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Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2013 http://archive.org/details/laurelunse T H L A U R E '^^^^^x^ 1946 TO THE WELL-BELOVED SDIVS DF SAIVTA CLARA WHO AS MEMBERS " OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE , UNITED STATES IN WORLD WAR II ~ ' FREELY OFFERED UP THEIR LIVES AS ; A SUPREME SACRI- FICE IN THE LINE OF DUTY WE THEIR EVER-GRATEFUL SCHOOLFELLOWS HUMBLY DEDICATE THIS MEMORIAL VOLUME PUBLISHED BY THE STUHEIVTS DF THE UIVIVEBSITY DF SAIVTA ELABA / UNIVERSITY OF SAMTA CLARA ALUMMI HDNDRRaLL WORLD WAH II X 1 9 4 1 ... 1 9 4 5 ALEXANDER, LT. ROBERT L, '42 — ARMY AIR CHITTUM, MAJ. WARREN A., '41 — ARMY AIR Killed — Plane Crash — Woodward, Oklahoma — 7-7-44 Killed — Plane Crash — Solina, Kansas — 10-24-43 ANAHU, LT. WILLIAM M., B.S., '40 — ARMY AIR CHULLO, SP (A) 1/c WALTER A., '45 — NAVY Killed in action Mindora Is. Philippine Is. — 2-1-45 Killed in action — Bismark Sea — 2-21-45 BEIDMAN, PVT. A., '46 — AIR CLARK, CAPT. B.S., '41 JOHN JR., ARMY RICHARD J., — ARMY Died, Brooks Gen. Hosp., San Antonio, Texas — 1-7-45 Killed in action — Anzio Beach, Italy — 2-9-45 BENEDETTI, LT. '39 — AIR COCKRELL, ENS. WILLIAM '35 — AIR DAN J., ARMY J., NAVY Killed in action — South Pacific Killed in action BLAUER, PEC. RUDOLPH '39 — COGHLAN, LT. W., B.E.E., '42 — J., ARMY (jg) JAMES NAVY Died, Letterman Hospital, San Francisco, Calif. — 4-5-41 Killed in action — Submarine — So. Pacific •— 6-7-44 BLOW, WILLIAM T., '05 — M. MARINES CONSIDINE, LT. JAMES P., JR., '41 — R.A.F. Killed in action — New Caledonia — 3-24-43 Killed — Plane Crash — England — 4-11-42 BOLAND, LT. DAVID K., '44 — ARMY AIR COX, PVT. FRANCIS A., '46 — ARMY Killed m action — Vipiteno, Italy — 4-8-45 Killed in action — Germany — 11-23-44 BRADY, LT. JAMES M., '44 — MARINE AIR CRISWELL, ENS. DAVID W., B.S., '39 — NAVY AIR Killed in plane crash off Santa Barbara Coast, Cal. — 4-7-45 Killed in action off Marshall Is. Cen. Pac. — 2-1-42 BRENNAN, SGT. JAMES F., '43 — ARMY AIR CUMMING, LT. JOHN N., '41 — ARMY AIR Killed — Plane Crash over Corsica — 8-17-44 Killed — Plane Crash — Assam, India — 5-26-44 BRESCHINI, LT. EDMUND, '40 — ARMY AIR DaROSA, FRANK L, '18 — ARMY Killed — Plane Crash — Newfoundland — 2-14-45 Died — Camp Buckley, Colorado BRUCE, ENS. WILLIAM A.B., '39 — AIR DAVIS, LT. THOMAS D., B.S., '40 — ARMY J., NAVY Killed — Pasco, Washington — 4-14-43 Killed — Plane Crash — Honolulu, T. H. — 7-10-44 'CANELLA, LT. KEITH E., '42 — ARMY AIR DENTONL CAPT. LOUIS A., '42 — ARMY AIR Killed in action over Cherbourg — 6-18-44 Killed in action — Berlin, Germany — 3-6-44 CARR, ENS. '44 DITTMAN, LT. FREDERICK '41 — AIR KENNETH — J., ARMY J., NAVY AIR Killed — Plane Crash — So. Cahf. Coast — 4-9-45 Killed — Plane