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

Text from Pages 1 - 302 of the 1974 volume:

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After this the importance of a well- armed garrison at Throgg's Neck was finally realized by the Federal govern- ment for the purpose of protecting the East River approach to New York City. Construction on a fort was started in 1833, eight years later. lt was designed to accommodate a garrison of 1,250 men and to take the shape of an irregular pentagon. lt was built of granite, laboriously hauled from Greenwich, Connecticut. The fort was, upon completion twelve years later, the finest example of the French-type sea-land defense in the United States. Of particular interest are the circular stairways which were constructed purposely to spiral upward to the right so that the defenders would have free use of their right hands while an enemy, if he reached the inside of the fort, would be forced to use his left hand to wield a pistol or sabre. lt was early morning in the rnarzfifsf, 'Va' Separaied ir'r,fq,Qg's lleclf frorr: the 'nai'.a'1 The mist was settled lon ofer the get 'J' lard and the encircling Spend f- aenvf fre' knee-deep in mud. charging his rfle fm' U7 powder, and forcing his tired eyes to yay open. Suddenly the mist lifted and 'Jfl'!E'riEC e fleet of haughty British warshsps anchored off the Neck. Numerous landing boats :raffl- rned with Ftedcoats eased toward shore - the alarm was sounded' The meri-of-na' shot volley after volley, ripping up the mud and reeds that hid the sleepless Ftebels. ret still the defenders fought, one thought only I dominated their minds - tlfollow l-ieatr. s orders and destroy the bridge. '1- twig' gi if T353 'ff . M' ' Ulf . .1 sale: 4444? ,pf I. ,S .3 we' it 511547 1'f:..l2' 5 '65 TEST? 2.3 t iiilli Q is musty iran tn. ' -1.1 at 5'Bnin: giflsrmw T113 mu' 1 C: 'N in nlkg' ,ightwr hitter 'Xi Q 'Na N i N lt, The land side approach was over a . draw bridge, after the medieval castle. If attackers forced the bridge they entered ' ' T1 a long tunnel with narrow slits on each 35 - I A V side for riflemen, who would be able to Sr' - ,V pouraheavyfire upon any attacking ii 'Q force from that quarter. Tunnels were 'cgi wg' built under the fort, sealed by stone trap Its- ,. 'ry V fn, jg doors. They connected all points, so that 5, T v .,',g f my i troops could be moved safely to ani V - ' 'jf threatened areas. 1 . G ' it Vw 'L we 4 if cut. 'B . 7. , ' rl it 4 P- vw . X , I 1 if , x fl' ' , , , '-'px , i 'il in lbfnii .is .wobble vrsfeutow w .' 'Y , Vu the t fist 'inet .iticitxich Fur? Cf mia- R 1 ', , x , f 1.5 4 xxjis built riizvffix opposite Sptylxfa' ,if Su g Q .f , l W t ,I A -T' Xiiilvts Vuiiit View 5 tt NJ wi ftp: i,. V Q, , V . , ' Q 4 fi at it in . ia' Qt N? -R . 'bil . Qi i'N9l 3 wills .iii-l .1 ful' to ui Cid '1'iT.li liql5'i:1 'wat 'ii . ,. fin it'-fi twat'-K filer' xifu- fain trqixelet- E' x 'Ihnf jf' .lritiilfh '- H '.t1pali- ami 4 is ,.i.x, :tart-t 1 ll lt itll t N ' 9. ..'.' ' A 1 unnel Under L. I. 1-ve me Vnscovgrzev A MQ, . Q .5555 ..tt.oNe,lst.An-gf JI, - .QW oun . SOUND- S' - -x -P 1-' . .- ,-.Q-qt. T75- '7'.', - -eff-f--imzf 'ffflffig Fort Totten Passa gewa y Ma--, w 5 . . I F D . ,A-. an Dzscovered . . . A gam! T , . jf fi-f?1v Q -7 A-51.4 F- it ,111-.1 ' Q 1 7g...1,'- ..zg+',7gn','1 g 23? :eg BY AMY POWELL gn -fav: -. -fn,.f1t'-,211 or 1 ' 'P B557 S773 a -544' ' 'iif:i-ff - P53 - ' bf ' fin .,.d7f..5:6 ?1 I-ii . . . . . n -' ' ti?-,2 -ts. The sergeant-manor he showed hns gnrl frnend - 22317 ,Q ' 3:45251 .ir--51 - xf..-' - - - - - '.7'.1,-'lF! f'?:'r f'.if- Tl P swore nt was true when the tunnel . . . and both 16. 'ici if-rl . . ' .. Em--,A , ,- -- . 1:.f31g - he announced he had of them stnll remember nt. , j fs '2 ' ':,gij5Q,n..,.5 1 discovered a tunnel Another Queens man . .. . 517 ': '4:'3vJ,'s.Lg.7j,'. 3. 9-.-j,-,,41Qzq,.'1m'-q ' -,iff '. ' A331 ' q.f :.Z,'QL under Long Island sand that when he was ff T' - . 'Jae n. t ' nf 14 .1 4 .111 --n,g'tI'5!n5 Sound. chnef bugler at the fort, v--c---ffl'-rf5'-if--'li-jg 5-1 '--3.-Q .gf..5g5,33g,?g It was a secret pas- the tunnel was used for 'X r f-335' ,,,,, sageway, he sand, run- bugle practice. Its . '3gjQw----:.',, --L-,' , -..3'3.2, Ham' . . . ,'n'Z,N ' ' Q''1f.g:-gg'-.f?7f:'i'f1219 341- ff'-I I' '. ' h Q ,'-.-,rf-ff: T nnng from Fort Totten nn depths, he sand, 'Af gf 'JUTTQ , g Bayside to Fort Schuyler drowned out the noises. - 4 I s-TZ' .4 in the Bronx and that it There is a land tunnel was big enough to ride a at the Wnnnefs Point fort Certainly Useless now, practice. It took its fnrst horse through. . . if you're careful at the cor- hers. lt was the city's first vehicular tunnel, he con- tinued, built around 1862 by Civil War sol- diers working on the old fortress at Totten. Since his discovery back in 1937, the tunnel is rediscovered every few years and revives some lively discussion. WHEN OUESTIONED yesterday about it, Col. Stanley F. Griswold, deputy post commander at the fort, said: lf there is such a tun- nel, it must be a top drawer secret. l don't know a thing about it. But, if l do discover one, l'll let you know immedi- ately. Most of the colonel's predecessors have described the tunnel story as the oldest and most persistent rumor that ever hung over the fort. But with each redis- covery of the Civil War relic, new evidence crops up. NOT LONG AGO, an enlisted man from Flush- ing reported that when he was stationed at Tot- ten during World War I, and it runs under the knoll between the bar- racks andthe old for- tress at the waterfront. It was built so that the .trip back and forth between the two places could be made under cover . . . and out of sight of the enemy. . The fortress end of the tunnel is damp and water-smelling and it was from there that the under-water passage was supposed to lead to Fort Schuyler. 'BOTH FORTS were originally designed to control the inside water approach to the city. Sit- uated at the narrowest part of the Sound, fire from the guns of both could easily have raked the stretch of water bew- teen them. The war ended before the Oueens fortress was finished. No guns were ever mounted there. No Confederate battleship ever sailed between its iron-shuttered portholes and those of its sister fort across the water. The two probably would have been effec- tive in protecting New York from an enemy attack from the Sound in 1865 . . . but they are Four good rounds from enemy ships 40 miles away would surely finish them today. BEFORE 1857, Willets Point was owned by the Willet family and was used as a farm and sum- mer residence. Charles, who gave the point its name as well as that of the highway that leads into the fort itself, is bur- ied just inside the walls. He is said to be the only civilian interred inside a military fortress. Totten was named in honor of Brigadier Gen- eral Joseph G. Totten, an officer in the Engi- neers, who was killed during the battle for Vera Cruz in the war with Mexico. After