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

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HENRY ALBERT SCHAEFER 2762 Morgan Avenue, Bronx, N, Y. HANK g HEINRICH During high school HHQUIQ' ming and gymnastics with a little School Wim' the side. At the conclusion of his Wort: on tous High School he was railroigig iilgoilgm. Schuyler hy his former swimming Coach on At the Fort uHank,' would scott at an' less than 5.9. He never could avoid losing aiiirage cards and spending weekends at the Poi .I erty fourth class year. I In his When HHank,' hecame a se hecame part of what you might can a father J son team. Pop tBattalion Commanderj Woiid say Hpuhlish the ordersn and then Son tBaftali0 Adjutantlt would scream uAttention to orders? We well rememher this as standard procedure an Saturday mornings. majored in S . cond ctassman he After our first cruise Hank met a very special young lady who completely changed his outlook on how a liherty should he spent. Good guy! Battalion Adjutant, Cadet Chief Engineer H951 cruiset, Swimming Team. FRANK JOHN SELVAGGI 1734 Mahan Avenue, Bronx 61, N. Y. FRANK: SHAGGY k From deep in the heart of the Bronx, Fran entered NYSMC in Septemher. 1948, a graduaff? of Nlount St. Nlichaers High School. After com- pleting his mug year, he emerged with the HICIC' name 6cShaggy,'-Who Dunnit? Following our mug cruise, Frank decided to IEC- come a deck hand hecause of his fondness fresh air and navigation. Being H good Studflnt' ly was easy for Frank to excell academically- S agiif spent his third and second class cruises af fmeted the Hcuttersn of the forward troop- He partflpdeck in every intramural sport, helping to leadj, FH to hoys to many Of their victories, in adftlo which he won the horseshoe championship. mber The ShaQ,s classmates will always renhestof him as a true friend. and we all Wish the e luck to a swell guy. Intramural Sports, Propeller Club' in i5tt'iIIif5t Lv ,i .1 5 . f u S 11 'Q 1 .-' ' V ' v 'S .' ' M X ,f D DWWREDHHU M0093 a cgft emblaflfe wwas tht Ioudif IH, belo HNIIIEEWQI Fen fiobb'1e: E111Pl5' S WJ never Withm bg rigs ami a farpetl Uptnef' , I tpererlma b I ua it nf .F lihinlitihm P dnD..'i1e his Ufmen Wifi ,f mir it and lo raflk near t If Iilitabf Hier and 515 H itnuirullf in Hon intSp0Tf51 P0 rttiotv. ROBERT ARTH 35 turd Street, Lyn D' Genefalyu Isl I itlqgn 0H'i I Q fer, muah tilt arednd . ' 3 nh we max' not E'int't'Q I .arsl Li, V. , OWUIQ. W mlfgdh, . . In thi ,and his 5 I Iollgfti a ming , ' fill- , tfmney Quiet Hn . 55 in quiltlhem all I rm I