Crash — Las Vegas, Nevada — 1-16-42 LT. '37 CARR, PAUL B., — ARMY DOHERTY, CAPT. JOHN E., A.B., '40 — ARMY Killed in action — Italy — 4-15-45 Killed — Roccaromana, Italy — 12-10-43 DOHERTY, LT. JOSEPH C, B.S., '41 — ARMY MOFFITT, COL. JOHN F., '21 — ARMY Killed in action — France (Siegfried Line) — 3-15-45 Died — Naples, Italy — 3-18-44 '30 DOWLING, S/SGT. THOMAS L, JR., '45 — MARINES MOORE, CAPT. RUPERT E., JR., — ARMY Killed — Train Wreck — Ogden, Utah — 12-31-44 Died — Hot Springs, Arkansas — 4- -44 '47 EADINGTON, PFC. RICHARD D., '46 — ARMY MULLANE, PFC. JAMES R., — ARMY Killed in action — Near Bastogue, Belgium — 1-7-45 Killed in action — Okinawa — 6-6-45 '41 FOX, LT. JOSEPH R., '44 — ARMY AIR NOONAN, Y2/c DONALD J., B.S., — NAVY 1-29-45 Killed in action — Wewak, New Guinea — 4-12-44 Killed — Tinian, Marianas Is. — LT. '44 — MARINES NYLAND, CPL. ROBERT T., '45 — ARMY GARCIA, ALBERT J., 3-13-45 Killed in action — Iwo Jima — 3-3-45 Killed in action — Manila, Philippine Is. — '42 GEHAN, LT. RAYMOND F., LAW, '40 — NAVY AIR O'BRIEN, LT. ROBERT M., — ARMY Killed — Plane Crash — Camp Allen, Norfolk, Vo— 4-16-43 Killed in action — Solomon Is. — 7-31-43 GIUSTI, CAPT. ELTON '38 — ARMY AIR ENS. EDVv^ARD H., B.S., '38 — NAVY J., O'CONNOR, Killed in action — Tebessa, Algeria — 4-2-43 Killed in action at sea — Asiatic Area — 1-6-45 GOLDEN, LT. (jg) JOHN M., B.C.S., '43 — NAVY O'CONNOR, Q.M. JAMES A., '44 — M. MARINES Killed in action — Asiatic Area — 5-27-45 Died — Los Angeles, Calif. — 2-1-45 GUTIERREZ, LT. '45 — AIR O'DONNELL, SGT. F., '45 — ARMY AIR RUDOLPH J., ARMY JOHN Killed in action — English Channel — 9-25-44 Killed in action — Over Hamburg, Germany — 6-20-44 HEISER, ENS. W., B.S., '42 — AIR O'ROURKE, CPL. HARRY '43 ARMY WILLIAM NAVY J., Killed — Plane Crash — Rodeo, Calif, — 5-4-43 Killed in action — Luxenbourg — -45 HIGGINS, '45 — PAGANINI, SGT. PAUL, '38 — ARMY SGT. PATRICK J., ARMY Killed in action — Holland — 11-5-44 Killed in action - Germany — 11-23-44 HONNERT, JAMES E., '45 — NAVY PAUSNER, LT CHARLES H.. 44 _ ARMY Killed in action — Pacific Area — 4- -45 Killed in action — Germany - 3-13-45 JACOBS, PFC. ROBERT L., '45 — ARMY PURDY, PFC. D'ARCY A., '40 — ARMY Killed in action — Belgium — 12-25-44 Killed in action — Saipan, Marianas Is. — 7-8-44 JOHNSON, S.J., LT. REV. ALFRED W., '22 — ARMY RETHERS, LT. CHARLES A., M.D., '24 — NAVY AIR Died — Letterman Hosp., San Francisco, Calif. — 10-20-43 Killed — Plane Crash — Mexico — 5-26-43 '41 '44 — AIR JOHNSON, CAPT. JAMES L, B.S., — ARMY RUFF, CAPT. LAURENCE J., ARMY Killed in action — Germany — 5-7-45 Died — Biak Is. Netherlands East Indies — 3-27-45 '45 JOHNSON, A/C ROBERT H., — ARMY AIR RUIZ, LT. JOSEPH F., M.D., '38 — NAVY Killed — Plane Crash — Stockton, Calif. — 5-12-44 Killed in