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

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, d Mdsn Officer, MUSTER Business Manager, Dance Committee, Clee Club, Propeller RICHARD J. GORMAN Summer Street Medfiel Club, Vice-President GK Quiet and dependable Dick came to the Academy after a hitch in the Navy and at college, to become the able leader of watch four. Dick is the sole possessor of the dubious honor of having made one sample-size bottle of hair tonic last his three years. An ardent energy conserver, he consumes it all in those hectic weekend scrambles between Medfield and Jamaica Plain. ROLAND G. COULD Propeller Club r 1132 , ,f gm r r ft: ' .fi iailfil Cao was one of our smoothest operators in class and - if he had not lavished it on the fair sex - he could have been one on the gridiron. As it was, this ex-pharmacist's mate easily pursued his studies here, and in the process he became a charter member of the Century Club. He divides his time equally between his two favorite haunts - the Midas and his sack. 48 South Second Street, St. Clair, Pennsylvania Football, Band, Century Club, Glee Club

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Mdsn. OWCZT, Band, 5. N. Q29 RALPH H. GERBRANDS 96 Ronald Road, Arlington Glee Club, Propeller Club, Dance Committee Ralph brought a host of talents with him when he joined us. He can recite any number of side-splitting monologues in seven dialects CWe counted them oncej. Memories of Ralphls keyboard dexterity at Jim's will leave us nostalgic for many years. HAROLD R. GIVENS t 24 Jefferson Street, Attleboro Company Commander, Ring Committee, t A A Glee Club, Propeller Club Q X t Roger, better known as that little fellow, arose from Lewis Ba ylears ago, we have beeniunsuccessful in getting him to submerge t ian. Cap travels at periscope depth at all times. Many are the ta eipolugedbfrom his vast store of oceanic knowledge. Loud colors on is n G t reast, while strange, almost-forgotten denizens of the frolic above them. y two since salty clash deep

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CARL W. HALVORSEN ' 54 Otis Street, Winthrop Petty Ojicer, Glee Club, Propeller Club ,.,t Chief comes from a town bordering on the sea, and his Viking ances- tors saw these shores long before Plymouth Rock was used as a gangway. His is the highest distinction: he could sleep even in Mr. Harr1ngton's class. His rich humor and friendship will long be a part of us. STANFORD W. HAMMOND 89 Sumner Street, Kingston Petty Ofcer, Football, Glee Club, Propeller Club, Ring Committee, Dance Committee X .rv NSU' x s iw? Starfs never go overbo d - - ar attitude seems to work wonders with Women: We OUIY hOpe he doesn't drown some day. A tackle and a leading foo-foo addict he led b ' ' , H , H 21 usy existence. His many and varied arguments with the Weeper have enlivened many dull study' p61'1OClS- P171 i I if