Admiral Billard Academy - Admiral Yearbook (New London, CT)

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O Bobert W. Weir Bob, Weary Company A, Glee Club '38, Wheel Watch '38, Band '38. Now where'd you find that dust? A top-notcher from New lersey, Bob is a quiet easy- going chap, and they don't make them better. After penetrat- ing his solitude, you find and value the clever wit he pos- sesses, especially if you are the object of his remarks. In spite of his handsomeness, Bob is not a ladies' man. Or- ganizer of the Scots -and one of the editors of the Wheel Watch. D. Badcliife Willard Bad, Will Battalion Commander, Football '37, '38, Captain '37, Baseball '37, Basketball '37, Yearbook Editor '37, Busi- ness Manager '38, Wheel Watch '37, '38, Class President '37, ln summer butter will run, will-lard? Our excellent senior cadet, Rad even looked the position, maintaining serious dignity in public life, though he had many ways of relaxing with his friends. His school spirit and popularity rates high. His knife-like drives into the opposition in football made him known as the fifth man in the opponents backfield. Punner extraordinaire, chief money- raiser for the Admiral, and other things too numerous to mention.

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Ile Cyril V. Storer CY, Red Coast Guard Academy. Company B, Zncl P. O.p Football Captain '38g Baseball '38, Varsity Club '38g Yearbook '38g Glee Club '38, 'Wheel Watch '38g Class Vice-President '38, Lapel Stars. l ain't talking. Red came here just in time for football, and soon showed himself the man for captain. For several months, he spent his weekends studying, but the call of Connecticut College proved too strong. He also rates near the top in his studies, and will probably have a long and successful career in the Coast Guard. ,I Alvin T. Stubel Slaughter, Stubie Naval Academy. Company C, 2nd P. O., Football '37, '38p Baseball '37, Cross Country '37, Boxing, Varsity Club '37, '38, Year- book '37, '38p Wheel Watch '37, '38g Class President, Lapel Stars. Oh, if l were only a man. Never a dull moment is the expression Written all over Stubie's countenance. A two-year man, his constant aid to the rookies was deeply appreciated. Could have given a course in how to arrange breakfast in bed, soapboxing, phrase-coining, and Baxter-baiting. Stubie was always in the thick of the fun, and a darn good sport. Good student, and athlete, he was voted the most versatile.

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COMMISSIONED Bode, Company Ag Browne, Adjutant: Willard, Battalion Commander, OFFICERS Potter, Company B7 Christophersen, Company C. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Company A-Leary, 2nd Classy Pollock, lst Classy O'Brien, 3rd Class Allen, Gunnery Officer. Company B-Storer, 2nd Classy Hurley, lst Class: Baxter, 3rd Class. Company C-Stubel, 2nd Classy Rapalus, 3rd Classy Dieckrnan, lst Class: Stevenson, Gunnery Officer. u ,V Q . . ,r A ' . , 1 .x:- .'.. f 'ev' ' . . -I-.:r '-- -'. . . ' ' nh, ' V , - ' ' ' ' ' r -. M . Y w zz- . ' ' . ,fm . . '