the Civil War, the fort became the site of Grant General Hospital and assigned there dur- ing that period was Major Walter Reed . . . one of the discoverers of yellow fever and after whom the Washington Army hospital is named. At a later date, Briga- dier General H. S. Abbott, who com- manded the fort, devel- oped a seacoast search- light used in the first illu- mnnated night target test in 1872 and func- tioned perfectly. DURING the 1880s, experiments with the Sims fish torpedo were conducted there. Propelled by electric- ity, the long black torpe- does raced through the water at the incredible speed of ten miles an hour . . . playing havoc with the morale of the local fishermen. Fort Totten's designer was Captain Robert E. Lee, who was later to command the Confeder- ate Armies in the Civil War. But the history books are silent on whether Lee's plans called for a tunnel. Maybe there is a good reason for it. After all, the tunnel was a wartime secret. And the tunnel was a logical answer to the problem of getting men across the Sound. It might even be there . . . and like the ser- geant-major said . . . you can crawl 500 feet through it if you know the entrance. General Macljougal Hospital 1 PUR T SCH U YLER 1860's liusputa ,ge r Q-K , I 1milW' ld E Iwuse ,I By 1861, the fort, which had been named after General Philip Schuyler, who in 1777 paved the way for the defeat ot Gentlemen Johnny Burgoyne, was garri- soned by engineers who sur- vived and surveyed until 1865 when it was turned over to artil- lerymen. Later, during the Civil War, it was converted to the McDougall General Hospital which was soon afterward destroyed by fire. I -v ii Tank l-louse and Old Windmill Officers Quarters as ,r W'-eff is 1 Q ,. ly V r- 'rw' ii W ,gift M .mmf J? rig, ,Y : .'?' r 2:z x lm was M UI' + 'b S?'1',- wffv 1 , . D ' Q 1 1 +-17... 'Q ,Q . . . . 1 A F St. Marys Gurudecklooklng forward starboard side. 'illflf 1 T nr X '1....s: ff! ,f ff f M Avbmig' ,,,..,. H nl . .i ' :nad g im, W 'N-0 ... V X' .-. 521 Marys in Drydoctk xx 5 This article in l-larper's Monthly for August 1879 gave the following description of the daily routine on board the ST. MAFZYS during the months spent in port at New York: All hands are sharply called at six o'clock in the morning, or four bells, the hammocks are lashed and stowed away, the decks are swept, and at seven o'clock each boy is expected to appear at inspection with a clean face and hands and smoothly brushed hair. Meanwhile the berth-deck is per- vaded with the grateful odor of tea, coffee, mush, and fresh I bread. The galley is for'ard, and the cook is busy with the large simmering coffee kettles that surround him. The portable tables are Ushippedf' which means, in the vernacular of the sea, that they are placed in position, and at half past seven breakfast is served, under the supervision ofthe master-at-arms. The boys in a mess act as its cook in rotation. The incumbent washes all dishes, brings the food from the galley, and apportions it, and if any one is dissatisfied with his own place, he may demand an exchange with the cook. Between eight otclock, when breakfast is finished, and nine, the cooks scour the dishes and tables, while the others clean up the decks, sweeping or holy-stoning them according to the day. At nine the executive officer scrutinizes the mess gear, which is spread out for his inspection, and after a lesson from the Bible has been read, the academic exercises of the day are begun. The recitations and exercises are closed at half past eleven, and recreation is allowed from then until dinner-time, an hour later. The dinner consists of soup, fresh meat, vegie tables, and hard-tack, served not in separate courses, but in one dish. The quality is good, and the quantity ample. From one o'clock until half past one all hands are occupied in clean- ing decks, etc., and at half past one the school exercises are resumed, continuing until four o'clock. A supper of tea or coffee, with fresh bread and butter, is served at tive o'clockg and until nine o'clock, when t'turn in is piped, a few simple duties and recreations occupy the time. The berth-deck is warm and comfortable. There is a piano, which never lacks performers during the hours of recreation, and there is a model printing- press, and a small collection of good secular books. Smoking is not forbidden, some urchins may be seen puffing away at their pipes as though they fully appreciated the charms of the habit. Occasionally a reception is held, the gundeck is cleared, and draped with bunting, a band is hired from thecity, and partners are selected from the invited company of pretty girls. s.9 Xe 4, ,A it .rm is ,Q ,W toy? '25, gi an at-Wi '41 fi- iw jrw1ltGlOl'ElQlT ports xisited. social lite was similar tw that in New New ei New London lheie were also sightseeing excursions. West aetlxities being organized hx the N'lXrlCA ei' seine benevolent gggiety catering to seamen. Sufficient time was spent in port at Seetnhameton and Leldaxie to allow eaeh watch at least three er fear days in London and Pans. inevitably, in spite ot dire warnings and admonltions, some D05 s would have to sample the attractions Qt the seanw side ot the w atertront and women ot easy virtue, lf' QM f vwvw, I W 4 A .,,,,4v-U -I A ,V,4.,,,V.r ' I i 5 t L 4 l A .,'- . - ff , ' ,,, ' ' -fi . me A f-7 f A , V .3 ' - ,SLA -, , , - f ..,, . - 1 1 'F Nmhi ' r nf' f' l L ' .. 5' i !x!'w' Xbiltgtifeqg-rffiif-ri-f Nr-wi J, lrswyiyvf-ff'?f ' 4,7 4 . i ,' s4 .M -K, . Q uct. xl If -,..,,QxA2LJ i A , ,I ', we i ,, ' w5L4:'.vi-S, -as .A 1--P.. ' ,W .,,., , ' , 1 ..,, .Br , f' 4.34 . T.. 1 Q X1-.-vc: ii? - ,, f W ' r 'B 1 ' 'V .,,, 1' - '- ' f A'--, n -.aff-is A X' I ' ZMA? ,'V,x 4 rfvgw ' 44 , w 'i -1 1- 20 ,E ' I f'31? 'f, '.QZ'Q, 'ff 5 ' in .sub 12' 4'f': .Mt S, x -. 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The Newport was a composite vessel, wood sheathed with copper below the water line, to prevent fouling, with a steel superstructure. After service in the U.S. Navy in various capacities, in 1908 the Newport was loaned to the N.Y.C. Board of Education to replace the St. Marys. ln 1913, she was transferred to the N.Y. State Nautical School. She continued as 13 schoolship until 1931 when she was deactivated at the Puget Sound Navy Yard at Aberdeen, Wash- ington. All during its service as a schoolship the Newport provided practical training for deck and engineering cadets as well as serving as a school building tor theoretical instruction. tu .. 5 1 , qt, . I ' J 3 62 When the last of the sails were furled, the old St. Mary's was supplanted by the barkentine-rigged gunboat Newport, engine-powered and lively in any sea. From 1908 to 1931, the Newport carried Cadets on foreign cruises. England, France, Germany, the Canal Zone - all knew ner white null and sleek lines. XWXWSY 41 Q, I . 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'flu ala?