SUNY Maritime College - Eight Bells Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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FREDERICK ci-IARL Vvalnut Street, Huntingtonli? FREDg LONK Amazed at tlie alasence of dunes I of the Sound, youn 0nLth1s, the aside liis clam ralce, stepped int Q. onli but and loegan tlae tour year stretch, sprinting lor tliose Saturday afternoon, we find a Serious companied lay a liair-trigger smile thatnahire ae- and, in turn, is an open invitation to five comes anywliere. Hendslllp During our Hcontinental training tours H F eventually attained tlie important post olyf reel advisor. Here a yen for research produced tlzintail nowned paper entitled Willie lVlean Effect oliiffe. Funnel Exliaust Produce on Freshly Pa- :eg lVlainmasts.H A real seaman, and an asset nine, vessel lie may lnoard, we Wisli Fred Hloon voyaagi. sunny slcies, and smootla seas. Vve loolc lorxfaid to meeting liim in some lar Hung port ol the World. nortlierly side 0 a pall' Of Shoes Aside lrom d UUCS every Battalion First Petty Officer, Society of Naval Arcliitects and lvlarine Engineers, Cadet Olficgr, 5rcl Divisiong Propeller Club. RASQUALE RICHARD Luca Vvelnster Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. PAT- LOOCH ln reminiscing, We recall a joval CliSP05lli0n73 li cl n tlie ring' a For it-1 4 1 , ji: 46 Clllltiilellflll Sl nl Ct Ldll QPVD 11195 and V 1 ReVfllS,l Charlfi! 1- I time Pile mislale malel 'WHS alllai flirt? be foun. Ht Was lo Gym' , the fHiti?e,tR A it hath Sfmt slam Hnrererl cnc o v ., lriamv Htlalsl Luck ' -' V oo mtwgi Iallneiltlillaca tc Clarlfi' Plans b anyllllles wollrl IU harlf merit lor C hllvv 'lt flags rel lnlrnnmralspolls' DONALD Att 411,t1arhSht,i,E UUMMOSSY- BMCKIE tl wdwm ,fi lt, lew lers gt tssy I-you Ish vigorous nature: alieavy an i i I tltuttgsmh Witli Utmaby loluen fenders: numerous females mteg r lleeipress ll el nationally situated: and a Well timed but illlalf E ltifllywgglae I0 appendix donated to tlie medical Profession In lllltelualltpotl Clierlyourg. , . ll mHnClulJ0T Perhaps we will most remember the Surfing l Wfltcalmanllml martial melodies Waftecl tlirollgh the ranllistlili l llFUTl.anfla0a Saturday mornings, coming to us through dl kltitllmorelllm courtesy and under the direction of out H116 llnqinllielan master, as mean a baton wielder as ever slice Zwtmatrllflalis air atop a odium. , 1 'llltlle l A depenijlalole friend and BUY, Pat S whilst i ME- loollm nature did mucli to divert us tiiroughoutt e ler or i C Good luclc, upaisanf' as mate Ol a Steam ll tllltuntco master of a cliianti lceg. SZ:'0glgc9rmZ'Y .vb 1 .s ' Cadet Banctmaster, Qncl Petty Ol-licen initially? llwllrllrlml Sion: Varsity Soccer Team, lntfamurllftectsanfl i Alchlclulslllllm Propeller Club, Society of Naval Arc I lifts mp' Wlarine Engineers, Honor ROH- iff'

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.Y- TE lrqoped t a Westin, a Ciltegrm ftliiigs were GOLF and rays pulled Men th, E' in Wiiirt iflti in some Ifistern, ti16iI'uf0m, d the H1019 He WHS tm armament 1 and prac- rospiiere at iaest to om mittee, Pm- ER gg inn titet rice piififitft' anti HH FM 0ViCi6 them' 'caring theta ami he ha iis wait! and er ninegwvetlt tint irlaillmmmg n Lgpiing . Mart' C, toll ilel' and Gia. mis HPPIC nd a a S We hott . C, iesefves su ' ef: Sion' ci1iteCt5Ass0, tufted RICHARD EDWARD LAUX 61 Fenimore Street, Lyniorook, Long island DICK The neatest and one of our most modest and re- spected classmates is Dick Laux. Dick symtooiizeci serenity. To refer to him as calm and coiiecteci would toe an understatement. Sir, weive run aground and are taking water badly. lst Div. P.O. Laux regarcieci time panting messenger with mild curiosity. HDamn it, cion,t just stancl tiiere, ioreaic out time duty section for scrubciownf' This is our R. E. Laux, a veritatoie tower of staunch