Orange Coast College - Log Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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s. eruiceA Cyattc 5 The galley staff kept the crew supplied with plenty of hot chow. And when fancy ship ' s dinners were held, they stood by. Row 1: B. Butier. D. Heikes. H. Liddicote. Row 2. N. Mayberry, O. Hensley. C. Reed, E. Coltiin. M. Potts. B. Webster, D. Rob- ertson. S nacli6 ' nacfiA The Snack Squadron served our Gedunks with a cheery- smile while we were taking our bearings before starting the day ' s tour of duty. Later during the day when we were on free time, we could have our Koffee Klutch there as well. r. Kruger. M. Kraft. E, Bannister, C. Cowling, R. Davis, T. Mitchell. mflLTS E SHAKES :K8C«l«Ii C«fB8» 2S s n fi c K ics cBiiiis suntiiiicsss o SBIlOBtS ■H

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oLll? fUfi ¥ Encouraging a ship staffed by an educated group instead of the often-phrased motley crew , the Library Department under Officer Clarke provided the reading materials for assignments and pleasure. Checking the books catalogued, and cataloguing all the new records kept Mr. Clarke and his ever happy helper, Marj, busy throughout the year. New shelves were put in the ship ' s library and bound magazines were stacked on the older shelves. The loud speaker informed all deck hands and officers of coming and momentary events of the week. Many an ear was turned to find music coming from the clock. MR. CLARKE 4 MISS CHALOUPHKA

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flflaint enance Helping to keep everything aboard ship- shape during the time of major repairs and alterations, our maintenance crew stepped forward armed with buckets and brooms, etc., along with plenty of elbow grease. Row 1 G. Adam: E. McNeal i. fiiockhouse. J. Brown, R. Rucker. Row 2: F. Albets, L. Bell, D. Eurchell, I liqlit L t rew I Row 1: L. Manuel, L. Beigeion. R. Keller. C. Nelson, D. Heikss. Row 2: I. Bab- cock, B. Fluke, F. Taylor, F. Frankell, Jr., W. McCabe. Eus 2). TiverA These Nickle Snatchers had to stand the dawn watch in order to see that all hands were on time to report for duty.