Officer Material School - Golden Stripe Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1918 volume:

be olben Etmpe F CLASS BOOK OF TI-IE OFFICER MATERIAL SCHOOL OF TI-IE FIRST NAVAL DISTRICT CLASS OF DECEMBER NINETEEN HUNDRED EIGI-ITEEN I f '7 X 'iii Q f 5 XX 6.6 x?-HQ x 'j X ,.........-. 1...-...... 7 0' ' ,, Q . 4 ' W ,N W:-1, y -p. - . - . MQ fly. it . rl . X, W , i 1 44 I ww f.,f f 7, Y. f- -1 ..r ,. f,, ,f ,W . 1 A . Q 4, .. , 1,,f ,1 ,ggi .a 'MMM 2 ' Huw. if' . sf f 1,.,L ,, ,h H , .L ,-- new b .,,. 'J ,N vu: 4-43, . lf-V' -15,24 W V 'T qw. ,is .sf . ,L 4, C , , X ur .ug '31 ,f I ' 3 'mm- - b ik ' ji 1 .Q . X L , L. ., , ' 'v'-.V . w .,,,, 1 . .. . , . V. A ilfnremnrh THIS VOLUME HAS BEEN COMPILED SO THAT IN THE FUTURE WE MAY HAVE SOMETHING TANGIBLE BY WHICH TO REMEMBER OUR FOUR MONTHS AT THE OFFICER MATERIAL SCHOOL, OF THE FIRST NAVAL DISTRICT, AT CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS. EDITORS lflnwl N C. B ICNN li'l l' W11.1.1M1 li. l31mN'1'1.1c1' W11.1.1AM W. C1,1xR14 C111x1:1.1cs 112. lf11x'1'oN MoR'1'oN I'1Ns1.1N THE GOLDEN STRIPE Einarh nf iihiinrn lfrlilor-in-Clziuf SM1111c1. lf. W1Ns1.ow, JR. ,lfl'urf1'li.vi11g Al!lll1l!fl'l'.i' l'I1mw.11e1m Ci. Ro111':1esuN Ru1s1NsoN A1s1ao'1 1' Ifdilors VVIl.l.l.'XAl I'-I. Nll'KIiIiSlJN C'0lIlI'il2Ilf0l'.V C11.'x1:1.1cs M. I 1'1'zc11a1m1,11 R111f1c1, J. fumes 121111, R. 1.1151111311 jo11N G. P1c'1'1aRsoN 9 Roman B. 'l'1'1.1aR lC11w.1x111J A. S111,1.1v.m M1cRR11,1, C. W1c1.1,1as B1x1e1z1a'1 1' WlII'l'MzXN ARNOLD HQ VVoons THE GOLDEN STRIPE iihiiurial OUR MONTHS AGO one hundred and eighty of us were assembled at Commonwealth Pier awaiting transfer p to the Otlicer Material School at Cambridge. The Word came and all of us were joyful over the anticipation of qualifying in order that vve might be of greater service to the Naval Forces. We started with keen interest, ambition, and couragel The routine at first was novel but soon the seriousness of what the results meant penetrated, and each of us, at all times, endeavored to show accuracy and precision which should be characteristic of American manhood and Whose convictions should be courageous enough to undertake, as Well succeed in, those enterprises that are necessary in order that the development of right and justice might prevail. VVe have now completed our course and stand prepared to undertake any duties that We arc summoned to fulfil. S. 15. W., jk. '10 THE GOLDEN S TRI PE Gbfrirrrn Aitarhvh tn 1112 Sviaiinn Qbf the Eine CAPTAIN P. W.. HOU RIGAN LIEUTENANT LIEUTENANT LIEUTENANT LIEUT EN ANT LIEUTENANT C. I.. 1-1. C. A. R. SR. P. Ci-gb DANE RAMSEY GENET HODSDON T. H. RICE' P. H. HARTLJQY LIEUTENANT Cj.g.j ENSIGN D. M. LITTLE, JR. ENSIGN W. B. SNOW ENSIGN D. E. MCCOY ENSIGN ENSIGN W. B. COLLEARY J. G. DTEERING CM thv Shui LSIEUTENANT B. H. PIBIRCE, A7u1liz'ulCm'px Lllfl 1.1 ENSIGN ENSIGN ENSIGN ENSIGN ENSIGN A ENSIGN ENSIGN HNSIGN HNSIGN ENSIGN H. B. MOULTON J. P. STIZARNS C. H. LEE I. M. -DLAY B. ISLLISON H. HOWARD s. J. MORAN H. L. THOMPSON 131. F. BOKILRN C. L. BINGHAM BOATSWAIN C. H. WATSON BOATSVVAIN M. A. SHATTUCK UTICNANT A. F. RODRICK, Aflufliml Corp Xl' 45 6 Glass 1Roster c THE GOLDEN STRIPE Amsorr, ROBINSON Bob b. .luly 3, 1891, Waterbury, Conn. Single. Address: 35 Lincoln St., Nlalden, Nlass. College attended: Tufts. A' Degree received: B.S. Cin Civil Engineeringl. College activities: Football, College Weekly. Occupation before entering Navy: Civil Engineer. Enlisted: March 20, 1917. Ratings held: G.M. 3fc., C.l3.hl. Positions held in Cadet School: 2 P.O., 1 P.O., C.P.O. ANDERSON, jrxriies KARL J1uIy b. March 2, 1893, Belleville, Kansas. Single. Address: Bronson, lylichigan. Prep. School attended: Bronson High School. College attended: Hillsdale College, Mich.: American School of Osteopathy. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: December 13, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., G.lVI. 376, C.B.lVI. lfll BAcoN, Giaoaoia SAMUEL J Bac b. May 22, 1896, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Single. Address: -19 Massasoit St., Northampton, Mass. Prep. Schools attended: Northampton High School: VVilliston Semi nary. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: June 6, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lVI. BAcoN, Roisiaar li.ix1u,ic Bob A b. March 16, 1897, Bridgeton, N. J. Single. Address: 17-1 West Commerce St., Bridgeton, N. tl. Prep. School attended: Bridgeton High School. 4 Cr-lleges attended: Lafayette: Harvard. Degrees received: Ph.B. 1917 Cllafayettej 3 A.M. 1918 ll-larvardj Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: june 15, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.M. Positions held in Cadet School: Platoon Commander. lfuture occupation: Teacher fEnglishj. THE GOLDEN STRIPE BARNIQS, CUARLIQS EDWIN BI.ODGE'l l', I.AURnNen FRANCIS nl3l1l'7l.1'il?U I31odg1f b. February 16, 1897, VVarren, lVlass. Single. Address: Warren, lVIass. Prep. School attended: Warren High School. Colleges attended: Mass. Normal Art School: Fenway School of Illustration. , Occupation before entering Navy: Student. - Enlisted: lllay 1-1, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lVl. BIaNN1a'r'1', EDWIN CLARK Ed b. September 18, 1897, Globe, Arizona. Single. Address: 68 Avon St., Somerville, Mass. Prep. School attended: Somerville High School. College attended: Harvard. Degree received: A.B. 1918. College activities: Secretary of Glee Club. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: April 30, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. Positions held in Cadet School: P.O., Platoon Commander, Com- pany Commander. Future occupation: lnsurance. Editor of GOLDEN Sriuvlz. b. September 19, 1895, Stoneham, lVl'ass. lldarried. Address: 7 lllurray St., Wzlktxlieltl, Blass. Prep. School attended: Wakefield High School. College attended: University of Maine. College activities: Track, Football. . Occupation before entering Navy: Civil Engineer. Enlisted: December 12, 1917. Ratings held: Cox., Q.M., C.1i.M Position held in Cadet School: P.O. lVIilitary experience: First Corps Cadets. Future occupation: Navy. Boiec:m.xN, Al.BIiR'l' STICVIQNS Horgi1 ' b. August 20, 1890, Detroit, Mich. Single. Address: Pasadena Apartments, Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Micli. Prep School attended: Detroit University School. Colleges attended: University of Nlichigang Harvard. Degrees received: A.B. 1911 CU. of llfliclrl, A.lW. 1912 Qlrlarvardj Occupation before entering Navy: Teaching. Enlisted: June 1-1-, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lW. Position held in Cadet School: 1 P.O. THE GOLDEN STRIPE BoRNs'l'i:iN, lN'1iX'1'l1lAS Hf14lll'fiIIH b. December 2-1. 1896, Boston, lVlass. lVlarried. Address: 112 Harrishof St., Roxbury, Mass. College attended: Harvard. Degree received: S.B. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Fnlisted' lVI'lv 31 1918 R'1tin s held' Sea Zfc C.1i.b'1. 4 1 . 1' . , . 1 g. . 1 . V, '1 Positions held in Cadet School: Platoon Commander. . lVIilitary Experience: Plattsburg, R.O.T.C Future occupation: Law. ISRAIN, Glaoiacsla Louis HIiIYlf7lj'H b. November 21, 1897, Springfield, Ohio. Single. Address: 1911 East High St., Springfield, Ohio. Prep. School attended: Springfield High School. College attended: Kenyon College. . Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: May 1, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. lfc., C.B.lVI. Positions held in Cadet School: Company Commander. lVIilitary experience: College military training. Future occupation: Law. liR.'XN'l'l.ICY, VVll.l.lAM 1:1 i':Noi-:RsoN, DIR. Hill ' b. September 17, 1896, 'l'roy, Alabama. Single. Address: Troy, Alabama. Colleges attended: University of Alabama: Harvard Law School. Degree received: 13.8. Occupation before entering Navy: Law Student. Enlisted: May 5, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. Future occupation: Law. Iiiucwswza, Haaorn SPIQNCIQR I:'1'1u'rf ' b. May 29, 1896, Warrenville, Illinois. Single. Address: Quincy, lllinois. 4 Prep. School attended: lVlaplewood High School. College attended: University of Illinois. College activities: Football, Baseball. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: june 29, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., U.S.N., C.B.lVI Positions held in Cadet School: 1 P.O. THE GOLDEN STRIPE Bizueic, Emu. I-IaluuNo'roN Ginger b. October 22, 1896, Keene, N. H. Single. Address: 39-1 Pleasant St., Keene, N. H. Prep. Schools attended: Portsmouth High School: Lawrence Academy. College attended: Dartmouth. ' College activities: Baseball. Enlisted: April 10, 1917. Ratings held: Cox., C.l1.lVl. I3uel1.AxN.fxN. Seo'r'r lVllllRUSl'2 Burk lm. March 17, 1895, Sprague, Washington. Single. Address: Amherst, Mass. ' Prep. School attended: Pittsfield High School. College attended: Amherst. Degree received: A.B. Occupation before entering Navy: Instructor of Greek. Enlisted: lVIay 11, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2,fc., C.B.lVI. Positions held in Cadet School: C.P.O. Future occupation: 'l'eaching. A Buiuaia, WIl.l.l,'XhI liialznrxlux Billie b. October 5, 189-l-, Roxbury, lVIass. Single. Address: 51 Elmore St., Roxbury, lVIass. Prep. School attended: Boston College High School. College attended: Boston College. College activities: Football, Track. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: November 26, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. Naval experience: U.S.S. Alert. Future occupation: lVIedicine. l1URl.:X'NlD, Wll.l.l.'XAI llianm' Sm1f1p,1 ' b. January 29, 1896, New Haven, Conn. lllarried. Address: 582 East Street, New Haven, Conn. Prep. School attended: New Haven High School. College attended: Georgetown. Degree received: LL.D. College activities: Track, Football. Occupation before entering Navy: Lawyer. Enlisted: June 12, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc. Future occupation: l.awyer. za., c.1z.M , c.B.M. THE GOLDEN STRIPE CARLING, Wn.1.is Cinxiuics Bill b. September 2-l-, 1896, VValtham, Nlass. Single. Address: 2 Ellis Street, Roxbury, Nlass. Prep. School attended: High School of Commerce, Boston. Occupation before entering Navy: Diamond Salesman. Enlisted: lVIay 2-1-, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lVI. Positions held in Cadet School: P.O., Platoon Commander. CAR vi:N'1'iaR, Crnxiuics CL1N'roN Carp h. November ll, 1893, Norfolk, Virginia. Single. Address: Norfolk, Virginia. Prep. School attended: Somerville High School. College attended: lVIassachusetts Institute Technology. Degree received: S.B. Occupation before entering Navy: Civil Engineer. Enlisted: April 5, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lXfI. Position held in Cadet School: P.O. Future occupation: Civil Engineer. C IIARAK, Waixrick SAMUICI. Whit b. October 21, 1895, Cambridge, Nlass. Single, Address: 1238 Commonwealth Avenue, Allston, lVIass. Prep. School attended: Cambridge Latin School. College attended: Harvard. Degree received: A.B. 1917. College activities: lVIandolin and Banjo Clubs. Occupation before entering Navy: Coffee Importing. Enlisted: March 19, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M Position held in Cadet School: 1 P.O. Future occupation: Exporting. ' C1.,fxRK, W11,1.1.fxM Wl'1l,l.S Bill b. November 15, 1896, Waltham, Mass. Single. Address: 717 Beaver Street, Waltham, Mass. Prep. School attended: VValtham High School. College attended: Tufts. Degree received: B.S. in Civil Engineering. 1 Occupation before entering Navy: Instructor. Enlisted: March 27, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. lfc., C.B.lVI 18 THE GOLDEN STRIPE 1 Cola, SIDNEY W1L1.i.AxM Sid b. February 21, 1896, lVIiddleport. Ohio. Single. - - - Address: lVIiddleport, Ohio. ' Prep. Schools attended: lVIiddleport High School: Mt. Hermon School. - ' Colleges attended: Harvard College: Graduate School of,Business, Harvard University. A , , '- Degree received: A.B. 1918. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: December 15, 1917. Ratings held: Electrician, Sea. Zfc., C.B.lVI. . Positions held in Cadet School: Platoon Commander, Company Commander. llflilitary experience: Harvard R.O.T.C. Future occupation: Business. Coon, Riisslarl. j.1xcKsoN Dfw b. February 27, 1897, Arkansas, Mo. . 2 L , '. Address: Jonesboro, Texas. l ' A Enlisted: lVIay 1-1-, 1917. Ratings held: Electrician 3fc., Sea. 2fc., C.B.llI. Coon, Wll.I..'XlQl5 Moksic Cool'ie. h. October 6, 1896, jamaica Plain,- llflass. Single. . Address: 68 Perkins Street,'-lamaica Plain, lllass. Prep. School attended: Boston Latin School. College attended: Bowdoin. College activities: Baseball. - Occupation before entering Navy: Student. ' - - Enlisted: lVIay 20, 1913. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lVI. Future occupation: N avy. CooN, jfmlcs l'lA'l?lIfXWAY- lim b. November 7, 1888, VVatertown, lllass. Single. Address: Watertown, Mass. Prep. School attended: Watertown High School: Cambridge Latin School. H College attended: Harvard. i A Degree received: A.B. 1913. - College activities: Freshman Baseball, 1909, University Baseball team, 1910-1911. Occupation before entering Navy: VVholesale Beef. Enlisted: May 16, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2,fc., C.B.M. Positions held in Cadet School: 2 P.O., Chairman of Howe Com- mittee, Dance Committee. Future occupation: Wlitmlesale Beef. THE GOLDEN STRIPE Cooviak, C11.fxR1.1-:s wVIl,l..'XRl7 Cizocmzk, jos1a1'11 S'1'1xR14 ffc:O0pJl ff.,0elJ b. October 27, 1890, Chester, lllass. Single. E b. Nlarch 7, 1893, Roxbury, hflass.. Nlarried, tno children Address: 30 Nlyrtle 'l'errace, Springfield, lllass. Address: 366 Centre Street, -lainaica Plain, Mzlss Prep. Schools attended: Chester High School: Worcester Academy. Prcp.' Schools attended: English High School: Dorchester High College attended: Syracuse. School. Degree received: A.B. College attended: Boston University. College activities: Football. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Occupation before entering Navy: Reporter. Enlisted: October 15, 1917. Ratings held: Chief Ycolnln L li NI lCnlisted: October 17, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. 