-fsgr?g'5v i ' ln 1896, the fort was mod- ernized with a poured-con- Crete tower to provide a line of vision for electrically-fired mines. The fort has the distinction of being the only continental post fired upon since Fort Sumter. During the Spanish- American War a British tramp steamer was coming in with- out her signal flags flying. Fort Totten fired a warning shot across its bow but it rico- cheted and hit Fort Schuyler on the upper east wing. r r i P 'vw V! V L r - 1, . 1 4 f r- mrs g, , , , H r r,yr, , , it r ' ts ff? E my if r Q ' myrig- L , f , 1 ' ' -ff f rv .Vw t ' 4 i. .M ,otylgf l , -L-. f if 'H ff i - S, A , ff ,gi ,YIA g ,I 2 1 Gust L Ktwgs- V .1 qv, ffm -t .. 1. ,TM Z, After this and until 1934 found the fort unoccupied to any great , y yy extent. lt became a favorite spot for sightsee'ers and Sunday pic- nickers to explore. 13 t-1 QP' 5 ,F While outwardly the main building remains much the same, with the exception of the roof, the interior has been completely transformed, y Q' wt if - U ? f v V - f ' 'QM , ,m . . i'4 ',,- ' E ,l t, A me ,Refi I f ',f g,,fi1, 5' Q . 'sf r , 4, VN t - Z'- ,-iq -f- Q-Z1 H ,.f,'lH.-QW '- A r V l DY 5-,, . . K M, 1 5 ,v-,YQ W !k-,V-fl 4, ui 1' Z vii ' in .1 tt. .ticunu the tcititituttrnit Illttiltv iatpfvxeittents next hidden tv xiew were made Gne ot the tirst ions was the iernnyal ot S1000 cubic xards of earth and sod from the FOOT and stripping the Lwiitflt arches underneath t t tvs?-at 1 . t , . ,. L 1 , .1 . ,, x 5 ' ,V W 1 W F V 12 ,,,W,,V ,, , L yds,-,-, ,. g -i' , A 1 y.. F- - ..t iv' E' 1 .. f. , - 5 cv ' ,N . ,rfb t , rr' u My ,,, .t A. A F G 1 ! 1 ,nav i . ,L ,Qt Q Av 7 l J t wg 1 t t r y Mag. . 1. Y f if 9 Q Nil An important lop was the con- struction of the new pier for the accommodation ofthe training ship, This pier is 550 feet long and 40 feet wide, with an approach ZO feet wide, all of reirforced concrete equipped .wth mooring gear -,i' Y . , ,lug Q 1-I A L ' 1, . ,- ' , V if t 1 t fu '. -1 f ,- . it tftYf.J , ' f' 0 41 Xt, f' tl t f 11 44 .434-. ln the summer of 1934, the WPA, began its reconstruction program. Work was continued until merely a shell ofthe original rustic fort was left that was deemed safe and sani- tary bythe Board of Inspectors. Electricity, sanitary flushing and drinking systems, ventilators, air ducts, and other modern conven- iences necessary to transform the fort into a twentieth century mari- time training school were intro- duced. 'sq-' nl ,,.'2,' ,i-4 121, ,, is . 1 . 4,2 I 1 3 AQN? ' ic' I Training ship at dock together with the floating annex the Schooner Guilford Fl Pendleton C 1937 The name of the school was changed in 1929 to the N.Y.S. Mer- chant Marine Academy and in 1931 a new training ship was assigned. The USS PROCYON, renamed the EMPIRE STATE l, was 5,500 gross tons of vessel which provided the school with facilities for enrolling 160 cadets. For the first time in the history of the school, the training ship did not carry sail. Leaving Brooklyn Navy Yard. ,.. -3,,,...-ff.,-.L-A-,::,.,,M N. , ,, ay ' '- -'Mff...m,.,.f, H T M9 I I ! L X .I A Y I 1. 9 I if 'ff-f ...I Lrg 9005 D .-, 2-42.- 1...-n9 ' ,Vp -- i NN-M95-X ga N 9 f .1-,.. 5'7 L I ,Q Adqustmg the iresh water czonden ser at-Gard srup ly Une hundred and twelve years later, the chill still settles low over the same jul ol land and encircling Sound. Cadets bend low in the Inner Gorge during morning calisthenics and try to force their tired eyes to stay open. Suddenly the mist lifts . . , friendly British warships ride past in the well-buoyed channel going toward Hell Gate and numerous fishing boats bob gently in toward shore. The fort now has its historyg a history which has been written, far away from its historic site, by over a thousand graduates who have car- ried . . . on the proverbial seven seas, the tac- tical and human assets which they received while being trained at NYSMC. r. W--is 5 i Lg i' u f . . ,, fm, if ' ' ,ff 1'-.J A ,, , 16.4, 4'4'f,.,f?'.,7 7 1 7 gl , , ,4 , .e 1 M mf, , 1, 1 ' 1 , ' J 415 Machine Shop Behind the Armory. .:-1 Y -1 sq, j 'HP I if A4f 4 .4 ,w Q. ,Q , , 4 1 ,v 7 ., 4 gf -..t I XX, .A ,,, 'sf' hp- . ?'m. 4.4. ,knim-n-nf DEITIES 1 , P '1' Q 'W 1 Yi 7 1 EMPIRE STA TE II 1946 1956 On Dec. 9, 1944 the l-lydrus CAKA 285 was commissioned. She was designed and equip- ped as an auxiliary combat cargo assault ves- sei. l-lydrus had a turbo-electric twin screw drive, a cruising range of 10,000 miles and a top speed of 18 knots. She was 426 feet long and displaced 6000 to 8000 tons. Her war service included duty with the Pacific 5th Fleet at Guadalcanal, Okinawa and l-lawaii. She served as a troop carrier to China. After her war service she was returned to the east coast for decommissioning. On March 26, 1946 the l-lydrus was turned over by the Navy to the War Shipping Adminis- tration who in turn turned over the l-lydrus to the N.Y.S. Maritime Academy -where she was renamed T. S. Empire State. As the Empire State it made its first post war foreign training cruise in 1946 followed by summer cruises until 1956. ...- f 5 9-1 . Ki tl N ltll Ull 'w--1 57,1 sy-ss, '13 ,.h E bf'-n Hsmwm P+-X, Ju 'ffgjw--'fi aifwn...-fmfvf x ' 'Ji WI, -1-u-guns uu- ,H -7. an ,,,,, .7 14.1 1 --,ur-1--'11-' L......... I a.., ',...L ... I ..-,4mIL....-,--.,lz,- QM,- an In n f,..N 'if +.,.,, 1 'ov A.-awk. um. A 1 gg- L ., .. fb, ' F5 Eff 'Ria EMPIRE STA TE III 1956-1960 The USS. Mercy was launched on March 25, 1943 and con- verted to a modern hospital ship. She was 416 feet in length, 60 feet beam with a designed speed of 15.3 knots. The Mercy was manned by Navy personnel and staffed by US. Army medical personnel. She participated in Leyte, Philip- pine lslands landings Oct. 22 to Dec. 16, 1944 and in the assault and occupation ot Okinawa, April 19-May 17, 1945. The Mercy served as a hospital ship until May 17, 1946 when she was decommissioned and turned over to the US. Army where she served with the Army Transport Service until Feb. 1950 when she was laid up by the Maritime Administration in its reserve fleet in the James River. On May 23, 1956 Marad turned the vessel over to the Maritime College as a training vessel and renamed Empire State lll and as such was used for summer training cruises until 1960. v 4. ' I -ff -is Ik 1 .Uh v , f g I Il 44 if LM .lv a -' . 'dull awww Shah. ' als... E. fi . 4 i fi it .--V an -. 1 . ' 1 ?fh 3gef rz'se sf: The EMPIRE STATE IV is the former USNS HENRY GIRBINS of the Military Sea Transport Service. Built in lngall's Shipyards, Pascagoula, Miss., she served as a troop transport during World War ll and on MSTS routes until assigned to the State University Maritime College in December 1959. The modified C-3 has accommodations for 340 cabin pas- sengers and 740 troops. The 12,000 ton ship is 489 teet in length with a beam ot 69 feet. l-ler geared steam turbine devel- ops 8500 horsepower at a cruising speed of 16 knots. Aboard the EMPIRE STATE IV are facilities for laboratory ses- sions and marlinspike seamanship, marine engineering, com- munications, and electronic aids to navigation as well as a recently installed meteorology and oceanography laboratory. 