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Washington CH Honor Rll Lists 443 Boys Now In Service, World War II
Washington C.H. Record-Herald
Washington Court House, Ohio •
Thu, Feb 22, 1945 p7
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• Thursday " to Wash| February 22, 1945.
WHS HONOR ROLL LISTS 443 BOYS NOW IN SERVICE
Twelve Gold Stars on Big Flag -
- Alumni Fighting All Over World There are now 443 stars on the as big service flag that hangs in the Washington C. H. High School auditorium. Each one represents I graduate now in the country's armed forces--and there are still more to come.
•Twelve of those stars are gold -for the boys who have given | their lives in the service of their country. Four--Presley Ault, Emerson Ludwick, Pershing Mann and Herbert Sanderson--were killed in action against the Germans in Europe and two-Morris Murphy and Roy -were battle casualties in the South Pacific. Two- -Robert Frost and Walter (Bud) Fults-met death in plane crashes as they neared completion of their training in the Army Air Forces and William Marting, a navy flier, plunged into the Atlantic Ocean while on patrol for submarines off the east coast. Charles Stewardson, Robert Sexton and Harold LeFever died in training camps. Keeping the honor roll and, as near as possible, a complete recof WHS alumni in the service been carried on by "has the senior classes for the last four years.

The task of honoring the servicemen with this recognition was started by the class of 1943 and picked up each year by each succeeding class. Karl J. Kay is the class advisor and takes an active part in the work. Most of the boys in previous classes are now in uniform themselves. The records show graduates of WHS in all branches of the service and scattered all over the World.

Many of them been wounded and many have been cited for heroism. It has not been easy to compile that list. While, it is believed to be nearly complete, it is possible that there are a few not yet accounted for. Families and friends, Kay said, had been a big help in making up the list and he expressed the hope that if there is any question about a former student having been missed that it would be called to the attention of the class, either by letter or telephone. It was explained that because of many complexities, it was considered impractical to attempt to list all former students; so the honor roll is limited to graduates.

Several on the list are girls. The first part of the list, which is kept alphabetically, was released for publication several weeks ago while the remainder was being put in order. Now the remainder has been completed and released. It follows, with the eleven names added to the first part since it was published: . Walter Adams, Vivian Baughn, Lawrence Burris, James Dellinger, Robert Denton, Harry Ferguson, John Fortney, Mary Ellen Grove, Richard Hagerty, Karl Harper, Pershing Mann (deceased).

Leon Inskeep, Ralph Irons. Myron Jacobs, Billie Dale Jamison, Lawrence Jarnigan, Harold Jenkins, Robert Jenkins, Francis Jett, Glenn Jett, LaVerne Jett, Richard Johnson, John, David Johnson, Charles •Johns, Montie Jones, Paul Jones. Charles Kelly, Steve Kellough, Richard Kelly, Charles T. Kelly (discharged), Gilbert Kidner, Ned Kinzer, Eldon Kirk, Adrian Kisling, Leah Krebs. Gordon Lanum, William Lanum, Max Lawrence, John Lawson, Donald Leeth, Harry Leeth, Harold LeFevre (deceased), Paul Lightle, Roy Litton,, Jr.

(de- ceased), Harold Lindsay, Emmett Lloyd, Kenneth Looker, Rex Looker, John Lonnis, Kenneth William Lucas, Emerson (deceased), John Lusher, Lyons, James McCoy, Robert Leo McDaniel, Marlyn William McKinney, Winfield Kinney, John MacMurray, Richard McVey, Donald Roy Maddux, Carl Charle Mallow, William Charles Mann, Urban Mark, Stanley Mark, Mark, Hubert Markley, William Marting Morley Wayne Marshall, Maughmer, Richard Robert Mayer, Dale Merritt, Mershon, Jack Merz, Paul James Miller, Howard Lowell Miller, William Heber Minton, Dwight Thurman Minton. Eddie Louis Mitchem, Richard Wendel Mitchem. Eugene • Morgan, H. L. Howard Ronald Donald Moore,' Jr., Louis Morris, Robert Dale Morris, Morton, Harold Moyer, Moyer, Ralph Murdock, Murphy (deceased), Murray, Charles Mustine.

William Naylor. Robert Olinger, Charles borne, Robert Osborne, Overstake, Charles Palmer, Elba Richard William Paxson, James Henry Pearce, Wayne Herbert Plyraire Frank Pope, Richard Powell, Price, Otho Price, Pummel, James Purcell, Richard Ramsey, Harold William Reese, Owen Jack Charles " Reno, Rhoads, Charles. John Rhoades, Donald Glenn Roberts, Bliss Walter Robinson, Harold inson, Harold Rodecker, Roe, Max Roe, William Earl Rohde, Herman Roby, Rose, Arthur Rothrock charged), Dale Roush. Rowe, William Rudduck, Rush, Wendell Salisbury, Emma Sanders, Herbert Sanderson ceased), Richard Sanderson, Sauer, Sam Sauer, Omar Thomas Sever, Charles Edward Sexton, George Robert Sexton (deceased), old Shephard, Charles Sheridan, Robert dan, Bert Shimp, Robert maker, Kenneth Fred Shoop, Paul Shoults. Robert Daniel Slayton, Paul Arthur Charles Richard Dale Snyder, Smith, nest Snyder, Edwin Sollars, bert Sollars, George William Sprenger, Robert forth, Charles Stewardson ceased), Coyt Stookey, Stratton, William Summers, man Sword, Wayne Taylor, Joseph Scott Tillett, Robert Tillis, Thompson, Arthur Paul Thornhill, Maurice ton.

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United States
Ohio
Washington Court House
Washington C.H. Record-Herald
1945
Feb
22
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Washington CH Honor Rll Lists 443 Boys Now In Service, World War II

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