1,fc., Cox., B.lVI. lfc., C.B.M. Positions held in Cadet School: 2 P.O., 1 P.O., Platoon Com- mandcr. l uture occupation: l'1Cllt0I'. C R11 N 111, KIQNN 1C'I'll M 11 Nson 'fKf,f' b. August 31, 1896, Waterbury, Conn. Single. Address: 45 Yates Avenue, VVatcrbury, Conn. Prep. School attended: Crosby High School. Occupation before entering Navy: Bank Teller. Enlisted: lVIay 21, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zf Position held in Cadet School: l'.O. c., C.l3.lVl. Cleosnv, Glcoizoic S. 1l1ikr b. .lune 25,,1896, Chester County, Penn. Single Address: Hampton, Virginia. linlistedz lVlay 23, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. lfc Positions held in Cadet School: P.O. Cnmmmos, ORRIN E. Orrin THE GOLDEN STRIPE b. February 20, 189-1, Jonesport, Maine. Married. Address: 81-1 lVIain Street, Cambridge, Mass. Prep. School attended: Portsmouth CN. HJ High School. OCCUDation hefore entering Navy: Confectionery Salesman. Date of detachment to Navy: August 19, 1918. Ratings held: Surfman, C.B.M. Other Naval experience: Coast Guard. Future' occupation : Salesman. CURRY, jawncs Enmuwn Jil11 17. May 9, 1893, Cambridge, 1VIass. Single. Address: 101 Antrim Street, Cambridge, Mass. Prep. School attended: Rindge Manual Training College attended: Northeastern College. Degree received: LL.B. 1915. Occupation before entering Navy: Lawyer. Enlisted in Navy: December 11, 1917. Rating C. B . M. Future occupation: Law. School. s held: Sea. Zfc., CURTIS, PnaRsoN Curly b. March 18, 1890, Kobe, Japan. Single. Address: Pawling, New York. Prep. School attended: hit. Hermon School. College attended: Princeton. Degree received: A.B. College activities: Track, Dramatics. Occupation before entering Navy: English Master. Enlisted: June, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.1VI Future occupation: Teaching. CUSIIMAN, Glcoaoic M. HCILYIZU h. July 12, 1897, Brunswick, Maine. Single. Address: 35 .VVhitney Avenue, Portland, Nlaine. Prep. School attended: Portland High School. College attended: University of Maine. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: February 21, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C THE GOLDEN STRIPE Dfxmzv, Wn.1,mM josicvn' Bill b. November 10, 1896, Roxbury, Mass. Single. Address: 23 Townsend Street, Roxbury, lVIass. Prep. School attended: High School of Commerce, Boston. Occupation before entering Navy: Salesman. Enlisted: May 8, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. Future occupation: Salesman. DA1.'roN, W11.1.mM J. , Bill, 7'lzo.w lfmllfiflll Eyes b. October 2, 1893, Newton, Blass. Single. Address: 16 Ridgemont Street, Allston, Mziss. Prep. School attended: Boston Latin School. Occupation before entering Navy: Insurance. Enlisted: May 9, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lVI. D.fx'RRow, I.1cLaNn GAY Lee, b. September Z, 189-1, Boston, Mziss. Single. Address: 41 Prentiss Street, Cambridge, lwass. A Prep. Schools attended: Cambridge Latin School: Browne and Nichols School. College attended: Harvard. College activities: Swimming, Team. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: May 3, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfe., C.B.lVI. Positions held in Cadet School: 2 P.O. DAY, FREDERICK LANSING . ,. L. . b. September 28, 1890, West Newton, Mass. l.VIZll'l'lCd, two children Address: 11 Shady Hill Square, Cambridge, Mass. Prep. Schools attended: Newton High School: St. George's School College attended: Yale. ' Degree received: B.A. 4 College activities: Editor of Yale Daily Nezux. Occupation before entering Navy: Banking. Enlisted: May 17, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lVI. Positions held in Cadet School: Platoon Commander. THE GOLDEN STRIPE l'J1i.fxNia, 1'iui.i.uf S., -Ia. RDONUVAN, IJRANIQ 111. 1:'i11y ' HIJOOFIIH b. lliarch 9, 1897, hlalden, Mass. Single. b. February 13, l895,'1'urners Falls, Mziss. Single. Address: 907 Franklin Street, lllelrose Highlands, Mass. Address: 'Furners Falls, 1V1ass. Prep. Schools attended: Dean Academy: Exeterg'Cushing. Prep. School attended: 'Furners Falls High School. College attended: Dartmouth, College attended: University of 1V1aine. College activities: Basketball. College activities: Varsity 'Frack and Relay Teams. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Occupation before entering Navy: Surveyor. Enlisted: 1VIarch 28, 1017. Ratings held: 1V1.llI. Zfc., C.B.1VI. Enlisted: April 21, 1917. Ratings held: Chief Quartermaster. P0Siti0I1 held in Cadet School: P,O, Future occupation: Construction. Future occupation: Navy. ' DUNN, JOHN Gi1,1aiaR'r DCJNtJVi'XN. If'R.1xNeis A. 'Ml . HD' , ,, h. August 1, 188-1, VVaterv1iet, N. Y. Single. N m Address: 3 Gladstone, Detroit, llflichigan. b. April 3, 1897, Boston, Mass. Single. Prep. School attended: Schenectady High School. Address: 10 Upland Road, Dedham, Mzlss. Colleges attended: Yale: Harvard Law School. College attended: Boston University. Degrees received: B.A. CYalel: l,.L.B. QHarvardj. Occupation before entering Navy: Bookkeeper. College activities: Football, Debating. Enlisted: June -1-, 1918. Occupation before entering Navy: Attorney-at-Law. Future occupatiopT Accountant. Enlisted: June 17, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. Positions held in, Cadet School: P.O., 1 P.O., Honor Committee Other Naval ex nerience: Civilian Cruise 1916. 1 0 , 1' uture occupation: Attorney-at-l.aw and Proctor in Admiralty. 23 DUIQNLIY, PAUL Slfzymouia fldfuir11l b. March 21, 1896, Lynn, Mass. Single. Address: 33 Laighton Street, Lynn, Mass. THE GOLDEN STRIPE Prep. School attended: Berkeley Preparatory School, Boston. College attended: Mediczll School, Tufts College. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. ' Enlisted: April, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., Future occupation: lVIedicine. DWYICR, EDWARD R,fxvMoNn Ed h. July 13, 1896, Ayer, lVIass. Single. Address: Box 548, Ayer, Mass. Prep. School attended: Ayer High School. Colleges attended: Holy Cross: Dartmouth. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: June -1-, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., llflilitary experience: Dartmouth Training Corps. C.B.M. C.B.M. 11lA'l'ON, Cl-IARLIES EDWIN Jack h. june 1, 1890, Roxbury, Mzlss. Single. Address: 221 Grove Street, Melrose, Mass. Occupation before entering Navy: Proprietor of Eaton Towel Supply Co, Enlisted: April 5, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. lfc., Cox., B.M. 2fc. B.lVI. lfc., C.B.lVI. Positions held in Cadet School: P.O. ENSLIN, NTORTON Scorr HC. Ima' I-I. b. March 8, 1897, Somerville, Mass. Single. Address: 156 Sycamore Street, Somerville, llflass. Prep. School attended: Somerville High School. College attended: Harvard. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted in Navy: May 23, 1918. Ratings held: Sea Positions held in Cadet School: Regimental Adjutant. 2fc., THE GOLDEN STRIPE EVICRS, l41ICNRY josicifn 1'1ARWlCLL, CLAUDE CimmfmN' 1 u.l0ll7ll1j'U b. February 2, 1896, lldalden, Mziss. Single. Address: 1-I- 'l'albot Street, Malden, Mass. l'rep.'School attended: lllalden High School. College attended: Boston College. Enlisted: December 1, 1917. Ratings held: Mtls. Zfc., C.B.1VI. FARRIN, Li1:oN M UNnia1.1, fl-Ll,l'.ll b. August 9, 1892, Boston, Mass. Single. Address: 281 Harvard Street, Cambridge, Mziss. Prep. School attended: Boston Latin School. College attended: Harvard. Degree received: A.B. 1915. Occupation before entering Navy: 'l'eacher. Enlisted: December 27, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. Cl11l1111f ' b. January 11, 1897, Groton, Mziss. Single. Address: Groton, Mass. Prep. School attended: Lawrence Academy. College attended: Dartmouth. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: June 5, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.lW. FlcNN14:ssv, FRANK Eovvaizo, ja. Ted b. November 12, 1895, Boston, Mziss. Single. Address: 330 Clark Road, Brookline, Mziss. Prep. School attended: Brookline High School. Occupation before entering Navy: lldanufacturing. . Enlisted: 'October -1, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., Yeo. lfc. C.B.lVI. Positions held in Cadet School: 2 P.O., Battalion Adjutant, Pro Temp. Future occupation: Nlanufacturing. 25 THE GOLDEN STRIPE l'lliRNrXl.D, 1.1,orn D. B1'y.vf1 b. july 26, 1890, Winchester, Mass. Single. Address: VVinchester, lldass. Prep. Schools attended: lldiddlesex School: Andover. College attended: Cornell. Occupation before entering Navy: Banking. Enlisted: June 1, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. 2,f'c., C.B.lNT. Future occupation: Banking. Fisu, Wmxrick Hrxizorn 'W'alz h. November 15, 1893, Seattle, Wash. Single. Address: 9 Wayne Street, Roxbury, lVIass. Prep. School attended: Lincoln High School. College attended: University of Washington. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: July 31, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lVI. l'ilSlllCR, jixmics D. lJr zur'y b. December 5, 1895, Fall River, lVIass. Single. Address: 9 lnwood Street, Dorchester, Mzlss. Prep. School attended: Dorchester High School. College attended: Boston University. College activities: Track. Occupation before entering Navy: Credit man in Commercial House Enlisted: July 13, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. 2,fc., Yeo. lfc., C.B.lVI F1'i'zoisR.fx1.n, C imaries MANNING MZ b. lllay 1-1, 1896, Bath, lWaine. Single. Address: 900 VVashington Street, Bath, Maine. Prep. School attended: lVIorse High School. Colleges attended: Georgetown: University of Maine Law School. College activities: Football, Baseball, Basketball. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: lVIarch 7, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., Signalman lfc. C.B.M. ' THE GOLDEN STRIPE l4lLAI-I1i:R'11Y, FRANK N, FRAIIICR, james Emvfuzn 1 Hl'll'!l71kU Hfflll b. lVlay 6, 1897, Lynn, Mzlss. Single. Address: 7 Howard Street, Lynn, lllass. Prep. Schools attended: Boston College Prep.: Colby Academy. Prep. School activities: Football, Baseball, Basketball, Hockey, Occupation before entering Navy: Production Chaser, Beth. Chem b. January 10, 1895, South Boston, Mass. Single. Address: 29 Monadnock Street, Dorchester, Mass! Prep. School attended: Boston College High School. College attended: Boston College. Degree received: A.B. Enlisted: August 9, 1917. Ratings held: M.lVI. Zfc., Yeo. lfc., Steel C0- C.B.lVI. Enlisted: June 6, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2,fc., C,B,M, Future occupation: Navy. ' l4lRlCl+1DMAN, EDWARD PIIIIJP FLIQMING, W1L1.1AM FRANCIS HM... 'DOL' b. November 26, 1895, Rochester, N. Y. Single. b. August 17, 1893, Boston, lVIass. Single. Address: -109 Essex Street, Salem, Mass. Address: 25-1 Washington Street, Brighton, Mzlss. Prep. School attended: Salem Classical High School. Prep. School attended: Boston College Prep. College attended: Harvard. Colleges attended: Boston College: Boston Normal School. Degree received: A.B. ' Degrees received: A.B. CBoston Collegej. Occupation before entering the Navy: Cost accountant. College activities: Baseball, Football. Enlisted: June 3, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lVI. Enlisted: May, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., CB-114. Position held in Cadet School: l'.O. Future occupation: lnstructor. Future occupation: Accountant. 27 THE GOLDEN STRIPE GALVIN, W.'xi.'l'if:R J. Wulf b. May 22, 1892, Quincy, lVIass. Single. Address: 15 Cranch Street, Quincy, Mass. Prep. School attended: Quincy High School. Occupation before entering Navy: 'llraveling Salesman. Enlisted: lV1arch 29, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.l3.lVl. Future occupation: 'l'ravcling Salesman. G.-NRDNIQR, Nia1.soN M. Nellie b. January 5, 1892, Bridgewater, N. S. Single. Address: 1179 Commonwealth Avenue, Allston, lVIass. Prep. School attended: Andover. Occupation before entering Navy: Real Estate and Insurance. Enlisted: -lanuary 3, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.li.lVI. Cfiaunnick, WARRHN 1:1i':NRY 1'.-fxfw' b. lVIarch 23, 1895, Ottumwa, Iowa. Single. Address: 518 N. Green Street, Ottumwa, lowa. Prep. School attended: Qttumwa lligh School. College attended: Harvard. Degree received: A.B. .. College activities: Social Service Work, Debating. Qccupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: May 17, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2,fc., C.B.lW. Positions held in Cadet School: 1 P.Q. Qther military experience: Harvard R.O.'l'.C. Future occupation: Business. Gia'rcinc1.1., CARRoi.i, l'l0S'I'lCR ' '.Gl'fl,'ll'J b. September 12, 1892, Cambridge, hlass. Single. Address: 63 Highland Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. Prep. School attended: Rindge lVIanual Training School. College attended: lVIassachusetts Institute of Technology. Qccupation before entering Navy: Banker.. linlistedz April 11, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.M Position held in Cadet School: 2 P.O., Platoon Commander. llflilitary experience: lVl.l.'l'. Regiment. THE GOLDEN STRIPE Gimioluc, .Roisuizr OWIQNS Bohn b. October 31, 1896, Brockton, Mass. Single. Address: 50 Grove Street. Brockton, lVIass. . Prep. Schools attended: Emerson lnstitute, Washington, D. C.: Brockton High School. College attended: Holy Cross. College activities: Football. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: June 1, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zffc., C.B.lVI. Goanv, Sixmuiai, Tomfxs A E.1'f1f.lV b. August 6, 1897, Pliiladelphia, Penn. Single. Address: 537 N. Sth Street, Philadelphia, Penn. Prep. School attended: Central High School, Philadelphia. College attended: Harvard. Degree received: A.B. 1918. College activities: Lacrosse. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: bday 20, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. Future occupation: Medicine.. Gommw, Roisiam' Niasroa Bunny b. September 27, 1896, Hartwell, Ohio. Single. Address: 270 Kearney Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Prep. School attended: Franklin School, Cincinnati, Ohio. Colleges attended: University of VVisconsing Harvard. Degree received: A.B. 1918. College activities: lVIanaging Editor plv1.Yt'lNI.1'ilI Daily Carflinnl. Occupation before entering Navy: Professional Baseball, Virginia Valley League. Enlisted: June 3, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2,fc. GRIMICS, Paul. josicru Paul b. june 23, 1895, Pawtucket, Rhode lsland. Single. Address: 295 Broadway, Pawtucket, R. l. Prep. School attended: Pawtucket High School. College attended: Brown. Degree received: S.B. College activities: Football and Baseball. