From the 1942 Lucky Bag:
Wichita, Kansas
B.G., Milt
Blaine is a fellow to envy! Not getting enough "juice" from academics, he studies radio for pleasure, tinkers with a homemade set when he is not writing letters. Another reason to envy him is his record of a letter per day without fail—the snake! Fortified with two years of college, "B.G." had few academic difficulties. He is always ready to lend a helping hand.
Fencing 4,2,1; Lacrosse 3; Movie Gang 2, 1; Boat Club 3; Radio Club 4; C.P.O.
The Class of 1942 graduated on December 19, 1941, less than two weeks after the United States entered World War II. The class had previously been scheduled to graduate in February 1942.
Wichita, Kansas
B.G., Milt
Blaine is a fellow to envy! Not getting enough "juice" from academics, he studies radio for pleasure, tinkers with a homemade set when he is not writing letters. Another reason to envy him is his record of a letter per day without fail—the snake! Fortified with two years of college, "B.G." had few academic difficulties. He is always ready to lend a helping hand.
Fencing 4,2,1; Lacrosse 3; Movie Gang 2, 1; Boat Club 3; Radio Club 4; C.P.O.
The Class of 1942 graduated on December 19, 1941, less than two weeks after the United States entered World War II. The class had previously been scheduled to graduate in February 1942.
Blaine was lost when USS Argonaut (APS 1) was sunk by a Japanese surface forces near Rabaul on January 10, 1943.
His father was listed as next of kin.
Blaine is one of 82 members of the Class of 1942 on Virtual Memorial Hall.
