Wisconsin (BB 64) - Naval Cruise Book

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Fnoxi' Row: R. NV. llletzncr, K. R. Frank, E. Altijcr, F. L. Hafn Um Row: j, A. Maiffatter. J. C. Smith B. Branson. S. V. Stringer, P. 1 Bri 1 ' ' ' Box ltow: W. Nlyers. li. L. Cotik, H. J. Kane, L. P. Stringer, R. Sprin iec t S I Q n C. D. Turtaglia, R. B. Nunes. I lycarl altcr many hungry days at sea-who paints 'Wiz . . - I X thc stack and works well into the niffht on the mam- .. C . . 4 V mast? 'l'hc tcrm deck apes may he quite applica- hlc to the mcn of the Sixth. who in any port can be sccn swinging from thc stick. How ahout a little hazardous duty pays for these lads? f I ll-S not all work though. Wihen the time Comes, 7 ,I the Fighting Sixth can hold its own with the 'I , ' 40: hcst on lihcrty. ship's picnics. or in sports. The di- X i f yisional hasliethall team rounded into great shape ' and took on all corners with much success. Aside X ' from divisional competition we are exceptionally wt-ll represented on the ship's athletic squads. hold- ing down several key starting positions on hoth the haskcthall and baseball teams. Whether it he lighting. working. or playing. you can het the Sixth Division will always be right in there scrapping for the numher one spot. iff-.. 1 1 -gh! V X r 4 r 4 ' -' nf lf f , f' BOKNANCE , Faniou La t W orda -S-.00 Th it oluu Chief l know iny wax C g .5 M Wh' L L. . S .S . Z N .'i -'V - P .. cb ... - ' I- i

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fm N in ...X X LTJC R. T. PERRY HXS NI. SFHNFIDFR -HI mm. Brzltery Ojliwr Jr. Dil IKHIV1 0 fluff r lli1'1'x1'or1 Officer 0 0 0 ffffjfflffwffffwfffffdfffffffff!ff!!!fffffffwfffffffffflE2?fffyffffffffffffffffffl I V I S I O n Although the 7th Division has had a near 50 per cent turnover since the Midshipnian Cruise to Rio. Trinidad, and Gitnio, the division continues on its charted Ways, less some of the previous shining lights. ln their steps canie boots and salts alike, from Great Lakes and the PITTSBURGH, from Bain- bridge and the NEWT JERSEY. LTJG R. T. Perry and ENS Murray Schneider assumed charge of the divisiong uHoratiow Hornshaw, BMI. later joined by t'Pee Wieei' Ivey. BM12, joined Jim Cariddo, Willie Jenkins and Cat,' Twiford in charge of the deck gang. Chief Fries tThe W'hip7'fl and Don Wayfiiiire, CMI. in addition to C. L. Lucero. GMS. and G. D. Meester, CM3. joined forces with the remaining Raincoat Charliei' Mackey, 'Curlyw Lezark, HPoW- er johnson. Sacky77 Stefanoni, '4.Dad', Brannner, J. A. Joyner. J. R. Bice and Charlie Creger to round out the new gun gang. The task of assigning new lockers, racks, and cleaning spaces fell to l7enderhelly,, Posey, the PPO. FRONT Row: J. M. Tornello, lf. J. Kois. J. E.'1'lmnipson, R. Fislwl. W. Iiroi-null.-lil. Nl, li. Tullar. Smzomm Row: li. A. Cessclli .l R Husev D Barbour. Cv. E. Xloore. H. O. Fries. CMC: S. Nl. liannnu-r. C. .-X. Tuiforrl. J. A. Joyner. BMJK How: J. C. Sannes 1 ' n S C l' cl Jf J.'x10if1i.lnyQ W. P. ocsenmg, J. D. Pritchard, B. c. Fm.-i..-.,. ia. J. s.-Watt.I.,.ix11.xy. F. A. win. n. M.-oy, . ti len ., ,ap 452' .w fl?