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V A, M., W ,Uk 'Od 1 I ,, '..g,1.:f' . , Vw na' '-I4 rn AQ! ,Mm , A- Wfx91+f1W'-- '15J.g': ,li ij, V .1 f, -. A . ml '-.Jw V QQ ff, Y QU,-, This world is not conclusion A sequel stands beyond Invisible as music , e But positive as sound , . . Emily Dickinson A pn- ,V 3 M' .fr 'IZ X Pl-an f .M-P, .5 FACULTY 9.1.1.4 na.- X 1 f . Y' ' J' ' ADM NISTRA TIO rx-J' fgx-,,f Sl f ju-f , i 'un La.-Q 1 an uf. amy ., ,4 MQW W y -1 WKWQY 74 ff, , ,,-grunt?-' ' H-'- 1 4 bk-an-Q an-14 Xe 'V SO LOUIS R. CAMP Director of Business Affairs F? THOMAS CEWKNEY i Direcztor iii Aijiinissii iris PHD? Wil eie,i,f-wifi fd ',,i1ifiEj2.e. P' V Acting Vine Preziderii for Acedernif, Affairs HOWARD L. ENGUSH JP Regisirer V , df I If ' f'-3 7's ' ' H -. A- I 11 fi J.-. 4 MILTON GINSBURG Business Gificer RF AI TC X IE VR is ES, he r Q., .fy , ,e 'M if ROBERT A. HOGG public Relations CAPT. eEnALo J. NoLAN Director of Administration and Commanding Officer of Training Ship Q .-,'--,-,.3- ,V ,f', MICHAEL F. I-IAINES Director of Continuing Education VA' , f , mr ' , ',.1.4V ,- ' ' , I WILLIAM H. BREVCORT College Counselor 'A Ri CAPT. WILLIAM P. TGRAN DEAN OF STUDENTS LT. CDR. GARY RUSSELL . Q , .N I, ' 7 .M E LT. RAYMOND E. HOFFMAN I I I I I LT. P. A. SARANDINAKI LORAINE DIECKMANN LT. RICHARD H. CORSSON I 5 JANIS KRASTINS LIBRAR Y ALVI NA M. KALSCI-I JONG JIN YI WALTER A. NELSQN l I - I I 3 Q LT. R J. RALAK f I-I I I 1 4 ,.. 34. . RONAI IT C ROWIMIAN CDR. RCDBERT E. MALANEY . ' NROTC UNIT LT. JOHN E. PRAIRIE LT. GASTON LT. ROBERT G. HOLIHAN M Y R O N A. R E C O R D O N R ROGER REINI-IART - Chairman P . I-I I L I R ' ra d e J F Q N Q-2. 0 N C E ED NE GP A N DR. JOHN J. FOODY - Chairman IA NR T EM RE IN N T G QWBUART PERGAMENT PROP. AARON KRAMER It all comes out in the wash. PROP. NORMAN VVENNEGAL Here we go! PROP JOHN MATHIESON N. 4 - .flyl , 'mf 'Q .- 1 Q-4 .'f af- -..Q xp. . . . nil be A' . SUN .' . -. .X +X' 1 :X -,ga 5 . 5.5 PW .fix:. ':'x:i .S --Q X.'f'1Fi1 A A A .X X 'gig ax.-xg-. . 1 mu . - A -L . , . 9 X- QS 1 , W, , .R ,, . X .NF K x. . Xi.. ,. .X W. R . X, . . X. Q -X -- . 9.5 Q. ' X-.-ww. . X .1m4m. - Nik .xlalkf X- A S. xx. SON 1 -S ww w. 5 I F L 95 PROP. JOSE FEMENIA Time is the most precious variable. mv , Q- 1-no O 10? ev- -H D A N- l PROP EDWARD PFLEGING Chief , QD! ff NICK I 6 5 DYEVITCH 1st Asst Engr , .., , CONRAD YDUNGREN See you in church! I f A ' Z7 'uv- 1 D fy 1, i DR. JOSEPH G. MCNEILL JOHN CARRDTHERS Father Steemw f V 4 .4 5 ,N 4' Q G 1 I -ax .Su W' 4'1- gg. .1 1 'w 5-. ' - .M- 7 'ln . 5 P11 THOMAS TOMALO EDWARD C. FZONE X ,, . 1 M Xl ' PATRICK DINATALE Dean-of-Tools D. MASTFROMARINO G. A. SEIRMARCO 5 fi 4 1 5 ...J li -'ZH 1 l ..--ii -,.... SCIENCE DEPARTMENT PROP. JOSEPH D. LONGOBAFKDI DR ALVIN E. KINNEY DR. FRED C. HESS ree-tings!. . .All isvv ,f.', 'J' DR MEIF2 DEGANI ax 'H in Y sv sz J A Y R S C H W A R 4, . 'Rf 3 T ::i,l Z 3- N A ' PROP. SALOMON LIVEFZHANT . U ff PWD? MFQYF R BOUSCHEF? 'Q' DP JIN WOOK OHUNG PROP. LEONARD O. OAMBLEP 1 DP. JOHN P. SOHPOEDEP V f vas. DR. JOSEPH BISHOP PROP VITO M. CIFIOHIELLO ,H . PROF. CHARLES THOR ,X fx, AUSTIN L. DOOLEY DR. JANET POMERANZ DR. RAYMOND C. SEITZ C I SEYMOUR NEUMAN CHARLES F. FROMME JR If 3-X ,- 'V PROP. LESTER A. DUTCHER - Chairman ,mxAx Rv MARINE TRANSPOR TA TI ON DEPAR TM EN T FRANK VV. MUELLER R . L - !!lN in!! .iw H f I' PROP. HERBERT MILLINGTON JGHN C. HART FRIEDA W. SHAVIRO Q ? l1ULzLNl.. MLAVUY Lf . 4 I-Iovv's everything at TNT PROP. HAROLD A. PARNHAM JR today? CThroggs Neck Techy' K Q PROP. GUY J. DESIMONE .X . PPEUF PHILIP R SMUKL ER 'Hn 42:91 JAMES E. HALL MARC R. GENTINE DR. W. DWIGHT TODD Chairman H D U E M P A A N R I T T M 1 15 E N DR. EDWARD GRAHAM 7 J ,A .JDNATHAN MOLOFSKY PROP ROBERT VVAGONER DR. MICHAEL KENNEDY PROF. KAREN IVIARKOE DR. JOEL J. BELSON PROP. THOMAS HIDALGO ,V .QW W , DR. RICHARD J. CURTIS PROP. LOUIS J. PHILIPS I I l I fi 1 A ,Y ,, V ,, , V' .-1 , ll, L - , .. 1 4.1, -1 vj . ,, gg: I - -QQ 1.5 - . ul al . , fxfQ.'- .' ,.. , .!'1. i ,N 13 , . -5. . .PU af . - . .Av v - , , I' ,RA , . . -, ' ' , N , -X' lx. X. - fy , , , I I I THOUGHTS om CADET n Ad I give one quick glance before leaving an I , g today . . V. ' ' g ' My feelings and emotions can be summed up thisway. . . . ' A The years that have just slipped away I call my calender of time . . . . A ' 1 Like Ian uary, February and March, I remember my thoughts so well . . . ' ' 1 k A n lust saying goodbye to my warm world of g childhood, I suddenly find . . . . The buildings. of stone and steel, to build this body and mind . . . I H Alas, it is April, May and Iune, but wait, what is this Isee . . . Ah yes, I am no longer the baby of this group I am in my second year now and it's time for' new recruits . 5 . ' Look at those sad little faces, the word is out we are brutes . . . ' july August and September, what a beautiful time of year . . . True my head is crammed of knowledge . . . With a cruise thrown in here and there . . . But soon, I will be out of here . . . October, November, December is finally here That great big world is mine out there . . . But why do I have this lump in my throat . . . My vision is blurred, am I going blind . . . The sun is shining, yet my cheeks are wet . . . After four years, is that what I find . . . Oh God! I know . . . It's the Ianuary of my time . . . ' k DBHoose , . L- 7 ' ,' ,ff- ' 1 . ' .1514 1 4, ' V . f hxW '7 A 1 - . , :Q-V' ,J . 4- - ' - - , ' 51 , ,., ' T1-115 CE5 ,-I-E NNIA C LAS S O P 74 ., .,, - , . Q4 A -t '.,x,j' .F 'V ' f' . ' ' V eil. l F, J . U. 1442? , at 9 ' M X, -L.l B ..- l SN B -K g Q b.'.f N ' N' X by-, Z ' 5 l JAMES ARDU5 Bachelor of Science Nuclear Engineering ljley Clow and mom moved ll 'Li nfi :JH fi' Pumpkm, was it a good healthy one gidesn - You Zlpl Lotsa great guys in this fiVV.S. 2B. Thahksttojall of you who made life here a - Thanks to my farhjlyfand Good Luck to all - Keep 3 i . f I fa y if li ll'W A' IOHN MICHAEL ASCIENZO Bachelor of Science Meteorology and Oceanography MQ QE R hdvbu iwhere , ay, we could only get a two Dutcher - 2M8rO - Lock the - Not again, Ed - Link - ADO - Wel- Where's Jay never paid the rent - You Yfiours GVQEYWQQVG 'e only 6 'Q 'Ql1 fTf Steen between cruises? - Nice Kid?-DQS Hay - Sure we , just -- s V A Ito spgmggiegend, -Two unevent- ,ig l f . , g ig 'inifibf time on other such i , i i Q ru-,gil a M 5, W ,W 1 M-,fl fu 0-'ogy CLA UDIO R OMANO AZZARO Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation C Platoon Commander, 4D3 Lake 5 The Captarn and Me Wfoor 8 2a,gl'assesg Cheese True salt The odd couple Phone call to heaven. ,m ff! BRASS KNUCKLES i built my armor with STEEL tears and BRASS broken dreams, and bravely marched off into battleg a battle which l created - ln a Hope of unhardenlng yet with each new encounter my exterror grew lnward then l came upon some strange sun worshlpper a glorlfler of the day who stood directly ID my path and quletly calmly called lor me He glanced at my attlre but dvd not que-stron offered me a flower Instead of a 'sword a d door my acceptance Stood f Kl dlane rr water 'snug mx nav'-13' DA VID ALLEN BAR TO Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering Editor-in-Chief ot Centennial Yearbook, 1st class representa- tive to Centennial Planning Committee, President of Photogra- Palma .y .' one '73 on the t the sawdust and oatmeal . . . . Thoughts otybeooming a watch officer . . C 'Astronomy .Space . . 