or
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3 of the service and has gone into veterinary
~ practice at Corpus Christi, 321 Agnes St.
~ the Robert H. Ray Co., of Houston, with
" headquarters at Greenville,
~ address to 1535 E. Ohio Ave., Dallas 16.
. Capt. William C. Davis is Resident
~ Engrn., Kiangwan Airfield, APO 290, N.
~ Y., and stationed in Shanghai. He reports
tha tthey are operating a base which was
Ce.
built
long stay there.
Capt. Joe W. Gibbs is at College taking
a refresher course and living at 106 S.
Congress, Bryan, after serving 28 months
~ in the ETO with the 83rd Arm’d Div. For
his services, he earned five battle stars and
~ the Victory Ribbon. . .
goner, USNR, is back in civilian life at
~ Grand Prairie, Texas.
Cicero Sprinkle
Proctor
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- was married on October 29 but: failed
to give us any of the details of the wed-
ding. .
Headquarters Company, 781st Tank Bat-
talion,
Capt. Robert E. Skaggs is now in Japan
stationed at Kobe on Honshu Island. He
has been overseas for 30 months. Mailing
address is 108th Engr. Bn. (C) APO 33,
% Pm., San Francisco, Calif. . . . Lt. (jg)
gets mail at Box 849, Greenville, Texas
following release from oe
~ Capt. John J. Hardin, Jr., is recuperating
at Mayo General Hospital in Galesburg,
Ill, from wounds received on Luzon last
March. He expects to be at his home in
Marion,
Capt. Shelby Howell, Jr., has received
his discharge from the service and is
the Texas Company, Dallas. Present mail-
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Buckalew, Dallas,
Gordon W. Williams is working for
Texas, o0Bx
Louis A. Sears has changed his
entirely by the Japs during their
T /Sgt.
bound to Bronte,
C. P. Wag-
is working for the
Gamble Company, 4012 War-
Kansas City, 2, Mo. Cicero
& the Saipan A. & M.
Blvd.,
San Francisco, Calif. . .
. . Lt. Robert Gulley, Jr., is with
Camp Campbell, Ky.
Todd, USN, gets mail at BOQ Barin
Pensacola, Fla. . . . Lt. (jg) F. A.
was on hand for the Turkey Day
Mailing address: P. O. Box “V”,
Rec. Station, Terminal Island, San
Calif. . . . Gordon W. Williams
Harold Cowley is at Freer, Texas,
service.
Arkansas, soon.
Catalina.
ferred to Ozona, Texas,
serve as County Agric. Agent.
R. L. Rominger are liv-
ing at 902 N. Rose Avenue, Breckenridge,
but will come to College Station in Febru,
ary, where Capt. Rominger will re-enter
school. . . . William P. Coker has returned
from the Philippines and living at 702
Texas.
O. W. Wright spent a little over three
and half years in the Army Engineers,
serving in England, Africa, and Italy. He
has been released from service and has
taken a job as junior engineer with Schlum-
berger Well Surveying Corp., working out
of Wichita Falls. His mailing address is
Marchman Hotel, of that city.
Harry I. Thompson, Jr., is at 806 Morri-
son St., Marshall, Texas. . . . Capt. Zach
A. McReynolds is a plain “Mr.” and living
at 1009 S. Magnolia, Palestine, Texas. . .
Norman R. Kiker is homeward
from overseas
Texas,
.. Jack W.
Gregg St., Big Spring, Texas.
Brown is back at Wink, Texas. . .
Joseph K. Dew, Ysleta, Texas, would 1
to hear from some of his classmates.
Lt. G. C. McGouirk sent in some in-
teresting pictures of the group attending
Club. He reports a
ing address is Box 154, College Station,
. Tommie E. Stuart has trans-
where he will
very active club. Mail be addressed at
Hq. 314th Bomb. Wing, APO 334, % Pm,
. F. M. Edwards
is back in civilian life and with the S. W.
