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

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JosEPH JAMES MSTQRE 411 Lift Street, Watkins oi N en, . Y. IOE: IUNIOR J From cleep in the Wilds E oe emerged in the fan of fgllllpstate New Y awecl mugs assemloling at F 8 to join the loirlx, 53:13 3kS0da fountain, Joe threflfzt Sriihuyler, Frei Carelllrl lllljobrl an entirely new lifisl e lu? apron to rk IQ looy, he bounc d Pursuing a new enougf , earning the distinct. C through handq in the Color Guard' An IOn ol having Ser lg E great capacity for Sleepavmiraie student, he Eid aloloby. lilowever, other nlajci HCL. that was his forriiiailoliv game ol Canasta pastimes included . e ltaloly, He was , a which he per- especially the Lindy. A GEEK-tgllfor his dancing EFS' Nglth lots of goool humorejr U 1 g0ocl naturegl ren ol all of us. Patience, he was a Color Guard Cad t . 3 Yeofna N ClGly of Naval Arjhitect 11, ewman Club S S ancl Marine En .' 0' QUICQVS. YXIEFEJR DAVID PETTIT er mg Place, Amityville, L. l., N, Y, Blllgbi WILL, BILL ter graduating from Amityville High School, th B- d . C If Spent Clghteen months worlcing m an air la ling labor f . . j5ZSlnElaEll'hReal1Z1n8 that loaclc- rea i H living aotd Iimnhe sought easier Ways ol earning T1 ecrclecl to enroll in lYYSlVlC. That Wfgback in 1948. urirlg his tirst year at the College the Bird Hajj Ziigmebody, ami, like the U. S.lVlail,throuQl1 to A . Slqrm Emil clarlcest night he macle his WHY mltyville. But the years lorought mI1Cl1 ' ' t e as- ch . , angle' and during his last year, hnclmg ll P ent tur es much greener about Fort Schuyler, he sp from home- eV'iR55.H'eCl46nd in his Hhorne away Studigs illjfclfzid his time at NYSMC among his ful r ' . ellCS, lrienclly cliscussion, ancl the CHIC' Q oommg Ol his long, golden hair. Newman Clula, Propeller Cluh, Society of Naval Stuflent COW' Ar H' Tc- ltects ansl flylarine Engineers, ICI lDlllAllD Slleel. 300 lt'fU1'0'e Pfilfsllllol fwuiilmettl Sch! lalS0l Poll. ' i PM Finfllnt grunt' Fifi? began Nfl 0 i lller llirff yells Ol I. Q lwnorecl Will l M3-:hw baglietliall lti Valli the lietlef Stl lie wif iofleli an iswalll in Sllfll Pla' mg and llie liisli Cf larmusic, he lah fl f V -in nal Sliearmg won the grey walls ol Ill mlisposiiion, liui 1 gain. lunior llarsily Basie lellall. lliree yearsi lien! Clwmpion, ll llYl'l0ND 3' 59-10136 Sheet, F llillg During llle Hfst , Eire mystilied bv l llllllilall In in , . W sting: time was s I 0 six yea i0ml1Il19fl ty-ikh a di le l ll- l lem are f eu gr i u ln einflcliilmlren ix'ell.hellgYhial ani liah1S,lininZS'et1 In fflllse, Q U Com Igughout ll lllllnler, on Elin llllll RH . QOHIQ desirelxji 'I Bullulio mln, Sn Comma' tl? fl 1 - MJ nlqtlii

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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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v Ymk 3 lot OI FIQSL pmllio haliiiiiy Selved he had WHS ills nchlded he PS1- tanning, Haturei 'C Wasi Wlllh, SU. lgineers. . il Sci100lv in an air' ing labor nf earnilli JIC, Tiial the Birri ii, through Ie his wail xiii muc E the Pai . he SPEU .9 1116.11 ho ni-1 his arflo cafe' fi the ,ent iui disposition, N it 1 vi un, EDWARD RICHARD PRZYBYLSK1 509 Wetmore Street, Utica, N. Y. PREZg SKI 5 ED From the wiids of HLitt1e Chicagon through the F S hu 1er sauntereci the gangiing portais of ort ,C Y Oung Prez Finding his Way to the gymnasium, y 1 th wiry one began his sports career at NYSh'1C. 6 f ci basketbaii, our up-stater After three years o goo was honored with the co-captaincy of the 1951-2 etbaii team varsity basic . But the iighter side of iife aiso appeaied to this iide ru1e jockey: anci, on weekends, he cut quite s a swath in such piaces as the Ratsiceiier, St. Ben n ,s and the irish Center. Aiso interested in popu- Y h 1 ciaim to being one ot the origi- iar music, e ays nai Shearing worshippers. The grey wa11s of Schuyier Wi11 miss Ecis cheer- but our ioss wi11 be someone e1se,s gain. Iunior Varsity Basketball, one yearg Varsity Bas- teethatt, three years, Intramural One Mite Tracie Event Champion, three yearsg Propeller Club. RAYMGND BYRNE REBSAMEN 59-10 156 Street, Fiushing, N. Y. RAY: REB During the first few Weeks of the mug year We were mystiilieci by a strange sound, a Uhut-hoop- hareep-haW.H It was not Chineseg the man be- hind the voice was an Giciahoma born ex-Marine sergeant of six years service. An ambitious nature, combined with a desire to go to sea, iauncheci him into higher iearning at a time when most men of his years are content to 1oo14 with pride upon their grandchiidren. 111 every triai and encieavor, the Hoid mann did weii-he was a mainstay of the ritie anci pistoi teams, iining ,em up and squeezing ,em otfg on our second cruise, he was coX,un of the Captain s gig: and throughout our iast two years abie Battaiion Commander. We wish Ray smooth saiiing and hope that his Seagoing desire wi11 materiaiize. Battalion Commander, Cactet First Officer, Chair- man, Student Council also Secretary 1948, 1949, Stuctent Association, Honor Rott, Propeller Club, Rifle anct Pistol Teams.