California Maritime Academy - Hawsepipe Yearbook (Vallejo, CA)

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the college boy who became a man, and came to c.rn.a. the above is lylc's explanation for choosing a life at sea. if his stay at the school is any indica- tion of his future, then the maritime industry is getting a great asset. a man of prolific accomplish- ments, lyle did not let his extracurricular activi- ties as the president of the propeller club and a company commander hinder his scholastic record. he ably applied his common sense and theoretical knowledge to his practical work on the ship, as a result, he holds the respect of the officers as well as the corps. with these assets, lyle need never worry about his future. lyle e. taylor THE -Lf: . , ' PROPELLER 5 CLUB riverside, calif. t ff Af WG' 90

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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

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when san diego gave up one ol' its native sons, c.n1.a. acquired one big hob widenor. he has shown great ability in both the classrooom and on the ship. it has heen rumored that hob might ship tankers and lllc cmnpany that receives him will huve il fine engineer. during his stay here at the academy hob has been il driving force in numerous activities. his first class year has seen him an active participant in athletics, as a member of the athletic council, and as the first class petty oflicer of h company. robert cl. zvidenor san gabriel, calif. 7'- ,ff . of , , , f - 1 f , , . ff - 0 14 N, ...t ,- t Ju