California Maritime Academy - Hawsepipe Yearbook (Vallejo, CA)

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double clutch as he is fondly known to most of us came to c.m.a. from the state capital on a diesel semi. most all of his life jim has been around diesel engines. the time he has spent at the academy just aided in his education, for when he leaves here he hopes to sail on diesels. in addition to his love for everything and every- one at the academy jim played two years on the softball team. as he became a first classman l1e was awarded the stripes of a second class petty officer. upon graduation double clutch hopes to get a joh on a big diesel and make himself a fortune. good luck, jim, we hope you reach your goal. jaines fl. stillelw sacramento, ealif. ss E ss 88288 R W . s S5 N s Ei H gssisfiggs-s E ss s s s, gg. BA K ' my ESU W W--sm? ss E fltl-EKE Ll NE r- A- W Of fff- KW M 1 1 5 5 tn, K, ' ' 1-L . U. '. ,VJ ff Cl ' ' 1 .I 1 7 V

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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

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bill stonehouse familiarly known as rocky came lo e.m.a. from san diego where he spent summer vacations on a tuna clipper. rocky's friendly but never overbearing personality has won him many friends both at the academy and abroad. he is a talented lad in the field of art and is especially well known among the midshipmen for his life-like clay sculptures. owing to his scrupulous honesty rocky was made treasurer of the cadet service fund and has served us well, often working long nights to balance the books. bill intends to enter the maritime lield and, when his coffers allow, take an extended vacation through the south american countries. we know bill will succeed in his chosen field and with his pleasant personality should be well received in south america. william t. stonehouse san diego, calif. if--Q,-. 5 gl 2 o.oo ' 5 7 .I !l if J V I X id f 5 , lk Q 'I C Q - .. 6 fob, 'Q