California Maritime Academy - Hawsepipe Yearbook (Vallejo, CA)

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band a reincarnation of an old idea, the band is the material result of the elforts of a small group of spirited midshipmen. chaperoned through its growing pains by the guiding hand of lt. agee, the band has developed into a musical organi- zation dedicated to keeping the heat during drill and providing a variety of musical capers. in the future it is hoped that the hand will ac- company the various athletic teams on their excursions to provide half time entertainment and a little team spirit. propeller club the propeller club, port of california martime academy, is one of the student ports of the pro- peller club of the united states, a society com- posed ol' those connected with and interested in the maritime industry. its purpose is for the better-ment of the merchant marine and the education of the public in the importance ol the maritime industry. the activities of the propeller club, port of california maritime academy, consisted in the sponsorship of a number of interesting movies and several lectures. during the cruise, some of the members participated at luncheons given by the propeller clubs in the various ports visited. during the year, the club was ably lcd by lyle taylor, presidentg jean dempster, vice-president, and david hanf, secretary. cfunera club the camera club, under the able leadership of hersh satterfield, is an important fixture of the academy, especially on cruise. its members are continually plagued by the L'middies to develop their cruise snapshots and the dark room earns its keep. the dark room is equipped with all the mod- ern tools of photography with complete facilities for developing, enlarging, printing, drying, etc. the club also sports two speed graphic cameras. the organization pays for its chemicals and up keep from its membership fee which is eight dollars per member lor the entire three years.

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the hawsepipe the hawsepipe staff under the very ca- pable handling of don lipman, 1951's ed- itor, has worked diligently to make this year's annual a success. overcoming many hardships and oper- ating on a limited budget the staff has managed to produce one of the Hnest and most beautiful hawsepipes ever compiled at c.m.a. the staff has been very fortunate in having the expert hand of jim mesa at the drawing board, ably directed by bob bailey and john gallagher, art editors. hawsepipe staff-first row, left to right: ronstadt, businessg gallagher, artistg smirensky, writerg marshall, assistant sports editor. second row: templeman, writerg hunter, writerg jenkins, writerg wredcn, writerg mesa, cartoonist. no book of this type is possible without advertising and no advertising would have been possible without the constant pursuit of the aggressive business manager, dave hanf, and his capable staff consisting of lloyd parsons, hersh satterfield, lyle taylor and rod marshall. the editor at this time wishes to express his sincere thanks to every one who made this' book possible. left to right: hood, sportsg hanf, business mgr.g lipman, editorg satterfield, productiong bailey, art. D01 .X -v., q x X 5 E .-G Ti. I X ' X 1

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