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

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KNEELING: CL to RD Millard-Trans. Off., G. Muller-Pres., T. Lawless-Sec. SECOND ROW: R. S. Brown, R. Bauer, D. Schroeder, W. Tuttle, R. Sjokvist, R. Kupper, R. Bernardi, SECOND ROW: T. L. Dewick, W. Calhoun, M. K. Werner, M. G. Hef- fcren, THIRD ROW: R. Miner, L. C. Sirois, B. W. Harlan, J. H. Hagedorn, G. Baum- bach, FOURTH ROW: A. L. Aymer, H. R. Trendel, R. Zimmerman, J. Lennon R. A. Fillare, FIFTH ROW: G. Lupo, D. J. Metzger, G. Cordes, L. Willett, C. Bruckert. f, 2 7 I , 5 . F E 3 e I F E, i. .Q y 5 l 5 l ig. . l. 92 PROP CL The Student Port of the Pro- peller Club of the United States generally promotes an active in- terest in the marine industry at the College. It is significant that ours is the most active Student Port in the nation. The club holds interesting and informative meetings on such topics as labor, mechanization, and opportunities for employ- ment in the marine industry. Prof. Harold A. Parnham and the club ofhcers have done a great deal in effecting the College's continuing recognizance as a high calibre institution in the maritime trade. Vice Admiral Harold C. Moore con- gratulates John W. Anderson upon his retirement as skipper of U.S.S. Constitu- tion on February 19, 1964.

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E WMA CL UB The Maritime College Newman Club is a campus organization for Catholic cadets and is afliliated with the National New- man Club Federation. Prof. Bernard F. Long, faculty advisor, works with the club oflicers in arranging interesting programs. The club makes arrangements for confes- sions, Sunday Mass, Lenten Services, Noc- turnal Adoration, a marriage forum, and other activities. During the Summer Sea Training Period, the Newman Club ofhcers lead Sunday services for Catholic cadets, giving the sometimes needed c'lift', at the end of the work week, before another begins. Yam , ,Q 5-Nf-si 1' FIRST ROW CL to RD F. Ward, W. J. Luckas, J. C. Callahan-Veep, G. M. Cullen Pres., W. A. Ferreira, J. Lennon, R. A. Fillare. SECOND ROW: D. Newman. M. Con naughton, R. Kelly, M. Tobin-Rep., G. Baumbach, G. Boomgaard. THIRD ROW: D P Schroeder, D. Metzger, L. Yanazzo, T. W. Allen, G. M. Ford, Lemerise. FIRST ROW CL to RJ J. K. Callahan, F. Hall-Moderator, E. R. Krisher. SEC- OND ROW: W. schneider, R. Gilman, L. Gfeve. BIBLE STUDY CL UB The Bible Study Club was formed in the. Spring of 1961 with the idea in mind of having a stimulating discussion of God's word, and of providing good Christian fellowship. Feeling that both a head and heart knowledge of God's word is necessary, the Club has adopted Psalms 119:11 as best setting forth its ideals: Thy word have I hid in mine heart, that I might not sin against theefj

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TEAM HIP HI TORICAL In keeping with the maritime in- terests of the college the Steamship Historical Society of America was or- ganized in February, and granted their charter in March 1964. The So- ciety was originally established in 1935, and at present there are six other national chapters, located in Boston, Providence, New York, Phila- delphia, Washington, and Cincinnati. It is the Societyls aim to foster in- terest infhe history of steam naviga- tion. Their aim is being fulfilled by our chapter through research for our new library-museum, field trips to lo- cal maritime museums, Mystic Con- neticut, various ships in the Port of New York and a trip aboard the last sidewheeler. OCIETT E ERS? ROW QL to Rl M' Conaughtont R' Gilman' G' Muller, D' SChrOeCiir,JCcS3ZiZ,RB'AMi'ii1jl iMQZ1,aQ'iZfVb iiewgef T a . V . . , - 1 ge Om, M. G- Heffereni C. E. Golding, M. G. Brown, DA CLNZiiiiiZF,M. K. Werner, R. E. Daley T W Allen J Lennon B W ar Pewisk, C. C. Youngren. THIRD ROW: M. E. Walter, an: PJ. O,Brien, R. Kelly, A. Allocco, R. Miner.