California Maritime Academy - Hawsepipe Yearbook (Vallejo, CA)

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-Q Q-f s harold's chosen future is certainly a far cry from tl1e wilds of colorado. another member of the di- minished class which managed to maintain its qual- ity, harold has earned the reputation of the bashful boy. his shyness, however, did not extinguish his glowing personality and his presence in any crowd always lighted the way to a pleasant time. Taking his profession seriously, it is certain that hnrold will he a shining example of the trained men which this academy sends to sea. harolcl fl. simnzons J' My ff! f . ffl! t ' 'A I ,f 0 J JP Vallejo, Calif. s s-Qs. sssssa.-f, 1 'Q

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hersh, one cold and raining day, left his sunny villa at duly city for pneumonia gulchf' herschcl, possessing a wealth of energy, leaped into academy life with much gusto. he has spearheaded many activities during his three years here. as president of the camera club, production manager of the hnwse- pipe and as battalion chief petty officer he has made quite a name for himself. we all know he will go on to greater heights in the navy, his chosen career. herschel e. satterfield daly city, Calif. . - -4- - - -----'-1 V . w u v I I 4 id 5 Xlll K xv- x VW kk th m ' ZX- A X 9 x A I N S

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getting his first taste of the seal on n liner which brought him from manehurin, nl chose tl1e academy to provide him with an profession which would offer plenty of opportunity to pursue his mnin interest in life-his hooks. this pastime paid oli' during his three years at the school, he directed his spare time into the academy's and the ship's library, providing the corps with everything from wylie to the most profound Westerns and whodunits. his variety of interests will KIIWNZIYS provide him with something to do even on the lonelicst, ship in the worldL a lvin sm irensley san mateo, calif. A A. , t .' -L -s 1.1-1-' rev s -MM' .W . A 1 . ,5 f f 1 Y 5 I V -N i xx 'N x 2 f-4 , I A I, 1 ' 43 I