action — Guadalcanal Is. — 11-11-42 '41 KELLEY, LT. CLIFTON P., — ARMY AIR SAUNDERS, LT. FRANK T., JR., '44 — ARMY AIR Killed — Plane Crash — Oahu, T. H. — 9-3-42 Killed in action — Pompeii, Ilaly — 1-11-44 KIMBALL, CPL. ROLLAND E., '41 — MARINES SECONDO, LT. STANLEY N., B.C.S., '37 — ARMY AIR Killed in action — Tarawa, So. Pacific — 11-20-43 Killed — Plane Crash — Denver, Colorado — 8-25-43 LATHROP, LT. CHARLES R., '42 — ARMY SNYDER, CAPT. HOLBROOK, B.M.E., '37 — ARMY Killed in action — Soissons, France — 9-2-44 Killed — Plane Crash — Near Tuscon, Arizona — 8-9-45 LEONARD, SGT. EDWARD M., '45 — ARMY '45 Killed in action — Luzon — 3-25-45 STANTON, LT. JOHN P., — RCA. Killed in action — Holland — 1-26-45 LEONARD, CAPT. PATRICK G., '42 — MARINES Killed in action — Saipan, Marianas Is. — 6-27-44 SWEETLAND, CAPT. THEODORE R., '4! ARMY AIR Killed in action — North Africa — 3-23-43 LESAGE, LT. LAWRENCE D., B.S., '42 — MARINES Killed in action — Guadalcanal Is. — 1-18-43 THORNTON, LT. JOHN R., B.E.E., '35 — R.AF. Killed in action — Germany — 8-27-42 MCCAFFERY, LT. COL. JOSEPH P., '32 — MARINES Killed in action — Bougainville — 11-1-43 TUCHER, LT. CLARKE E., B.S., '41 — ARMY MCDONOUGH, CPT. WILLIAM H., B,S., '39—MARINES Killed in action — France — 10-13-44 Killed in action — Guam — 9- -44 ENS. '44 — AIR TUOHY, JOHN J., NAVY MCGUFFIN, AOM 2/c WILLIAM F., '40 — NAVY AIR Killed — Plane Crash — Samford, Florida — 7-26-44 Killed in action — Gilbert Is., Mid. Pac. — 11-25-43 WALKER, CAPT. EDWARD L, B.C.S., '39 — NAVY AIR MCVEIGH, CAPT. JAMES P., B.S., '34 — ARMY AIR Died Prisoner of War Fukuoka Camp, Honshu Is, 2-1-45 Killed — Plane Crash — Rangoon, Burma — 5-30-45 — — — MACDONALD, LT. FRED '38 — WOLCOTT, PFC. GEORGE V., '41 — ARMY J., ARMY AIR Missing in action — Off Kyushu Coast, Pac. Area — 4-28-45 Missing in action — Solomon Is. — Approx. 12-1-42 MATTHEWS, LT. COL. '26 — '43 JAMES J., ARMY ZETTERQUIST, LT. ROBERT L, — ARMY AIR Killed in action — Normandy (Invasion) — 8- -44 Missing in cciion — South Pacific — 5-23-45 Greater Love than this no man hah "Eternal rest grant unto them O'Lord THE ADMIIVISTRATDRS The University of Santa Clara, like the other universities and col- leges of the United States, is proud of her sons v/ho distinguished themselves in the recent war. They brought a glory to them- selves and their Alma Mater which will never fade. Particularly is Santa Clara proud of her eighty-four sons who made the supreme sacrifice of their lives through devotion to their country and what the country stands for. The University of Santa Clara will not forget those heroic sons nor does she wish future generations of students at Santa Clara to for- get them. That they may not be forgotten is the reason that this book has been dedicated to them.