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

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George F. Bradford if ...ii 1 Harold Grosser Assistant Editor Photography Editor EIGHT BELL Here it is! The finished product from the hands of a very harried and tired group of people. Hour after hour spent in the expensive occupation of wasting time and then hour upon hour of the most intense concen- tration extending far into the early morning hours have produced this Eight Bells. Outside of the editors, countless people deserve credit: Marty Mascola and Bob Brown of the Business Staff, Ray Tocci, our man with the camera, and Whea- ton Simis, a general right hand man to the editors. Now that it is in our hands we feel, as we hope you do, that as good a representation of our four years as was possible has been put forth. From all of us on the Staff to our classmates and helpers in the underclass, a big THANKS and best wishes for fair sailing. fm 7' X2 f PQIZVW XT-' f ,, -4 Robert G. Schwieger Sports Editor A. Aymer, J. Nejes, E. Krisher, A. Frornowitz. 85 J. Calahan, M. Schroeder, J. Egan, R. Tocci

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,punk Dennis J. Brennan Art Editor Michael E. Quinto Business Manager ,,, John T. McMurray William T. McMullen C0-Editor i11'ChiCf Co-Editor in Chief A. Frornowitz, A. Aymer, E, Krisher B. Brown, R. Salebee, J. McNamara A. Tractman.

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Club Officers Lane, C. Mclntyre, W. McMullen. GLEE CL UB c'Come and let our swelling song mount like the whirling wind . . . Care and sor- row now be gone, brothers sing onf' Twice a week the strains of Buxtehude and Matthews swell through basement of C Company. To the displeasure of some, and the joy of others, the College Glee Club is rehearsing. In the Spring and Fall, in conjunction with the Band, the Glee Club performs in the Armory for the Cadets and their par- ents and friends. In addition, many com- munity organizations such as the Red Cross, Boy Scouts, and Kiwanis Club call upon the club to enliven their meetings. On the summer cruises, the interna- tional language of music helps the club do its share of representing us ashore. ST ROH CL to RD J. M. L -P - ECOX ane res., C. E. Golding, S E Sabo G R Ge ' C1 D Roll -' R- K. Kortegast T G Connors I R. I l ' ' UUHIHC, G. Boomgaard, R. G. Zimmerman. C. P. Brews- nolly THIRD ROW: P- Camesale: G. Ilupgji A. HillE,brand.IiIe1i2en1ge,1. R. Ccgckjing-Lib., W. J. Beckenhaupt, M, G. Hefvferbni T. Con- ' ' ' Wegefs - . ealy, R. Clauson.