Randolph (CVS 15) - Naval Cruise Book

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Y7IPS lt was a year for V.l.P.'s. Of course there was John Glenn and a host of ohCicials. Calls were made and received in the lVled, and each Consul brought with him a host of local dignitaries. ln Palermo His Eminence Ernesto, Cardinal Ruffini, Archbishop of Sicily came aboard for a visit. And in Cannes the lovely Miss Anne Nliller came to a party But even the very most important person has to request permission to come aboard... And who can forget Gina -QIVN ui, VADM MacDonald, Commander, Sixth Fleet, came to see how we were doing l ef ,J

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5 I -, DIVISION No, I think it goes counter-clockwise A DIVISION-1st Row, L-R: Henry Grudziadz MR3, William Anderson FN, John Krimm MR3, Charles Foultz FN, Roy Huffman FN, Conrad Solomon- son MRFN, C. C. Bodeker MRFN, Bill Smarsh FN, Norman Olsen FA. 2nd Row: Dave McCollum MM2, L. J. Greer MMFN, D. E. Kane FN, Chief Brannon, Wo!W4 Ehrhart, LTJG Gaydos, Chief Williams MMCS, Bob Miller MM3, Pusloskie MM3, J. L. Bunton MM3, R. C. Matson MM2. 3rd Row: Jim Dye MM2, Morris Calloway EN3, Milisavic FN, Donald Leon Gordon MM3, Paul Smith FN, Donald Keller MM3, Kirkwood MM1, O. H. Kendrick MM2, John Lipchik MM3, William Huffman MM3, Big Bill Hoffmeier MM2, John Butler MM1, Walter Morrison MM2. 4th Row: Earl Beal MM3, Needham Jones MR3, Paul Niccols FN, Philipe Mitchell S I .xy , fy : 'rw 11 FN, Carroll EN1, Daniel Deal FN, Corby Davis MMFA, Springsdorf ENFN, Tabscott EN3, Harry Black MMFN, Junius Peters, Wesley Bylow FN, Raymond Egan MMFN, W. D. Leichner MM2. Absentees: J. J. Brunson MM2, Larry Farley FN, David Albright FN, Richard L. VanTassel FN, Walter J. Vilish FA, J. Gonsalves FA, Joseph Stanley MM3, Jim Ryniec FN, Robert Redner MM1, R. L. McClure FN, Ronald Wonderful Morrison MM2, Harold Hughes EN3, B. R. Lewis EN2, Rudy Caballero EN3, Juergen Moog FN, Robert Emery EN3, Mike Cortez FN, K. E. Fulk EN3, Richard Bennett FN, William James FA, Dennis Skelton FN, P. S. Frady MM1, Charles Gillespie FN, R. E. Charette EN3, Chief Everhart, Ellisier Concepcion MM2. A I V I ? tryb I ,. r li, V, , K V 35 'ii ' ' ' f l JJI , ,J I . 6 14 ff IV If ' I if A .91 Y 1 ' l l If i I f l if 'YI I X ' V if in 2 . 0, K 4 Z ' I f ' I. I X I I f A J ' I f A I -, X Q f 2' Y I I 7, - H ' i rl, f A if . 1 1 1 v I? I Q K1 by 4775 X-f XJ x 3 i Q' 4 , . i - f 5 . ,T ' .ig x L 'I I V, p v v A 4 if t 1 A.. 7 X I I i V. 4 is 'h'7'5'I , wh XX, Y , I s I I V 1 -911 Y 1 7 l' , 5. ' 'ul 3 In A Q . A F 'I ,f A , E J Y' f N - -. J if .- A , . - V' 4 I . 2 ,Nt X' -Jil i 1-...um The new division officer requires orientation 1-

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BARCELUNA Barcelona - a city of people, moving, living, becom- ing. A city of restaurants and amusements, of busi- nesses and apartments. The Ramblas, always moving, never quiet. A vital part of Spain, and an insight into an ageless people. , . -sf? , . 5 W M .Q - '?iI 'fy '! '121 fsiunf r ' ' u .. . V g , V ,k ,I Barcelona at night is many things Wlggm AN ' Entrance to BarceIona's Soccer Stadium . I t l i