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Trinity College Alumni News, January 1946 TRINITY COLLEGE Alumni News January-' I946 • REVEREND REMSEN BRINCKERHOFF OGILBY PRESIDENT OF TRINITY COLLEGE 1920 - 1943 HE OFFERED TO OUR COLLEGE THE SUBSTANCE OF LIFE THIS TABLET IS GIVEN IN HIS MEMORY BY THE TRUSTEES AND FACULTY Editor's Note: The memorial on the front page was dedicated last fall, and is located near the main entrance of the Chapel. The architect of the Chapel, Mr. Philip H. Froman, designed it, and Lew Wallace did the carving. Professor James A. Notopoulos wrote the Latin inscription. It is interesting to note the word "rem" may mean spiritual substance or material substance. It is also a very felicitous pun on Dr. Ogilby's nickname. Certainly Dr. Ogilby will be remembered to hundreds of Trinity men for his spiritual leadership; the physical growth under his presidency, and for his wonderful personality. • TRINITY COLLEGE ALUMNI NEWS PUBLISHED BY THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF TRINITY COLLEGE, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Edited by John A. Mason VoL. VII JANUARY · 1946 No.3 President's Message Trinity's war effort is over on the campus, but a look out my window constantly reminds one of its effect. Men in uniform are streaming into the Dean's office seeking admission, and by next fall we should be close to our pre-war enrollment. Over fifteen hundred Trinity men in the armed services risked their lives all over the world, and deserve the gratitude of their college as well as their country. Especially should we alumni remember the fifty-seven men listed below who have made the supreme sacrifice. Their spirit will ever remain here. We can assure you that the College is dedicated to doing its utmost to help the world profit by the sacrifice that they have made. As soon as possible it is our intention to publish a memorial booklet telling of their lives. Plans are being made to erect on campus a suitable memorial so that their names will be an inspiration to the coming College generations, and will be perpetuated at the College they loved. Name Class Date Capt. Frederick L. Barrett 1939 Killed in action in Germany on February 9, 1945 Ensign William H. Beatty, USNR 1945 Killed on duty in the Pacific on November 17, 1944 Jacques E. Bloch (French Army) 1945 Killed in action in France on January 27, 1945 John H. Burns 1945 Killed in action in Germany on February 22, 1945 Lt. George H. Clarke, AAF 1944 Killed in airplane accident near Weed, California, on June 10, 1943 Lt. Horace G. Cleveland, III, 1942 Killed in action in South Pacific on Jan­ U.S.M.C.R. Air Corps uary 24, 1943 George F. Cobb 1945 Killed in action in Germany on November 3, 1944 Captain Malcolm Crocker, RCAF 1939 Killed in action in Europe on May 14, 1944 Sgt. Richard W. Dexter, AAF 1943 Killed in action in Corsica on December 3, 1944 Lt. Philip C. Dryden, AAF 1943 Died of wounds received in combat in • Germany on January 3, 1945 4 TRINITY COLLEGE ALUMNI NEWS • Name Class Date Lt. Henry P. Eichacker, AAF 1937 Killed in action in Aleutians on March 6, 1944 Sgt. Richard M. Farnsworth, AAF 1944 Killed in action over Palau Island on June 13, 1944 Lt. Robert M. Flanders, AAF 1940 Killed in airplane accident over Providence, Rhode Island, June 29, 1942 Pfc. Thomas W. Flanigan 1946 Killed in action near Cologne, Germany, December 4, 1944 Lt. Rocco A. Franchi, AAF 1941 Killed in action in African theatre July 3, 1943 Pfc. Charles E. Frazee 1946 Killed in action at Metz, France, on November 9, 1944 Lt. Herbert R. Gilman 1942 Killed in action in Italy on January 31, 1944 Pfc. Rex E. Greene 1946 Killed in action in Germany on December I, 1944 Ensign Louis R. Guzzo, USNR 1946 Killed in airplane crash August 30, 1945 Lt. Mumford M. Heard, AAF 1944 Died as result of enemy action on Leyte Island, January 29, 1945 Lt. Henry G. Honeysett, AAF 1945 Killed in action on mission over Holland, September 18, 1944 T / 5 Elmer J. Huber 1939 Killed in action in France on February 1, 1945 Pilot Officer Robert R. Hunter, AAF 1943 Killed in airplane crash off the coast of Nicaragua, May 8, 1944 Lt. William W. Johnson, AAF 1942 Killed in action in No. Africa on February 2, 1943 Lt. A. Ogden Jones, AAF 1942 Killed in action in Europe on March 28, 1944 Capt. Frank C. Jones, Jr., AAF 1943 Killed in action over Norway on August 8, 1944 Capt. Eldred A. Kerry, Jr., AAF 1941 Killed in airplane crash at Port of Spain, Trinidad, on January 8, 1944 Roger C. Kiley, AAF 1944 Died in Washington, D. C., on October 23, 1943 Pvt. Francis C. Kowalczyk 1938 Died as result of wounds received in Ger~ many on March 24, 1945 Lt. Charles H. LeFevre, AAF 1938 Killed in action over Germany on Novem ~ ber 29, 1943 Lt. Robert S. Manion, AAF 1942 Killed in airplane crash at Venice, Florida, on April 4, 1944 Ensign Newton H. Mason, USNR 1939 Lost in Battle of Coral Sea May 7 and 8, 1942 Capt. Daniel B. McCook 1931 Died while on duty in the Pacific, April 11, 1944 • • TRINITY COLLEGE ALUMNI NEWS 5 Name Class Date Lt. Leslie W. McWilliams 1939 Killed in action in Italy, March, 1944 Sgt. Sidney A. Mills 1941 Killed in action in France on December 1, 1944 T /5 Roderick J. Murray 1942 Died in Finschhafen, New Guinea, on October 22, 1944 Sgt. John B. Nasuta 1945 Killed in action in Germany on April2, 1945 Lt. (jg) George C. Nelson, USNR 1943 Lost during typhoon in Western Pacific on December 18, 1944 Ensign Edward A. O'Malley, USNR 1943 Died in Brooklyn Naval Hospital, Novem~ ber 20, 1943 Lt. Boris W. Pacelia, AAF 1939 Killed in airplane crash at Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas, November 10, 1942 Lt. (jg) George B. Patterson, USNR 1939 Lost in Berents Sea, December 9, 1942 Sgt. John Pearson 1943 Killed in action in France, November 17, 1944 Lt. Mark Rainsford 1941 Killed in airplane crash near Bowling Green, Kentucky, July 28, 1943 Lt. Judson S. Ramaker, AAF 1937 Killed in action in South Pacific on January 7, 1943 Lt. John F. Reynolds 1940 Killed in airplane crash near Maxton, • North Carolina, September 20, 1943 S/Sgt. JohnS. Saunders, AAF 1940 Killed in action in European theatre on November 8, 1942 Capt. John E. Slowik, AAF 1939 Killed in action over Europe on March 18, 1944 A.S. Charles E. Springer, USNR 1946 Died June 29, 1944 Lt. J. Gordon Sterling, AAF 1941 Killed in action over Hawaii on December 7, 1941 Pfc. Gilbert S. Tabor, Jr. 1945 Died as result of wounds on April 24, 1945 Pfc. Edwin P. Taylor, III 1946 Killed in action in Germany on March 29, 1945 Pfc. Walter Stark Taylor 1942 Killed in action in Germany on December 16, 1944 Lt. Charles W. Tourison, AAF 1943 Killed in action over Norway on November 18, 1943 Capt. William H. Warner, AAF 1935 Died of wounds received in combat in Germany on February 16, 1943 Lt. John W. Weissheimer 1939 Killed in crash of airplane near Lake Mo~ hawk, New Jersey, on October 15, 1944 John Williams, Jr., Chaplain 1926 Died May 20, 1944 • Cpl. Cleveland C. Woodward, USMCR 1943 Killed in action at Saipan 6 TRINITY CoLLEGE ALUMNI NEws • Administrative Assistant Comptroller jOSEPH W. GETZENDANNER JOHN A. MASON President Funston has announced that Lieutenant Commander Joseph W. Getzen, It is a great pleasure for me to return to danner, Jr., of Shaker Heights, Ohio, will Trinity College as Administrative Assistant. be Comptroller of Trinity College. He will My duties will consist of publishing the assume his duties the last week in January. Alumni News, College publications and bro, Mr. Getzendanner was graduated from chures, publicity, and any other duties Duke University in 1934 and from Harvard President Funston shall assign. Business School in 1936. He has been asso, dated with the C.I.T. Corporation of Balti, After graduating from Trinity in .1934 I more; the American Radiator Corporation of worked six years for Raymond Whitcomb, New York; and the National Refining Co. of Inc., the tourist agency, in Boston, wi~h their Cleveland. In 1942 he entered the Navy foreign and sales departments. Dunng the and worked in the Procurement Division of war I was Assistant Personnel Manager and the Bureau of Aeronautics. In 1943 he was a Personnel Manager of The Hadley Special student at the Radar Training School, and Tool Co., Brighton, Mass., manufacturers of later Fighter Director Officer on the escort machine gun sights and rifle parts. carrier, U.S.S. Gambier Bay. In 1944 and Through the years my connection with the 1945 he returned to the Bureau of Aero, College has been close through the Board nautics in the Contract Termination Division. of Fellows and as President of the Boston. He is married and has one child. Alumni. I have, however, much to learn about the various departments, undergraduate NEW ALUMNI AND activities, and this magazine. The previous PUBLICITY OFFICE editors Tom Wadlow and Bard McNulty, have a high standard. I hope to The Alumni and Publicity Office has moved s~t mait?-t~in from Jarvis 4 to Jarvis 19. This room in it, and I shall give my very best to Tn~·uty in this new job. I welcome your suggestiOns Middle Jarvis is the old Navy headquarters. Will all Alumni when on campus please feel and criticisms. free to come in to Jarvis 19 and make them, - JOHN A.
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