Brooklyn (CL 40) - Naval Cruise Book

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' Admiral Denebrink is the Reviewing Officer for the graduation of the batallion of new Recruits that have just finished their training and are yin , ff l I f 7 X, f V ,, f W I ,. ff now ready for assignments to the Fleet. Admiral Denebrink is presented with a coffee cup by the Commanding Officer of the Training Center. , I r , f ,. Admiral Denebrink presents the Outstanding Recruit with a plaque, designating him as such, at graduation. l ll The Admiral signs the Visitors Log for the Commanding Officer i of the Naval Training Station, San Diego, California. 1 I f r I i Admiral Denebrink assists Pretty Daughter, Joyce, to cut the celebration cake in the Commanding Officers Cabin. Admiral Denebrink chats with the Parents of and, and with the Outstanding Recruit of the graduating Batallion. as ' -wry mi X Vs, its 'x., Y xszqf--2 X QF' 1 N l w 1 The admiral gives the Outstanding Recruit some words of advice, with much wisdom about the life of a seafaring man. 29 September 1978

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1I 1 l 'l vi l l 1 l ME ORY Let Us Not Forget First row, left to right: Chief Pay Clerk J.G. Stantong Chief Boatswain H.V. Randolphg Chief Electrician P.O. Koong Chief Carpenter A.R. Clemens, Second row Radio Electrician W. Schimmelpfennigg Chief Gunner W.H. Cady fhatlg Chief Machinist L.W. OTTg Acting Pay Clerk R. G. Cook and Gunner O.K. Russell. Most of the Chief Warrant Officers above were Plankowners when BROOKLYN was Commissioned, and most are Deceased. ll I .f ,f Stanley Carl HOLM, QM 2c I 1 1 1 Harry Flook, 9th Division, ' Harold Eckhardt Allen V. Sherman ChGunner Gilbert C. Moreau T.L. Cionni CDR Frank A. Seelaus LCDR Clifford M. Sims Capt. Edson H. Whitehurst BMC Garnett L. fBi1lJ Wilson l as . tif X .vf . . - fs, .K ,uw J ' ' i . 5 l' 3 flf lima' R . . 1 of it we-fffo.:fv.9 .. V - 4 1 . ,,-a3,g,2r if .ysfiygl may 1 fe' f , ff ig, Fig: wi ' io . x . if ff K W , . wx X 'V' of fl N fm C . 5 4 K W is is ' at ' fi ip.s.s 'W-L 'L Captain H.W. ZIROLI, USN. 12f 75 12f1!7 6 12f76 8f 76 1Of77 10f 29f 77 11f14f79 6f4f78 Knot surel BMC H.S. Williams CDR David H. Baker LCDR Frank A. Frick LCDR Horace S. Greene James Harvey, 9th Div, Mrs. Fanny Denebrink Mrs. Marguerite Berti Mrs. Winnie Johnson Joel W. Bunkley, 54-, Dean of Law School OXFORD, Miss., Sept. 30 CAPJ-Dr. Joel W. Bunkley Jr. dean of the University of Mis- sissippi School of Law, died to- day after he was stricken at his home. He was 54. He was named dean in July 1969, after the resignation of Dean Joshua Morse III. Dean Bunkley was first ap- pointed an assistant professor of law in 1946. , He received his bachelor's degree from the College, of William and Mary in 1938 and his law degree from the Uni- versity of Mississippi in 1946 He also attended George Wash- ington University and was a Sterling Fellow at Yale, ' 1950. Dean Bunkley was born in Washington on Nov. 12, 1916. He entered the Navy int 1941 as an ensign and served until 1945. Survivors include his wife Ruby, and a son, Joel Bunkley III. 'a law school student VINCENT T. KUBINA Vincent T. Kubina, 67 lieutenant commander United States Navy, retired died recently at Oakknoll Veterans' Hospital, Oakland Calif. Mr. Kubina, who made his home in Castro Valley, Calif. was a Torrington native, son of the late Anna and Michael Kubina. He is survived by two sons William and Michael C. Kubina of Newark, Calif., several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held in Castro Valley, with burial at the National Cemetery in San Diego, Calif. 9 1979 9 78 2 5!1'1!79 1978 10f 28f 77 9 77 7!1!78 Y I ll 1 F' 5: P 111 P . at four grandchildren and ir n 1 le E! 1 l I79 f f ,I il I If