stoicism. Dicks abilities as a mariner are sure to make i'1iS seagoing career a successful oneg tiiatis our predic- tion and iris aspiration. Propeller Club, Society of Naval Architects anci Niarine Engineers, Newman Club. THOMAS JAMES LEATHER 252 Nortii Monroe Street, Ricigewooci, N. J. DOOCHQ IERSEYQ CRAZY GUY Graduating from the Ridgewood fNew Jerseyi Country Ciuio, Tom decided to see i10W time other half iiveci. NYSMC Was time ideal place for tiie iuiiliiiment of ti'1iS ciesire, so ire joined tile ranics of time Joewiiciered mugs of time class of H ,52. After a rather cozy first year, tile Doocii ioegan to take interest in extra-curricular activities, inciuct- ing wilaie-iaoat sailing. Pursuing this activity one day, Tom became a memioer of the crew that macie the iristoric Rescue of tile Red Canoef' it was also during this year that Tom upiieici the tradi- tion tiiat Jersey inacics never toucii canvas, toy win- ning tire intramural miciciieweigirt tooxing ciiam- pionship. As an upper ciassman, Tom was a mem- toer of the iii-fated Businessmen! Club where, POT once, eciucation seemed to pay off. Participant in many an exploit, Tom is one oi tire toestg and to him we extenci ati time best. Propetter Ctuty, Society of Naval Architects anog Nlarine Engineers, Intramural Sports! Inffamura SPONS, Champion Middleweight Boxing-

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IKE in this II. l.0nk I lll' Qf fumes mn It welmlllf. 1 lriendslm Ours, ltr ll Ol lanlml Elcefl llleyf. :ect Ol All? Jr Paint? 3SSCl lo any OH V0YHge.i Jolt lorwayl Pl llle worll. Y of Navel Lclet Ollirer ICI isposlllollll ring: H Fold :males intel' but illlaled rofessioll in the stirring Le Tanks ton through ge i our bank' er sliwdle I IOlJU5l goin, ur the Yeagr Steaff16I J Divi' I'9 f Lfdl B0 aflll cllifecls CHARLES GEQRGE LUIVIIVI 452 Whitehall Street, Lynlyroolc, L. l., N. Y. LUIVIIVI DUIVI: CI-IARLEYQ LIGHTNING: SPUD Reveille rings ancl a lnleating voice cries What time is it? Charley always tllougllt the CQGD lmade tl1e mistalce of ringing tlle bell too early. Clmarley was always tlie easiest caclet to locate. He was to be found in one of tllree places: tile Canteen, tlle Gym, or tlie saclc, usually time latter. A Versatile atlllete, HLigl1tning,' was tlle main- stay and lliglr scorer of tlie cleclc loaslcetloall team, a glue lingered end on tlle footloall team, ancl a clreamy Hclaisy piclceru wlien spring rolled 'rouncl Still tlie uluynloroolc Firelmalll' managed to stay ratlier lrigli academically witllout muclu effort. Clxarley plans to sleep llis way around tlre worlcl many times llefore calling it a clay. lt,s tlie Umerclf' for Cllarley, and we all lcnow lie will liold up tl1e class reputation. Goocl luclc, Spucl. Intramural Sports. DONALD ALBERT LYON 412A 15th Street, Broolclyn, New Yorlc DONQ IVIOSSYQ CI-IAIVIPQ PLASTIC MAN: BLACKIE 1948-wlren tlie sparrows were winging soutla- warcl to New Jersey from Prospect Parlc, Don HlVlossy,' Lyon left luis native land, Broolfclyn, ancl set out to see tlre worlcl'-Via tlle Bronx. Taking tlfie express, lue roarecl into Fort Schuyler and quiclily won a position in tlre Cadet Corps tllat will loe llarcl to cluplicate. As presiclent ol tlie Newman Clula, Tllird Company Commancler, a practical man alooard slaip, a top lliglrt student at tlre Fort, ancl a true sportsman, Don laas provecl llimsell more tllan just a great guy. His pro- ficiency in the class and engine roomsiis more than equally matcliecl lay lris winning personality, exact CYS On tlne footloall field, ancl eclucatecl fists in the ring. C0mDCmy Commanoler, 5rd Company: Cadet Di- vision Officer, A Division, Cliairman, Intramural Sports Program, Intramural Sports: Champion 145 lla. class, Intramural Boxing, President, New- man Club' Pro eller Cluln, Society of Naval : 19 Architects and lvlarine Engineers