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: bday 3, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lXf1. Positions held in Cadet School: Platoon Conunander, C.P.O. THE GOLDEN STRIPE GRINDLIC, 1-IARoi.n Lina Gizoss, WALTER Woom Gri1111y G'rossie b. September 11, 1897, Bluchill, lVIaine. Single. b. October 31, 1895, Troy, N. Y. Single. Address: Arlington, New York. Address: 130 2d Street, Troy, N. Y. Prep. School attended: Irving Preparatory School, 'l'arrytown, N. Y. Prep. School attended: Troy High School. College attended: Brown. College attended: Harvard. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Degree received: A.B. 1916. Enlisted: May 1-1, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.l3.M. ' Occupation before entering Navy: Law student. Enlisted: April, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M Positions held in Cadet School: Company Commander., Military experience: Plattsburg. GRONBICRG, AN'1'oN IJICRMAN GRUBB, Romani' W. i Sw1f1lr B 00 b. October 7, 1896, Malden, Mass. Single. b. January 10, 1893, Liberty, Illinois. Single. Address: 57 Forest Street, Roxbury, Mass. Address: -I-0 Kirkland Street, Cambridge, Mass. Occupation before entering Navy: Appraiser. Prep. School attended: University High School. Innlistedz April 26, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C'.B.M. College attended: lllinois State Normal University. I College activities: Football. Enlisted: July 2, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. 30 THE GOLDEN STRIPE HrxmioNn, Rienfxkn PIRDIELI, Dirk b. August 26, 1897, England. Single. Address: Lookout Hill, Gloucester, Mass. - Prep. School attended: lllorristown School: Lake Placid School. College attended: Yale. 1 Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: May 9, 1917. Ratings held: B.M. 1,fc., C.B.M. Positions held in Cadet School: 1st P.O. HAR1i1i1i'l', Amos jAeksoN lViIlie b. lVIay 23, 1888, Harrison County, West Va. Single. Address: 489 llflechanic Street, Clarksburg, Wvest Va. Prep. Schools attended: Broaddens Institute: Philippi, West Va. Colleges attended: Washington and Lee University: University Chicago: University of Wisconsin. Degree received: A.B. College activities: Class Football. Occupation before entering Navy: Oflice Manager. Enlisted: May 29, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.G.M.., C.B.M. Future occupation: Business lllanager. ' ' I-1.fxR'1', 1.fxwR1cNc'lc JOSICPII vLIl1'l'.1' ' b. April 3, 1893, Bath, lVIaine. Single. Address: 10 Charles Street, Bath, lVIaine. V Prep. School attended: lVIorse High School. College attended: Bowdoin. Degree received: A.B. Occupation before entering Navy: Principal of High School. Enlisted: July 7, 1917. Ratings held: Yeo. Qlfc., C.B.lVI. Positions held in Cadet School: Pt. Commander, Pt. Commander. Naval experience: Service on the following destroyers: lldanley Davis, Flusser and three months overseas on U.S.S. Bridge port. Him., W11.l,lfXh'1 Amos Bill b. September 13, 1892, Waltham, lwass. Single. Address: -110 Lexington Street, Waltham, Mziss. Prep. School attended: xhyilltllillll High School. Colleges attended: i-larvard College: Harvard Law School. Degrees received: A.B. 1915: Ll...B. 1918. Occupation before entering Navy: Lawyer. lCnlisted: Uctober 15, 1917. Ratings held: C. Yeo., C.B.lW. Future occupation: Law. 1 THE GOLDEN STRIPE lIoi.n1aN, .IOSICPII joim .lo1 1 b. October 5, 1896, Lynn, lX'Iass. Single. Address: el-5 Morseland Avenue, Newton Center, Mass. Prep. School attended: Newton High School. College attended: Boston College. College activities: Dramatic and Debating Societies, Glee Club. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: lVIay 2, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. 1IOl.ZWUR'1'1l, IC RN icsr 1I.'x avr HiIIl1l'llblII'-Q b. July 12, 1891, Youngstown, Ohio. Single. Address: 132 W. Woodland Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio. Prep. School attended: Raven High School, Youngstown, Ohio. College attended: Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburg, Pa. College activities: Football, Basketball, Track. Occupation before entering Navy: Open Hearth Steel Worker. Enlisted: April 16, 1918. Ratingsheld: Sea. 2fc., C.B.lVI. Positions held in Cadet School: Batt. Commander pro. temp., l'.O Future occupation: Open Hearth Steel VVorlcs. Ilovltms, Jmncs P.'X'l'lill'li 11..ppi.. b. September 26, 189-1, Concord, lVlass. Single. Address: 3 Grant Street, Concord, Mass. Prep. School attended: Concord High School. College attended: Boston. Degree received: A.B. Occupation before entering Navy: Head of Filing Department l.ib erty lVIutual Insurance Co. Enlisted: April 12, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.M. Position held in Cadet School: P.O. Houma, RlcoiN.'xl.n l'iDISON Hr11'11f1 b. lVIay 15, 1892, Portsmouth, N. H. Single. Address: 473 Waltham Street, W. Newton, Mass. Prep. Schools attended: Portmouth High School and Allen School. College attended: Harvard. Degree received: A.B. College activities: Soccer, Lacrosse. Occupation before entering Navy: English Teacher. Enlisted: March 13, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. l7uture occupation: lVledicine. THE GOLDEN STRIPE HOUGHTON, CASQ-O CIMRLES I-IURLIQY, WILFRIQD Gicorrmav f'C.C.U W'iIl'J b. March 25, 1897, Casco Bay, Maine. Single. b. November 14, 1895, 1'i1'fmlCf0Tf, Milinc- 51111310- Address: 52 Saxton Street, Dorchester, Mass. Address: Frankfort, Manic: kf I H- I Sil 1 Prep. School attended: Boston English High School. RWD- 5011001 flttcndedf Sjfuj ,Gigi . lgilst Lggflfrki C ii I Colleges attended: Boston University: M.l.'1'.g Boston School of Ulllegesfltfendcdi U 'YC'5'ti 9 func: - 4155, 0 13- Painting and 'Dcsim ' ' Occupation before entering lNavy: Student. College activities: All miiioiif gpoits Enlisted: December 1-1, 1917. Ratings held: Lds., Elec., Elec, 3fc. Occupation before entering Navy: Asst. Floor Manager, W111. Fi- N I, RINO Opcmtm. lem Sims CO. ava experience: :1 - . Enlisted: June 8, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. I'IU'l'4'll1NSON, KARL l'lRlEDlCRll'K HIlf!'lIJi HOWARD, Glfokmi AR 1UR 11. Mai-C11 30, 1897, Milford, N. H. single. G - Address: 12 Adams Street, Milford, N. H. i ewge -. Prep. School attended: Milford High School. b. August 23, 1893, Lawrence, lwass. Single. X ii ,tp d,d, Dwtmoiith Address: Balboa, Canal Zone. so ege A iii Zi ' BQ i . , , :I . .x egree receive : . . w A Prep' bC'w01f1ff'f dff:1- Canal Zone I-hgh School' College activities: Basketball fbaptainj, Football, Baseball, Palae College intended: rluftg' opitus Commencement week Committee. Occupation before entering Navy: Postal Clerk, Canal Zone. Occuplition bcfiwe entering Nwy, Student Enlisted: June 8, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lXI. . ' - - '- ' -' Enlisted: April ll, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. lfc., C.B.M. Positions held in Cadet School: BO., Company Commander, Pla toon Commander. Future occupation: Electrical Engineering. 33 THE GOLDEN STRIPE j.fxMisoN, 'l'noMixs S'i'R1ci4i.A.Nin K f ' IJ Jllllllt' b. April l, 1895, Roanoke, Va. Single. . Address: 1809 Stauntan Avenue, N.W., Roanoke, Va. Prep. School attended: Roanoke High School. College attended: Roanoke. Occupation before entering Navy: Transfer business. Enlisted: December 11, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. Small arms coach. Positions held in Cadet School: C.P.O., 1 P.O. jARRis'i i', lil.-XRL lVlON.'XllAN If1lrl1 ' b. December 17, 1896, Fiskdale, lliass. Single. Address: Fiskdale, Mzlss. Prep. School attended: Hitchcock Free Academy, Brimfield, Mass. Occupation before entering Navy: Salesman, American Optical Co. linlistedz November 20, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. Nlilitary experience: State Guard. .ll'2Wl'Zl,l., I'lAiaRv Lian Hf11'1'.i ' b. December 2, 1897, Cedar Falls, loxva. Single. Address: Cedar Falls, Iowa. Prep. School attended: Cedar Falls High School. Colleges attended: Iowa State Teachers College 5 Harvard Law ' School: Harvard Graduate School of Economics. Degree received: A.B. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lVI. Position held in Cadet School: 1 P.O. Future Occupation: Lawyer. joxics, RUPEI. jonNsoN llRup6J! b. April -1, 1895, Athens, Ohio. Single. Address: 20 University Terrace, Athens, Ohio. Prep. School attended: Culver Naval School. College attended: Ohio University. College activities: Dramatics, Class President. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: December 10, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.M. Military experience: lndiana Naval Militia, Plattsburg. THE GOLDEN STRIPE Kimi icR1,iNo, EDWARD EAR 1, Kim b. April 2, 1894, Roanoke, Va. Single. Address: Oak Lawn, Roanoke, Va, Prep. School attended: Roanoke High School. College attended: Roanoke. Occupation before entering College: Florist. Enlisted in Navy: November 7, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. KNlo11'r, PHILIP T. Phil b. June 23, 1889, Lebanan, N. H. Single. Address: 509 Audubon Road, Boston, Mass. Prep. School attended: Newton High School. College attended: Dartmouth. College activities: Football. ' Occupation before entering Navy: Artist. Enlisted in Navy: June 5, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lVI. Kklaimiak, 1'11iRBlCR'1' FRIEDEVRICK nl-Ilfrbu b. September 15, 1896, Cincinnati, Ohio. Single. Address: 3-107 Cornell Place, Cincinnati, Ohio. ' College attended: Harvard. Occupation ,before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted in Navy: April 5, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M Positions held in Cadet School: Battalion Adjutant, Company Com- mander. lVIilitary experience: Harvard R.Of1.C Lfxnn, CARL lX4CCl,URI'Z . Cm-l ' b. April 23, 1891, Raymond, N. H. Single. Address: Raymond, N. H. Prep. School attended: Pinkerton Academy. College attended: Sheldon Business School. College activities: Baseball. Occupation before entering Navy: lnsurance Salesman. Enlisted: 1VIay 17, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C,B,NI, THE GOLDEN STRIPE LANE, M1aR'roN Buacuss Benny 1 b. December 10, 189-l-, Ashburnham, Mass. Single. Address: 101 Pleasant Street, Ashburnham, Mass. Prep. School attended: Cushing Academy. Colle fe attended: New Hampshire State College g., . Enlisted: 1VIarch -l-, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., Positions held in Cadet School: First P.O. Future occupation: Chemist. Luis, CuAR1.1as Siiicman HSfI'Illhlll0I'6U h. July 5, 1889, Cincinnati, Ohio. Single. Address: Wald Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. Prep. School attended: Franklin School, Cincinnati. College attended: Harvard. Degree received: S.B. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: July 6, 1917. Ratings held: Lds., Ele Zfc., C.B.M. LuNNoN, Louis V1Nc1aN'r L o zz h. December 5, 1896, Roxbury, lllass. Single. Address: 36 Winonah Street, Roxbury, Mass. Prep. School attended: English High School. Colleges attended: Boston University: Suffolk Law School. C.B.lVI. Occupation before entering Navy: Insurance. Enlisted: May 8, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. Positions held in Cadet School: P.O. Liaviuic, Moizais Louis film-1-is b. January 31, 1896, Russia. Single. Address: 3-l- North Main Street, Pittston, Penn. Prep. School attended: Central High School, Scranton, Penn. College attended: Harvard. Degree received: A.B. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: April 26, 1918. Ratings held: Storekeeper Zfc., Sea c Radio Sea 2!c',.C'B'M' ' ' ' Position held in Cadet School: P.O. 1Vlilitary experience: Plattsburg. Future occupation: Lawyer. 36 THE GOLDEN STRIPE LIEDIER, PAUL Ro1ncR'r ffD0C!l b. September 18, 1889, Brooklyn, N.Y. Single. Address: Northampton, Mass. Prep. School attended: Brooklyn M.T.H.S. College attended: Harvard. - Degrees received: A.B. 19105 A.M. 19125 Ph.D. 1915. Occupation before entering Navy: Prof. of English, Smith College. Enlisted: June 13, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.M. Positions hgld in Cadet School: 1 P.O., C.P.O., Editor of GOLDEN TRIPE. 1 Future occupation: Teacher. LYON, MLLVILLIQ WALTER ffMeZ!J b. May 6, 1893, Boston, Mass. Married--one child. Address: 167 Atlantic Street, Atlantic, Mass. Prep. School attended: Los Angeles Polytechnic School: Meclianic Arts High School. College attended: lVIassaehusetts Institute of Technology. Occupation before entering Navy: Lumber business. Enlisted: June 14, 1917. Ratings held: Ch. Yoe., Sea. 2fc., C.B.M. lVIilitary experience: 6th Mass. Infantry. LYoNs, JOHN DIQNNIS rrDinny11 b. April 27, 1897, Wakefield, Mass. Single. Address: '271 Lowell Street, Wakefield, Mass. Prep. School attended: Boston College Prep. College attended: Boston College. College activities: Baseball, Basketball, Hockey, Glee Club, De bating. g Occupation before entering Navy: Student. N Enlisted in Navy: May 2, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fe., CB.M MCFARLANIQ, NOIBLIQ Ti1oMsoN IIMIICU b. October 19, 1896, Albany, N. Y. Single. 1 Address: 219 Lancaster Street, Albany, N. Y. Prep. Schools attended: Albany Academy: Phillips Andover. College attended: Amherst. , Enlisted: April 9, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.lVI. lVIilitary experience: Amherst R.O.'1'.C. THE GOLDEN STRIPE 1VI.fxl1AN, CllRlS'1'Ol'1llCR'li. Hrfllflliflllu b. September 20, 1889, Syracuse, N. Y. Single. Address: Station A., Syracuse, N. Y. Colleges attended: Syracuse University: University of Pennsylvania. Degree received: A.B. College activities: Member of Varsity crew. Occupation before entering Navy: Industrial Engineer. Enlisted in Navy: May, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. Future occupation: Industrial Engineer. ' Remarks: Rowed on an amateur eight oar crew which made a world's record at National Regatta, 1912. Rowed in winning eight oar crew at lntercollegiates in 1913. lV1ANN1NG, J-Amics FRANUS Jim b. October 11, 1896, Cambridge, Mass. Address: 280 Harvard Street, Cambridge, lylass. Prep. School attended: Cambridge Latin School. College attended: Boston College. College activities: Student'Counci1: Manager Football: College Monthly. