NROTC University of Minnesota - Gopher Log Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Every yearbook, aside Trom iTs regular sTaTT, has persons behind iT whose inTeresT and enThusiasm do much To give The book any success ThaT iT mighT deserve. So iT is wiTh The LOG. lT is To These persons ThaT l wish To express my appreciaTion. May I say Thank you To: The LOG adviser, LieuTenanT Joseph LeichT, Tor his sound advice and Tor his ToleranT and paTienT aTTiTude Toward The sTaTT, ArT Segal and The Bureau oT Engraving Tor a iob splendidly done, and Tor all The exTra services and invaluable advice which helped make This book a beTTer one. To The David J. Molloy planT oT The S. K. SmiTh Co., Tor The beauTiTul cover which appears on This l944 Gopher Log. PhoTocraTT STudios Tor The excellence oT Their work, The encouragemenT given by Them To The LOG, and The consideraTe manner in which They dealT wiTh us. The oTTicers oT The Naval Training UniT aT The UniversiTy oT lvlinnesoTa, and especially To our Commanding OTTicer, CapTain John W. GaTes, Tor granTing many requesTs and Tavors, all imporTanT To boTh The ediTorial and business sTaTTs. Mr. and Mrs. EnTrikin Tor The inTormaTion needed Tor The LOG regarding Their son, which They gave so graciously. ZinTsmasTer STudios Tor The picTure oT John EnTrikin. Phyllis Kremer, I944 Gopher ediTor, Tor The use OT many cuTs and The supply oT ideas and sound advice. Joan DysTe Tor her skeTches OT our CapTain and ExecuTive OTTicer. ScoTT Tyler, Daily phoTographer, Tor The many candids he so generously allowed me To use. Jahnke TypeseTTing Co. Tor a remarkably able iob. The exacTness oT Their work saved us many hours oT work. The Tour men on The LOG sTaTT who did more Than Their share, and wiTh an enThusiasm and spiriT ThaT gave a someTimes Tired ediTor renewed vigor: lv1ilT Bellis, Bob Neilson, Neil Nash, and Leeds Bauman. JOT-TN F. DABLOW, EdiTor-in-ChieT.