Bell Telephone Co. Midland, Texas.
Lt. Walter E. Allen, 1415 Fair-
view, Houston, was liberated from
a German prison camp on April
29, 1945, after about two years of
imprisonment. Navigator of a B-17
plane, Lt. Allen was first reported
missing in action in June, 1943,
and later reported a prisoner.
Lt. C. D. Reeves stationed at the
Naval Air Training Base, Corpus
Christi, Texas, brought the Naval
Air Training Base Basketball team
to the College recently for a game
with the Aggies. He made the
trip in a P. B. Y.-54, Consolidated
Sgt. Edwin B. Miller is back at
his home, 313 W. 20th, Houston,
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Judge M. H. Gibson, Legal Counsel; Dr. H. H. Niehuss, Med. Director
after being released from a Ger-
man prison camp. A waist gunner
on a bomber, he was first reported
missing in action in Austria on
Feb. 1, 1945, while on his first
mission.
Fred C. Homeyer, recently promo-
ted to the rank of Major, was on
the campus while on terminal leave,
He is getting mail at Route 2, Box
105, Austin, Texas. He had just
returned from 28 months service
in the Pacific.
Harry S. LePage, of Mission,
has been discharged from service
after serving with the 45th Divi-
sion, He recently sent a 2% pound
naval orange from his grove to
his Uncle, L. B. Thompson, of Bry-
an, Texas. LePage writes that he
has at least 450 tons of citrus in
his orchard and has just started
gathering the crop.
1943
Dan R. Sutherland
College Station, Texas
Mr. and Mrs.: Robert I. Paine; Ensign
John M. Baird."
Proud Papas: Lt. Tom H. Robb, Jr.:;
Lt. Earl E. McChesney; R. D. “Bob”
Ward.
Silver Taps: Pvt. William G. Fraser, Jr.;
S/Sgt. Dulane P. Gunn.
Lt. James O. Garrett of Reagan
hopes to be home this spring from
the Philippines. He is with the
480th Engineers, APO 75.
Leon B. Parker received his pro-
motion to Capt. on Oct. 16, 1945,
and has returned to the states
from duty in the ETO. His mailing
address is Box 413, Navasota, Tex-
as.
“Raymond H. Wagner, Box 522,
Rosenberg, returned to the states
in late December after spending 29
months in the Southwest Pacific
with an Ord. Depot Co. He was on
the campus in early January
making plans to re-enter school in
February.
Lt, James C. Hubble is out of
the service and has bought a home
at 1209 Antone St., Bryan, where
he, his wife and baby daughter,
Dottie Lou, will reside while James
completes his work in Vet. Medi-
cine. Lt. Hubble has just returned
from a year in England.
Lt. John L. Swank, 3543 Grana-
da, Dallas, Texas, has returned
from 40 months in the Pacific. He
was a recent visitor on the camp-
us making plans to return to
school in Feb.
Corporal John R. Watson, at-
tached to the 1st Armd. Div. of
the occupational forces in Germany,
recently completed the 2nd term
at Biarritz American Univ, of Pa-
ris and assigned to the School of
Agronomy. He has been in the ETO
for 18 months. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Elmer Watson,
Groesbeck, Texas. ,
M/Sgt. B. James Barr arrived
in the States last June 17 after
being released from a German pri-
son camp. Engineer and top gun-
ner on a B-17, he was captured on
October 8, 1943, when his plane
was shot down in Northern Ger-
many and was interned for 19
months. He is the son of Mr, and
Mrs. B. J. Barr, 1929 Olympia,
Houston. :
Edward T. Rogers has returned
from the ETO and is living in Ama-
rillo, 2119 Van Buren St.