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: 1VIay, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.M. Positions held in Cadet School: P.O. McC1.ARY, DoNAi.p rrD0nu b. January 15, 1897. Address: 305 W. -15th Street, New York City. Prep. Schools attended: Adelphi Academy: St. Johnsbury emy. College attended: Norwich University. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: April 16, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. lfc., C.B.M. Military experience: 1st cavalry, U.S.R.O.T.C. at Norwich. 1V1AC1N'l'0SI'I, WILLIAM DUNCrXN b. October 1, 1897, Middletown, Conn. Address: 94 Grove Street, Winchendon, Mass. Prep. School attended: Goddard Seminary. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: April, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.13.M. lllilitary experience: National Guard. Future occupation: Dentist. Acad THE GOLDEN STRIPE lV1CK1i1i, GORDON N o R ro 1. li M11r7 b. May 2-1, 1897, Somerville, lhlass. Address: 87 Center Street, Somerville, lV1ass. Prep. School attended: Boston Latin School. College attended: Harvard. Degree received: A.B. 1018. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: April 30, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. I Positions held in Cadet School: Company Commander, 1 latoon Com- mander. lV1lLRRIAM, A1.1zlaR'r Cu.fx1u.ics flf1iz-iam b. December 2-1, 1891, Meriden, Conn. Address: 99 Howe Street, New Haven, Conn. Prep. School attended: Mt. Herman School. Colleges attended: VVesleyan: Yale University. Degree received: A.B. ' College activities: Manager of Glee and Mandolin Club, Track, Football and Tennis. Occupation before entering Navy: Teacher. - Enlisted: llday 29, 1018. Ratings held: Sea. Zfe., C.B.M. lVIilitary experience: lntructor, Bordentown Military Institute. lX100D1'1Y, Cl1RlS'1'UP11liR Russisu. Russ b. May 31, 180-1, lvlorristown, N. il. Single. Address: 135 1Vashington Street, lliorristown, N. -I. Prep. School attended: lVIorristown High School. College attended: Hobart. Degree received: A.B. Activities in College: Basketball and Baseball. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: May 10, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.13.M Future occupation: Episcopal lV1inistry. Moomcv, JOHN R1co1NA1.n lfkegll b. May 31, 189-l,.Morristown, N.Al. Single. Address: 135 Washington Street, lworristown, N. bl. Prep. Schools attended: lVIorristown High School. Colleges attended: Hobart. Degrees received: A.B. Activities in college: Baseball, Football and Basketball. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: May 10, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C Positions held in Cadet School: 2 P.O. Future occupation: Episcopal llflinistry. ' 1 .B.M THE GOLDEN STRIPE Moxsic, jrxwncs .l..ICS'l'IiR Jim b. lVIay 8, 1893, Providence, R. l. Single. Address: Bath, Maine. Prep. School attended: Morse High School. College attended: University of Maine. Degree received: B.S. College activities: Football. Occupation before entering Navy: Agriculturalist. Enlisted: March 6, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. Military experience: University of Maine. MUGRIDGE, Cr,AY'roN FRANKLIN Benny b. January 21, 1897, Portsmouth, N. H. Single. Address: Portsmouth, N. H. Prep. School attended: Portsmouth High School. College attended: Dartmouth. Degree received: A.B. , College activities: Basketball. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted in Navy: April 14-, 1917. Ratings heldz. Cox., C.B.1W. Position held in Cadet School: P.O. Future Occupation: Business. M ULCAIIY, JOHN Josiaru Jack ' b. September 23, 1895, Boston, Mass. Single. Address: 12 East Street, Dorchester, Mass. Prep. School attended: Boston Latin School. Colleges attended: Boston: Harvard Law School. Degrees received: A.B. College activities: Swimming. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: july 19, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.M lVIULCAI'IY, W1L1.1A1w1 J. E. Bill b. July 16, 1893, Worcester, Mass. Single. Address: 1228 Cambridge Street, Cambridge, Mass. Prep. School attended: Huntington School. College attended: Boston University. Degree received: LL.M. 1918. Occupation before entering Navy: Lawyer. Enlisted: June 7, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.M. Positions held in Cadet School: 1 P.O. Future occupation: Lawyer. ' THE GOLDEN STRIPE MUNROIQ, CL11f'roN I1av1No ucqlil-JJ b. December 28, 189-I-, Providence, R. 1. Single. Address: 145 Clarence Street, Providence, R. 1. Prep. School attended: Providence Classical. College attended: Brown. Degrees received: A.B. 1918. College activities: Varsity quartette, Glee Club Cchairmanj, Cele- bration Committee, Cheer Leader.- Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: May 13, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.1W. 1VIilitary experience: R.O.'l'.C. - MURPHY, CoRN1aL1Us E. 1rNil'lyJJ b. July 30, 1894-, Malden, Mass. Single. Address: 196 Adams Street, Malden, Mass. Prep. School attended: Boston College High. College attended: Holy Cross. Degree received: A.B. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: June 7, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. zfe., c.B.M. N1c1415RsoN, VV11.L1AM I'I1aNRY, JR. N ink b. lV1arch 21, 1894, Brockton, Mass. Single. Address: 1060 Beacon Street, Brookline, Mass. Prep. School attended: Stone School. Occupation befo1'e entering Navy: Steel business. Enlisted: November 14, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B M Positions held in Cadet School: Squad leader, Editor of GOIDFN STRIPE. Future occupation: Steel business. NIGII, MAJOR WALLIQK ctMaj!?11 b. lVIay 3, 189-I-, Seward, Nebraska. Single. Address: Seaward, Nebraska. College attended: University of Nebraska. College activities: Wrestling. Occupation before entering the Navy: Student. Enlisted: June 30, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. C.B.M. Future occupation: Law. 3fc., Sea THE GOLDEN STRIPE O'K.xNlc 'Ames osiavu I J im 111 iff b. November 1.5, 1896, Ann Arbor, Micli. Single. Address: 118 N. lngalls Street, Ann Arbor, Micli. Prep. School attended: Ann Arbor High School. College attended: University of lVIichigan. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: llrlay 29, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., G.M. Zfc., G.lVl. 1,!c., C.B.M. Naval experience: Michigzln Naval Militizl. PACKARD, SIDNEY RAYMoNn 4 lfsidll b. September 7, 1893, Brockton, lVIass. Single. Address: 4-3 Keith Avenue, Brockton, Mass. Prep. School attended: Brockton High School. Colleges attended: Amherst: Harvard. Degrees received: A.B. CAmherstj, A.lVI. QHarvardD. Occupation before entering Navy: lnstructor of History, Harvard and Radcliffe. Enlisted: April 30, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lVI. Positions held in Cadet School: Regimental Commander, Battalion Commander. Future occupation: Teacher. P.vxRsoNs, joim H.fxMi1,'roN Jo I1 miie V b. November S, 1895, Franklin Park, MZISS. Single. Address: Franklin Park, Mzlss. Prep. Schools attended: Revere High School, Exeter Academy. College attended: University of lVIaine. Enlisted: April 11, 1917. Ratings held: Q.M. Zfc., C.B.lW. PA'r'roN, jimias Raimi .linf' b. May 13, 1897, Durham, N. C. Single. Address: 301 Nlorris Street, Durham, N. C. Prep. School attended: Durham High School. Colleges attended: University of North Carolina: Harvard Law School. Degree received: A.B. CNorth Carolinab. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: June 3, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. llflilitary experience: Plattsburg. Future occupation: Practising law. THE GOLDEN STRIPE PIQRRY, Howixkn PRA'1 I' HI'I07Ulll'dH b. August 16, 1896, West Roxbury, Mass. Single. Address: 700 Commonwealth Avenue, Newton Center, Mass. Prep. School attended: Exeter Academy. College attended: Harvard. ' Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: March 29, 1918. Ratings held: Elect. 3fc., Radio, C.B.M. Positions held in Cadet School: Platoon and Company Commander. Military experience: Plattsburg and Merchant Marine. Future occupation: lnterior Decorator. 1Jl'Z'l'1CRSON, Cimkrias C1'1R1S'l'lAN Pz'lr'J' h. january 10, 1891, Copenhagen, Denmark. Single. Address: 23 Mellen Street, Cambridge, Mass. Prep. School attended: Boston Latin School. College attended: Harvard. E Degree received: A.B. Enlisted: June 12, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.M. Positions held in Cadet School: P.O. Pia'1f1aRsoN, Davin A1eNo1.n UIJIIYJFU b. December 1, 1896, Boston, Mass. Single. Address: 2-1 Langdon Street, Roxbury, Mass. Prep. School attended: Dubuque Academy. College attended: Dubuque College. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: May 11, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zffc., C.B.ll'1. Positions held in Cadet School: Platoon Commander. Future occupation: Navy. P1a'1'1ciasoN, JOHN Gi-:oaoic ffm b- September 30, 1889, Sioux City, Iowa. Single. Address: 5108 University Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. Prep. School attended: Sioux City High School. gollege attended: University of Washington. o ege activities: Football and Baseball. Occupation before entering Navy: Newspaperman. Enlisted: October 22, 1917. Ratings held: Elect. Radio, C.13.M Future occupation: Newspaper work. THE GOLDEN STRIPE PHILLIPS, CHARLES E., JR. If-Haphl b. October 28, 1894, Lynn, Mass. Single. Address: Lynn, Mass. Prep. Schools attended: Lynn High School: Exeter. College attended: Dartmouth. College activities: Track. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: December 10, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. PIIINNEY, HUGIYI M. Trombone b. April 6, 1897, Cambridge, Mass. Single. Address: 251 Broadway, Cambridge, Mass. Prep. School attended: Rindge Technical High School. College attended: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. OCCUPation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: June 4, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lVl. Position in Cadet School: P.O. Military Experience: R.O.T.C. PIERCE, AIQTI-IUR EDWIN ffdrtll b. September 26, 1896, Denver, Colo. Single. Address: 29 Elmwood Street, Newton, Mass. Prep. School attended: Newton High School. College attended: Dartmouth. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: March 31, 1917. Ratings held: Q.M. 3fc., C.B.M Position held in Cadet School: P.O.' PIKE, CLARENCE HENRY fl-Refill b. November 30, 1897, Winthrop, Mass. Single. Address: 75 Washington Avenue, Winthrop, Mass. Prep. School attended: Winthrop High School. College attended: Boston. Degree received: B.S. 1918. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: June 5, 1918. Ratings lIe1d: Sea. Zfc., C.B.hfl. Position held in Cadet School: P.O. THE GOLDEN STRIPE PLU1v11s, C1ac1L ' ' Cecil b. February 9, 1896, North Bangor, N. Y. Single. Address: 9 Lawrence Street, Malone, N. Y. Prep. School attended: Franklin Academy, Malone, N. Y. College attended: lVIiddlebury. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: May 13, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., Paros, PAUL I..fxwR1aNc1-3 Lul1by , b. July 6, 1896, Roxbury, Mass. Single. Address: 25 Endicott Avenue, Beachmont, Mass. College attended: Tufts. ,' Degree received: B.S. 1918. College activities: F'ootball and Basketball. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: June 4, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. C.B.M. QUINN, Ricu .fxiao ALAN Dick b. September 2, 189-1, Carroll, N. H. Single. Address: Sharon, lvlass. Prep. School attended: Littleton High School. Colleges attended: Holy Cross: Boston. Degree received: AB. Occupation before entering Navy: Prof. of English, Puerto Rico. Enlisted: April 5, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. Position held in Cadet School: 1 P.O. QUINT, ARTIIUR wr.-f b. November 18, 1896, Boston, Mass. Single. Address: 11 Mt. Rose Street, Malden, Mass. Prep. School attended: Malden High School. Colleges attended: Tufts: Harvard. College activities: Football. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: June 12, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. Military experience: Harvard R.O.'1'.C., Camp Devens C2 mol. Future occupation: Merchant Marine. THE GOLDEN STRIPE Ricnniwo, AMos 15. J 1f10.s ' h. August 2-1, 1893, Hartford, Conn. Single. Address: Hartford, Conn. Prep. School attended: Hartford High School. College attended: Trinity. Degree received: B.S. Occupation hefore entering Navy: 'l'ravellers Insurance Co. Enlisted: june 5, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lW. Ri-:M1No'roN, l'Ii'XRVlCY l'l0O'1'li, JR. l'l11r1J h. June 25, 1895, Rochester, N. Y. Single. Address: Rochester, N. Y. Prep. School attended: VVest High School, Rochester. College attended: Rochester University. Degree: B.S. College activities: Foothall, Basketball, Track. Occupation hefore entering Navy: Chemist. Enlisted: .lune 8, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lX1. Position held in Cadet School: P.O. Future occupation: Civil Engineer. R I NG, SAMUIQ1, Sam lv. lVIay -1, 1805, Belleville, N.,l'. Single. Address: 52 Adams Avenue, Belleville, N. j. Prep. School attended: Everett High School. College attended: Harvard. Degree received: S.B. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: lVIay 11, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2, Other military experience: Plattshurg. Future occupation: Chemistry, Industrial. Roeluvl-:Ll., R.fxi.vl1 -A. , nleofkyn h. April 13, 1807, Boston, Mass. Single. Address: Boston, lWass. , Prep. School attended: High School of Commerce Occupation before entering Navy: Accountant. fc., C.B.M Enlisted: Nlay 27, 1918. Ratings held: Sea, Zfc., C.B.lVI. Future occupation: Student. THE GOLDEN STRIPE Rocucasow, Finvvnkn G. HNRIIJJ b. August 6, 1897, Nlilton, 1X1ass. Single. Address: Columbia Road, Milton, Mass. Prep. School attended: Milton Academy. College attended: Harvard. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: June 6, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. Positions held in Cadet School: Platoon Commander, Editor of G01.IJlEN STRIPE. Military experience: Harvard R.O.T.C. R u ISSIQAU, Hfuaoen E. Ru.ve b. May 25, 1897, Boston, Mass. Single. Address: 48 Ivy Street, Boston, Mass. Prep. School attended: High School of Commerce. College attended: Boston University. Occupation before entering Navy: Salesman. l'fnlisted: April 10, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. lfc., Yeo. 1fc., C.B.M. SANDOIC, Nienoi. 1Vl.fuN HSIIIII1-I , b. November 12. 1897, VVashington, D. C. Single. Address: 235 12th Street N. E., Washington, D. C. Prep. School attended: Eastern High School, VVashington, D. C. College attended: Dartmouth. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: April 11, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. lfc., C.B.M. Positions held in Cadet School: Battalion Commander, Battalion Ad jutant. ' SARo1aN'1', lVlAl.C01.M C. ' 'Surg ll .lllly 8, 1892, Sargentville, Maine. Married. Address: 101 lVlillc Street, Boston, Mass. PWD. School attended: lVIelrose High School: Hebron Academy. Qcclupation before entering Navy: Salesman. 1Ln11sted: May l-l, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfe., C.B.1VI. Future occupation: Salesman. THE GOLDEN STRIPE SAVAGE, RUSSELL H. R11.v.v ' h. April 27, 1896, Wakefield, Mass. Single. Address: 27 Long Avenue, Allston, lWass. Prep. Schools attended: Wakefield High School: Chauncey Hall Prep. College attended: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. SCANLON, JAMES C. livin b. December 18, 1896, Somerville, Mass. Single. Address: 22 Munroe Street, Somerville, Mzlss. Prep. School attended: Somerville High School. College attended: Harvard. Degree received: A.B. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: June 3, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2,fc., C.B.lVI Enlisted: April 26, 1918: Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. Position held in Cadet School: 1 P.O. Other military experience: lVl.l.T. lVIilitary experience: R.O.T.C. Future occupation: Student. SAYRE, BENJAMIN WAGGONER SCIIOONMAKICR, JOHN H. Benny Schoo1zie ll- Deeembel' 9, 1896, Wn1'YVlek, N- Y- Single. h. July 24, 1896, Alligerville, N. Y. Single. Address: W21fWVfCk, N- Y- Address: 82 Prospect Street, Kingston, N. Y. Prep. School attended: Warwick High School. Prep. School attended: Ware High School. College Htfendedi Hilfvilfd- College attended: University of Maine. Degree received: A.B. 1918. Occupation before entering Navy: Cashier. OeeUPnfi0n before entering Navyr Student- Enlisted: lVlay 25, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2f'c., C.B.lVI Enlisted: May 15, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.lW. Positions held in Cadet School: 2 P.O. THE GOLDEN STRIPE Sc'uwAR'rz, Llaizov N. IIR 05711 b. December 8, 1896, New York. Single. Address: 123 E. 9-lth Street, New York City, N. Y. Prep. School attended: Townsend Harris Hall. ' College attended: Harvard. Degree received: A.B. Occupation before entering Navy: Ingersoll SL Co. Enlisted: March 27, 1918. Ratings held: Yeo. lfc., C.B.M. Positions held in Cadet School: P.O. - Future occupation: Business. Sunams, jfuvms E. A Jim b. October 13, 1891, Chicago, lll. Single. Address: Chicago, Ill. College attended: Lehigh. Occupation before entering Navy: Advertising. Enlisted: April 24, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc. Positions held in Cadet School: Battalion Adjutant, Battalion Come mander. Future occupation: Advertising. Silolcmixkiaiz, WILBUR C. HSllo0fzrU b. December 10, 1895, Wilkes Barre, Penn. Single. Address: 12 First Street, VVilkes Barre, Penn. Prep. School attended: Hebron Academy. College attended: University of Mzline. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: April 13, 1917. Ratings held: Q.lW. 3,fc., C.B.M. Military experience: R.O.T.C. Snoim, ERNIQST G. r'EI'Ili0Jl li. March 2-l, 1891, East Bend, N. C. Single. Address: East Bend, North Carolina. Prep. School attended: East Bend High School. College attended: Guilford. Degree received: B.S. Occupation before entering Navy: Ball Player f Red Soxnj. Enlisted: August 15, 1917. Ratings held: Yeo. lfc., C.B.lVI Position held in Cadet School: P.O. THE GOLDEN STRIPE Sirva, Ricimien L. Dirk b. February 18, 1896, Provincetown, lVIass. llflarried. Address: Broad Brook, Conn. Prep. School attended: Provincetown High. College attended: University of lVlaine. Degree received: A.B. Enlisted: May 25, 1917. Ratings held: C.B.M. Si,osmcizo, Samurai. I.. Sl0.r.s ' b. lwarch 3, 1897, Boston, lblass. Single. Address: 2-16 Harold Street, Roxbury, Nlass. Prep. School attended: Boston English High School. College attended: Harvard. Degrees received: A.B. Occupation before entering Navy: Salesman. Enlisted: June 1-1, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2,fc., C.B.M. Positions held in Cadet School: 1 P.O. 1' uture occupation: Business. 50 Smrrn, ClmR1.1as D. Slafi.vlirx b. january 26, 1896, Cambridge, lVIass. Single. Address: 2-1 Athelwold Street, Dorchester, Mass. Prep. School attended: Boston College High. College Attended: Boston. Degree received: A.B. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: September 28, 1917. Ratings held: Yeo. 3fc., C.B.lVI Smrrn, Rixri-u H. ' Smifl1irf h. january 1, 1897, Gloucester, Mziss. Single. Address: 9 Beacon Street, Gloucester, Mass. Prep. School attended: Gloucester High School. Enlisted: June 2, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.lVl. Nlilitary experience: High School Cadets. F Wm! is f i .,. IM 5 7 I 9- I ff-'Tex ' .70 f 3 ' x rl KX if .2 4 0 asm 91,-N - RI , 0 V M ,VII-II I 4 If, I :III I Q QQ. I I ' l III',i -I I Io III.-In I I3 I II I3 II III f I I Id I ' ' ,, , :III A-136 :I II Q, 43 I 9 ,M Qfwi! . IIIWIVI Ill-Przsx I -I M? 0 5 ,9 cyl... -I IIII I I - ., . 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I' I hrilmx Is, N, 'I'. xIIIl'I ilI'IIllll' I , WiusImx' lfrli. I . IC. I7nnm':nl1 Hifi. 1 I I'IliIIips Jx. l7I. IC, I', I l'1-I-llmnlx NJ! . Ilnlmmrlln 'HL I XX nun 'III, W, II IIVIIIIIIIIX NI. I'l'IIlIl' I57. I'. I., I'l'ym' Ifili, NI W I.yun I75. I , .I. Ilunm':l1x IHI . I I-1'l1:uI1I II. I I I ulfm Ill. U. l'. Slmnpn-1' J. llnlm-5' ISS. l'. I-', III-If-Iwll III7. Walsh ITIS. li. N. Klvlim- HS . S1-Immnuznke-1' 22. I I In-wv II. II. II, Ihn'nl:nn RI. I.:uIIcI IMI, I , N. I I:eIn-rlx' IISH. J. l-. I'n-In-rml. ITT, .I. K, .Imln-rmm 813. I'.. .I. Sullixnn THE GOLDEN STRIPE SOMICS, DIEXTICR . Dex ' b. January 22, 1889, New York. lVIarried. Address: 152 Grand Avenue, Grand Rapids, lVlich. Prep. Schools attended: Grand Rapids High: Dow Academy. College attended: University of Michigan. Activities in college: Football and Track. Occupation before entering Navy: Automobile salesman. Enlisted: December 8, 1917. Ratings held: Naval Small Arms lnstructor, C.B.lVI. Svimouia, FRIED I.. l 1'1'1l1l,V ' b. September 3, 1890, Leicester, lVIass. Single. Address: Leicester, Mzlss. Prep. Schools attended: Leicester Academy: Worcester High. College. attended: Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Activities in college: Track, Soccer. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: lVIarch 19, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. S'1'AMPiaR, Ouvica Caomwicm. S fam 15 b. December 15, 1896, Hindman, Kentucky. Single. Address: Hindman, Kentucky. Prep. School attended: Exeter. College attended: Harvard. Gccupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: lvlay 1, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2,fc., C.li.lVI. Positions held in Cadet School: C.P.O., 1 RO. lVIilitary experience: R.O.'l'.C. Future occupation: Law. S'roNic, CIIAPIN lXlliWICl,L nSf0I1il'H b. July 28, 1918, Springfield, lllass. Single. Address: 192 Pearl Street, Springfield, lVIass. Prep. School attended: Springfield High School. Colleges attended: Williams: Harvard. College activities: Baseball. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: May, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., Yeo. 3,fc., C lylilitary experience: R.O.'J'.C. THE GOLDEN STRUE SULLIVAN, A1a'rnUR 1ilDlVIUND ' . Sallie b. November 18, 1895, Searsport, lVlainc. Single. Address: 10 Trescott Street, Dorchester, M2lSS. Prep. School attended: Boston Latin School. College attended: Harvard, Degree received: A.B. - Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: lVIay 20, 1918. Ratings held: Seaf 2,fc., C.B.lVI. Position held- in Cadet School: 1 P.O. lVIilitary experience: Harvard R.O.'1'.C. Future occupation: Business. SU1.i,1v.fx N, IJWYICR HHN RY S11Hir: ' b. Marcll 21, 1892, Chelsea, llflass. Single. Address: 90 Clark Street, Chelsea, Massi Prep. School attended: Chelsea High School. College attended: Boston University. Degree. received: LLB. ' Occupation before entering Navy: Lawyer. Enlisted: April 12, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., I 4 SULLIVAN, Emvaan AUoUs'r1N1c Tough Eddie b. January 8, 1897, Fall River, lVIass. Single. Address: 1073 Bedford Street, Fall River, Mass. Prep. School attended: B.lXfl.C. Durfee High. College attended: Harvard. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: June 1-1-, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. 'l'.fx1.ix1vio, Josiarn Hjovu b. September 3, 189-1-, VVorcester, Mass. Single. Address: 15 Chesterfield Road, Worcester, Mass. Prep. School attended: Worcester Classical High School. Colleges attended: Clark: Harvard Law School. Degrees received: A.B., A.M., LL.B. . College activities: Debating, Baseball. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: June 13, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M Positions held in Cadet School: Platoon Commander. Military experience: Plattsburg. Future occupation: Lawyer. THE GOLDEN STRIPE THOMAS, CHARLES SAMUEL NCII pt!! b. December 17, 1896, Denver, Col. Single. Address: 461 Kirkwaukee Street, Rockford, Ill. Prep. School attended: Rockford High School. College attended: Harvard. Degree received: S.B. 1918. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: May 22, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.13.M. Position held in Cadet School: 1 P.O. Toivmsl, Loms DOMENIC Double Time , b. June 20, 1892, Barre, Vt. Single. Address: 319 North Main Street, Barre, Vt. Prep. School attended: Spaulding High School, Barre, Vt. Colleges attended: Norwich University: W.P.1. A College activities: Football. Occupation before entering Navy: Electrical Engineer. Enlisted April 3 1918 Rrtings held Sea 2 c. C.B.M. 4 I 1 x u Military experience: Norwich Training Corps. Future occupation: Electrical engineer. TYLER, MAURICE LESLIE ffspikell b. November, 1894, Woodsvillc, N. H. Single. Address: 18 Cottage Street, West Medford, Mass. Prep. School attended: Exeter. College attended: Tufts. Degree received: B.S. 1918. College activities: Football: Track CCaptainj. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: December 16, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.M. Position held in Cadet School: P.O. Future occupation: Business. TYLER, ROGER BROWNE ffR0s0JJ b. July 19, 1896, Bernardston, Mass. Single. Address: 24 Dakota Street, Dorchester, Mass. Prep. School attended: Boston Latin School. Colleges attended: Harvard College: Harvard Law School. Degree received: A.B. 1917. College activities: Baseball. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: lllay 27, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.M. Positions in Cadet School: P.O., Platoon Commander Com nan' 1 1 5 Commander, Editor of GOLDEN STRIPE. 1 Military experience: Harvard Regiment, Boston School Cadets. Future occupation: Lawyer. THE GOLDEN STRIPE VVAolioRNif:, A1,1sicR'r CIIARLICS . ffpyng ., b. August 23, 1897, Melrose, 1VIass. Single. Prep. School attended: lVIelrose High School. College attended: Tufts. Degree received: B.S. CCivil Engineeringl. College activities: Football and Basketball. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: March 20, 1917. Ratings held: BQM. 2,fc., C.B.M. Position held in Cadet School: Platoon Commander. Future occupation: Civil Engineer. WALKUP, Cr1A,Rr,ns SUMNICR, JR. Hfjllflflifu b. December 28, 1891, Brockton, Mzlss. Single. Address: 8 Crawford Street, Roxbury, Mass. Prep. School attended: Boston Latin School. Colleges attended: Harvard College and Harvard Law School. Degrees received: A.B. 1915 and LL.B. 1918. Occupation before entering Navy: Insurance Broker. Enlisted: May 10, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lVI. lV1ilitary experience: Boston School Cadets. Future occupation: Attorney. Wfxrsu, AJ,liI'2R'l' Hasiaxm 1114111 h. August 3, 1806, Lawrence, Mziss. Single. Address: 157 Summer Avenue, Reading, Blass. Prep. School attended: Andover. College attended: Harvard. College activities: Glee Club, Wrestling, Soccer. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: lVIay 9, 1917. Ratings held: Yeo. Zfc., Yeo. Mzlte lfc., Sea. Zfc., C.B.1VI. Position held in Cadet School: P.O. Wfxipsll, lV1Il'l1.'XI'Z1, JAMES NA1.1,v flTik1 ' b. 1VIarch 18, 1890, Clair lVIorris, Ireland. Single. Address: New York City. Prep. School attended: High School of Commerce. College attended: Columbia. Occupation before entering Navy: Accountant, C.P.A. Enlisted: December 13, 1917. Ratings held: App. Sea., C. B.M. Future Occupation: Navy. 1,fc., Carp Sea. Zfc. THE GOLDEN STRIPE WAIQRIQN, Inxnoifoan If-Ll1,lg.ll b. October 8, 1897, Boston, lVlass. Single. Address: 8 Craigie Circle, Cambridge, Mass. Prep. School attended: Noble SL Greenough School College attended: Harvard. Occupation before before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: MHl'Cl1 23, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.M. Position held in Cadet School: P.O. Military' experience: R.O.'l'.C. Harvard. Future occupation: Architecture. W1-3 Len, l'll'2RliliR'1 J0lIN l'1erbie i b. April 8, 1892, Portland, Mzline. Single. Address: 98 Cumberland Avenue, Portland, lvlaine. Prep. School attended: Portland High School. College attended: University of Maine. Degree received: LL.B. 1915. Occupation before entering Navy: Attorney-at-Law Date of enlistment: May -1-, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.lVl. Future occupation: Attorney-at-Law. VV1a1.c'n, IVIURRAY DI'1W1'l l' flfurrny b. lVlarch 26, 1891, Des bloines, Iowa. Single. Address: 1122 Penn. Avenue, Des lvloines, lowa. Prep. School attended: East High School, Des lVIoines. Colleges attended: Grinnell: Harvard Law School. Degree received: A.B. College activities: Football, Glee Club, Debating. Occupation before entering Navy: Law student. Enlisted: June 17, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C..B.lVI. Positions held in Cadet School: Platoon Commander, Battalion Ad jutant. Future occupation: Lawyer. W11:1.1.s, FRANK F. l r1111k ' b. lvlarch 25, 1894, Lynn, Mass. Single. Address: 139 Allen Avenue, Lynn, Mzlss. Enlisted: May 22, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.M. THE GOLDEN STRIPE Wi':LL1f:s, MIQRRILL CHASE 1 ' me b. August 25, 1892, Buffalo, N. Y. Single. Address: 9 Clatlin Road, Brookline, Mass. Prep. School attended: Blair Hall, Blairstown, N.J. College attended: Cornell. Occupation before entering Navy: Commercial Advertising. Enlisted: 1VIay 28, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., Yeoman 3fc., C.B.M. - ' Position held in Cadet School: Platoon Commander. Other Naval and Military experience: nine and one half months with Atlantic Fleet. Future occupation: Commercial Advertising. VVI-IEATLAND, STILPIIEN . Steve b. lVIarch 29, 1897, Gibralta. Single. Address: Topsfield, lyiass. I Prep. School attended: Groton School, Groton, lVIass. College attended: Harvard. College activities: Rifle team. