Word: schofield
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Several important changes were also made in the personnel of the Athletic Council proper. Brooks N. Heath '44, Stanley H. Durwood '43, and John D. Eusden '43 were elected as representatives of baseball, football, and swimming respectively. The following men have retained their positions on the Council: Schofield Andrews, Jr. '44 for crew, Charles T. Cowen '44 for hockey, J. Donald MacKinnon, Jr. '43 for track, and Burditt for basketball...
Also announced last night were the elections of two men to the Undergraduate Athletic Committee to fill vacancies left by departing students. Schofield Andrews, Jr. '44 has been elected to replace Thomas W. Boynton '43, coxswain of last year's Varsity crew. J. Donald MacKinnon '43, has been elected to replace John R. Shattuck '43. MacKinnon is captain of the Varsity track team. Shattuck has left College to join the Navy under the V-7 program...
...worked in the Bureau of Navigation (personnel), was aide to two Assistant Secretaries of the Navy (Theodore Roosevelt Jr. and T. Douglas Robinson), was assistant chief of staff to a Commander of the Battle Force and to a CINCUS (Admiral F. H. Schofield...
Dick Ober, Schofield Andrews, Bill Sohier, Winsor Soule, and Nick Biddle, all 1944 are working out on the Jayvees at times, and together with veterans Tony Villa, Ev Brown, and Ford King, will probably comprise a large part of the Junior Varsity...
...wave of planes slipped in at 7:55 a.m., the Rising Sun insignia clearly visible in the early morning sunlight. Single-engine bombers singled out ships and naval centers in Pearl Harbor, blanketed the area with explosives. Under subsequent attack were the Army's Hickam Field, Wheeler Field, Schofield Barracks, Bellows Field, Kaneohe Naval Air Station and that portion of the fleet offshore. In all there were six separate attacks, the others coming...