Lt. W. R. “Dub” Sibley, Jr,
U. S. M. C. R,, drops a line from
1715 W. Walker, Breckenridge, re-
porting his arrival home and that
he would soon be released from the
Marine Corps. He plans to go to
Houston and attend school and
would be glad to hear from any-
body in that city who might know
of a place to live. On a recent
visit to Fort Worth he enjoyed a
bull session with Marion “Dookie”
'| Pugh and Gene Perry. All of them
plan to be present at the Victory
Homecoming next April 19-21.
Billy B. Short is a “Mr.” again
and home at 432 Sunset Ave., Dal-
las, Texas. He spent 13 months
in the ETO and suffered wounds
in Germany last March. He is fit
as a fiddle now and will be in
school in February.
Capt. Earl Eugene Hall is at
home in Beaumont, 1196 Broadway,
after 18 months in the ETO and
6 months in the Pacific.
E. E. Liebhofsky paid the office
a visit in early January. He is
getting mail at Box 201, Shiner,
Texas.
Lt. James E. Lynch, Jr., is with
7th F. A. Bn, Fort Bragg, N. C.
He has a young daughter four
months old named Elizabeth.
Lt. Jack H. Adams, Mabank,
Texas, visited the campus in early
January while on leave, He was to
report to San Antonio for further
assignment.
Lt. David H. Pinson is in Naples,
Italy getting mail at 2nd Base P.
0, APO 790, ¢/o P. M., New York.
Lt. Alfred A. “Mickey” Baeuchle
is with the 9th Traffic Reg. Gp.,
APO 403, c/o P. M, N. Y,, and in
his 19th month overseas. He has
four combat stars and the bronze
star medal . . . . Dr. Leo Vogel-
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man’s new address is 2704 Barbara
Lane, Houston 5, Texas.
Lt. Arthur R. Huse gets mail
at Hq. Co. 70th Q. M. Base Depot,
APO 772, ¢/o P. M., N. Y. Mrs.
Huse is making her home with her
father, W. O. Bower, ’13, of Fay-
etteville, Ark. g
L. P. Jones is with Burnett &
Bush Ranch, Knox City, Texas . . .
Harold L. Hausman has retired
with the rank of Major and is in
the Livestock export business at
Eagle Pass, Texas .. . . Lt. (jg)
Edward W. Bonn is stationed at
Great Lakes after serving for 20
months in the Pacific. He is get-
ting mail at his home at 717 Royal
| St., Alton, Ill.
Lt. Clifton C. Griffiths gets mail
at Box 527, Muleshoe, Texas. . . .
Lt. L. Thomas Smith, Jr., is sta-
tioned at Fairfax Field, Kansas
City, Kansas.-\./%, ~. Lt. “A. =C.
Machemehl is at Bellville, Texas,
after spending a year in China,
first with the 475th Inf., and then
later as American Liaison Officer
with the Chinese Combat Com-
mand. He next assignment is not
known.
Capt. James T. Danklefs is in
Hollandia and gets mail at I & E
Sec, Hq. Base G, APO 565, c/o P.
M., San Francisco, Calif. . . . Lt.
R. L. “Bobby” Stephens is with
Hq. 368th Fighter Gp., APO 633,
c/o P. M,, New York... . W. C.
Lindner is at Comfort, Texas.
Lt. Ernest V. Rountree is living
at Apt. 3, Vernon Apartments, Col-
lege Avenue, Bryan, Texas, and
plans to reenter school in Feb. . . .
Lt. Guss R. Hoff, Jr., Cotulla, Tex-
as, has been assigned as assistant
executive officer of Battery C, FA
Training Det. No. 1, Fort Sill
Overseas from July 1944 to Oct.
1945, Lt. Hoff took part in the
Northern France, Rhineland and
Central European campaigns. He
was wounded in Dec. 1944 and hos-
pitalized until March 1945.
Ivan C. Millican is graduating
at mid-term and will get his mail
at Star Route, San Saba, Texas.
... . Lt. Warren A. Phillips is sta-
tioned at ASF Chicago QM Depot,
Office of Depot Vet. 1819 W. Per- | fl
shing Rd., Chicago 9, Ill.
