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

 - Class of 1952

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RICHARD ALGYSIUS MULLER 1065 Logan Avenue, Bronx, N, Y, CGMMODORB PINEAPPLE SAILOR. LUCKY ' During the first cruciai year, we not he much of our friend, hut this was no true reftectioar of his character. in fact, it tooic two years for ciassmates to discover that Dick was not the serene character he wouid have iiited everyone to heiieve him. Renowned for his work with the Yacht Club Dick rose to the esteemed ranic oi Commodore fee his exceiient woric in the inter-coiiegiate meets Among his iaureis is a proticiency commendatieli from the Superintendent of the Navai Academy, He remained commodore for six months: then caiamityf-The Chase. I i Dicic was aiso coxyun of the famed monomoy rescue crew. industrious and imaginative, Dick shouid have iittie trouhie in coping with the compiexities of iife. Yacht Club, Commodore, Yacht Ciuin, retirecig Newman Ciuh, Propeiier Ciuh, Society of Naval Architects and iviarine Engineers, Dance Commit- tee, Swimming Team, intramural Sports. BERTRAM FRANCIS NIXON, JR. 22 Fairmont Avenue, Hastings-on-the-Hudson, N. Y. BUDDY: BUD: GUNS Four years ago, Bud set aside his highly Pfized guns and toddied into Fort Schuyler. He spent the first few weeicends dashing home to make sure that the rats hadn't made off with the guns. NOW. four years iater, the firearms get scant attention, for Bert is the ciass' charm schooi candidate. H15 dear John average is phenomenal, averaging u one every four and one haif months throui 0 the Years. Bert is a firm advocate of shirt-s CZVC diDiomaCY, the Dutting-down-of-cards-uP0?'tke' . ' S, tahie type. Usually the iady in question 00 N ersonaiift' picks up her marhies, decamps. 0 P defect, however: it's just that Bert's standards are i uiet type iniiexihie: he iiices the emotiona , CI ' d that in addition to women, Bert has iearrle motorcycies are to he admire into trees. Secretary Photography Club: Inffamura a 1 Sports Protestant Ciuh, Propeller Ciuh, Society of Nav d and not driven' Xi QALU Foy ure Strffi' ' rt! 0 I , 56025 Wir TH fort fame rrr that lreer -' rrtr Q rrfff tt rw rnrrrtit-iilouion oi B5 V gr: . in tire qi Franlgir rttliu giddtile Hralrrat- ,he--j t rrrr'HHfHWIi. assi Itrrrritr'- HUP ' tt ' ' Mir. rr. unrifffian 3 rt .bw-ilderef ENS ui mi tC rlenrusrll - iffiirrrrrrtrtrtfttf The ,Conrad oi . rrrr r get .trtent Profiafnahon: trsrrr turing it tfrrrrrriirtainie. HOU 'I ,gttti Proprtirr Citrix ittiff tr. itgirt Brits: Hon rrrr. ini Conrptmti rrsrrrrrrrrirr- it Sitter iaire Piare p Quiet and unassur tir portals of Wir Lrrrtrrd in an mql it Name a r . P rrrrrir tht afiagrt ' on tit much lots enriahie rf tiger it Doi. iitirr 'r--ttplletrrrrrrrr ra t' forth with 5 rr hm ies I ttrr ittrrrrii Mont whit tr rr gukeml 'QE itli0i.T 5 Ent Iimtlrre 3636 IOQVS 1 , n '. ftirtrirrrlrrpu a Srrrn ' ' fl 'J' A ttrrdy iterurtr. itlitqm Wirripons' 'Crt Wir wi! Bfhelk Architects and Manne Engineers trims?

