Navarro (APA 215) - Naval Cruise Book

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Suppl Department fficers And Men SUPPLY OFFICER LCDR R. J. TANNONE LTSJGQ s.B. ISOLA qscp AS T. SUPPLY OFFICER LTQJGQ E.H. NICHOLS qscp D ENS. D.N. WINDAU, SC DISBURSING OFFICER

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Life As An Officer Unboard The Happy New HOW DOES THAT SOUND, SIR? DR. CARL AT WORK OK MR. BIGGER, PARADE REST! ENS. ROBERT D. PACEK I JUST CAME EOR THE PICTURE f .A,,, I

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BOTTOM ROW: JAPSON TN, ABINSAY TN, ESPERANZA GERONIMO SD3, CALAYO TN, PULLIDO TN, VALENCIA SD3, SABLAN TN, HINA TN, LTCJCB EJ-I. NICHOLS. TN, GATES SDI, BONILLA SDC. BACK' ROW: LCDR R. J. TANNONE, STROMAS SD2, S-5 DIVI I0 The work of the stewards, cooks, and stewardsmen, is an important factor in the morale of the officers. It is also true that the morale of the officers has a direct effect on the morale of the men. For this reason, it is essential that the S-5 Division do their job well. Aboard Navarro, the job is done well. Chief Bonilla has given each man a fair share of thework. Stromas, and his partner Calayo, are the wardroom cooks. They do an excellent job in the galley, especially in the preparation of curry, a dish that is always well received. After breakfast, the normal workday starts. Valencia, goes below to the provision issue room to draw whatever is needed in the galley. Sablan, goes topside to the 02 level and Abinsay, Hina, and Hines, start working on the Ol level. Below in the ward- room, Esperanza, Pullido, and Ronquilla begin their work. Geronimo, at this time is working in the Captain's cabin, however, every' morning he is usually able to stop by the pantry and engage in a little scuttlebut. J apson has not been working in the usual places lately. He has recently become the ship's barber and therefore spends most of his time happily clipping away in the barber shop. ' Gates has recently been transferred to another ship. There he will be the leading steward and as such he will do the same outstanding job that he did aboard NAVARRO. raw