Lt. Richard DeArmant is getting
mail at Box 632, 564th AAF AV,
Municipal Airport, Memphis, Tenn.
Capt. Burrel B. Thompson is in
Manila and gets mail at 395th
Engr. Depot. Co. ,APO 75, c/o P.
M., San Francisco, Calif. , . . Tho-
mas R. Newton, son of Mr. and
Mrs.. L. P. Newton, Bryan, just re-
leased from the Army with the
rank of 1st Lt. has been amployed
as Engineer by the City of Bryan.
He served with the Ninth Army in
the invasion of Germany.
Harry G. Sandland is a “happy
civilian” again and living at 3320
Rosedale, Houston. He advises that
Capt. Wayne Rosenberg is sta-
tioned at Fairfield-Suisun AAB,
Calif. ,and is acting as Assistant
Base Adj. .. . Lt. Ruland A .Ball
is stationed with the 528th F A.
Bn.,, Camp Hood, Texas .
1944
Lt. Gus Boesch
Whitney, Texas
Mr. and Mrs.: Lt. Herbert J. King, Jr.
Proud Papas: Lt. Charles C. Garner.
Silver Taps: Lt. Forrest W. McCargo.
Harry M. Burger, Jr., was a vis-
itor on the campus January 9. He
had just been released from mili-
tary service and was making pre-
parations to re-enter school Feb.
1. He had spent a total of 4 years
and 8 months in military service,
and was overseas with a .general
hospital in the ETO for 10 months.
Sgt. Mark Coston, Jr., is living
in Brenham, Texas, but will re-
turn to school in February. He
has been released from service aft-
er being on active duty for three
and half years.
Flight Officer Alvin J. Ober-
lander, son of Mr. and Mrs. Au-
gust Oberlander, ’14, 2515 Fort
Ave., Waco, Texas, has been award-
ed the Soldier's Medal for out-
standing heroism, in Calcutta, In-
dia. Oberlander was first on hand
at the crash of a B-24 Liberator,
scurried over the flaming wings
in the face of an impending explo-
sion and hacked an opening in the
fuselage and freed the trapped oc-
cupants. F'/O Oberlander has been
forced down on two occasions, once
at sea and the other was a forced
landing on the North African des-
ert during the Battle of El Ala-
mein, He is serving as a pilot
with the 329th Air Serv. Gp. and
gets mail at 329 ASG, APO 429,
c/o P, M.,, New York, New York.
James D. Batson, son of Mrs.
C. W. Batson, 530 Byrne St., Hous-
ton 9, Texas, returned to the
States last June after being re-
leased from a German prison camp.
He received his discharge in Octo-
ber and is at present working for
the Telephone Co
Lt. Charles W. Pearson, Paducah,
Texas, has been discharged from
the Army and plans to enter A.
& M. in February. He returned to
the States in June, 1945, after ten
months in a German prison camp.
Lt. Pearson was a bombardier on
a B-17 and was taken prisoner
when his plane was shot down over
Central Germany in June, 1944.
Capt. J. G. Swope, Jr., has re-
turned from overseas duty, and at
home at 1846 W. Summit Pl., San
Antonio. He and his father, Col. J.
G. Swope, ’17, recently paid the
campus a visit. Capt. Swope served
14 months in the ETO and 6 months
in the Pacific.
Lt. Richard H. Phillips, Jr., is
on Okinawa with Cannon Co. 24th
Inf. APO 331, c/o P. M., San Fran-
cisco, Calif.
Lt. Charles N. Sims, Jr., con-
tinues to get his mail at Route 2,
Chillicothe, Texas . . . . Louis C.
Hudson arrived in New York City
on Christmas Day and received his
discharge on New Year’s Day—He
says “it’s sure swell to be back in
this part of the country.” His pre-
sent mailing address is Route 1,
Somerville, Texas.
