Air Force Technical Training Detachment - Echelon Yearbook (Haverford, PA)

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Roald W. Strut: Malcolm M. Swett Roald W. Strutz SOC 7 Chicago, Ill. Illinois lnsrirurv of Tvrlmology Roald . . . clclinitt-ly not thc typi- wlth mhihitions . . . lt-zulur of South l3zu'clz1y's morc nufgnious uctivitics . . . his smiling pun lnnkcs xxonwn swoon . . . known to Ins intinmtcs :is Cud- dlcsn . . . hc is ht-p, hut good. ov. Paul Thau Arthur D. Tucker Paul 'lihau Sec l Ni-w York. N. Y. College of lllc City of Nvu York P. 'li .... haircut cninlnnvs mxitm- xxith shot- lwruslm , . . Ngipolvoniv It-nd l'lIL'll'S-Pl'Ul!1ll1lX from living with ml ll Nllkl.ll ln-:ulul ro:-iiiiiignu . . . nu - ' count-uriont . . . civilian in lllSj1lllSl'--- und disgust. .Thro- w Q Malcolm M. Swett Sec 7 Middlebury. Vt. Alilllllfblllj' ffollvgv lllnc . . . this Ycrmont school tcncli- cr is our zuiswcr to llorgicc Nlgnnn . . . hc isn't lmviml vt-ry oltun hut xxhgnr Sonic guys XX'0lllKllliI gin' to suv his CXLIINS . . . Llllcl' lllt' Hill' liupvs In Cllll' tinut- cnliglut-ning the l1lt'l11lWL'l'S ol Kvllfs llill Sflltilll. Arthur D. Tuckcr Sec S hv'1.ll'-lll10l1. N. lflmira .-lxiarion Ground Sflmol luck . . . ll l'L'1ll hlond . . . tht- pun aiu- typt- . . , un olitdoor nun xx ho inndt- rlu- lxorsu luck rnlu .1 slltuw. Qlllkl lllt' Xuwli ' 4 tn la in .llullnorr nn in ul'.llllt' . , . k'l'lllY lor tht- Xu' korpx

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Paul H. Smith Royal B. Smith Frederick P. Stein Robert E. Stoner Paul H. Smith Frederick P. Stein Sec 5 Clinton, N. Y. Sec 2 Sayville, N. Y. Clinton High School Sayville High School Uuuuh, Georgeln . . . lean, lanky, Fred . . . 21 friend forever . . . one of allways smiling . . . Sm1ttv's one of the the few in the Army he-fore Haverford top men on that chxnnpionslnp See 5 Ll1lyS . . , living hy the fxfl1lllIlC gave Imll teznn . . . 1llS01I lwig four-letter nmn him ll love for the sen . . . football wlnz. .lt Clinton lligh . . . eivil servzlnt .lt :Xir Corps liaise lu-fore the xvzn' . . . nmlwition: l3llZll'lll1lCy :lt University of xllkjlllgllll. 'A' ll ll Q 'A' E Royal B. Smith Robert E. Stoner SCC 5 Cl1iCJgU, Ill- Sec 6 Massillon, Ohio Purdue Unirersily lllassillon High School llutl . . . tglll, goml-looking . . . Boli . , . :ulxvays helpful, never servile xxmnen nho pursue Inm are lns olwses- . . . gn lmzml norker with good lllL'IlS . . . sion . . . will rememlwer New York Ins feet on the gronnml, lns liezul lll the neelvenmls gnul lliellnestlgnv nights at eloncls . . . an przuctlenl meehzinie :mtl the fireeliis . , . one of our lirst smlnznl- electrician, generally' useful with his ron legnclers . . . eootl oflieer mnterixul. lizlncls . . . noren1I1l'lis,ple:1se.

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5 i Michael C. Tulevech Winthrop M. Tuttle Raymond A. Ulmer Arthur Unger Michael C. Tulevech Ray Ulmer Sec 3 New York, N. Y. Sec 3 Chicago, Ill. New York University l'Vrigl1l junior College hlilcc thc tool . . . Il natural horn Ray . . . one of Mayor Kclly's rabid big-shot . . . lit major :it N. Y. U. . . . hut toolt cnough accounting to qualify for C. P. :X .... totcs ll Phi Beta Kappa lacy on thc sly . . . wants to write . . . sci: In Eclirlozi and Pm'-illrti!z1t1'o11,i'. New Dculcrs . . . rczids Poll., too . . . ll lihcrnl :irts disciple, hc found 'lihc Calculus hzirdcr than that we-ck cud restriction hc :ind the boys got when the Lynnbrook inspector unexpcctcdly showed up . . . Ray ncvcr walks . . . works hard. i 'Ill A 5 E Winthrop Tuttle Sec 2 Oneida, N. Y. W'illiams College 'llut .... 'Xl'Cl1lt S inziinstziy on tht- cowhidc . . . contrihutingg lllflst to thc .Yrzc Yorkrr' with hopcs . . . :also to 121 Effiuloiz . . . oh, thosc Sztturtlgiy nights spt-nt washing clothcs . . . ht- L'l'lll'lly inclincd . . . countt-rp1u't ol colllltt'1'p:1l'ts . . . Cllll scc ovcl' lllltl gihovt' t-vci'ytl1iiig, hut tlicrt-'s Lilwziys that vector. Arthur Unger Sec 4 New York, N. Y. College of Ilze City of New York 'l'ht- most litcmry-mindcd student rlmr thc qlriny cvcr zlttcmptcd to hh-- rt-orologizt -,.. his l'rr-.llrr column, conx'c1'sz1tion, :ind czipcrs consistcntly confound thosc unzicquziintcd with his intriczitc thought proccsscs . . . will hc an tcrrihc succt-ss il' hc can :icquirc ll spt-cific zimhition.