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

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FRANCIS JOSEPH MCMURRER, 3rd 651 68th Street, Brooklyn 20, N. Y, FRANKQ MAX Broo141yn's gift to NYSMC from Brookl Tech., he entered the co11ege in 1948, to Legg four years of studying, extra-curricular activities and guitar playing. He played foothail, softball, 1oas1cetha11, ping pong, and horseshoes, Durin, 1951 he ran the intramural softhali campaign ani performed spiendidly as captain of 2E2's famed softball teams of 1950 and 1951. With the guitar he provided much enjoyment for the Iooys in the North Dorm. His room was ai- Ways open to all who needed a 1itt1e cheering or a good word. At graduation NYSMC will lose a fine fe11ow Well ha1anced socially, athietically, and schoiasi tica11y, who was a friend of the entire c1ass. We hope he will continue to he the success he has heen these past four years. Newman Club, Propeller Cluh, Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, Intramural Sports. CHARLES JOHN MEISTER 517 West 180th Street, New York 55, N. Y. OTTOg THE BUSH: CHUCK: CHARLIE In the fall of 1948, Chuck, as did the rest of us, began his adventures at Fort Schuyier. NOW, four years later, Charlie will a1vvays he remem- hered as a regular guy. Not heing a hook worm he cou1d usually he found, during free time, either on the Athletic Field piaying a g0Od game of 1oa11 or in the Gym spearheading the First CIHSS Deck hasicethall team. He was a reguiar, appear' ing in all the intramurai sports, always playing to Win, qualities which made him a mainstay in aH deckhand activities. Cn Iiherty, ChUCk would always disappear, hut We knew he WHS with Ginny. Quiet and unassuming, Chuck was HIWHYS ready to lend a heiping hand to any of his mates' We will certainly rememher him as a great SUV- Yacht Club, Intramural Sports, Qnd Class B0fUn,S Mate, Boat Divisiong Society of Naval Afdutects and Manne Engineer 1 SHELWQ ,nfnsfyd 1 jf ,I DC SHELLUBW Ont I ll vii Giffnwlf ncen frff' the1iie'gi nrfifal' 1 i16twEIVe n fn Certain! if ' 3 conventional EI l1tn0V9I' H0 ni b tm. Jenn? 3 ou ' 5' in snnlff Obscflriq A frafkerlicl 'i!oneWf0ng I fnurse in cremilfa fiuttereci with I litnn' SWS' engineer. H fare' ,,,.nL1fna In the nonciers of Pinot Team, Pri .irriilecfs and H ini Petty OMCPV- ALBERT AUC no Dill Place L .ifle If J-A .1I,iIif2li2,.lng into the mutiglg astinall , ditty' ' 5- and 6 KfiYE.HlQmher 0 inaiiusashnus a til eannals of Let All 'rot HND s nr time last hs n., ,e ance Uninsn xmtthis IM l f . 50nlIi?amy lor FM 5501114

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lt Q. it , xg, in n. :H -4 .yg UE :nt aus Jn - 7 ICQ ith aff. n UP' als ol teetll fiends L Jim cl and ,veil 3 lainie' ticll he t COIUC be olr- tivifies to 20' s Soon Pr0Cale ahvays ab, ROBERT GEORGE MCHUGHX 520 2nd Street, Carlstadt, N. J. MAC: BOB: IRISH rom tile footloall fields of New Jersey came F Bolo, singing tile praises of Jersey and of lmer atl1-. letes. In l'1iS mug year, he led 4D to a personal victory over its nemesis, P. T. Foley, in a footloall game, despite tlne fact that tl'1e latter,s team won in tlle scoring department. Talien under tile wing of Bridge and Cum- ' Mac along witln Tom Leatlner and Gap mlngs, , Gaylor, founded the Businessmen's Club, an or- ganization dedicated to tlie prevention of mal- utrition among the Cadet Corps,-for a price. n Un tlle last two cruises, he and Fenton formed tlie team tl'1at were Georgels rigllt and left liands. A gridiron addict, ime competed in other intra- mural sports, excelling in tmaslietloall and footloall. Always willing to give a helping lland, lrisli will win many friends on tl1e way up. Newman Club, Propeller Club, Intramural Sports, Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, Bosun's Mate, 5rd Division. JAMES PATRICK MCKILLQP 62-12 Elwell Crescent, Forest Hills, N. Y. IIMg COCHISE Jim, a descendant of a seagoing family, made friends from tlle first clay lie came aboard. His ready smile, liis willingness to l1elp liis slaipmates, put him l1iglner in tlle eyes of luis class tlaan tile Admiral's List grades ine aclnieved. Platoon leader and Bosiun of tlie Hpart Time Big Sliotsf, Jim steered a true course witla every- one and tried to avoid tlie Lorelei. His aloility and slcill as coxun explains l1is uncanny success in always lnoarding tile last launcla from liloerty, Witliout swimming. Keep iier steady on course, Jim, till tl1e day you decide to drop tile iloolc in your own Snug Harloor. Newman Club, Honor Roll, Actmirafs List, Pta- toon Leader Bosn. UNH Div., Society of Naval Architects and Nlarine Engineers, Propeller Ctu , Intramural Sports.

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'n in rs, ll, 12 ld eel fIlt al. F it vw, as- We las val lflll ,f us, XIOW, nerfl' Norm time, game Class ,peHf' ng to in HH would with IWHYS EU? 3 QSUV' S iifgds SHELDQN MEYERS 52 East 5rd Street, New York City, N, Y, SHELLY: DON One of tile infamous duo WIIO stormed out of rcb Viiiage and into Scbuyier Don bas Greenw' , been tbe cause of miid bewiiderment ever since bis rrivai Tile gist of time argument is simpiy tbis: a . 'Sis be tweive bours abead, or behind, every one elseif, Certainly bis compiete disregard for time 'onai utilization of nigiit and day is some- conventi what novei. You are just as apt to find iiim wan- errn about gym suited at nigbt as sound asieep A d ' g . , . in some obscure corner of the Fort by day. A craciierjacii iiberai arts student temporarily t one wilo took the engineering ugone wrongf, bu course in creditable stride, Don's room was aiways iuttered with iiterary pearis piuciied from tbe c library sbeives. As a consequence, be was one engineer, a rare bird indeed, WITIOSC conversation ici' 'tt ise, and not entirely devoted was spar mg,wr y, W to tile wonders of cranicsbafts and pistons. Pistol Team, Propeller Club, Society of Naval Arciiitects and Nlarine Engineers, Aoimirafs List, 2nd Petty Officer, Boiler Division. P ALBERT AUGUST MILLER, JR. 2880 Diii Place, Bronx 61, N. Y. MR. MlLLICENTg COCK-A-DOO After attending Concordia Coiiege for one year, Ai, a iocai boy, came to NYSMC. He quiciciy feii into tbe routine of military life, doing Weil scbo- iasticaiiy and engaging freeiy in extra-curricular activities. For tbe first two years, Al was an active member of tile Varsity basebaii team, untii that disastrous afternoon when be earned bis niche in the annals of infamy with that magic number, iive. Aii four years have seen Al an active mem- ber of the Dance Committee, acting as chairman for tile iast two. As Art Editor of Eight Bells, Al must be credited witb a great deal oi tile art work adorning tbis booifc. A Capacity for bard work and a pieasing per- Sonaiity sbouid stand Al in good stead in time Years to come. Dance Committee, Chairmen, Propeller Club, Society of Naval Architects and Niarine Engi- neers, Eigiit Bells, Art Eciitorg Varsity Baseball Team, Intramural Sports, Protestant Club.