Lt. Robert C. Haltom is Com-
manding Officer, Heavy Automo-
tive Maintenance, 869th Ord. APO
70, c/o P. M., San Francisco, Calif.
. . . . Lt. John B. Sanford, Jr. is
in Korea and gets mail at 521 QM
Hdqts. Gp., APO 901, c/o P. M.,,
San Francisco, Calif.
Lt. Carroll N. Morris, Btry. B,
60th Bn., APO 9, c/o P.
reports a recent visit
“Doc” Dennis, Rainey,
Byrd, all ’44’ers. :
Brown is a patient in the U. S.
Marine Hospital, San Francisco,
Calif. . . . Lt. Ewell D. Condron is
at Camp Polk, La... . Lt. E. J.
Pratt is on terminal leave after
nearly three years in service He
spent one and half years in the
CBI. Lt. Pratt received his com-
mission at Aberdeen Prov. Gr.,
Md., on Nov. 6, 1943, and was mar-
ried on Nov. 9, to Miss Virginia
L. Lankford, of Joplin, Mo.
Dr. Thomas A. Rawls has
changed his address to 2618 Aca-
cia St., New Orleans, La.
Fred E. Clarke, Jr., is out of the
service and District Passenger
Agent for the Alton Railroad, with
offices at 204 Gazette Bldg., Little
Rock, Ark. ... M. A. Cress is at-
tending the Army University in
Hawaii. Mrs. Cress is making her
home in Naples, Texas.
Marvin M. Monk, 3345th Sig.
Sv. Co., APO 901, ¢/o P. M., San
Francisco, Calif., has been made
full Sgt. . . . S/Sgt. Rudolph J.
Conrad, Hq & Hq and Sv. Troops,
4th Cav. Re. Sq. Meca., APO 758,
c/o P. M.,, New York, is seeing
plenty of snow where he is station-
ed in Austria. :
Lt. Arthur J. Mercer, Jr., is
with the occupational forces in Jap-
an, Mailing address: Co. K, 4th
Inf.,, APO 25, ¢/o P. M., San Fran-
cisco, Calif. Dr. Louis O.
Schaper is practicing Veterinary
Medicine at Texas City and gets
mail at P. O. Box 968. . . . Thomas
W. Marshall has returned to civil-
ian life and living in San Antonio,
Route 2, Box 430. . . . Robert R.
White is a Pre-med student and
Lab. technician in the Austin State
Hospital, Austin, Texas. .
Lt. B. G. McDaniel is in com-
mand of Co. C. 123 Inf. 33 Div.
APO 33, ¢/o P. M,, San Francisco,
Calif. His regiment headquarters
are located at Takarazuka, Hon-
shu, Japan, the center of opera
and ballet of Japan and one of the
few Japanese cities not bombed
at.
1945
Eugene F. Howard, Jr.
P. O. Box 1924
Silver Taps: Lt. James: R. Collins, Jr.;
Lt. Henry L. Davis; Lt. Edmundo Mar-
tinez; Ensign Arthur M. Tubb, Jr.
Ensign Arthur M. Tubb, Jr., navy fight-
er pilot on the aircraft carrier Enterprise,
has been missing in action for more than
a year and is assumed dead. His parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Tubb live at 2610
Junius St., Dallas, Texas. He had re-
ceived the Distinguished Service Cross with
Gold Star, the Air Medal and the Silver
Star. His wife and young daughter live
at 6103 Lindell, of Dallas.
Thomas E. Prater has returned to col-
lege after two years of active duty. He
gets mail at Box 4682, College Station.
A recent visitor on the campus was Lt.
Albert L. Kotzebue, 3800 Chevy Chase
Drive, Houston, Texas.
Lt. Fred S. Nesmith is stationed at
Hallein, Austria as I & E Officer with
the 222nd Inf., 42nd Div. He has earned
the Bronze Star and three battle stars.
His mailing address is Riverside, Texas.
