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

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DEPARTMENT A VA L SCIENCE The mission of the Naval Science Department is to present a series of courses to the cadets, concurrent with and supplementary to the professional and academic instruction at the College. Courses in Orientation, History, Ordinance and Gunnery, and Naval Adminis- tration and Leadership may lead to a commission of ensign in the Naval Reserve. Under the command of Cdr. L. Harrison, the men of this de- partment realize that with this knowledge of naval operations will come a greater understanding and cooperation between the Mer- chant Marine Ofiicer and the Naval Officer. Should the need arise, the cadet may slip into either role with equal facility. CDR. J.L. HARRISON, USN Chairman LT. ANTHONY MONTELEONE LT. GINO GALLINA LT STANLEY HIMMEL Instructor Instructor 171-YfVU0f0V LT. jc. CHESTER L. KUEHL LT. JG- DAVID C- CARLSON Instructor 23 Imtmdor

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DEPARTME T DR. HERBERT MILLINGTON Chairman A large part of a Merchant Marine ofHcer's time is spent behind the desk. It is his job to keep financial records, administer personnel, and in general, keep track of the economic problems of his com- pany. This part of our training is under the auspices of the Eco- nomics Departments. Under the direction of Dr. Herbert Millington, this department offers courses in Corporation Finance, Labor Management, Foreign Trade, and Business Management. Cadets are not only taught how to fill out the necessary forms, but also learn how to use sound judgement in making economic decisions. In this way the men of the Economics Department enable the cadets to do the best job possible, and consequently to advance in the competitive business world. 22 AN GELOS C. BALLAS Interne Instructor

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DEPARTME OE PHT ICAL ED UCA TIO In filling out our education and training for the military service or civilian life, coaches Rog Reinhart, Matt Two- mey, and Buz Recordon, in addition to keeping us physically lit, teach us the values of good sportsmanship and clean competition. These character traits, so important in all walks of life, come forth in Intramurals, Varsity Sports, and plain old third period gym. MATTHEW TWOMET MTRON A. RECORD Assistant Przwssor Associate Pnyf il ROGER REINHART Chairman Class rivalries take physical form in Intramurals as each class competes for the Admiral's Trophy and Varsity Sports bring out the whole school's deep seated desire to see their classmates carry the school to victory. An armory full of peo- ple personifies the true goals of the department: good clean fun and keen competition. es sor Instructor ON ROBERT W. VANDERWARKER