Naval Air Training - Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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TRAINING STAFF, OPERATIONS PHASE 1 NZM. x. f ke. 'F ff' 'lt li ft .i '2 I ' IS,i .B A - ' -ff.. 'Mg FRONT ROW qleft to rightj: XV. A. Mansfield. Mach. QTQ , lf.S.N.. Lt. figj C. -I. Rush, Lt. fjgj -I. L. Oppenheimer, Ens. A. C. Schweizer. O. P. Gossett. Mach.. USN. - BACK ROXV: L. M. Parvino, R. XV. Beckel, XV. Floyd, H. B. Beals, YV. C. Greene, A. F. Lavorato. BEALS, HAROLD B., ACMM4Formerly an air mail pilot, he joined the Navy in August, 1941, at Chicago. His home address is 5317 Glenwood Ave., Chicago, and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Beals. His principal diversions are amateur radio and photography. BECKEL, R. W., ACMM QAAQ - He was born in 1918 and is a graduate of the old AMM School at Norfolk, Va. It is said that he is the only man at N. A. T. T. C. who can successfully interpret code engraved on a lead pencil as a gouge. FLOYD, IV., ACMM-Chief Floyd comes from Kerrville, Tenn., the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Floyd, and he enlisted at Little Rock, Ark., March 15, 1935, later training at San Diego. A farmer in civilian life, he aspires to retire at twenty. GOSSETT, ORIEN P., Mach., U.S.N.JlPop" is the son of Mrs. Nancy E. Gossett and his home ad- dress is Central City, Ky. He joined the Navy during World lllar I, july 11, 1917, at Memphis, Tenn., and trained at Portsmouth, Va. He is a former BM lfc. GREENE, YV. C., ACMM-The son of Mr. and Mrs. Lemander Greene, he is a native of Lexington, Ala., and he was employed as a lineman beforeen- listing at Birmingham Nov. 12, 1936. He took boot training at Norfolk with Co. 61. He hopes to get twenty years service. LAVORATO, A. F., ACMM QAAQ -Chief "Blackie" enlisted in the Navy in 1935. He was con- nected with operations at Norfolk for a period of eighteen months. His job is as engineering chief of operations phase. MANSFIEJ , W. A., Mach. QTQ, U. S. N.- He was born in 1 and enlisted in 1932. Mr. Mansfield intends to m - efthe Navy his career and advance as far as possible? I-Ie is engineering officer of operations. 5 PARVINO, 'L. M., ACMM -A native of Jeffer- son, Texas, Chief Parvino joined the Navy in 1930 at Shreveport, La., and boot camped at San Diego with Co. A-14. He is a football fan by hobby and he aspires to complete 20 years service. He yearns to get with an operating squadron. RUSH, C. LT., Materiel Officer - From 1029 Elkton St., Pittsburgh, Pa., he was formerly connected with Hamilton Standard Propellors. He was com- missioned at New York City in August, 1942, having previously served four years as an enlisted man. ' SCHXVEIZER, ALVIN C., ENSIGN, Materiel Coordinator - Before receiving his commission in June, 1942, Ensign Schweizer was employed by Ameri- can Airlines. A graduate of Gettysburg College, 1939, he is from Brooklyn, N. Y., 431 82 St. Photography is his hobby. 1

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l LL OFFICERS OF CLAASS M-17 J l 3 .N je 5 N - Anrrm av.- ' 'X FRONT ROXV flefl to righlj: S. Cimino, QI. V. Hummel, BACK ROXV: A. N. Aiello, Cl. L. Hagan, F. P. lime J . A. H. Crowley, 1.1. fi.g.j L. Hammen. W. G. Serra, Proko, R. Marshall, H. Sclmufcnlpcrg, G. A. Drager. X. D. XVhippl1:. 1 H K A