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: June 7, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M.' Positions held in Cadet School: Battalion Commander, Regimental Commander. . Military experience: Harvard R.O.T.C. WIIITMAN, BAR1zr:'r'r Wl1it b. August 18, 1896, Amherst, Mass. Single. Address: 411 VVest 114th Street, New York City, N. Y. Prep. Schools attended: Cathedral School: Kent School, County. College attended: Amherst. College activities: Football. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: April 11, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. Positions held in Cadet School: Platoon Commander. lVIilitary experience: lVIilitary School four years, R.O.T.C. WINSLOW, ALAN Fmuus b. December 26, 1895, Roxbury, Mass. Single. Address: 141 Union Avenue, I ramingham, Mass. Prep. School attended: Co-operating Engineering School. College attended: Nlassachusetts Institute of Technology. Occupation before entering Navy: Accountant. Enlisted: November 21, 1917. Ratings held: G.M. Zfc., Kent C.B.M THE GOLDEN STRIPE VVINSLOW, Enwmen 'fauna ff-Ed!! b. April 10, 1897, Fall River, Mass. Single. Address: 216 Second Street, Fall River, Mass. Prep. School attended: B.lVI.C. Durfee High School, Fall River. College attended: University of Rochester. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: May 27, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.lVl. Positions held in Cadet School: Platoon Commander, P.O. Future occupation: Chemical engineer. WINSLOW, SAMUEL ELLswoR'r1-I, JR. Sam b. June 9, 1894, Leicester, Mass. Married. . Address: 10 Linden Street, Worcester, Mass. Prep. Schools attended: St. George's School, Newport, R. I.: Exeter Academy. College attended: Harvard. Occupation before entering Navy: Scientific Engineer. Enlisted: March 9, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. Positions held in Cadet School: Calisthenics lnstructor, editor of GOLDEN STRIPE. h Naval and Military' Experience: Battery A, M.V.M., attached to mine sweeper, U.S.S. Long Island. Future occupation: lVlanufacturing. WISLI, Rolsislu' KING 1rB0bu 4 b. October 21, 1892, Prosperity, S. C. Single. Address: Prosperity, S. C. Prep. School attended: Porter lVIilitary Academy, Charleston, S. C College attended: Newberry College, Newberry, S. C. Degree received: A.B. 1914. Occupation before entering Navy: Athletic director. Enlisted: November 15, 1917. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M. WOLFSON, JULIUS Julius b. October 1, 1896, New Bedford, Mass. Single. Address: 1326 Acushnet Avenue, New Bedford, Mzlss. Prep. School attended: Exeter Academy. College attended: Harvard. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: lllay 22, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. 2fc., C.B.M, THE GOLDEN STRIPE Woons, ARNo1,o l-lowia YICSNICR, SAUL E ll oodsie S1111l'J lm. lVIay 16, 1897, Lunenburg, Mass. Single. lu. April 1-I-, 1897, Russia. Single. Address: Lunenburg, Mzxss. Address: 578 Blue Hill Avenue, Dorchester, Mzlss. Prep. School attended: Fitchburg High School. Prep. School attended: Boston Latin School. College attended: VVorcester Polytechnic Institute. College attended: Harvard. Degree received: B.S. fCCivil Engineeringl, 1918. Degree received: A.B. College activities: Class book editor. . Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Occupation before entering Navy: Student. Enlisted: June 12, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.lVI. Enlisted: May 15, 1918. Ratings held: Sea. Zfc., C.B.M, Position held in Cadet School: Platoon Commander, Company Com Positions held in Cadet School: C.P.O., Editor of GOLDEN STRIPIZ. mander. Future occupation: Civil Engineer. lVIilitary experience: R.O.rl'.C.: Plattshurg. Future occupation: Business. b A R. B. T. and A. l-I. W. Q75 SW AX X W 'W Muir , . A r . - e c 'f fl .. I- ' 'fi .. X f o emltm sa Adamowitch, F. A. Ahern, W. E. Anderson, W. H. Arcement, A. A. Beam, O. Bentley, T. R. Bjorklund, T. N. Bogan, H. S. Boleyn, T. Brown, C. C. Burns, T. If. Carbonenu, W. E. Carroll, H. Clark, R. D. Coes, F. I.. Collins, D. li. Barber, A. W. Rydholm, C. Hill, C. W. THE GOLDEN STRIPE Hrrnnanvnt Bvtail Attarhrh tu Statinn Sea zfc H.A.-I GM.-3 Seafz Seafz Seafz C.B.b4. CLCQLB4. Clbdfz Scnfz Sem Senfz Sea. Senfz Senfz flfi Seafz Sea. Senfz ,.,.L..T- Collins, F. Corse, H., Jr. Cullen, B. Curry, W. Doherty, Doull, H. Duffy, F. lfvens, W. C. Gaquin, F. Genron, P. F. Gibbs, lil. M. Hermnnson, I.. Hodgdon, A. C. Hogan, F. Holt, H. P. Jackson, C. E. Kimel, D. M. IDIQTACIIIED MCC2Il'1'0ll, H. Spurling, R. H. Donahue, E. S Sea C. M. M Sea Sea. C.C. M Sen I..E.R Sen H.A Sea H.A l-I.A H.A Sea Sea Sea Sea.- Sea Sea CZ1.-2 Madden, P. A Mailhot, F. I.. Mnllannphy, li. McDermott, F. V. MCDOW, lVl. W. McNamara, T. Murphy, Mi. Neiburg, J. li. Norwood, R. Pierce, W. R. Rosenthal, R. Simmons, H. S. Smith, A. Spiers, G. Weeks, l. Wright, S. F. Hoadley, A. McGinnis, G. P. Webber, F. D. Sea Sea Sea Sea Sea Sea Sen Sea Sea Sea Sea Sen Sen A.P H.A QM Sea Bug Sea THE GOLDEN STRIPE Z !7 Lfffoff 60 L11+:U'1'. C. L. DANE Executive Officer Plmlo Ip' Nurrf-nu For whose vfmny lciminusxcs zhc vias.: of Dcrvullnfr, 1918, 'wishes to uxpruxs il.: lzcarly appr'cf'iazi0n THE ' GOLDEN STRIPE mnmen-Hvnmrn Aitarheh in Svtatinn MARY MQGOLDRICK ... ... ANNA WHEELER ........ . . . MARJORIIQ E. WALKER ...... 1. .. MARJORIE A. ROTHWVICIJ, .... .... RUTH V. AHERN ........... .... MARGARHI' F. HARDIMAN .... .... MARIE G. O'BRIlR5N ........ .... LILICANOR DRICW .. ,... 62 .Yeoman in Lh ug. .YReo. IfC .Yeo. zfc Yeo. zjc Yeo 2fC. Yeo zlfc Yeo zfc Yeo IXC e THE GOLDEN STRIPE A I-Iiatnrg nf illnur illllnnthz NE could write a very short history of our class by saying that from August zo to December 5 many drills, for- mations, exams., and a little liberty were enjoyed by all. It seems best, however, to point out a few prominent events which marked or marred our course. l.et's start with the first day and end with the last. Remember the day we lined up and were sized off in prepara- tion for going through our four months in good standing? Wasii't it, to quote a well-known saying, a grand and glorious feelin'? ---until, while standing there they handed us all copies of General Orders No. 3, the Cadets' Bible? Didn't the joy of being inthe Cadet School vanish when you learned that it was possible to acquire from five to forty demerits for some odd four hundred crimes? Didnlt you at the end of the first day realize that the man who wrote How to live on twenty-four hours a day must have been a lodger? Ordnance But time passed quickly and it was not long before marks came out for results on exams. and likewise the usual questions as to What did you pull down in Regs ?'l or Why donlt you see --- as to why you received only 1.2 in pl, lt seemed best to find a way of reducing the morning casualty lists read at breakfast daily, and so the method Was found- Th21l1lCS, however. due to the four famous discipline officers, the twenty-five minute inspections by the boatswain twins were reduced to a minimum and demerits likewise. Those who were put on the Saturday and Sunday permanent detail will never agree that the discipline officers ever helped them out much, but l dare say there were many who did approve of them. 'l'hird month starts-two to go. So did influenza ann qua: hind the iron bars except for an occasional stroll -up to the Union for a bite of fresh fish? That was surely a time not l 'antine come into existencel Remember standing bc- soon to be forgotten. 63 THE GOLDEN STRIPE Fourth and last month came in with Whistles and bells, parades and midnight libertyl The Armistice Was signed and the War overl I don't mean to lecture, but that fourth month We ought to look hack at and remember above all other events. History within historyl In all seriousness I say that some day or once a year you will recall marching through Boston on Victory day. If that means nothing to us, then it will be diflicult for us ever to have anything to remember the School by. Soon exams. professional, written, oral, and physical were passed, and Friday, December 6 came. We finished our course! It would be foolish to try to describe our feelings on being able to check out once and not have Ensign -- say, Cadet X. Y., 6.30 QP.M. Sunday, or Is your cot made up ? Free once more. That's all! i B. W. M smmlqyo J 644 CADFITS PASSING TN REVIEW THE GOLDEN STRIPE 'but I will s'Ly they did their best in Bhindliiilel hlildial alll? I E A HAIIJED L One Hundred Eighty Harvard Cadets Appropriate Premises of Exclusive Pleasure Resort ARRESTS MADE BY BOSTON'S FAIREST V Shiest Culprits Released on Personal Recognisance to Await Trial LIEUTENANT DANE CLAIMS RESPONSIBILITY Declares Raid Due to Letting Down of Discipline and that Mrs. Dane Aided in Plot Assisted by Other Boston Hostesses-Fifteen Cadets Reported Seriously Involved-All Easy Victims of Arresting Party. Csrscian Llmssn Wumj BOSTON, Nov. -, 1918.-One hundred eighty cadets of the graduating class of the Officer Material School at Har- vard stormed the portals of the Brook- line County Club today and assumed complete charge until :L large detail of l5oston's lfaircst were organized into an arresting party and came to the club is rescue. No casualties reported othei' than a few b1'oken hearts, and Bostou's Fair- est showed bravery andsplcndid training in calming the attack before much damage was done. Outside of IL few of the shiest, no diiiicnlty was encountered in making arrests, according' to statements of many of l+'airest.,' lt was :L tame crowd to what we ex- pected, declared one of the beauties, their own dumb way. According to many who witnessed the incident, the affair was exceedingly unique. The employees of the club saw the futility of offering resistance and gave the raidcrs access to all parts of the building. Came Out in Street Cars The cadets we1'e first seen when evac- uating' the street cars which brought them from Harvard Squareg and it so hap- pened that one of the caddies of the club was chasing a golf ball across the street when the ca1's came to a stop and began disembarking' their sea-going contents. What first attracted me, said the caddie, were the howls from the cars. They were singing 'Sweet Adeline,' and QI' thought they must a-been nutty sing- ing a sentimental song like that in the middle of the afte1'noon. il' raced back to the club to tell my boss. My boss told the steward, and the steward started put- ting the bottles away. lint there was no need of that because the gang was prohibition even though they were sing-- ing 'Sweet Adeline' in the middle of the day.?'. The raidc1's came marching route step and telegraphed their approach to the club house by their songs and noise so that the management of the club timed pretty well its mode of defence, accord- ing to a statement made by the club 's head porter. Aviator Distracts Attention As luck would have it we were aided in our defence by the descent of an aviator upon the golf links just as thc cadets reached the premises, said the porter. Upon seeing the air machine the boys raced to the scene of the land- ing, and we1'e diverted in their designs upon the club. The aviator's trouble was enough to dive1't anybody. He had made the trip from Minneola, Long Is- land, to visit his Boston sweetheart and had run out of gasoline at a height of six thousand feet. After placating the disappointed Mercury as best they could, and after curious examination of the machine the cadets kicked a football around to re- lieve their feelings, the porter asserted. Many who came rushing to the club house bescechcd the steward to depart from the Sahara-like attitude, but to no avail. The aviator, it is said, was tfhe only man who ac'com'plished the Moses feat. l oiled, the 1'lLltl01'S departed among the divans, and a few gamesters indulged in euchrc. Lieutenant Dane and the management decided to lnnnor the raiders until the arresting beauties ar1'ived, and it was decided that food would do the trick. Behavior Buffeted liargc quantities of soup were poured, and realizing that most of this nourish- ment was running to noise, it was de- cided that peas should be served. This was not satisfactory until mashed po- tatoes caine in accompaniment, as some of the c1'uder pirates began playing ping-pong in their efforts to balance the 'lfrench molecules on their knives. That the buffet was popular was evi- denced by repeated calls for seconds Ice cream was the food causing most disseusion. Many of the meek lost out entirely. According to authentic witness- es, Cadets Quint, Bernstein, Yesncr, Freedinan. Ring, Charak, Talamo and Nigh lost out on thirds. Sailor Orchestra Aids Just as the party threatened to play Drop the lIandkerchief, the music 66 started. 