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a SIIQTIII im- linl, F' 'I It 01' Chow 5 Shade x by ite lim, ltmte. II? DarlifIII5,, forge III Haiti' QII Iutd Stop' 96 Hi ltr Wt1iCt'l iII. lt. intim- Ianyg Bo. Ita, News Id, N. Y- in 1948. IYSNC Ie Stand' am. and .elage ol ying ttw men him Q euilaf im is to ho will Viz-1I1'0f' Bridge' Ietwferi II CWI . ofleo J wet' ...I IIS fafSity: WILLIAM VINCENT REICHELT 45 Hoiiywood Avenue, Bronx, N. Y. lVIUNCHERg WILLIE THE HUN In September 1948, we met a smiling, happy- go-iucky fellow, in a sweat suit, his track shoes under his arm. He was off to a running start, and in the years that followed, the Hwiunchern did much gravel pounding for the tractc team. For the past three years, he has been coach as well. This, intramural sports, and correspondence with nearly everyone forced Bill often to hurn the midnight oil, only to steep in classes the following day. BiH,s claims to fame are two: one, his seat haric laugh which will locate him in any movie: the other his insatiable appetite which earned him the name '6Muncher.', This munching, plus his in- numerable pills, finally helped Bin receive that monthly stipend from Uncle. This happened after three years of intermeai sandwiches, vitamin tah- iets, fruits, rich candies, and Navy physicais. SUTCIY SIlCI'l DCFSCVCTHTICC C6lfl1'1Ot go UHICXVHYCIICC1 in the days to come. Track Team, Coach, Track Team, Propeller Club, Newman Ctuh, Intramural Sports, Society of Na- vat Architects and Manne Engineers. GERARD MICHAEL RQONEY 111 North Broadway, Vvhite Plains, N. Y. IERRYI DA BONE It didn,t take long for this six-foot-one, two hundred pound Atlas to trim down to one hundred pounds ot coiled steel. Anyone can do it if he sleeps through as many meats as has the Bone in the iast four years. For three years, he had fun and many vastly amusing and vaiuatoie experi- ences with his red-headed room-mate, who could always think of something which would make every day a test of the survival ot the tittest. His times, trials, and tribulations with the hoys were sharply curtailed hy a lovely little doll from Gods country. His favorite port was Nice, or more specifically, 0,Connor,s, where his Hcontinentai Boiiermakeru is stiii avaiiahie fthey weren,t tree, Jerry 10051: but it you think so, that means you OWC me money. to anyone foolish 'enough to try one. Cheerleader, Company Petty Officer, 155 Com pany,

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In Swim woflon l C0ll1ml nto Fon V we libel rl in li Small le llltt and l would Kaitlin, Oftltrsf' Nlure on V' Special outlool guyl er l 1951 Ffanl iraclualf er CON me Illfl' J w lf' iess lo' il rdenff Sliaegl' L one Ol iciPalell he decl 1ti0n to ilerrlbel best Ol ROBERT STANLEY SIEGLER 885 Willis Avenue, Albertson, N. Y. NY RED DAN : f ' Known as Danny loecause of luis marlced re- semlolance to a certain tlieatrical personage, lie ufouglits, liis way tlirougli four years of NYSMC. He will always loe loved and treasured lor liis legal rin of Ferocious,' Feddy West O clolyloe' g I' . n lnoard tlie :Empty Statef' as well as at the Fort, lie was never Witllout liis grocery supplies, a can opener, and a carpet bag. A perennial memloer of UAH Division, Danny divided luis time loetween tiis Diesel fire pumps and liis auxiliary uplumlaingn duties. s ite liis tremendous capacity for saclc time De p' , his love of liloerty and liigli living, Danny man- aged to ranlc near tlie top in lnis class as an engi- neer and as a lilcealole guy. Admirals List, Honor Roll, Intramural Boxing and Sports, Porttiote, Propeller Club. ROBERT ARTHUR SPINNLER 55 Lowell Street, Lynlmrooli, N. Y. I BOB: GENERAL SPINDOOLI Willie Generalf' lst Company Commander, Division officer, and perennial memloer of tlie Ad- miralls List are a few ofitlie many accomplish- ments we may not rememloer aloout Bolo in tlfie many years to come. However, We will not forget liis willingness to lielp luis sliipmatesg l'1is lionesty and integrity in liis dealings Witln everyone, mugs includedg and liis devoted loyalty to our class and scliool. Equipped witli a mental noteloooli tllat lelt little to loe desired, Tile Cveneraln was tlie one to deter- mine wliat was riglit or Wrong scliolastically Or socially. Quiet and unassuming, lie was a pillar Ol firmness in all important matters, and tlierelore quite tlie man to line reclconed Witli Wlienever any One crossed luis loow or steam lines. The Society of Naval Architects and Nlarine En- Qineers, The Propeller Club of ttte United States, IVGLUTYLCLTL