Albert L. Huffman, Joint L.
Ruble, Kicliunl li. Savina, and
Donald (1. Brown,
At Lowry field. Denver, Colo
rado, is >111(1 Janeok. Also in the
nit force are: Stanley Warren
Al ldredge, K o b e r t M. How ells,
IVier J. Gregos, Leonard Dudley
Bailey, Hubert W'eruiu, George
K. Hart, Charles 1). Fort miller,
" tiler K. Moore, and Itobert I,.
Vernon, all stationed at Atlantic
City. New Jersey: and Robert D.
Hays stationed at Camp Wallace,
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Brationed at Fresno, California,
ate James M. Campbell, Jaek E.
Kellogg, Alvin Jay Roplck. Dale
H Aliller, Thomas H. Haz/.ard,
Alt1,tin R. Randle, Robert \V. Gil
len. John J. Matthews, and Wil
liam I). Anderson.
Specializing in radio communi
cations are Ivan P. Kirschman,
Virgil Allan Parker, and William
L Mineheart. at Camp Wolters,
Texas; and George C. Cochran at
Camp Kohler, California.
Others at Camp Wolters are:
Harry B. Johnson, Allen A. Kirk,
Richard Oliver Mad,aren, Robert
H. Pearson, Glenn Herald Snyder,
Robert L. Tramp, Darrell B.
.Thompson, Dick C. Whitman,
Peter X. Tugman, John X. Elder,
Roger Jay Fraser, Jesse Russell
Hinimelsbach, Walter C. Lund
berg, Winfield B. Marlowe, Don
ald K. Mayne, Jerry S. McCros
key, William Ross Meller, Morris
K. Xoren, Paul H. Payne, Joseph
Potestio, Donald Dale Sanders,
Arthur G. Schendel, Bryce Side
singer, Berkeley H. Snow, Frank
I'. Tobie, Herbert Edwin Widmer,
John V. Reitz, J a m e s Scott
Wheeler, Jule E. I.orang, Daniel
R. Knoll, X a t li a n W. Stiewig,
Floyd Wallace Reed, James Gree
Jy Kolts, James F. Tyler, James
R. Young, Lawrence Holden,
Bruce A. Smith, Charles M.
Wakefield, Robert G. Yost, John
W. Rakow, Clifton B. Steele,
Jack Sol Perry, John C. Simpson,
Joseph C. Yoight, James G. Mill
er, and Harrison Hall.
Camp Roberts received Robert
E, Will, Harry Gliekman, Robert
N. Bailey, Elbert B. Hasson,
James R. Magee, Irving Potter,
Rodney G.* Swanson, Dean A.
Sempert, and Harold Unkeles.
At Camp Croft, South Carolina,
are Edward A. Atiyeh, Richard
Alex Atiyeh, Stanley N. Boquist,
Richard II. Cohen, Lynn Freeman,
Marshall C. Glos, Lorin L. Hew
itt, Lloyd E. Greenslade, Ray
mond L. Cote, William S. Hagel
stein, Maxwell D. Amstutz, Bill
Boduer, Robert Douglas, John R.
Gilbertson, Ralph Huestis, and
Clell Crane.
Among those attending various
colleges and universities are:
Gordon Duncan Wimpress, Ford
ham; Newel Cornish, College of
the City of New York; William
Cramer, Princeton university;
and Fritz Gieseke, Georgetown
university, Washington, D. C.
At Fort Custer, Michigan, are
Hubert Davies, James L. Delury,
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