'Realizing the soothing effect of Spring Song strains upon un- settled minds not a fiddle remained nn- tuned in the hands of the skilful Jackics to aid the Ill!l.lIi1g'0lllC'lli1. The orchestra was specially imported from Common- wealth Picr, and it was a decided factor in bringing about thc ends sought by the powers in command. Rustling Silks Heard Sweet sounds f1'on1 the alcoves were presently hcard, and sweet girlish voices joined the music of rustling silks. The pirates were abashcd and fell willing captives to the whims of the party who had come to save the day. Only a few of the shiest remained as an awe-inspired audience when the strains of There Are Smiles were rendered by the musical gains, Attention l ' Suddenly Attcntionl was heard sounded. on the bngle. Every dancer stood riveted in his tracks, while Admiral Spencer S. Wood and his party joined the festivities. il'll'0lll then on nothing was heard but music and flattering praises. The beauties were supervised by sweet matrons, and the cadets did not care nor have a chance to bolt. The raidc1's caused nary a ripple of disorder and many lost their hearts before the last number was given. Fifteen, it is re- ported, will not fully recover. Engage- ments are rife and complete subjugation of the wilful raidcrs accomplished.. The patronesses and girls were beautifully gowncdj Words, in fact, are not avail- able to picture the costumes of thc occa- sion. lt did occur to a few of the think- ers to compliment thc patronesses with flowers. They were orchids-and nothing could have been lll0l'l! appropriate. J. G. P. THE GOLDEN STRIPE Az it Apprarn Bullalimz forward, Shore-one-lmlf-xlup, To111u.vi-double lime: 1Vlem:lz! 67 --Y--f v THE GOLDEN STRIPE A Bag with the Permanent Email. Glen ijrara Wentz I+ l'lilR having been relieved of the command of the good ship VVobble, I happened in at the drug store Macross the way,fi' and, after inquiring about some of the old bunch, sought some information of the permanent detail who were on duty while we were at School. I was told that lVIcGinnis, the bugler, had an office in Harvard Square, so there I proceeded. On the door in large, bold letters was G. P. MCGINNIS, School of lVIusic. I was ushered in by an attendant Whom I recognized as Chief Bjorklund. Mr. lVlcGinnis gave me a very royal welcome and introduced me to his assistant, lVlr. Simmons. Mac then went into details concerning the boys, I was informed that Gibbs and Carboneau were, respectively, Postmaster and Assistant Postmaster of Cambridge, Sweeney, who was the P.M. at the School, was with the Brown's Mixture Company as advertising manager, that position having been tendered him in appreciation of his free 'use of the mixturegat the Cadet School. Rosenthal was on Keith's Circuit doing an act entitled, How to wash eighty pairs of leggings overnight. A . Tom Burns, the genial boatkeeper, was assistant to C.Q.M. Bogan instructing the Harvard crews in finding secluded spots on the Charles,'l and I-Iermanson, Gearon, Hogan, Weeks, and Ahern, all of the sick bay, had accepted positions with various dentists 'in Cambridge in appreciation of their leniency in letting the cadets patronize them. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' M: M G' ' s forced Just then a pupil of Mr. McGinnis, a Mi. Gaqum, came in foi instruction on the haip and 1 c innls wa to leave me. So I returned to headquarters in the new Navy Building with the same feeling that I know all the cadets had while at School, that the Permanent Detail were a regular crowd of good fellows. . , C. E. E. 68 THE GOLDEN STRIPE IN MEMORY OF Arthur EH Mean walter G1 ,ilnnez .Unhn L15 mnlxrvrtun 131111152 Izuvn wmv anmiirvh fur their Gfnuntrq at thru nrlynnl imrmg the vmhvnur nf mfluvnza 9' ' 0 9 0 Q of 0 . Q . , n 5 . . . . 69 THE GOLDEN STRIPE Et. 15. GI. liamarg 1 Cnnar or lNS'1'RUl llION IN fJRDNANClC AND GUNNERY, OFFICER lVIA'l'lERIAl. Sc11ooL R. RAllVISliY, Tough Eddie, as the boys call him, is a sailorman of the old'school, and withal an instructor whose thoroughness and keenness commands the respect and attention of every one of his listeners. His five, years, experience on every kind of a ship before his entrance in the Naval Academy at Annapolis gave him the foundation for that wide acquaintance with Naval affairs which he now possesses. Indeed, even at the age which found him entering Annapolis, he was a qualihed second mate and held an unlimited license for that berth. At the Academy he stood very high in his work, being Company Commander, and still he found time to play quarter on the regular Navy gridiron eleven for two years. His career in the Navy was suddenly terminated shortly after his graduation in IQI3 by an injury to his h-earing resulting from the concussion of the big guns on board ship. Having received a medical discharge, Mr. 'Ramsey took up his work in Patterson, New Jersey. His plant, which up to the war had pro- duced the very intricate silk machines extensively used in that city, immediately upon the entrance of America into the war devoted its whole resource to Government work. During the years near New York Mr. Ramsey also won the degree of Bachelor of Science at Brooklyn Polytechnic. ' p Upon the entrance of the United States into the war Mr. Ramsey joined up too, and put in for overseas duty at once. He was given the rank of Lieutenant in the Naval Militia Class 2. The Officer Material School first met him in Octo- ber, 1917, when the School consisted of a class of some forty Cadets and when the ship was located, not in Harvard, but in Technology. He has been with us since and, believe us, He knows the stuff. - a 70 THE GOLDEN STRIPE s MOVIE 05' CQOXQ1' EVN, OLY1 Ordnance Exavvx lf ' XCQ , '! X ,- , if E , 7' ' C 17' ff X15 1 I E fy W L ,. 6x A-Y F! , X I 7 A fir, ff- 'pw 1' , ,f f ff 4' . ,4g',. , X Ng V 2 X Z MX L!!V, x, 5 I Q I C ' 1-P 4fi 'fx X x N ,LM , Q, A ISN ' f JG, X M! X ' W '71 ' , 9 r fly N 4 JZ E ITV W KAN W xx :Wa f'. 9 AF - 4055 - if X , HQ, 114, ' ' 3 'ii f X V L ' V W ' -' E f 'e rf ' ' K X n V 1 . Q 'IIE f ,. 1.9 ' Q f Ill I4 I Inf Vim j!I I' 'Q- ff TWO' i f 2 ii d, I , E. H! Egg V g My ENT-6,6205-2YAfYl VVHANDED Qussrfofvs Wn.m.r DASFE5 on- Fffvfsfh-'S 5XAg'koo'2WA10 Fg,,'g,-,.,AR,, ,Ef,,'7',,,0Gg BY nvsrnucvokf A Ream on rwof Lgfwfs C1-AS - 71 THE GOLDEN STRIPE Erhnrn One, two, three, four, -hip. Get those late men. l can put it up to you boys. H 3 PH What s your name. Pipe down. H 7 YY! Battalion Commanders, ports. See-saw exercise, everybody countingfl H H Tomasi, double time. November 11th. U H Fall in on your respective decks. Button unbuttoned in ranks. Regiment, right by twos. Seats. Break out pencil and paperf' H H Raincoats and hat covers. The cloth. The little house on the hillf' I can't draw. Company Commanders, front and center Quint, A-zo. 72 THE GOLDEN STRIPE uillnnkvg Brill S15RoEAN'r rl1l1lC0DRIC BAXTER, OEFILIER MA'1'1aRlAL SCIIOOI., 164 F. A., CAM1sRlDo1a, MASS., 1918. CAMP JACKSON, - COLUMBIA, S. C. 1 DEAR TED: Well, I'm in the Ensign School, which isuollicially known as the Oflicer Material School. Being in the F.A., I suppose you're acquainted with the guy who blows a tune called reveille every morning just at the time when everybody is playing the great little game of shut-eye. Said tune Hoatsout on the atmosphere here at 5.45 A.M. We cuss, but we fall in at 6.00 with the usual muster. Then its Right by squads! Double timell' lVIarch! and here We go around the famous Harvard Yard, paying no attention to the urgent pleas of the B.W.C. to Keep step V' or the C.C. to Dress up those squads! Past the halls where Emerson and Lowell slept until 9.00 A.M. and became famous, We go at 6.00 A.lVl. and obscurity staring us in the face. The war certainly has changed things. Emerson wouldn't have a chance in 1918. ' ' 1 After the run the companies are deployed for calisthenics. l use the sword only on paper. The proper denomi- nation is monkey drill. But a respectable monkey would blush for shame to see our crew plucking grapes out of the air like a Grecian goddess to the tune of sixteen counts. Everything is sixteen counts, whether you're plucking the grapes from the non-resistant ether or taking a deep breath. Imagine taking a deep breath in sixteen counts. Would Emerson? Would Lowell? There's a fellow named Sam Winslow who is always the chief monkey at the zoo exercises. He counts beautifully and measures a perfect thirty-six. He's trained this bunch down until they all look like wood nymphs. After seeing this crew perform, Ted, you wouldn't go around the corner to see the twelve apostles do a buck and wing. Somehow it gets over. lt could be worse. What if you were a worm and had to live in a wild crabapple? Why, I know one fellow who married to beat the draft, but, inside a month he had enlisted in the submarines. After retreat we always have two stampedes: the Waldorf, for a cup of Java, or the washroom for a shave. So far, only two men have been seriously injured. Not me, so I'm waiting for your letter. Your friend, MICKY. W. H. B. 73 llffosl Popular Class Politician . . . Class Fussier .... Class Blufw' ..... Class Fashion Plate Class Prinker .... Possessor of Cnlesl Rumor Mofzger' . THE GOLDEN STRIPE Gilman Eallnt ELECTED ....Dunn ........ . . ...WinsIoW, S. . . . .Phillips .. . . . .Burland . ............ .Schwartz lVIo11slf1rlze Chief Dentist lVIale ...... '. . . Liberty Hound . . . Sea Lafwyer . . . lVIos! Sea-goin' . . MOSfHlI7'17LlU.T.C . . lVlosl' Diligcnl .... lVIosl'E1'1'enlrif' . . . lllosl' Demcril-orions . .Most Hll17l0f0II.T ..... Mos! .,llCl'll'l0ll.Y ..... Winiesz . ., .... . Laziest . . . Lnckiest ........ ..... No1s1es-1' ..... J llffosl I opnlar I7l5l7'IlI'l07' .... . . . . .Shields . . . . .Sargent . . .....Sayre..... .....Deane..... ....Kimmerling ....Buchanan. ....Durney .. ....Ladd..... Enslin .... ....l.ee ....Quint... ....lVlunroe . ....Dunn.... ....Brantley ....Kimmerling... ....C00k, R. J. ... ....Dean...... UT' E-H I ' 7111 HONORABLI5 lVll'IN'l'ION Packard, Sandoe, Shields Patton Jamison Kimmerling Sandoe Stone Quinn No ronipvlilion Manning Tyler, M. L. I No vompulilion Lee Fernald Knight Durney Houghton Brantley Packard Munroe Pryor Wheatland ' Houghton HC ' P. 7? BAL1.o'r CoMM1111r Mr M1' M1' Mr Mr Mr M1'. Mr. Mr. M 1' Mr. Nlr. M 1' M r M1'. M 1' M r M 1' M 1' M 1' M r lVl 1' lW 1' Dane .... Ramsey . . Genet . . . Hodsdon . Rice .... Hartley . Little .... Snow . . . McCoy ..... . . . Colleary . Deering . . Nloulton . . . . . Stearns . Lee .... Day .... Ellison .. Howard . Moran Thompson Bokern Bingham Watson . . Shattuck . . . . . . H H H H H H H fl ll H if H THE GOLDEN STRIPE Flags anh Hlagrra Oh, Boy! Very Good Eddie Success The 1fVhirl of lhe Going Up! PVilhin the .l',11'w Experience Officer 666m Eyes of Yonlh Sherloek Holmes The Iron Claw .Inst M ari'ied Beau B1'ummel Bork Hoiiie llforld His Mzijesly Bnnlcer Bean Under Fire Pem'od dloizg Came Rulhu The IWZIM llfho Came Balls The M usiz' IW11sler THE GOLDEN STRIPE ilirihag Nightn RIDAY AFTERNOON, November 8, as we sat either absorbing the mysteries of screw currents and ponder- ing over the natural cussedness of the wake current in its determined opposition to the sidewise pressure of the blades, or else sat peacefully slumbering on the back seats, we were aroused from our wrapt contemplation by the cry of Attentionl and the subsequent appearance of Mr. Dane, who startled us-yea, even shocked us-by his word that instead of being allowed the accustomed privilege of culling learning from our beloved text-books in the peaceful and tranquil air of lower Widener, awe were to attend a song service in the classic shades of Emerson. ' Seven o'clock found us so 'assembled with the omnipresent juniors in the background. Then, at a word from the Exec, the walls of that room, which hitherto had heard only the martial tread of instructors and the accompanying words of profound wisdom, echoed and shook when nearly three hundred and fifty embryo officers released a little of the accumulated pep storediup by virtue of our little matutinal exercise beneath the pleasant light of the moon. A most delightful evening followed, during which we sang all the popular songs under the guidance of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, while the original wit and humor of the well-known author and humorist, Mr. Whitney, went, at least part way,ttowlard filling the gap occasioned from being thus ruthlessly deprived of our usual hour and three quarters of delving into the mysteries of breech mechanism and cam shafts. The following ,Friday evening we marched to gobs' paradise, across the way, and there were regaled with the inspiring and elevating movies of Mutt and Jeff. The peaceful darkness during the performance afforded many a weary mortal opportunity for slumbering without fear of hearing McGinnis's clarion note or the scarcely less dreaded or less frequent words, Wake up that man in the fourth row I on the 22d once more we met in the homelike atmos- phere of Emerson, there for a period to sit astounded by the scintilating genius, Aristophanean wit, and Ciceronian eloquence as exhibited by our classmates, who proved competent in all roles from a country magistrate to a ballet dancer. 76i THE GOLDEN STRIPE But on the following Friday evening a far different atmosphere was perceived: an air of restraint, quiet, awe inspiring, portending grave doings, for, as we soon discovered, two heinous crimes had been committed by three of our fellow Seaman zfc-C.B.M.