. Ike Ashburn, Jr., has been promoted
to the rank of Sergeant and is with Hdas.,
U.S.F.A. Transportation Section, APO 7717,
¢% PM, N. Y. :
Richard M. Ludeman was dis-
charged on Oct. 27, having served
three years in the Air Force, 11
months of which were in the Paci-
fic as an Armor Gunner on a B-25,
in the 17th Recon. Sqdn (B), 71st
Tac. Ren. Gp. He held the rating
of S/Sgt. at the time of his dis-
charge. He plans to re-enter school
in February but until that time
is getting mail at Box 2475, Den-
ton, Texas.
Sgt. Harold W. Bartlett is on his
way home from China, according
to word from Mrs. E. E. Bartlett,
George West, Texas. Sgt.
Kenneth L. Petersen is on Okinawa
with Hq & Hq. SQ 301 Fighter
Wing, APO 902, c/o P. M., San
Francisco, Calif.
Robert A. Harris has received
a promotion to the rank of 1st
Lt. and getting mail at 1467 Engr.
Maint. Co. APO 75, ¢/o P. M,,
San Francisco, Calif. . . First Sgt.
John M. Robertson is enroute to
his home at 2232 Sunset Blvd,
Houston 5, Texas, from Europe.
Lt. Robert V. Thurmond is with
Hq. 63rd Bn.,, APO 320, c/o P. M.,
San Francisco, Calif. . . . In a re-
cent letter from Lt. Oscar Nelson,
Hq. 3 Bn., 405 Inf., APO 102, c/o
P. M, N. Y., he reports spending
his second Christmas in Germany
but hoping he will make it home
for the Victory Homecoming in
April,
Ensign Robert V. Barnes’s ad-
dress is NSOTC, Naval Supply De-
pot, Bayonne Annex, New York
Navy Yard, Bayonne, N. J. . . .
Sgt. W. A. Barton is on Saipan
and getting mail at Hq. & Hq. Co.
WPBC-G-1, APO 244, c/o P. M,,
San Francisco, Calif. . . . Lt. Ran-
dolph Pierson, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Pierson, of Galveston,
is seeing service with the 348th
Fighter Gp. of the Fifth Air Force
which is performing occupational
duties in Japan.
Lt. Hector H. Mendieta was one
of the Aggies redeployed to the
Pacific from the ETO, landing on
Okinawa Sept. 2, in time to get in
on the V-J Day celebration. His
mailing address is H&S Co. 1330
Engr. G. S. Regt. APO 180, ¢/o
P. M., San Francisco, Calif. . . .
Sgt. R. H. Sandidge is stationed
at RAAF, Roswell, New Mexico,
and gets mail at Box 2907.
Lt. Roscoe R. Baldwin is Mes-
sage Center Officer -and Motor
Transport Officer of his company,
Co. B. 58th Sign. Bn. APO 660,
c/o P. M., San Francisco, Calif.
Ens. Phil Swatzell is in the Sea-
bees, Section Three, 81st Spec.
NCB, c¢/o FPO, San Francisco,. Ca-
lif. . . . Ensign R. H. “Buster”
Brown, Jr., is on the West Coast,
having come in from 14 months on
board an LST. Ens. Brown is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Brown,
Sr., of Bryan, Texas.
Cpl. Conrad J. Sommers is in
Alaska, with the 266th Chem. Sv.
Plt., APO 942, ¢/o P. M., Seattle,
Wash.
1946
Silver Taps: Lt. George N. Jackson.
Warren E. Holmgreen and his wife are
living in Bryan while Warren continues
his work toward a degree.
Lt. Dwight K. Booth, who lost his life
in operational flight in the ETO, has been
awarded the air medal and purple heart
posthumously. The awards were presented
to his father, M/Sgt. Brainard D. Booth,
M,N. Y.,
with Lts.
and Mike
Wm. D.
923 West Elm, Enid, Oklahoma, in cere-
monies at Enid Army Air Field, Enid,
Oklahoma.