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md ith The ex. da. iiie, 'ard :my uati. tom Trop ani- ain- lade burr ma- ntie- 'so- itects ntario iroggs Lf Fort jhipsn tacked 7 more 0. N yjecied menu ltalope A, Ref' farpen' ing his -ts and vonlflilt' 1. i LUCIANQ PETER MONTANARO 5 Anderson Street, New Rochelle, N. Y. LOU: MONTY: COON-EYES nothin to recommend him hut hrains With ' Q . good looks, and personality, the Boy Sailor left the Sea Scouts and sought to hecome a seaman and a man. This he did via NYSMC and The Woman. Though the Miami dehacie was con- sidered had taste leading to Wrong precedent hy iovm and unioved shipmates vociferous his un ' g , suhscrihers to the harefoot and well hahied schooi of thought, his actions and methods otherwise were heyond reproach. That is, ali except his pen- chant for leaving navigational charts hehind, high and dry. A savvy man, Monty ahiy leads his upart time Division aiioat and his 2nd Com hig shots of N ' ' ' , ' - pany at the Fort, despite the tremendous turnover of his rated First Ciasstpetty officers. A good guyi Student Council, Company Commander, 2nd Company, Cadet Division Officer, N Division, Admirars List, Honor Roll, Society of Naval Architects and Niarine Engineers, Newman Ctuh, Intramural Sports, Platoon Leader, Drill Platoon. 4 GERHARD OTTO MUELLER Route 1, Burlington, North Carolina. GARY- UE From the hills of North Carolina came Burling- ton's one and only Gary. Getting accustomed to those silly New York hahits'-fi.e. the wearing of shoes-was difficult at first, hut UE soon ovei- came the difficulties and adapted himself a mirahiy. As a mug, Gary made himself so scarce that the First Class came and went hefore they discovered that the Mueller they called for was not aiways Dick. However, the Third Class year was a some- what different story, due partly to intramural Sports, and partly to his frequent clashes with Lieutenant Petersen. By hard work he earned a rate at the Fort and a lucrative position in the ship,s laundry. Gary hopes to further his studies via graduate Work in the future. The hest oi Tuck, Garyi Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engi' neers, Propeller Cluh, Vice President, Photogra- ph? Club: Eight Betts Staff, Honor Rott, Qnd C0m1Oany Petty Ufficer, intramural Sports.



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40' Monroe DQNALD FQWLER NQRRIS Street, New Yorlc 2, N. Y. COZE DON THE I H The Coze came to us via the wires of United Pressn with that beguiling expression of innocent youth, though he was a Hsaltf, having participated In the invasion of Bayonne, N. rl., with the illus- trious U.S.S. Franklin. s did the unexpected as anyone who He alway ' i Saw and heard the HlVluletrain on theuvia Roma will testify. His passion for coclctail parties is read- d bl, but his lust-for bagpipes ily understan a e leaves us bewildered. His liberties carried him from the museums to the Hhottestn places, where he could be found with his Hgin and gingerf, The Conrad, of NYSMC has high aims, and we predict a great future for him despite his in- sistent proclamations that he merely paused at NYSMC during his descent to abysmal failure. Unpredictable, non-conforming, he is still lilie- able. Propetter Ctub, Intramural Sports, Literary Edi- tor, Eight Betts, Honor Rott, Company Petty Of- ficer, Qnct Company, First Division Cadet Officer. JOSEPH MICHAEL QTJONNELL, JR. 16 Silver Lalfce Place, Baldwin, Long lsland, N. Y. l OE 5 O. D. Quiet and unassuming, Joe slid quietly through the Portals of NYSNIC and immediately became involved in an industrious existence. Studious, his name appeared periodically upon the Ad- miralls List and Honor Rolls. ln athletics he par- ticipated extensively, and none in the class can match his enviable record, which would have been much longer had there been more varsity teams. Despite a retiring nature, Joe would occasional- lv SHHY forth with the Hboysf' the result being one or two sessions which are still fondly recalled by Iegelldf-i.e. his tive minute disappearance in Paris and his subsequent flight down a street lined with autos. These forays were followed by periods ot Temorse and a grim return to Mclean living and SCholarly pursuits. Steady Steaming epitomized, we wish Joe every Sllccess. gftramural Sports, Iunior Varsity Basbetbatt Ceam, Varsity Baslaetbatt Team, Baseball Team, mgjcgapiflin, Basebatt Teamg Honor Rott, Aot- fl s ist, lst Pea Offi , 1 i C yg lst Petty OMCGF, E Divgion. Cer S Ompan

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