Northwestern University Naval ROTC - Purple Salvo Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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Purple WEEKLY ISSUE In all fairness to Richard H. Plant, editor and chief slave d1'iver of the weekly edition of the Purple Salvo, it must be said that his pieture is in the upper left corner where it can be easily seen and admired. In the upper right corner Todd May and W. O. Glass, the two big goes of the produc-tion staff, fake a picture ol' hard work. Top center Hnds Paul J. CPunehyJ Rampson pretending that he really does know how to punch a typewriter. Irv Newman and William J. Tennison oeeupy the next window below Plant. They authored a good deal of the literary gems that were ground out every week in the basement of house 20. Willie also did most of the sports articles in the graduation issue of the P.S. Paul Fisher and Les Olsen, lower left, are the little dynamos responsible for the distribution of the weekly issue. These are the lads who did such a swell job in keeping you informed during the past. four months of all the goings-on around the station. Your proper thanks can be expressed by dropping a small eontribution into any of their mailboxes. To George Myers, who was too timid to have his picture taken goes a large well done for his exeellent services as a writer. And now Lt. W. P. Rosensohn, the farulty advisor to both issues of the Purple Salvo, ran exhale :L huge sigh ot' reliefg No more putting up with these wretched writers until next semester.

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A frown for Me Beauty of fire Bal! r ' Qv, ,...n1 95 .3 N E ' K 1 + -A - Asn, fs f .fx -bqw .X J' K , 1 'Q 3 Pictured amlmvc is Unptalin Clmrles J. Stuart in thc process of placing the crown on the head of Clariel Weikart, Empress ol' the 1946 Navy Bull. In thu left reznr, Ann DiiTonlmugl1, sec-mul place winner amd first, attendzmt, watcllesg Joan Ramsey, second uttemlmut, is shown on the right. 53

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.Ya vo LIBERATION ISSUE Upper left are IJlC'l1lll'CCl the two dealers who share the 11111 131111110 for the 1Jll1D1lf'iLl3i0I1 of this book, John H, Moran :intl Jo11n 15. DeVito. Their efforts will probably land them i11 jaiil for some yearsito rome, especially if the next, two, John A. Vtlllgllllll and Hugh B. rl121,I1I1Gl', advert-ising 111111 c'i1'eu1z1t illll editors respeetively, do not dig up enough shevkels to pay for this issue. John E. Iiunze is the man responsible for most of the SCIIIOI' writeups, and K. C. Snyder, the vorpse i11 the upper riglit. corner, wrote those f'11tLl'llllllg little rzipsules of venom t-hai' appear IIONV and again t11ro11g11out this book. Bill S1ll'tLgiLW1iZ is ll10C2LIY1Gl'2'L fiend whose many hours of 1:1bor with fihn, subjects and f1z1shb111bs p1'odurec1 most, of the pictures in the Purple Salvo. Now gaze 1111 the lower right. corner, and see 11 geriius 111 work, Jack G1'oss1nz111, lII'l'1Sl7, gentleman, and til' one perso11 ULLI1 he two thingsj creator of B. A. 1Vo1f. His tnleiitefl pencil and fertile brain whipped up this 1-1'fii'111111'e at 0110 sitt.i11g. 'l'h11nks is hereby I'GIldGl'QCl to Lt. W. P. R10S0llSO1lll for his l'0l'1'70lLI't1INfG 11ncl zmssistanee in putting out this issue. To Bob Dunne, Joe Gl2lIlSlI'C'LlS3, R. R.. Spear, B111'nny Olsen, and George Myers we give 211 12111215 snort ol' 21Dl'7l'OV21l for 2111 ol' their 1li1I'C1 work in IH2L1ClI'1g this book :1 rez11il'y. Charlie Ehlke, for his l'CSG2Ll'Cl1 and inrlust ry, merits 21,1101-lllil' snort: LLIIC1 it is now being de- livererl. Willie '11GlllllSOI1 rz1tes SL l'CW2l,l'Cl for l1is fine sports clopeg Bill Sketites' able ztssislrmic-e on every part of the book was ulso IllllC'll lLlJ1Jl'Cf'l1Ll'0Cl. YI?