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

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S List. lamilt' Scllutlff lounl Atriviliff Stall- Ht anCf'5 anfl alll In lui an affom' . If ict. joe A dy fo ltn l CTHSSMI we lwpei I1aPPi e9 I H quill outdoor, Thai ll, but ll HS then expmltng mufll of Past, il L9Gfl0f Stull JOHN KNOX MCAFEE Timberline Lodge, Speculator, N. Y. SPARKS : ZEKE: VALVES g MAC Hailing from the frozen wastes of northern New Yorlc, this sandy-haired, treclcled-faced fellow will he remembered hy all his classmates as Sparks, Zeke, uValves,H and ulVlac.,' His distinguish- ing characteristic is his love for anything that has an engine in it. If any one had any trouble with his jalopy, it usually resulted in a call for Mac, plus plaintive inquiries as to the nature of its ills. Tnvariahly, Mac lcnew within a few seconds. Although the years at the College were, at times, long and trying with the usual ups and downs, the innumerable friends he has made will never forget him. His amhition is to hecome a Chief Engineer with a tanker outfit, and, knowing his tenacity and his skill in surmounting diffi- culties, we are sure he will succeed. Propeller Club, Intramural Sports. ANTHQNY JOSEPH MCALLISTER 1510 Albemarle Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. TONY: LITTLE TOGT, Aj. A descendant of a distinguished maritime fam- ily Tony was a unaturaln for the Maritime Col- lege. He rose manfully ahove all the difficulties which confront the cadets of HThroggs Neclc Techf, discovered that he could handle a wrench in the evaps, a slide rule in the classroom. So the scion of the McAllister clan Toecame an engineer. But his studies are not all: Tony was also a welcome participant in social activities. Endowed with many social graces, and generous in every- thing except his attitude toward Hliheraln politi- cians, he made lasting friends of all his class- mates: and it will Toe a sad day when we bid our farewells to AJ. Qne thing is certain: he will malce a real mart: in life. President, Student Associationg Student Council, Intramural Sports, Business Nlanager, Eight Bells, Secretary, Propeller Cluhg Society of Nfllifll Archi- tects and Nlarine Engineers, Newman Cluh, Track Team, Varsity.

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JACOB HEINRICH MARTENS 1495 Popham Avenue, Bronx 55, N. Y- IAKE: SZVIILING IACK When he came to NYSMC, dak him an optimistic smile, enthusiasm a - though esoteric wit, and a love gf tht! Outciluidc Noted for his overwhelming modesty he Oors' theiess called upon his encyciopedic knowlegever- disputes concerning little known facts. His agim to expound upon the ohscure, and upon Hslilty particular, often amazed his professors, That in will achieve greatness is heyond doubt but he shipmates will always rememher himpas th fs Cadet Mateo, or perhaps as the principal exponeeii of the Nordic tradition. In any event, Wheny: have all gone into mothhails, and spend much 0? our time recalling the college days long past it will he impossible to think of them without a thought of Jake. e hrought with Art co-Editor, Eight Bellsg Ist Platoon Leader 5rd Companyg Cadet Meteorotogist, Art Staff, Dance Committee, Honor Roll, Admirars List. , JQSEPH ANDREW MAY, JR. 84-55 159th Street, Jamaica 2, N. Y. IOE Joe was horn in New York City, and the family later moved to Jamaica, where Joe attended the local high school. Upon arriving at Fort Schuyler he set himself diligently to woric, studying fo ohtain his engineering degree. Joe aIWaY5 found time during his studies for such outside activiti6S as the Camera Cluh and the Lihrary Staff. He was always in attendance at the school dances and exhihited a style of dancing envied hy ali. In BIS four Years at NYSMC he also became an accom- piished pool player and ping pong addict. Joe? easy to get along with, and is always ready to Ierll a helping hand to all in need. A lover ofCIHS51Ca music, Joe is at ease in any grOUP- This comhination of characteristics, we h0Pe' will lead doe to the lasting success and happiness he so richly deserves. . . Club, Propeller Cluh, Cadet Librarian, Camera E in Society of Naval Architects and Marine HQ TIGGFS. JOHNK Tinxbffhne wk, rhwbfi lterefrfiuig Zeke, ina ci1U'acFel anpengmeli his iagopyfl I 3 . Elfiriainlt b Ahhollth H195 fifuei, 0 . inllt' JQSWS' the In forget r Chief Engine' his lenafifi' f culties, we aff HCVEI Propeller C1115 1iNiHONY '5lUAlBemarlf Tw, ur I 1 escend Eli' Tony was ege' HE f0se Wf, f0niro .wh di5f0v inthe Qvaps' a WEE gl the A ut his Slum will manlldrtlc ming ex 1 Gans' he Ula males: and I fareweljs toll TH if a 'tal

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RoBERT AUSTIN MCCORMACK 137-54 255rd Street, Rosedale, L. I., N, Y' MACK: EL FUGITIVO After graduating from Brooklyn Tech, Bob Spent a year in Wall Street as a margin cleric in a hroiq- erage house. However, none of the money Stuck o doffin his white collar for dun a to him: s , Q g Tees Boh came to NYSMC, to further his education ill a new profession, marine engineering, After serving his mug cruise in B Division' Mack found true love in hulh-snatching for E Division on suhsequent voyages. He could always he found working hard over a chess hoard during turn-to. After an unfortunate Spanish incident involving a Hagon of wine and an over zealous sentry, he earned the sohriquet HEI Fugifivon. then Boh settled down to a very quiet existence divided hetween the Fort and Pelham Bay, with she coming out way ahead. Intramural Sports, Newman Cluh, Lihrary Staff, JAMES DONALD MCGLYNN 604 19th Street, Vvatervliet, N. Y. RED: SKINNER Loaded with luggage, a smiling youth from up- state New York passed through the grim portals of NYSMC. The red hair and shining white teeth will always he rememhered hy all. Making friends easily, from the heginning of the mug year, Jim was always on hand to cheer the depressed and homesick. While alwa s a good student, Jim showed H Y marked preference for athletics and the mainte- nance of his social fences. The teams on which he Played henefited from his skill and drive, hut Collie Saturday night and the Redhead could he if served shaping up for the evenings festivities ahout Throggs Neck. Aware of the places t0 Q0- the Mamha King of Fort Schuyler was S0011 dancing with the Throggs Neckers. We all hope that the world will reciprocate with the amiahility and kindness he has always extended us, Gwman Cluh Intramurals Propeller Club Oil King 4 WJOQUJ SU Jr B: H MAC5fi?e foo Flon' . he rrrrrfg ir. lelfs' In .eisils r rrfmos ' ilr H-Ute, despite A Enltregorinii 6 ina: MHC' ala Earirrfr found? garrizati0H Jr Ll nutrififm amon' Orr the last N the learn that Wf A eriflffon ad' mural sports, N riIrr6Y5 Willing l rrirr many friend: n Nervmfl Sports, Sociefi' f Engineers, BOW' 62.12 Eirrell CNS rrrcocrrrsg Jim, a descendi ends from th readrsmile hi e r rr Lim .' SW B'Pi3i00n olg Shots , Jim UQ . Sl .rrmhal,f eher ader Still as Zed fr ar AWN Lol? el Wirsrrulsmmsli ffrh 2 deqdel Ersieady Y udmpthel Mm imLMgHb,H N , Q r r r -rr.. . I r r. Mu