The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-25
YANKS ON THE CAMPUS
NATIONAL ARMY SENDS OVER
HUNDRED MEN HERE FOR
SPECIAL INSTRUCTION
AND TRAINING
All Boys from Kansas Counties

campus 102 Kansas boys selected
from most of the counties OF the state
for special instruction and training
as part of their work in helping this
republic assist making the work safe
for the principles of right. There are
sixty-six counties represented. They
are charge of Captain Dennis De-
laney Boston, Mass, and Leavenworth
Kansas; Lieut.. Robert Riley, Fort
Thomas, Arizona.
The medical corps here comprise
Lieut.. Charles C. Hatfield, Kingston,
Ohio; Corp. Henry C. Schransk, Pvt.
Raymond Estill and Pvt Leo Van
Wilzke.
Many OF them are know per-
sonally to many of US on the campus.
A goodly number are college men and
there are a few who are former stu
dents of this school itself. Their
names will be found below.
The change it made on the campus
was hardly noticeable, They are
working or in training so steadily and
so enthusiastically that they are hard
Iy seen save when on the way to their
class room or out on the athletic field
drilling.
To say that they are fine lot of
young fellows is to put it only mildly.
They are here for business and our
instructors and their officers are Ger
tainy seeing to it that they are getting
it.
The list of the soldiers follows and
it sets forth what special work each
is engaged in:
BLACKSMITHS
Henry W. Sloan, Eldorado,
Arthur Roy Turner, Great Bend,
Clarence August Pohlman, Great
Bend,
John Kemp, Sedan,
Harlan Bruce Smith, Beloit,
William E. Barrraclough, Kansas
City, Kansas,
Roy Wesley Lloyd, Hutchinson,
James Ernest Sears, Pittsburg,
Constantine Spiro Pandremenos,
Wichita
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Ray Cecil Watts, Newton,
Walfred Theodore Johnson, Mime
apolis,
August Ebeling, Washington,
Harvey John Carston, Stockton,
Avery Roy Post, Osborne,
Carl Victor Swanson, Mcpherson,
Rodney Martin Raymond, Phillips
burg,
Richard Lee Holloway, Cimarron,
Herman Julius Wheeler, Kansas
City, Kansas,
Ernest Leroy Weber, Clay Center,
Homer Sutton, Eldorado,
VIM. Ray Prather, Eureka,
Herman Rudolph Kutnink, Jr., Me
Pherson,
Aaron Earl Stovall, Smith Center,
Albert Benedict Weltsch, West
Morland,
Carl A. Peterson, Lawrence,
OrviIle Miller Williams, Anthony,
Jerie Murphy, Wellington,
Jerre Cochran, Lyons,
Roand Henry Dawson, Me
Lodge,
AUTO REPAIRERS and CHAUF-
FEURS
Clarence Benjamin Burr, Leaven-
worth,
A'Bram Valentine Gunselma I. Hia-
watha,
Earl Meade, Hays,
Continued on second page.)
Florian William Biberstein, Marys-
vile,
William A. Nuckols, Hutchinson,
Clifford Clarence Clark, Hutchin-
son,
Lawrence Harold Adams, Hiawa-
tina,
Joseph Emanuel Beck, Salina,
Harry Townsend Cavaugh, Os-
wego,
Harry Frank Pinney, Fredonia,
Floyd Stone, Winfield,
Steve Harry Shannon, Wichita,
Benjamin Harrison Graham, To-
peka,
Ross Francis Clinton, Topeka,
Irwin Kaing McCubbin, Wichita,
Clifford Harry Worley, Edwards
vile,
Walter Eugene Nevins, Eldorado,
Everett Pardon CoIburn, Mankato.
Riley Law, Topeka,
William scar Henderson, Ottawa,
Lester Bower, Oskaloosa,
Patrick Richard Hellse, Washing
ton,
General G. Gibbs. Eldorado,
WOODWORKERS
Clayton Carlette Bice, Newton,
Harry Cecil Bishop, lola,
Clarence Clay Berger, Mankato,
Clifford Brooks, Norton,
Elliot Cullens, Osborne,
Harrison Henry Dunlap, Smith
Center,
Glen Wood Towles, Eldorado,
Charley Diskin, Girard,
Grover Eugene Dryden, Wichita,
Albert E. Tiffe, Concorda,
Fred X Foth, Marion,
RaIDh TvddIa Thirty 0Iathe