Army and Navy Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Carlsbad, CA)

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is Never too busy to talk with cadets, Dean Ede counsels with Bob Lowell. I-IEADMASTER GUIDES ACADEMIC PROGRAM Dean Raymond C. Ede, Headmaster .i!liWli,i L m b,,M One of the best known and best liked men on campus is Dean Raymond C. Ede. He has spent thirty one years at the Academy, both as a teacher and Headmaster. His helpful at- titude and wisdom have gained him the friendship and respect of all who know him. He has a keen respect for the ideals of the Academy and tries to instill in all cadets a sense of manliness towards their duties. Ca- dets come to him for both advice and coun- seling, which he most readily gives. His friendship is cherished by all. As Headmaster of the Academy, his duties range from scheduling to helping boys apply to perspective colleges. He is greatly con- cerned with the boys and therefore keeps in- formed on their progress through the years. Dean Ede's loyalty to the Academy is unsur- passed. He takes an active interest in all school affairs. He is a guide for all cadets to be more active 'in academic and athletic func- tions. Always in attendance at athletic events, Dean Ede with Bill Patterson after hard-fought Ramona game. ,M, talks

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Major W. C. Atkinson Jr., Vice President VICE PRESIDENT PERFORM S VARIOUS DUTIES Major William C. Atkinson Jr. has served on the staff of the Academy since 1957. He is familiar with the campus life of the boys and therefore is able to understand and help them. As Vice President of the Academy, his duties include: Business manager, public relations, and Alumni aiairs. I-Ie also takes over the duties of the President of the Academy in the absence of Colonel Atkinson. Major Bill is a living example of the Senior Class motto: Deeds, not Words. He says little and does much. He takes an active interest in all phases of the Aca- demy, as well as in civic affairs. Major Atkinson was elected to the Carls- bad City Council in the early part of 1964. Since then his duties have increased con- siderably. But he is a conscientious worker and therefore has little trouble in fulfill- ing them. His high ideals and sense of honor are unsurpassed. He is a man of wisdom and is eager to share all he knows. .. ,f......-. ..-.--e- Q 4-fun ,.....-.Q --....-... 1 .,.....n-.., fi: V I -In --4-up-an . ,lf Q? -, i l i - Q , if' fs. in :gy -4 1, 694, in H . . ' Major Bill attending Senior banguet at Officers Club in San Diego. Vice President begins his day after faculty meeting if-4

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bf-1 YOU WILL REFLECT UPON THESE YEARS AT THE ACADEMY ALL THE REST OE YOUR LIFE, NOT ONLY BECAUSE IT WAS AN IMPORTANT PART OE YOUR YOUTH, Mrs. Charlotte C. Atkinson A M.A. Claremont Graduate School Harry O. Ashmore BS Colby College Instructor of Mathemancs Mrs Ruth F Blosh RN Carney Hospztal Nxght Nurse I Social Hostess, Choir ' Dxrector, and Organist. G11bert N Brookhart BA Idaho State Unwerszty Assxstant Headmaster Instructor of Englxsh Advxsor of Qulll and funn N., Scroll The Warrzor and The Adjutant . 5 V. .W I I as Av' ' I - 'si , 4 g. V, I' V . , YI. 1 M g., - I E ' 3, S' .-u ' f w ' if - ' .411 A I ry gg I f A . V , I 3 ' 1' - I V C, K' 1, N 'l - 1 'A ' I f 17 fi ,. 2 I Uv' P' IN 1 . ' ' A N D -? 5 KWUINMZL . ' , i . , . . J V 1 2 ' 1 A 1