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THE GREAT IVIUSTACHE CONTEST Jennings Cforegroundj displays the that helped earn him Best of Standing in the line-up next to to rightpz EN2 Swetland, QMSN Dupras, YN3 Stell Cwinner of the Don Juan awardl, and the men in khaki-Lieutenant Qjgp Howe, Ensign Veilis, and STC Hickey, all of whom tied for Most Disgusting award. GMG2 George winner's look Show award. him are Cleft ADVANCEMENTS .XVI 7 REENLISTIVIENTS Reenlistments became quite commonplace, too. Above, BTC Yaney signs of another hitch while Lieutenant Leonard looks on. Others who reen- listed during the cruise were: MMl Roby, RDC Anderson, RM3 Cindric, RM3 Dory, ETR2 Mathis, BM3 Laloulu, TN Serna, CS3 Daniels. Advancement in rate ceremonies became frequent, pleasant occasions during this cruise. Below, the Captain congratulates boatswain's mate Willard Ball on his advancement to BM2. Other crew members advanced during the cruise were: SM3 Barrett, RM3 Cindric, BM3 Daniel, IC3 Marashlian, BT3 Martin, ENC Scott, SM3 Suarino, BT2 Tennessen, SFP3 Daniel, DC3 Parsley, EM2 Stucky, EN2 Swetland, STG2 Fowler, FTG2 Gregg, MM3 Lynch, FTG2 Taistra, SK2 Kelly, MM2 Brown, MM3 Finley, GMG2 Fischer, MM3 Jakubiec, MM3 Cavanaugh, RMC Conaway, Nastase, YN3 Stell, PN3 Yerkey, GMG3 Armetta. MM3 Q l T' 5 if T
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THE SHIP'S BAND -'::.:---, - in Qing! sig -, , ul ' SN Williams is drummer for the ship's band. Here during a cookout gig, he romps into a drum solo. fbelowj The front line : trumpeters Ensign Cagle, SN Marshall, and ETNSN Hargraves, with the slide of SN Stuart's trombone protruding, iwhile leader Ensign Conley hides behind the 'monster he's created. qfar righty Funky Nate Hughes, STG2, and his electric bass. i NYN W
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HONG KONG 6WD li73'En Vi 9? an 5 .n I Q iq . - --- EF- After an arduous period at sea, where better to go than Hong Kong P A colorful, teerning port ranged along the shore of a rnountainous island barely off the mainland of China, we found it to be a delightful mixture of British and Chinese. It offered all the sights, sounds, srnells, and, in general, all the exotic beauty we had come to expect frorn reading Oriental travelogues. And, of course, the shopping was great . . .
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