Great Sitkin (AE 17) - Naval Cruise Book

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CB xr 4+ The opt1m1st sald we wouldnt the peslmlst Sald we couldn t we d1d When plans got underway to Lomplle a LIUISG book early 1n March the staff started with no materlal llttle expenence but much 1n1t1at1ve From the very start many problems were encountered and conquered Constantly ln search of a space to work the staff was forced to flee from pharmacy off1ce space storeroom and stateroom As an extra currlculum all work was performed after worklng hours Nearly every mght hldmg from the MAA l1ghts would burn t1l1m1d mght Our capxtal was small but we managed to buy a f1lm enlarger and necessary equlpment to develop f1lm and prlnt VILIUIGS I'I3V1I'lg nothlng but the dlrectlons on the package we locked ourselves 1n a dark room and by tr1a1 and error became hotographers In llke manner we be came artlsts layout men and wrlters Forgwe us 1f we boast but It was endless work But you want to know somethlng? fr s been a lot of fun And 1f th1s book brlngs to you just a lxttle of the enjoyment we had 1n preparmg II then the hardshlps haven t been 1n va1n Nl gd Before 4 I E lvl I After EDITORS UPTON H F SK2 RACK! S R BM3 STAFF SPANGLER BM3 SINGLETON SK2 CLANCY FT3 LAVEGLIA SN NELSON SN HARRISON GMI CIIRISTIE YN3 COORDINATOR ENS MA STILE I C BM3 NORTHCUTT D F HM2 KOZIELSKI YNSN ACETO SN SANTN FN MANISCALCO FN BOLMER QM3 ALBANESE YNSN MESLER SN MMAREL LI I ,,, Q! ' , ' I Y - '1 V QV ' 1 F , '- 5 FV ' f it 'T ' T . VJ P-'iq 'O' xx I k Q QQ I 1 4. qw. 4 A 1 . . . , . . . 1 . . , N . . , . x , . . . . 1 . ' , I if n , . . ' .. , . y. .- , 0 , - ' llllluur- . .i . . . . 7 ' ' 7 ' I . . e .Y I ' . ' , ' D 1 ll' A . U' ' 1 , , . I . . . . , , in ' 1 p . , , , n . . . . . . ' - 1 , , . . . . , I 1 - . , , ,

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.. .. ,A J- 4 J ' I -Q ' R, n. ' 5? F wgv I I - I . S .4f- 0 . 4 ' xNi The Master at Arms is the police force of the ship. They assist in carrying out orders set forth by the Navy. lt is their job to keep a check on the crews berthing spaces and make sure that the men under them keep the spaces clean. They also run the mess line and keep our newly painted mess spick and span. lf you think you can run around out of the uniform of the day just let them catch you and you will soon see if there is much you can get away with. Thanks to them we maintain to keep a more present- able Navy. I 0 , Q wp- Z' From Left to Right: C. H. Lay, J. L. Wilson. E. J. Harrison, H. Forrester E i 1 y ? P ,M -...1-L-u ,,1...1.1--- '--- I F . L-1,7 ,W s 1 'H 1 r 'Q li 9 . v T i I' fl 'ox A 6 , l cd, 3 -r arf ' xi shin 1 IA: jf I

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2330 REVELLLE 9 6 up tea .S.S. GREAT SITKIN QAE-175 - M 'l lQ54 Tryday Plan of the Day 32 HTL 1 Uniform of the Day: Working Uniform: ,L Officers and CZPOs: Cotton khaki wfo tie Service Dress Blue Dog H Enlisted: Clean dungarees Undress whites with jumper Liberty Uniform: ' 'Nw - Officers: Appropriate civilian dress with hat 'Mig' CPOS: Serviceable clean low water khaki 1500 P Other linlisted: Undress with neckerchief Duty Head of Department: I, M, KING Duty Operations Officer: Dr. Rustcutt 1300 Make all I Duty injun Officer: Chief Poker 'ions fOr fe-fuel Duty Deck Officer: CHBOSN Floor biofilm IUHSPT ailqsolifglet 0210 Prepare 10 fe'a'm 059+ We L 26996, 199 Sw P axx GQCKS swab 09 ofy' e 53395 W , C 0 WY' xo 080 1425 Prepare for manila hi-line oiilmenc 0500 -- wi '13' 1-at Med Rep IV -I- ' Pr N.