HISTORY OF LETTERMAN GENERAL HOSPITAL

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PERSONEL OF EDUCATIONAL SERVICE

Lieut.	A. G. Waidelich	Chief of Service.
Capt.	Cerf Rosenthal	Interviewer.
Lieut.	J. L. Mery	Morale and Finance Officer.
Lieut.	Chas. C. Stech	Psychologist.
Lieut.	R. E. Davis	Vocational Head.
Lieut.	Spencer W. Symons	Listening Post.
Hospital Sergeant	F. C. Rosser	Charge of Property.
Sfc.	L. W. Anderson	charge Academic work.
	Chester W. Hogg	Laison Officer, Orthopedic.
	R. L. Ware	Gymnasium Assistant.
Sgt.	Eric C. Allen	Listening Post
	Roy E. Harper	Linotype Instructor.
	H. C. Patton	Bookkeeping Instructor.
Cpl.	Walter Kimmell	Charge Enrollment.
	Edward W. Himrod	Listening Post.
	John W. Hill	Clerical.
Pfc.	G. K. Sundlie	Charge of Records.
	L. Richards	Auto Shop Assistant.
Pvt.	Harry Seeling	Wood Shop Assistant.
	Joel Dutton	Orderly.
	Mr. Alfred Livingston	Interviewer.

ACADEMIC

Miss Zelma Anderson. Miss Loise Allder. Miss Anna Cooledge Miss Lura Cook.

Miss Rose Day. Mrs. E. Halliday. Miss Belle Haven. Miss Flora McLean.

Mrs. H. Mendoza. Miss Marjorie Mills. Miss L. O’Connor.

SECRETARIAL.

Miss Alma Levison. (Editor Listening Post)

Mrs. Agnes W. Reed.

Miss Jessie M. Reed.

Miss Bertha Richardson.

POSTER WORK Miss Rina Moseley

MUSIC Miss Ethyl M. Grazer.

JEWELRY Mrs. Don Carlos.

SOCIAL SERVICE Miss Emily Rued. Miss Helen Vail.

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TRAINING SCHOOLS

Messers:

H. R. Keller—Agriculture. W. S. Batterman—Agriculture. J. L. Dalton—Outo (sic) Shop H. A. DeLuca—Vulcanizing. J. F. Melin—Welding. J. M. Johnston—Wood Shop. J. H. Madden—Wood Shop. J. A. Hall—Mech. Drawing. TECHNICAL Mrs. L. Mannocci.

J. A. Straughn—Mech. Drawing. A. W. Miller—Mech. Drawing. R. L. Rivera—Art Work. E. F. Forst—Machine Shop. W. J. Pillars—Leather Shop. K. C. Clark—Radio. B. Stedlinger—Radio. R. E. Warner—Academic. ADMINISTRATIVE Miss Beatrice Butler.

CRAFT WORK

Miss E. Atonovich. Miss Avesia Atkins Mrs. Frances Bell. Miss Agnes Berry. Miss Margaret Brunton. Miss S. DuBois Miss Perl DuBois. Miss Audret Evans. Miss Mildred Everett. Miss F. Fetherston. Miss Grace Goldberg.

Miss May Hackett. Miss Jessie Guild. Miss Margaret Hall. Miss Helen Harket. Miss Marion Hartwell. Miss Milard Holden. Miss Gladys Hobart. Miss Sabena Johnson. Miss Ruth Jones. Miss Ruth Kroll. Miss Gladys Laughlin.

Miss Gladys Lowden. Miss Vena McDonald. Miss Elizabeth Melcer. Miss Arline Miller. Mrs. Frances Neil. Miss Florence Northrup. Miss Ina Perham. Miss Marion Quinlan. Miss Edna Raum. Miss Florence Selby Mrs. M. Sutherland.

Miss Eleanor Thayer. Miss Jeanne Traxler. Miss J. Van Wormer. Mrs. Beatrice Werthy. Miss Belle Weyant. Miss Mael Whitmore. Miss Nelle Wills. Miss Mabel Yourex. Miss Margaret Ellis.

LIEUTENANT ARTHUR G. WAEDELICH

CHIEF OF EDUCATIONAL SERVICE

Born December 16, 1890, Lafayette, Indiana. Graduated from University of Chicago, 1914. Instructor in Practical Mechanics Purdue University. Supervisor in Manual Training, Martin Co. Schools, Minnesota. Instructor in Industrial School, University of Chicago. Supervising Principal, Junior High School, Tyson, Arizona. Executive Officer of Educational Service at Letterman General Hospital. Chief of the Educational Service at Letterman General Hospital.

STARS AND STRIPS DEFENDERS CLUB

The dances at the Stars and Stripes Defenders Club on Post street have been an attraction for thousands

of uniformed men. Good music, beautiful girls and hostess, who were real mothers to every man made an irresistible combination. The following ladies are responsible for the success of the club: Mrs. J. J. Gottlob, Mrs. R. M. Loesser, Mrs. Sigmund Stern, Mrs. James A. Otis, Mrs. Frank B. Anderson, Mrs. Charles W. Slack, Mrs. Edgar DePue, Miss Mary L. Phelan, Mrs. Wm. T. Sesnon, Miss L. L. McKinstry, Mrs. George A. Pope, Mrs. E. R. Dimond, Mrs. Gaillard Stoney, Mrs. Cyrus Walker, Mrs. James Rolph, Jr., Mrs. Max C. Sloss, Mrs. Milton H. Esberg, Mrs. LeRoy Nickel, Mrs. Wm. H. Crocker, Mrs. Jesse W. Lilienthal, Mrs. P. C. Hale, Mrs. Marcus S. Koshland, Mrs. Robert Oxnard, Mrs. Frederick W. Bradley, Mrs. Frederick G. Sanborn,

NATIONAL DEFENDERS CLUB

of the Presidio

Dancing every evening except Sunday, a canteen, library, pool, billiards and cards are the attractions at the National Defenders Club. Just outside the Presidio gates on Lombard street it is essentially a soldier’s club.

The following ladies are in charge: Mrs. Corode, Miss Rodgers, Miss Abrams, Miss Blumenthal, Miss R. Bernard, Mrs. Ross, Miss M. Eisner, Miss O’Leary.

Transcribed by Sharon Walford Yost.

Source: ”The History of Letterman General Hospital, Page 34. Published by the Listening Post, Presidio, San Francisco, Cal. 1919.

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