Pennsylvania Maritime Academy - Helm Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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EDWARD LIBERTY WICK Canteen Keeper Somerton, Philadelphia, Penna. Direct from Admiral Farragut came Ed. Filled with a year of naval training, Ed de- cided to increase his knowledge of the sea by sailing on the good ship Keystone State. As a boot, Ed was very easily seen but sel- dom found on deck, He spent most of his time as mess cook for table six. This, perhaps, helped him to acquire the much-sought-after job of canteen keeper. Whenever there's worrying to be done, Ed will do it for a price. Everyone crying on his shoulder accounts for his frequent change of clothing. The great job he did as chairman of the ring dance and co-editor of the Helm is only slight proof that Ed will be a success in anything he undertakes. Go ree DiDi0 I,-A-wp-as 3 I

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if Q HENRY AL ULRICH Cadet Chief Engineer Middletown, Penna. Al, the pride of Middletown, is a very hand- some lad. He likes nothing better than to get home and visit a certain small store. Herreally makes out in the races also. Even though he is an expert in the lines of shoes and machinery, he can also cook. If at any time you ever Want to nnd him, look in the radio shack. He re- laxes there in his spare time listening to the radio and studying. His pride and joy are the motor launches and not a day goes by without him spending some time puttering around the motor. When ashore on liberty Al really gets his arm exer- cised, due to the three stripes to which he is entitled. Time to make ont the Width Lift again

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