T/4 William T. Miller is at 286 JASCO
Team 1, Fort Ord, Calif.
S/Sgt. Henry Kolinek is out of the
army after 23 months service. He is ‘liv-
ing at Star Route 2, KKenedy, Texas.
R. E. Stolzer, SK2/c gets mail at 8225
Laguna, San Francisco 23, Calif.
Lt. Thelton H. McWherter is home from
the wars at 520 Houston St., Kilgore,
Texas, . . . Pfe. Robert B. Mitchell is in
China with the H&S Co., 7th Marines, 1st
Marine Div., FMF, ¢% FPO, San Francisco,
Calif. . . . Jack Walter Wier, Jr., is with
the Douglas Aircraft Company in the En-
gineering Department, 2090 Strand, Her-
mosa Beach, Calif.
Ralph G. Griffin has reentered school
and getting mail at Box 1895, College
Station. . . . Lt. (jg) James W. Bassett,
USNR, Staff Com. Fair Alameda, USNAS,
Alameda, Calif. would like to hear from
Lt. (jg) O. H Berry, ’44, last heard of
on USS-LST 1001, FPO, N. Y. . .. Joseph
A. Orr, Jr., is getting mail at his home
at College Station, Box 145 FE.
Sgt. Jack Pace, 3226th Ord. De-
pot Co., APO 180, ¢/o P. M., San
Francisco, Calif., reports that Lt.
L. E. Kielman, ’42, is very near
him. . . . Ens. Lawrence C. Kea-
ton, 61st Naval Construction Bn.,
c/o FPO, San Francisco, Calif., is
in charge of the distribution of the
water system for the Naval Base
located near Village of Guinan,
Samar, Philippines Isle. . . . .
Lawrence B. Forney, ART 3/c,
3320 Beauchamp, Houston 9, Tex-
as, has been in the Navy since
May 19, 1944, serving as Aviation
Radio Technician.
1947
Silver Taps: Pvt. Herbert A. Heine-
meier.
Pvt, G. E. Harrigan is getting mail at
Hq. Pensouth QM P.O.L. Section, APO
782, ¢% PM, New York. . , . Lt. Jack M.
Fokes is located at Sendai, Japan, and
gets mail at Co. C 127 a/b Eng. Bn., APO
468, % PM, San Francisco, Calif. . . .
H. H. Edwards is “wintering” in Ger-
many, 584th Bomb Saqdn., 394th Bmb. Gp.
APO 64, ¢% PM, N. Y.
P. Fielding Breeden, Jr. and Charlie
Pickford S 1/c get mail at CAC Bldg.,
268, USNAS, Corpus Christi, Texas, . . .
Lt. E. A. Baetz is with the 11th Repl.
Depot in Japan and is helping to get
dress: 498th Repl. Co., APO 352,
San Francisco, Calif. . . .
Orrick is with Has. & Has.
APO 58, ¢% PM, New York. NY.
T/83 Jacob D. F. Boggs, Jr. i8 in
Germany and getting mail with Hq. 78th
Div., APO 178, ¢% PM, N.Y... . Lt. Robert
G. Pritchett graduated from OCS in Octo-
ber, 1945 and went overseas in December
of the same year, He is presently located
at Bremen and gets mail at Serv. Btry.
307th F.A. Bn., APO 1751, % PM, N. Y.
He would like to hear from Vance Porter,
’47, who, .according to recent word from
his parents, is in 465 Lester Hall, with the
V-12 Program, University of Colorado,
Boulder, Colo, . . . Clarence J. Mur-
phrey is S 2/c and stationed with the
Savings Bond Office, USNTC, San Diege,
1948
Pvt. George B. Morgan, Jr., Beaument,
QM Corps, 9201, TSU-TC, QM Det. 24,
NYPE, Camp Shanks, N. Y., hopes te
take some correspondence work to speed
his graduation when he returns to A. &
M. after release from the Army.
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