Massachusetts Maritime Academy - Muster Yearbook (Buzzards Bay, MA)

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LIEUTENANT DAVID W. CRIPPIN, USN Second in command of the Naval Science De- partment 1S Mr. Crippin, who joined the Navy in 1935. Serving in such ships as the NEW YORK, TEXAS, WYOMING, AUGUSTA, HERNDON, CONSTELLATION, and VIXEN, he rose through the ranks to Chief Teleman. Later commissioned, he served on the staff of the Commander-in-Chief, Atlantic Fleet in various capacities before reporting here in March, 1949, LIEUTENANT fj.G.j LESTER L. KIMBLE, USN Mr. Kimble knows the meaning of the Navy axiom, It all counts on twenty. Enlisting in the Navy in 1929, he served four years on the China station aboard the AUGUSTA, and in such ships as the SAVANNAH and the GLENNON. He became a Chief Firecontrolman before he was commissioned. The end of the war found him at the Naval Training Center, Boston. He joined the staff in April, 1949. PAYCLERK QSCJ ALVIN ANTEE-N, USNR Mr. Anteen, who became Supply Oflicer in August, 1949, has had a varied career. He studied at Northeasfefn, Schools of Law and Business Administration, and he is a graduate of Bentley School. Entering the Navy in 1940, he served much of the war in the Pacific, in Australia and Hawaii, and aboard the USS HECTOR, LSMR 519, and LSMR 529. Subsequently he was Assist- ant Supply Officer at the Separation Center in Boston and with the Atlantic Reserve Fleet. Upon his release to inactive duty he again entered the field of accounting until he accepted his appoint- ment here.

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LIEUTENANT CHARLES L. JAILLET, MMA Having taken his B.S. degree at New York University, Mr. Jaillet studied at the Sorbonne in Paris for four years. Upon his return he took his M. A. in psychology at the State Teachers' College, Montclair, New Jersey. From 1935 to 1942 he taught modern languages at Montclair Academy, coaching the rifle and tennis teams as well. After two years at Peekskill Academy, as head of the modern languages department, he went to the Newark Academy, and from there to Admiral Farragut Academy. He arrived here in September, 1948, to take up his duties as Spanish and history instructor. ENSIGN WILLIAM T. NEVILLE, USNR Our physics and chemistry instructor arrived in August, 1949. A V-12 graduate of Holy Cross College in 1947, he took his M.S. in chemistry there in 1949, under a teaching fellowship. wwf' COMMANDER JOHN M. CEASE, USN Commander Cease is a raduate of the Naval 8 4 Academy, class of 1939. After service on battle- I ships and destroyers, the first year of the war found him on the staff of Rear Admiral S. McCain. After duty aboard the USS MOBILE as assistant gunnery officer, Mr. Cease was ordered to the U.S. Naval Reserve Midshipman School, Columbia University. In 1946 he was first lieutenant of the USS INDEPENDENCE, a target ship at Bikini. From there he went to the USS TUCSON as nav1 ator before bein assi ned to the Academ 3 g g . Y as head of the Naval Science Department in 1947. By his untxrmg efforts he has brought the com- pany to peak efficiency in uniform and drill.

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