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

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GEORGE JOSEPH YATSKO 555 70 Street, Guttenherg, N. J. REGULAR: SUREFOOT A 'fReguiarH in every sense of the Word, that,s f George. He came to the Fort the adjective or f m a limited stay in the Navy with one purpose ro a career at sea George stuck to this am n mind, ' ' bition hut cIidn't let it narrow his activities. He S very prominent in the student organization, wa and one of our hest ciehaters. In the tieici of sports, Surefoot carried the Fort,s banner to the ice of Madison Square Garden and the Championship of the Silver Skates. A numher of really close friends is a sign of a ci George has more than enough to attest to this. His straightforward manner should t him a good berth, as a Deck Qfticer, on the Uhest damn ships atioatf, . great guy, an ge Stucient Council, Dehating Team, President, Swimming Team, Silver Skate Champion '51, Porthoie, Eight Bells, Propeller Club, Cadet. RICHARD JOSEPH ZHVIIVIERMAN 4529 Matilda Avenue, Bronx 20, N. Y. ROLLOQ DICK So round, so firm, so fully packed, Rollo came in September, 1948, bringing with him an in- satiahie interest in sports and a desire to further the coHege,s intramural and intercollegiate athletic Dwgram. Always Willing, Dick contributed great- ly YO athletics during his four years here. Some of his accomplishments have been: conciucing intra- mural events, sports reporting for the Porthoie, and. in the First Class Year, managing of the Varsity hasicethaii team. His non-rated status can prohahiy he attrihutecl f0.his love of the Canteen, card games, and iiioerty. HIS personality and political sensitivity should Combine to make him a success, for, after alt, Why Si10uIcIn't he? gmior Varsity Basketball Team, Manager, Varsity flsleethatt Team, Intramurals, Manager, Intra- mural QUGTUS, Staff, Porthoteg Cadet Painter, Pro- peller Club,