Carson Long Military Institute - Carsonian Yearbook (New Bloomfield, PA)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY IN '41, Bixler, the first of the crew of the good ship '49 came aboard and was commissioned Captain. He decided that in order to get under way he would need a crew, so in '42 he brought his first members a- board. They were Bird, Coleman, and Crooker. These four fared a- long pretty well until they realized that there was going to be rough sailing ahead, so in '43 they stopped in port and brought on board Ni- grone, and McCauley. They proved a big help but there still weren't enough to take care of the ship as a whole, so in '44 they recruited some new members,and these were Donovan, Scudder, Gurke, and Lehman. The ship sailed along its course with no mishap at all, but since they were going to pick up a cargo in the next port they figured that they would need all the help they could get, so in '45 they acquired the help of Corbett, Guthrie, Halpern, Hartman, Holler, Schiele, Vas- quez, Vitiello, and Ziegler. Due to illness on board he stopped in the middle of his voyage and Greybill was added to the roll. This crew seemed fairly large, but for some reason or other the Captain wasn't satisfied, so in '46 he brought on board Copello, Mayor, Nowicki, Wick- sel, and Rogge. The ship was well under way, but there was need of relief at certain times, so in 47 when the ship pulled into port for mi- nor repairs Lashley, Leighton, Mols, Rother, Schurnacher, and Forn- walt came aboard. Finally in '48 when the ship was nearing the end of its journey, the final selection was made in picking new men for the crew. These new and final additions were Jeffers and Scribner, Now that the good ship '49 has come to the end of itsjourney, it bids farewell to those who served it so well, and knows that those members of the crew who were so faithful in their duties, will serve the world with the good will and initiative. SENIOR CLASS HISTORIAN