California Maritime Academy - Hawsepipe Yearbook (Vallejo, CA)

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.. l 'T ..2 I todd, or the chuckerv as he is affectionately known, for his amazing abilities as an operator of lathes and various other things, came to c.m.a. from the sleepy little town of pomona that nestles snugly at the base of the foothills of san bernardino county. pomonu, far from being a seafaring com- munity has, however, contributed a lad who has undoubtedly found his right nook in life, and that being a life of spume and spray aboard one of the fast modern cargo ships of our mercantile marine. todd will be remembered best as a hard driving athlete and an above average student to whom things mechanical came easy. with todd we need not say good luck in the future for he is one who makes his own good lucky keep it up, todd, smooth sailing. william t. hale pomona, calif. 5 ..- O0 I bar- -..I u ll' 12.1 l' B EE? 1 HIM f ' tx flu B X Q -,rs .AH H .-1

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I 'S so sf- during the pus! three years the graduating class of 1951 has had the good fortune in having an old salt with us. jim, an very cool and collected person, has shown himself to he an nuturull' and one of our most dependable men in the engineering depart- ment. with need for little studying, jim has heen an outstanding student :incl has stayed up many nights studying the enrd tuhle und intriguing the boys with his shnrp wit and his many sen stories. since entering the academy jim's desires have been in returning to the merehunt murine and we ull wish best of luck in his chosen profession. james a. glen san francisco, calif. fr A li We 5 A Cf ,Z X1 A 1 ' u

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arriving very quietly from la mesa, dave stepped into the routine of the academy and proved himself quite apt. without display he has always been very high in his studies and willing to help with the ac- tivities of school and class. upon ascension to the first class he was found supporting and guiding many activities. the biggest of these was li com- pany and its environs, while at the same time he wus business manager for the hawsepipe, secretary of the propeller club, and able director of the forces of the aft, engine room as cadet chief on the 1951 cruise. in the trials and tribulations of close association a very fresh and intelligent personality. david l. hanf la mesa, Calif. i x QM ,1 - I TPSAMICS -f- 0'4 req 1 1 X X X I 5 on I-' y i A X N-Q s - X , 0 3 ' - ll N .0 1 5.9 I --5