4 years with one Going to Pittsburg With John tor the ride only . . programs for Mattyy Stuie, Jett, Artie, da Ves, Joe, THANKS Mom and Dad for everything. ,,,.,- ,. 1- , Z x' J, I Z 1 I I I , 4, L, ' i . A I ff,-WV -dsx, l ' ff l U i Qs 11001 nmsaamtlff' XXX ,fly o lb ' .J - 11'TT'l 1l' Qllfllllvn CELL? f,'gE?4f I 1f'1 I 1 5 lr ff 'Lf N on f f K I 1 it M Cx 'X ' 1 is Q 6 A X s' 1 C . N lv 'Lvl J a W --1-2-.-'Q-1 A F ' '35 4' -'-'W Q21 f Q 'bfi RICHARD ALAN BECK Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering v1I' abuse? Ginny VGQQQSTMOV 'DQ v :5 ,fm ML, ur I ,, 'WV ' 4,,Mf ng' 'wn3sm....-,ff 'fr....Jy' ROBER T AR TH UR BE CKMAN Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering E F i i ig, Ffh mv Q. . ,fr J 5 , ff X 2 W ,,..-,W .,., , f. V Qpwhfvx 2 P:f'i3'Aii? 3,2 X 4 li ,V QAZQA, 'ix' gg. 'ig-4,5 , jpg, I , , P , a new uy a gyegaya division offi Iicense,i'bzEiTtaIiOn chief Of staff, C fyif' fx. - I Q n N F E i r N... Ulf - ' eine ' re -X. . Yagi? ,I YD P FEM? I From a MAHM OOD BILLAH Bachelor of Engineering Naval Architecture horizon Bangladeshi Q . . Admi- o. .M.l.T.?o. . .Hope Marine Last but not eveis more on the cjeclg Sigpd c rl wn Sw. Q . .n Xx.B Xxcxx lit hd: g foam home 3 2 1 PHILIP CHARLES BLA U VELT Bachelor of Engineering Electrical Engineering O.J., The Blav, TROOPER Four Years of Crew, IEEEE earth end -Wareg M, ,One equnatftlemper of heroic hearts, Made weak by time and fate, but strong To strive, toseek, to find, and not to yield. Alfred, Lord Tennyson 1'5 Tigf 54 ' eg f N- 2.i' r ,.i. - tw . - ' ' ' A , ' A I 'i P' t, s CH R15 TOPH E R PE TER BR ENN N Bachelor of Engineering Naval Architecture Cmet DG :Str a -M r' Wt ' r. Pershing Drtll Meet Ohi- 'oo Dal U' UC ew C lice Society, Dance E, Maritime WfY1l'7O IN or cruisel decdsdb DONOOVGI having a few git for Spring Weekend Charlie and l Did I hear 'Chuck' Charlie? .John Cormier, and playing hall is going to sleep at Rich 5 vodka collins me. Going out in Mallorca with GQ, ROQf:affgQgQirdr X- ano Flon buying us flowers and IM' hisin the Merina wma tasting Ralph ' :tgwas a goocl ntght. - de' there was the time during rrigg year on neU1-Emimwrgot caughtiiarthe Police lvsena. Na: Clfylshno 1 sir' wlgyv with may bar and the water the 4 it is Out it ts. that Charlie, Char- John . Lucid 35, ROBER T I. BRIEN Bachelor of Engineering Electrical Engineering 2: love ll other people a W Keep your family strong - ut s you Don't ever break a promise it ca MM E Dor1'tl eV5fTohea'l yourself- always do you :X 531 wa E 7 - ,..f , l 1 5 i 4 .1 N - N N .Tx K. XQAX x: wx, We-N x slew? God Bless You All Good Luck in Everything You Do. Z yohk ,I -Q IOHN NIICH H, B U FFING TO N Bachelor of Science Meteorology and Oceanography S anne ' Y R O .. , . IQ. .Q Pittsburgh andBaHentme. ma rch. . .3,2,1M8lO the waiter . . . Gardens . . Q. buf to whom of a belief plac don't Wel- like Y M GIGQMQIG el n 1 Heaven - back on the farm. N 4 'H'-SJ , , 'iff MICHAEL EUGENE BURLINE DW A Pumpkin, Schwants Pr. il -- Mug year on c-2 with Dickie and LA , in sl. HQ Lacrosse games. 8 to a nigh o is here hanks E M A , Mr. ang Mrs. Mort. E Mr. and Mrefifafuri. Mr. and Mrs.,Marchesani AND MOST OF ALL THANKS MOM AND DAD. -, ...,..N,,,.. , , M,Y,L,ff , , ik ,,., an -,MW ' YQ i l . Rs DA wo RAPHAEL CHALSQN Bachelor of Science Meteorology and Oceanography L,f it gf 44... 'A ,I 6 f The Atlanti 1 Miss .Ac. X 1 e ' is, is me Cnal, Pnily Greaser IDO, Faculty - Student workshop, VP. Circle K, Fencing Team, Admirals List - 70 74. The Wonder years - I guess Rags was right. M,,,,,,.-- .,., ...uggqggq 11,-W Vfjvn V, ,l,,?,',,, fl -4 2 7 r 59' I 'Pile FREDERIC GLADE CHENE Y Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation proud - 1 fc - lets outm Ken it's not necessary - Getting e tx school - Boghdfor glory ,onered chevy 'WiIIy, Turnip, GorWi?5fFrankie and Charlie enroute and not to forget dear?Denise who watched out for my while at maritime. K R OBE R T LIN DELL CL A RK Bachelor of Scien ce Aleteorology and Oceanography 1 172 of hovv mar 'G' GAR Y IAMES CLOSIUS Bachelor of Science Nuclear Science t mural W up yet? Your ,,:Erankies for pizza? Yes. Do play ho5 ps'??i4 SuIIivan Express c A 2 Kathy .4 r, r f , ,.,.NwA V W. H. -fghgmx Y- ' ,K K-X w 1 A . 'c'- -v -fl, f Q1 I K X ,Qi , xx .Z K 'QW ' ' 'X Z! K ,,..,,.... , f A-- fm, ,f eXfm7 A r r ffff e r fx f , XX Ji B , y . ,Vg ' fl WV 'LQ f fr 5 ix K I K Y' 4 , gwvitw .4 ,V-if., ll! , M 2.1 1 t Xggigxir fig, Lf 5 I V A, ...L- , rdxifll-I .',z3,7 .f , +x X i Y R I I.. Z is 1 N.. IOHN STEPHEN CORMIER Bachelor of Science Nuclear Science andfAd'sg Badger, Mutt: Fencing: iinitramturaitsg Biuesj Yankees. ee S ivaiuadiiieitfttftmumgan Society defiends UDOW Veee i S e,f,SSS S 1fS the S:jA Development ,. Xcl' fSSC 1 ' S To My Classmates and Friends, Respect and Love for yourself and humanity are great ways to start off. I hope you find and rece- ive them in your future. Good Luck Domers, Midget iq, - iw if . ,bg lf QR f lf 55' rf' QQ 29554. PETER I. CREGAN Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation One shlpsarlsjiast, another With the set?-fsafhe winds that blow A It is the set ofthe sail and not the gales Which determine the way they go. ' 5 ' f v 0 5 f W'ILlQIAM MICHAEL CROWE Bachelor of Science Nuclear Science to Australia. G ntry . , . Nm , A1..L.-- 'H-Q' u-'J wif' so f 90 ,, W' f, 4 ,X-Q 'ml Z ff' '11 , , .,. ,, f fn , hy- N... , K Q'51b' 'A ' '5 K .xt.3a.,..-, ,yw.ir,L .x Vs, L as I 'T' '---Glu FRED ROCCO ANTHONY DA CIMO Bachelor of Science Nuclear Science T X unknown P R U . room, Seminar, no retakes, omplalnlng Marc partners sn everything, Padiileball beaned M U rc XK Fran- a . dent, Love life, fast 'tt' cars fast girls. He was influenceton me. Jews and Italians shouldn room together. 3 i -44,ild9mk.-Ag 2 'OM ROBERT FRANCIS DEEDYIR. Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering Officer 73 M- U f-xg' 'N If 73-74, Member of the Express, about a Isttle feller ' Bear Charlle, Copenf ae No. 7 s the V? 1 rlvm ll--' B , J ' I i 3 X 1 g Y, . G rg ,Sk sw' J' f f.-'ur..uwwa'H43 A i y 4 getting me through and Jackie tor making it all worthwhile. .W H-at fe, fl ROBERT KENNETH DE U VALL Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering Crans Ccrayonsj . . , Murphy's Law, meet a girl just before l-low long it took to have lndoctrinatiqn to , .4 I Can rays, mini howflto use the clutch, No SLOWLYl What Finally a car, nofmore maritime weekends, :shoes need shiningygetfa hair cut, where is your Graduation. Best otfallaggetting married to Jackie, 1974. My thanks to rriy Mother and Father for all their 3 Golf Team, Basketball intramurals, paddleball, Eagle Scout Club, Eight Bells 74, Dean s List 74. it . , g,,. g,,,f - V X , sg . ., :ig l j'g,-.M , y if K VJ, 'i-H-,,,,,ff' 6 ,Love rs... Li! kin?