-Cadet-Ensign-to-be-Classmates'' with the United States at that time being in a state of war. Une was proven guilty of the unbelievable crime of actually appropriating unlawfully a second helping of pie Chow he did it only the Good Lord knowsjg and was peremptorily sentenced by Lieutenant Sullivan, the digni- fied senior member, to a penalty, fiendish in the extreme, beyond even those imposed by the inquisitors of old, namely, to eat for two weeks at the Harvard Union. lfanlaefzc zmimis vzwleslibusi imc? - The second, involving the presence of a general courtmartial under Captain Dunn, which met, pondered, and exonerated two of our fellow-sufferers from the base .insinuation of having been in an inebriate condition resulting from a too spiritual strawberry festival. Of the last Friday we speak in awed whispers, for it was then that following our last little quiz, we issued like Dante of old and once more beheld the stars. . M. S. E. Ai AMN! w ir N 1- --'ia 'J 77 Getting lirrnnnal The rain seemed to Pierre the Sll0UlIIllkUI',5 h And Griudlu its 1151115 of Sloueg The old man's Hari just ached with fear As he carried his little Larid home. The Safzsage Lyon howled all night long, Thru' the Ufoods from Hill to Shorcg But morn was Nigh and they heard a sigh For the .sun would shine once more. The ol' Coon Cook started to sing, As he fried the BIITOII and Fishg He made the Silfva and dishes Ring, But better Grubb, no man could wish. 78 THE GOLDEN STRIPE ut S. E. W., JR THE GOLDEN STRIPE Glnurtmartialz FOREWORD lf you should be out of luck enough to be named as recorder in a Navy courtmartial, what would you do ? This is the real reason Why two cadets obtained permission from Captain Hourigan, through Lieutenant Dane, to go ahead on arrangements. Mr. Dane was enthusiastic and tenderedany advice needed, also the services of a Stenog ClVIiss Ahernj. With the aid and guidance of Enfs Day of Regulationsl' and a third member, drafted for his manly beauty, the committee chose cases: a S.C.lVI. and a G.C.M., fitted facts to each case, made out necessary papers and served them, chose members of courts by selective draft and counsel for each side in the case. To each counsel was given a list of facts and permission carte lzlanrlw to coach and bring in witnesses for support of their case. The resulting evening's proceedings were beyond the farthest hopes of the committee in regard to wit and humor and yet did not depart too far from the seriousness of court proceedings as they really are. THE CoM. NICKERSON DUNN ABBO'I l' -79 THE GOLDEN STRIPE SUMMARY COUR'l'MAR'I'IAI. go and 3 The Honorable Conf! ' The Crimiually Avfzzscd LT. Coivnvr. Dwvick H.'iSULLlVi'XN, U.S.N., 1're.via'w1l CUWUN I-MUNROIG,5621-4!f-ioufclassed LT. HARRY E. JICWIELL, U.S.N. The llforllzy Cozmszfl CAPT. MURRY DIQW. VVif:1.cu, U.S.M.C. WM. A. HILL, Sea Lawyer zfc., G.S. ENS. Jnivms lil. CURRY, U.S.N., licmrdifr M,,5,l,,. 11, 11,.,,H BUGLIER lVlClNNliSS THE EVIDENCE Wheatland Tomasi, mess att. IfC KC. C. Houghtonj Needles N. Pins, ship's tailor CA. H. Woodsj Omnivorous Oswald, sea. gfc. Schwartzj Q Brown S. Mixture, at sick bay CS. Yesnerj . THE FACTS At .evening mess, November 13, a ration of pie disappeared from the third mess table. The man sitting next to the accused lost his ration and two empty pie plates were found piled in front of the accused. The accused was heard to remark, That was damn fine pie. - It is known that the accused sent his trousers to the ship's tailor that night to remove pie stains from the I'CZ1l'. It is known further that the accused never ate pie on any other occasion, but the sick hay records show that he reported next morning suffer-ing from indigestion and colic, and told the hospital apprentice that pie never agreed with him, and was treated with the proper mixture for the relief thereof. . THE VERDICT Guilty of contributory theft of pic THE SEN TEN CE 30 days C90 mealsj at the Union fCaptain Welch dissented and claimed it was too much for any manj 80 THE GOLDEN STRIPE GENERAL co UR TMAR TMI. The Honorable Court CAPT. J. G. DUNN, U.S.N., IJ:-esideiii of Court CAP'r. BARRIC'l l.' WI-IITMAN, U.S.M.C. Com. Ii. G. SHORE, U.S.N. L'r. S. M. BUCHANAN, U.S.N. Com. W. M. Cook, U.S.N. L'r. P. R. I.11amsR, U.S.N. A LT. Com. C. T. MAHAN, U.S.N. LT. Cj.g.J W. J. E. lVlULCAI'IY, U.S.N., .fudge 1Td'L'0l'llll! L'r. COM. D. SoM1ss, U.S.N. ENS. F. L. DAY, U.S.N. CAP'r. P. L. PRYoR, U.S.M.C. ENS. S. R. PACKARD, U.S.N. zo L'r. IC. C. BlCNNIi'1 l.', U.S.M.C. ' The Criiminally Arrilsed The lVorihy Coimsel ENS. l.VlA'1'E JAMES H. CooN, U.S.N. COMMODORE Ci1AR1.1cs S. WALKUP, JR., U.S.N. Qactivej Che had the bottlej Profuosl Md1'.Ylldl Tmck ENSIGN BENJAMIN W. SAYRE, U.S.N. ENS. J. H. FRAHER, U.S.N. Che had the breathj THE PVITNESSES Officer of the Deck ..... .... . . . .... He saw nothing .... ........ J . G. PETISRSON Machinist's Mate zfcg . . ..... Of the Sirk Buy ..... ..... l 3. H. H01..ZWOR'1'II Heaven S. Above ...... . . . lVho ministers to his j7ork . . . .......... C. S. IEEE Dick Deadeye .... ....... ' 'Ai Sofia! Leadef' ..... ..... H . L. GRINDLIC Pharmacist ..... ...ullfho i'om'0f'ted the bottle .... ...... W . C. CARLING l. M. Rough .... . . . lVh0 P? U5K'1'il1L'5f0l ZiU8ffl?lflU. . . .... W. I-I. BRANTLILY The Cox'n ...... . . . . .... Uhlfho .www so i'lem'Iy .... ...... C . S. CFIIOMAS THE CHAR GE CHARGE-Smuggling Liquor. SPIic'IFIc'A'l'l0N-In that Ensign's Nlate James H. Coon, U. S. Navy and Trick Ensign B. W. Sayre, serving on board the U.S.S. Pluto, did on November 22, I9l8, jointly smuggle a bottle of intoxicating liquor on board that ship, the United States then being in a state of War. THE VERDICT Tie vote, 6-6. Not Guiltyg but don't do it again. R. A. 81 THE GOLDEN STRIPE iHull iqnumf' Three T!ll'tIH,.Y of Il Kfllfllf 1 H H H V H Y? P1f:'1'1cRsoN s-- Charlie, Dan, and John J li U GK 73 if U SULLIVAN S- Sullie, Sullie, and Sullic. XVINsl,ow's- Al, lid, and Sam Ninn Pair BAC0N'S- Geo1'ge and Bob, DoNov.AxN's-HF. A. and UF. E. C3zXRl7NICR,S--gtNClliC,, and 'I'1'ixie. lVI0ODlCY,S-uRCgH and Russ, MU1,c'.Axl1Y's-'ijohnw and K'Bill. SMl'l'Il,S-MC. D. and R, I-If TY1.1cR's-K'Spike', and Rog. VV.LXI.SII,S-MAV' and 'KMike. WlCl,SlI,S-4tHCl'l3 and HMu1'rz1y. 82 THE GOLDEN STRIPE ,H-2 XR , xx fi 1 -53, C- ,V I 'L v - X x ' X - ' 7:-Ifffff 03,1 . Q Q Lx N ' - bsgzszff' Hi'1'l2'5 - f,. .A . H- - .4 If aaa. 1-,gi-, W-.Q-:rri-Xie:-:LN f A o - I,-.I -1.9 . ' ihadw '-Hiigiwp, , J, ' .-V , - M li' .. ,.. nr ' .-u , ' - --- a 5 l:'t-by-11 - ' i A , mmxxmw rg' Q .. Z, N rl - ' x f' L 4 , E - ' X N -' , f '- -:.1:I..-1:1:.1:.L.. --vm M' ' ,-V, , ,1 0 n a o o o :E of- --- , .Q Q 1 u 4 1 . . , , , ,- ., -. H. . U 5 fb .Q 5 5 , , , Q., l...-1 o u 4 4.. o o 1 Q 0 - a - . . . v 4,-,.1 ' X- E 'I -9,21 E E 41, Qf- EE gf? K - E E' 'ffp EE 1--E E EE-TJ' :fa-SE? EK? if -Y Y 1 'K -f fzf' Lg' x- ff 4' A: HC' YE: : .it ' !A-.vxf-gN- - Ui A 4? V -.4.b,v. i! ' VY V ..L.v:1:N4-v--- , 'L' N JZ---' ' .f' - ..: - X- ' V - ' . V XX Y, V J X ! , xg f- , I A K ,,,c- W- -'17,---f' ' H+ , , J-.JQY2 ,,,4-rf - - -S+'-zgx-H i 'KU.S.S. NI'.'Yl l'lllCWSH 83 Massachusetts . New York .... Ohio ....... Connecticut . . . lVIaine....... Michigan .... New Hampshire New jersey . . . Virginia . . . . Illinois ...... Iowa .... .... Pennsylvania . . THE GOLDEN STRIPE Ullman Eiuiheh Arrnrhing in State nf illezihrnre ....1o7 I3 7 5 5 5 4 4 4 3 3 3 North Carolina . Rhode Island . . Alabama ........ Canal Zone ...... District of Columbia Indiana ......... Kentucky ........ Nebraska ...... South Carolina . . . Texas ........ West Virginia . . . Vermont ....... - .-.-........-.- A. H. W., R. B. T THE GOLDEN STRIPE .Gilman Biuihrh Arrnrhing in Glnllvgra Attmhvh Harvard ......... Boston College ...... University of Maine . . . Dartmouth ......... ............ Boston University ................ Massachusetts Institute of Technology .... Tufts ......................... Amherst .. Holy Cross . . Yale .... .......... Brown ..................... University of Michigan ......... VVorcester Polytechnic Institute .... Bowdoin ..................... Cornell ....... Georgetown . . . Hobart ..... Norwich ......... Roanoke College .... ...lil .A . . 52 Syracuse ........... . . . . I2 University of Rochester . . . . . I2 University of Washington . . . . . . . . IO University of Wisconsin .... . . . . 8 American School of Osteopathy. . S Boston Normal School ......... . S Boston School of Design ....... . 4 Carnegie Institute ....... . 4 Clark University ..... . 4 Colby ........... . 3 Columbia ... ...... .... . 3 Dubuque ................. . 3 Fenway School of Illustration . . . . 2 Grinnell .................. . 2 Guilford .... . ' ......... . . 2 Hillsdale ................... . 2 Illinois State Normal University. . 2 Iowa State Teachers' College .... . 2 Kenyon .................... 85 Lafayette ................... Lehigh ........................ Massachusetts Normal Art School ..... Nliddlehury ........... ' ...... Newberry ............ New Hampshire State. . . Northeastern ....... Ohio University . . Princeton ......... . St. Mary's .............. Sheldon Business School .... Suffolk I.aW School ..... TH E GOLDEN STRIPE . I Trinity ............... . 1 University of Alabama .... . I University of Chicago .... . 1 University of Illinois ...... . I University of Nebraska ..... . 1 University of North Carolina .... . 1 University of Pennsylvania. . . I VVashington and Lee ...... . I Wesleyan .............. . 1 Williams ............... : I 'Colleges represented .. Nfflmt ' 'IGQQNWILWQQC-9 9 ' U ni - 5 H 'ggilll f 86 .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I . ............... 6o A. H. W., R. B. T. THE GOLDEN STRIPE Flu the .Uuninr Qllawz THE CLASS OF DECEMBER, 1918, WISHES GOOD LUCK AND SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1919 87 THE GOLDEN STRIPE Apnatruphr in Uhr Erig-Mnhnma I She was a noble vessel, And she sailed the frothy sea, Her keel was like the blacksnake, Her mast was like a V. 2 The Cap. was awful batty, His head it had no -hair, The O.D. scrubbed the decks And the Cooks worked St. Hilaire. 3 The side boys all wore dresses, The engines burned no coal: The Cap'n would have his little joke Gad! bless his batty soul. A 4 So steamed the trim Gohoma Upon the wintry sea, iVVith keel that's like the blacksnake And crew that sing in glee. 5 The liixcc. he is the leadsman And perches in the chains, The gunner is the helmsman, And thus he needs no brains. 6 At last the good Gohoma Saw afar her native sod, She let go both her ground leads And docked in Harvard Yard. 7 Four years her crew did labor To win a higher berth, Four years they worked with vigor In the dryest dock on earth. 8 At last their labors ended, They hid away their tools, W'ere promptly made inactive, Poor, misguided fools! 9 The crew of the Gohoma Must leave her and be offg The crew of the Gohoma No longer of the cloth. W.HB 88 THE GOLDEN STRIPE Au Illvunir Good-bye, old' school, cause of many a groaning, Good-bye, old school, cause of many a moaning, We're shoving off, we'rc checking out for good, Back to the old world, to scratch a livelihood. We've cussed you, and damned you, Ever since we met you,? But, good-bye, old school, 'Twill be darned hard to forget you! P. R. L 89 A.rTn.12. T1-1 N ' Q55 LWNALS ff' ' JF' X 4. lr 5 1 Xi If .k Will? N 4Uff ff 'Xf 1 fm Nw jf X Z HNF X X-Z-,,,,, lf-1 ...XggEgii5CY?e ,WV ff f n ifiggv 'I 'I 'J I L,'1- f mama Ngjgg 1- QB, W !f , X iff fm YW' ,, , zxgfrzzzff Spfmmvr. . ' xiii? ' ' 1 K 1g .V 7 9 Q Vw U4 1 L90 Q9 jf ,-JV PJ U9 , A ,, v -no v-H-nl--'V Y 113 5 fr. S X If X av ILK 9 LNIUR ig? -faznudgf Z , x ,f ,of - l+, e ff ' AQaLV' f ua , 4 '- ' lg i V A 5 Q i Li iff- ELLE5 1 Subject FORICVVORD ....... DEDIc'A'I'ION ....... BOARD OF EDITORS .......... EDITORIAL ............... . OFFICERS A'I I'AcIIED 'I'O S'I'A'I'ION . . CLASS ROSTER ................ PERMANENT DIC'l'.'XIL . . . API'RECIA'I'ION .......... VVOMICN YICOMICN ........... I'IlS'l'0RY OF FOUR MON'I'I-Is . . . CADE'I'S MARCI-IINO 'l'O CLASS SENIOR DANCE . . ......... . . As I'I' APPIQARS ............. HP. D.',-TI41N YEARS HI+1NC'lC. IN NIICMORIAM ........... LIEU'I'. H. C. RAMSICY ...... 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KENT Hniurrniig Ennlwtnre Cambrldge 1336 Massachusetts Avenue Then You U Remember Me CAMBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS The Students Barber Shop NOTHING adds so much to a man s personal appearance as shave and the place to get zt rs M arlzs 1288 Massachusetts Ave T I ph 1493 W Compltments 0 ARTHUR and 4 HARRY LEAVITT sz PMRCE .. , 7 9 , ' 66 an 4 so a stylish haircut and a smooth . , ' ' AT , ee one 96 ADVERTISEMENTS A REMEMZTER O O A A A ,O i-1-- Complzments of The Bug. Naval Supply Store Talbot Company A In Cambrldge 395.403 Washington street will be able' to supply you with Civilian Outfits BOSTON when needed M-tn James W. Brme Co. Ensign Uniforms' 1436 Massachusetts Avenue, 7'f:mbridge Men,s F ' h' gs Athi tic Goods 1 Wmshgzzval Supplies e W' H' MARUM AT THE MEN'S STORE OF NEW ENGLAND ENSIGN AND CADET UNIFORMS-CIVILIAN CLOTHES. HATS-SHOES-FURNISHINGS ASME ovER HA F A CENTURY fflmioww 25 YEARS ARMY AND NAVY LEADING c, OTHIERS 'rm-1-snnvrcn-s'roRE. OUTFITTERS 97 ADVERTISEMENTS Macullar Parker Company Makers of Dependable Clothmg Farmshmgs Hats 400 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON ' ' FOR MEN, YOUNG MEN and BOYS 'l- ' I 98 ADVERTISEMENTS COLLINS af FAIRBANKS Co. FABER 86 COE. 383 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON - 0 BOSTON NEW YORK iinmgn Glam 1 , . Huang fJIHm'n El-lata, Clamps :mb Maura 'Emp mlnthw' Hmfnrmg Eurhrrrgh nah Aquanrutunu V EUBITHII 630315 - BREECHES Fon RIDING, RACING, Pol.o, ETC Earrnnn Glnatn EHIII' Blinvil Qlnatn Best Wishes From C0mPfimenfS of James Peterson 85 Co. Th2lYC1',, MON C11 C0- BOSTON - BOSTON 99 ADVERTISEMENTS Jordan Marsh Company BosToN A New England Institution with a Record of 67 Years' Service and one of the truly great stores of the World. ' OUR REPUTATION AS A A Distinctively Reliable Store 1 HAS BEEN BUILT ON High Quality of Merchandise Excellence of Service f A Steadfast Policy of Fair Dealing Younff men will find this store particularly helpful, as we specialize in Apparel and other necess t es for the younger generation Two Great Buildings-Over 1,000,000 Square Feet of Floor Space-190 Separate Selling Sections 100 I ADVERTISEMENTS White Shirts, 31.50 -- 332.00 RUBBERS OVERSHOES COLLARS GLOVES J. AUGUST, Harvard Square Go to for your I-l2llf'VaI'd Square 33 Boylston Street Photograph in Umform CAMBRIDGE, MASS. LOWEST COST FOR PANORAIVIIC GROUP PICTURE OF THE FIRST CLASS WORK OFFICER MATERIAL SCHOOL, FIRST NAVAL DISTRICT, AND THE 1286 Massachusetts Avenue, CAMBRIDGE GRADUATING CLASS V Also 4 Park Street, BOSTON Price and each 10T I C A ADVERTISEMENTS Cadets and Graduating Qfficers Complete Outfits Ready-to-Wear UNIFOHMS I OVERCUATS CAPS W RAINCOATS INSIGNIA ' Special Intiucements Zo the Entire School I I I I E' I , , Adams Square ' W BOSTON at M ,E ADVERTISEMENTS F. L. DUNNE 8z CO. BOSTON NEW YORK FINE CLOTHES UNIFORMS BREECHES FOR RIDING, RACING, POLO, ETC. WmnmvA.sHUMAN ca' coxnmmm 03 ADVERTISEMENTS KINJLEY aa BLAKE, INC. , as BEACON smear Naval- Civil- Military E E THILORJ' Compliments of A FRIEND 104