Description: In honor of the memory of Lieut. Warren Eastman Robinson (1890-1918)
warren (301) robinson (192) eastman (69) hubbard hall (2) warren eastman robinson (1) warren robinson (1) w.e. robinson (1) memorial gateway (1) kenneth c. m. sills (1) bowdoin’s memorial flagpole (1)
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Warren Eastman Robinson entered Bowdoin a boy just passed sixteen, the youngest of his class. Beneath the charm of his boyishness there underlay maturity of purpose and stability of character. These innate qualities of manliness joined to a singular good humor, a rare capacity for friendship, a quick intelligence, and a discriminating intellect made him at once a leader in our undergraduate life. He graduated summa cum laude and embarked immediately on what he designed for his life career, the work of a tea
Lieut. Robinson first went into the front line with his unit in the Chemin des Dames sector early in February. 1918, and remained with them until the spring.