-Q:7',,:Ei V I f Z N. NN W' ,dl 'ig' ' N I t Xxx' , - . .r.t7 Happy Days QQ it . . ,. ibut lump in your throat zcloezz saying, igggdh-ii, But No More Goodbyes 7 SUH3 UD Madiera Mini Marauder d 'J 511' l I Z in STEPHEN IA Y DIE DERIKS Bachelor of Science Meteorology and Oceanography Johnnie Eli -if train ride Lvvfth Quack Quack E I The new fe naw There C2 DGIGSV Dirty GAR Y ROBERT DiPRE5SO Bachelor of Engineering Naval Architecture 49' T2s2D. L X awww 'I WJ if Varsity F Club Dean s IOSEPH ALFRED DI URNO Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering ,lntramurals, Student Council D f othe rtour year s. Mug gli I tri is the best I ha r day we gone. roads do not mix. Right T. We do love your T.J. Oh ec c vi normal relationship in this plaoe 3-fan Weekend . The 4 are cheap here. plaoegbut hated John Qnight S tripperj as far as Hay! ? 1 ' 4 T' 0 W- --an 'ESQ' 4 f ,-rr IOHN FRANCIS DOWNE Y Bachelor of Engineering Electrical Engineering .un-1 PM NH RICHARD THOMAS Bachelor of Saence Marine Transportation find 3 5 at 1 Q li 1: l-l l l 'l l 1 I l , i 1 ,I il! ly li l il 1 li l' l if l l i l K l 1 S Qi li l T i l I l l I 5 Q, i i i l E 1 i i 5 1 l 5 -0-4 lv '-e--mg' I ROBERT JOSEPH ERLAND, CHF5' IR. Bachelor of Engineering Na val Architecture It all started on a rainy morning in September of 1970 That was the first day of four years at the Dome ln those four ast and all the I can only say one thing, ing me the oppqrtunity to have these four 'f'D' Company- Qornmander, Company Pershing Ftifles, Cbmpany P-8, Division Officer, Chief Engine IDO, Steamship Historical Society, , i u . i W My . '7 ,, 79' fl 1 fi ff A ' KWLZ n,e, y.f4,4, Jay 'dwof' ...,. ,. ., pun 'z ,l fi U-4.N'D Ing ws, l .1 nm K CHRISTIAN MAR TIN E YLER Bachelor of Science Meteorology and Oceanography th D NIELE ID Cork, remen, Genoa, B dg lf rf t til'lC5DG thattn the future years, as I see .Y-QF, JOHN 1. PERRIOLA Bachelor of Engineering Electrical Engineering t Education and knowledge are very valuable commodities and like all valuable commodities they are very expensive to obtain. Unlike most start it of N e-off and after ex g kquences of living by its terms, doubt tion and knowledge put into practical doubt will again be dispelled. l g Y' W wh.: THOMAS DONALD PINAN Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering years with Brillo man and Golden o e rformance '56 C oil burnerg John slide rule during Dreamerg at Fioseys I-ian's Baby Onlg Okay,'f Leonardog Lube Han's the Rave Super weekends ony, Mom rom Rose Q ' , 9 ax,..,,,i,,gfvQ '. K -' is f x V if N f . .gf A sw A . Sw. DA VID BERNARD FI. YNN 515 Bachleor of Engineering Electrical Engineering Dave the Rave . . . Flo . . . Juice Freak . . . Weil- and i Guide. ,g''DiliQer1rly'1rain.iYQUr ideals upward, ' A toward aisurfriiiffit Which, while contentin sure to confer benefits upon your commu nity. - Mark Twain 4, ,, X Q ff if 'A fhjuimn-nav, S TANLE Y I OHN GA WORECKI Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation Gorks, Gorkie, Start off thanking my Mom and Dad who rmde it all possible. Intramural Everything I, ll, Ill, IV. Took the Ad's Trophy 3lc year. Trophy ripped. 2lc Presidentg what a bust an Found at la Taverna with Mike Ig's. heppening, getting new ship, no more trips to 96171: The glass just tasted funny though Ibo, Nvoli and I atcihick with an awfully Deepf Throat. I'd like to say thanks someone who will always be,there waiting, she helped me more than anyone else. Hey its Friday!! Come on Jonesy, truckin' to Syracuse, there's somebody waiting. ff wry 312' V M v,g.ff,- l ,f,-3--5mf.j:Q'1Q 51,' f 1-7' Agf! ff, ' f , , ., . ' ' W ff-4:21:17 2 Sf W.. .thin lf? Gushie . 'E 'QQ . . . but Can i KENNETH MA THE W GOLASZE WSKI Bachelor of Science Meteorology and Oceanography . . . Ski . . . Frank . . . Little General just Ken . . . Don't know, Turnips Good friends with a T and a Gariiia three of inal in American Universities and of Sept. 1970 in and - to List of ones makes f our C44 5: K -1-J 'l 'C EJ Q' ' 'hi ,lj T 1 zz--f 'Yohnn y' ' - Alaska '52 Home is where the heart is l ,Ai ls 1 if 'tw ZENUN HAC Bachelor of Engineering Na val Architecture ll by hh my 'QRQAA Seems to be urr mer's Memorandum have just flown by, bird uptime theekies. eats Meoon , Witt be remember that or lost elevant today For only, the gate of exit ' ' Entightens my stay. Known as The Uke Zetmo Zenie 1 1 QM f. 3' . Ci 1 A e'ct t.,,e H if tit uni '- as--e DONALD AR TH UR HALL Bachelor of Engineering Na val Architecture Donnie, Supertrooper, Wild man, Dangerous adeay, ug e in -oo, Don, free n C 04 ffl not Y Blues, Watch Section 2-B Q. .,e. ,LGGNDOYS 1 V652 U'Q,COaCh - I don T should wrestle. Personally destroyed O.B.l Sailing with tiIIer'in 'one hand. Beer in the Was a bad boy on last cruise, Hey Whitey, jumpin ship to see Denmark, lt's all over now - tinaliy, Special thanks to Peg. ' If f I 1 Ss! K Q.. .1- ir ss! .Y-, If A ,,, 4 5 i r -fri' f -wi '..e ll-lli IE -URW nh THOMAS IAMES M. HANNAN Bachelor of Science Nuclear Science nan . . . with an 'A' please midi What more need be Seminar with lube oil l.D.O.'s cousin cruise . . . GA. and a-stalriless- Party . . . On the with Ms. Curtis cosmic for labs and homework factor letlwlhanzero . . . e P ncils, e i No more books, more liver, or Jin Wook. al , . ff 44 over, Goodbye and 8 W , NN st if-3 'mfs' f 1 I KEITH REXI-'ORD HAR VE Y Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation how ii to out or 1 II toad. Bet your booties. mm' 1 X H I ' m in 'Ss- HAN5 INGOLD HASELBACH H fr it Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering dent tor Academic Affairs. , Briuo, Fritz, Hansi.,Hanzo T T Wait. . .But. . .lt. .y.EJS, y iyrr . The sichiationis mysterious A T Represents the Loilipop Kids T Alias, The Chameleon J he's here. Let's see a few tennis moves. i ' HP-35, Jethro Tull T i Here comes your mother , Drove them off the road in Funchal Johnsorfs Baby Oil, Mopar rii,g 1 f y E WouIdn't it be nice, Sha, Da, Da, f T T 7 If the oceans dry up, we'Ii go EE. i , , ' Joe Matoio 3. The Voice of Maritime - Formation thisdate . . ME, 4E2. Communications Officer, 73 Cruise Refrigeration Rate, Tennis Team, SNAME, Search Committee - Vice Presi- 4 years with Tom, the phenomenonfinan, Mr. Neither, Local greaser, Racking supreme! That is when and for if Anybody going South? Route 95 to D.C.'? Alice ...iif ,i if Kept an eye on Mini Brillo, one of the Three Stooges if I ,.. ,,-,,,,..,., 1- 5 A 'ff M T9 if i X1 Y 31 ns.. L4-,,k I , wie .Ag 7- as 1 QU Y i i I 1 ,, Q w - i . ... If , I 5 ,V A , r , swf :W 4,4 ,9- X r I IEI-'FRE Y SCOTT HA VERI. Y Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering s Who in ties and Colleges. Love speakeialways, but not n words I L, IOHN CHARLES HENRY Bachelor of Engineering Naval Architecture 'gil' n Nj? , , , 'FE' ik BRUCE IAME5 HEROTH Bachelor of Engineering Na val Architecture I W3 Q r,rrr rr ' 1 r-rQ-x4-4Q- f o f-QW 1 .1 1 a . , fr,v, 'ui ,e v lk fag., P' L E R034 4fc CHARLES MANNING HOVIS l.D.O. of 4E2: Platoon Cmdr Dance Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering rooper Csummer ot 7333 C-3 Assistant of the Midnight Col- 4 Year Band Student Team. the room. Holly went to long after D 3 Dance It was 'Tftirag an Anybody want to buy a duck? .QNX nl, Y 1 I f me-4 9 WILLIAM HERBERT H UMPHRE YS Bachelor of Science Meteorology and Oceanography L. .A-., Hip, Fred WBW, Buff! Dieder, Stash, been quite 'b .e Qngytexperience, our and experiences together can forgotten, Thanks for tolerating me. A.. ,. r M 'Qi' Nw W o tx -. Y , me - we A ff! 'i fflw' i MICHAEL ANGELO IIMENEZ Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation Micky Jlm and Jlmmy among What ever weird l want to do is all a Gettmg up at Every day, W! the same old same, I got steak alll lonely, rel III I I li it I I I, i, if I. I I i gI I l Il I ff ii ., il I l I I. I I. f I I I I t I I I l I. Q. I in Ill ll l 2 D l 'fu'- RICHARD OSCAR IONES 4, Bachelor of Science Meteorology and Oceanography 'IRick, Ro, Propeller Club - 1, Scuba Club - 1 a - , ,Stek Brw-1,2,3, ,lnr Swim Te in. . . m12a eopl to me through to being p e and 8 4 asket, Do I3- stay Hsfl don't regret my four years at else the knowledge and experience have added to my perspective in viewing the And I'd like to thank my mother and father, love and understanding have brought me this far. I Z 1 E ,,, 5. i I K. I I Aifnffgygg wig I 44 X 1 I tl I I I l Il it ll ii , . ,ft x was E uf, f ,Q JW -wg Y PREDERIC LOUIS KAPANKA Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation lt was a great four years and l'm look- ing forvvard to the future. Dearfs List, Propeller Club, Circle K Club, Library Working Staff, Tour Guide. W ' . 'f iffff MWZZQQZ' iff W X WL' ' , y ,rm fffwfififf' y. ,,,,xf7W7!4ffy4, ,7,wf,fQ,,, 7, , , , , .,m,,,7?f,,ff,f,i:,, f ff, f, I V, f, f , 'fvifffi f f ji? 'Inf 'Y' TIMUTH Y IAMES KELLY Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering WH Crymg Joe ir n E NAHGC , Difiman Q , . ..,-..,-K..-1 IOHN FRANCIS KIHM Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation Sailing T Nam 2, 3, 4, Rules and Regulations Revision Com- mittee 3 Grunt man' Kaieem T one, Kihm, WGTS Trips to Farmingdale Dutcher wants to see you in mean l look like a cat in a We re clean, besides, L? One semester of academic Marx and alienation, The blues with Seigal, Schvvall and rides to the county with Igor, Duke, l'll pick you up at eleven. Sunset, inthe park and rainy days walks on the rocks, Samg you bwefearight, they do expectlyouylto whistle with a A long time coming T Yigsemsciowegofromlffefe? T T T i i R ' here? Q 5' QL, . RONALD IOHN KOCHEPKO Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation ! CB-45011. . Y nettes and Redneads Copenhagen . . . Beer Janusz, Jimi Dan, Jon, Charlie, Jay, and the rest, It was-an incredible ears!!i:!!!? V X Inv -x 'M W1 HOWARD ARTHUR Ko5EL P 'my IR' .Wfi , My .gp IU! Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering Platoon Co nder, Mr Vacu vvay only guy with A WW 'lid 'W ri STEPHEN I OHN KOWALSKI Bachelor of Engineering Electric Engineering EVWSTWUUY, seminar, party, ,Q - mmf' ' 'A' studyffserzfgimar, party, study Study, semifnar, party, study, g ex rx.u ,., , my ,Q Q' ' 4,1 ., 9 in 5 .fx ne' n N 'X 5 x A 1' 'iii-ii, CHARLES ED WARD LARSEN Q R. Q I 1 iv Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering ,Pershing and Bob, oan't keep ofthe Dodge Rac- on the th Ghns me to find after having a fe a ou f J jnfhun-wvllia ni! IGUR LOCHIR. Bachelor of Science arine Tranportation 551 if VCO' 6 drink, lost my short ones enough of this, I'm going to see L Hey Elaine, guess what? I decided to come home W' lt's been nice knowing you, GIP, how about one Z, ,X , , 2. of FA 1 IAMES JOSEPH MCCABE Wang Bachelor of Science Marme Transportatmn Tneeold ...IDO 'xx I 4 fffkpr r f an H A UQMV, fm m e 5'? '1k'eeibt'lthe schoolsrratingjhlgh in the industry, both ashore ROBERT WALLACE MCCORMA CK Bachelor of Science y Marine Transportation Bobby Mack. . . Football Club, Propeller Club, Captain eam All Conference Lacrosse Player 4 the Centennial the classesof the next hundred 'traditions ot the C-Bollege and strive with th v , A . 'F' if , .. -! Q , 3... S, lf ee be at if Q L 6 ifsi sp film ' RFQ -ui' Wk IOH A. MA TZINGER III Bachelor of Science athema tics SSTP73 lst Div, ADO B-3 Platoon Commander M, W Steel lMck Scapper Maqk , Amie, Driver Ed, Richie, in, Hip, Salty Joe, Zo, Butt, Bingo, Ed Mgygray, Blott, RO, Smoker, Ray, Keith Rick, Dud, Brqce, Bytch, and ,brother Bill, soon there'll be time course, a toast to JaCTf,Kfaft'4 hope to see ya again. In closing, I will my sextant and rabbit's foot to the good care of one doesn't work, use the dfher. 12 fi' A ,M L x it is as Geri' if ii' jr' .W f IAMES RYLEYMAXSON III Bachelor of Science Marme Transportation Breeze Sailing Gy, IMfm9lupw-W fl! l 3 l 1 l l l l l , l ' 3 5 1 l l 1 l , .ll ,fi ANDRE W IOHN MAZZEO Bachelor of Engineering Electrical Engineering E1-TJ l l l l l l 1 l v T I l l - l th: becomes mflnlte will be a C. z.l Thanks 'fo a very special l always tphereyahd ,Hopefully always will. 1 .gl 4 9 sl ll, 'E I 'Tk 'V 'F T gf lo' ,-4'f?'1-tx' ..-Us. LQ. 'k. 3,121 A E' 'QS' Q 1 . l l , l , . , i l l l E l i l , f f 5 . n 5 . 5 Y . l l 11, x l .az if l R 3 S 2 E Y E if Q 46 3 E xiifz 34 A PETER VINCENT IWIONE 'f m X fi ek Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation mye teur,yeear s here at schwi efhefgiiwiiee c Ki Ham QQ .if e was iTTei'MriQihT'i' 5' for ID me as ia good 'representative of the 5 U'TfTCiiOCtrif1i3tion Officer i e e',,Q i J Q.. K,,, 5 'O Xiee '- X - A 1 . md 7' P -1' XXX, C . , , w-f--'- Graff' IOHN IOSEPH MORIARTY Bachelor of Engineering Naval Architecture Movrt, Pretty Boy, Hat Corner Jack t t Member Varsity Baseball, Quarterback gh ese f -vwthankts to great gurl CK geft1Mmadue,, Glyefything seem worthvyhmijgajhe will have a big ,future life. g NJ, If , X x ,,. it ,, Q 51 Vx, 6 ,-4 , X 2 , , Y 4, , W N g G ' W ' 4 M FREDERICKJAMES MOTT if 5 W JR. x Bachelor of Science Meteorology and Oceanography 50 Club. Sherm wanna Home fm elay, Se K,., 7 'lj 54 up-w 019' 'Clie .3 ED WARD IOSEPH M URRA Y Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation HOMER MURPH FAST THE 02 ,CLOCKS O, ,. DRINK TO IHE DEATH, 'WAND SO MANBSQTFJEFI GOOD TIMES. S0 Now, Iiie is fo? liying sq-f ww AVOID RULES, 1, b -wx 15' ' D O Tr., r . ,., , I x, f A aAr. A LA ? j :Maw , 1- ' ,, -.zQ453, -1 ,,-.- 13. g' M' 4' , 5-54. ff- 'f x T s s, 7.3 - ff , -4 9 'N DAY ' 'hge' K ., :Kg 'f75fvfO - y.'V5' K Q J N r3 '--. 'fQ.:g,' N, as '1.,f' . , ' lag. ' - . .,.MaQ9' -1, n , ,A , ' 'P 'YN 'in fi 'ft M, ' . In ,.. vi' W X , ,x -Ling , O .aaa as-1, .143-W e 'z N. '--1' 4h 'N Vw. - rg X .11 , ef MQ .Wy , K 'T-Wa..-7 - C14 a si -we ixypx ' 2 W ' Nga in 'K V .4 ff O eg 1' -' 'Q M ' .gg-' . ,, 7. , , Q . - Q --- , - , ya, A' . - fm,y. h f'- R- - . WA, , ,- ,-NN MM. -.1 3 'se - 'L V.--,' any 1 f 5' ' 'QQ--M . O -, 1 41 . h ,,. 1 ' ,Q , hk . ' T-.'-fr ,O M 'V' b I M. Q -Q-nga.,--....:,1. -.,, .. fx-. n 'PT : iq... - N atv'-rsfm, in O 3- 3 -s 'l'!l'5p ...- Nia lm! Qgnw Woman gk MAR j ORI E ,MAR Y M UR TACH Bachelor of Engineering Naval Architecture of the human species K1 B kind of animal. er nard Shaw iam I am Hfld ff l f Hr The N from the stan. c r Civil Libeniegiiiqiqila A. Kramer -5 Fcfri e ping ' Q Prof. my Maritime M i Msg? d sharing my u it has been ates every suc- i --M wil. 1,4 C l r-3' F ,.p,,.. 'fi' PHILIP ALAN NE WMAN Bachelor of Science Meteorology and Oceanography Savvy Phil - Third Mate, Deep Sea, Chief Damage Control CCruise 73, Senior Yearjg Dome, Cruise, Days work CEarly to Dud and a sacred will have to do great ner harm- r S Sioux Indians Q., ,,,y if and miles Nuclear weapons and sleep. atomic electricipower are symbolic of the atomic ageg 3-. '- 1. , JFA- RICHARD IOHNE NE WMAN Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering 'The Clown Hap, Phil, Oscar, Ncrmind. Food man, Junior Gook What's wrong Ca Sleep Anypl theLab'7 d the lyr,EF - ni' of T KURT B. OSTLUND Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation A 4 W I ipxm Nam zlffiim, I aff' x x 1 1 3 Q 1 E RN Y OTTE R 5 191, X JR Bachelor of Engineering Naval Architecture Asst. Editor Eight Bells, Vice President Faculty Student Association, Society of Naval Architects and Marinelingineers, President Photo Ciub, Pla- toon Rifle Team, Eagle Scout Fraternity, S 59 Universities, andfkdmiraifstist. s Dave? you married?, one attire Dome, got any raunch, The Crazy the cruise, nice posteri, the Marauder, blitz time, at Sue's, deco- OH NO not corned beef, rev up compuerto??, rally at the S 81 A, need a ride'?, since 68, The Dutchman, what's on tonight?, Barto and his camera, want a sardine, no sweat, The Vou, Schat, canoeing on the Dela- ware, want a pizza?, li is a -, The EODAB Pro- ieefi, risk chess and hoops, que pasa?, MEM, befties are made not born, the best and worst oftimes, all you need is love, THANKS. nv 'WM3-, ALBERT THOMAS PALMA C CIO Bachelor of Engineering Na val Architecture 4 Life is funny L'f ' I e is gay V Got all of them goodies way CHM-mag, 'e-Munro' ,Q.,.f4!f!'f s.f I,-a . ,wt '-iw Nga- K -f .,.1E ,g - N h r 4.2 .. coming inthe an engineer like Otie I be roci gi Malta - Run Ioriiyggrglitef. -, A Americana, Parte Chd Western steak How come I get 75 and they get 50? 'Live Show' -I think she likes me , ann. Anybody for shipping out on a clamboat Fil L , 1- V I I .Y WILLIAM KE NN ED Y PA IJVIER Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering -. Made Deane 'S List QQQ 'hi A Lf W4 1 , 7' , 'I 7 ... w K VINCENT PAPADOPOLI Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering The Pap, Pops, Pappy, Hloncho, Top urv Dog, 4.0, C Lad, Bendi e Breaker, Lived with the elbows with Joe Peso, We can E-vvve C'3flN-'filfld,N'sOUfSGlVGS as excellencerand intelligence and can be free!! We can learn to fly! 1 ourselves out Jonathan Livingston , 4, ffm' . 5 In 25' ,Af -Ag '45 , .-J U IAMES IOSEPH PEZZ U TO '1 Bachelor of Engineering Electrical Engineering f' 1 PM n 'X Lf sg were 6 ' ,,,,,,,.,c,,n, E 7 0 V3 am 0 YLQ . r.'A- Qb u :ws J I , MOH +iYfl'Um POSWU' Olicerg is mm amo fee 4 , if Tv,,.,,:,,,.. ,.,f.er.-.-J-.-9.-.ns ....u...v Iv-w-.,,,,1,,,A, , 5 m ay I. .., glee PHILIP AIN THOIN Y PIZZARIELLO Bachelor of Scuence ngm mwo htBU'7S nrrgqfy F-. , O OH that spring weekend . . . Joyce where are you novv? 4 lvrf ,L ey ran I6--INQBUD 1 '4 'Hey Coach,-Q-al willglwayfgremember the most profound at Maritime Colleges-l We can't beat Kings Point STEVEN IAMES PTAK Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation Alias Brother Tack-Tackus Why did I ever become a P.R.'? 4D3 Mug D3 I D O for Day Student tor you get those -- I joineg the fire of-Hey Coach - I can't pitch today, I have to go to work. ' H F k' k bus and go over apglplgythem, ljley Pop - I miss you. I Hey Mom 4 I love you. 11 ft, You're right Dori -you are taller. -xxx is I .w We if X Q M. KENNETH P. PUCKE TT Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation Corps. vessels, May Good Luck be your Captain And Sunshine be your Mate May Laughter be your Pilot And Happiness be your Freight May Good Health be your Steward And a Good Friend be your Crevv May all the Ports you enter Bring Pleasures ever New. I '1And l took mepath less traveled by NORMAN LORENZ RADEMACHER II Bachelor of Science Nuclear Science Nuo, Norm Rad, Copenhagen - Bob, whafs that green thing on the wall? Alpha on L.l.E. and Jones Beach with Max and Sulli. 'eh re with of Tools. The Upstate BQys. Seminar - and miles to go before I sleep. gr- W4 il? EDWARD Ross R1irMENsCHNE1D151z i Bachelor of Engineering Alarine Engineering ,V Grouber Snop Super Init a x W fb' R g V , 1 Y'--3 L 'Yi Hi ' 'I br 1.1 - new-w'f ' 'si RICHARD WALTER ROBBEN i Bachelor of Science is Nuclear Science Executive Officer Pershing Rifles Co-P8, Asst Dsvrsion indoc- trination Officer, American Nuclear Society, Intramural Basket- and Bad this you Mom and Dad rwgrateful. Thank you Angela for being Myou. Andvihdfikg you Maritime College for life fromM'botH3sides 'and learning the hard way boards don't makera man, and that ai! friends dressed in gold. '2T 'Y gr ami TORRENCE ROBINSON Bachelor of Engineering Electrical Engineering Crew Team, Team, Basketball Team VWsdom wisdom and out my spirit unto you destruction cometh as a whirlwind seek me early but sim , 2 K1 - 7' in yu, a e slay thd n, an umomeghall dwell that llrideth w'sd nddidnot choose the they d splsed all d me e l om than th 'Z But ev For 27-30. I is ' 3 'Sfmt J. '..,, H gig! to Ah f fu K -4 4 WILLIAM WALTER R OE CKER Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation Rokes -- Clarence -- Yoga Man - Guru - C'mon, don't step on the Rug - Chanting -- Parlay voo Frencheys? Always could Miss B. - Frogs do eat Pears - Zeke, Brucer, Jack, Here today, gone tomorrow - Sign up here for Califor- carousel g return, we can only frqrom where we came Q Ly,And go rodundfamnd round and round 'f L ln the circle game' K L Mitchell S 5 ICLLJZYP' 'L '?' i. we RAFA EL GIL ROHENA IR. .pa S-1 Zgawf an or ll fem 'l'eW if Baseball 'Ulla Clubg 5'6Vi Admiral lnlght' 'cause t Bachelor of Science Alarine Transportation Propeller Clubg Glee Clubg Scuba Football Team - 5'7 before l can do lt out the Porthole, l ever tell you how Football, vous, Rack and Flack the clay has M' MARC ALAN RUSENFELD Bachelor of Science Nuclear Science t Rands, Nuo, Klak, Ftosey, Jewnsh Society? 'P Landing Craft You har:1,a test:WFred, partners, Mtrteindts A G'OfT'7tQl3lFlSd about my inggoo you naeathis? M Y 1 ,ff 3- f ,.1' fi, ,I ji, . 4 -1' L- r, ,. H QC! 1 - 'Qi I' 1 RICHARD EDWARD RUDOLPH Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation Bloafdolph, Twinkletoes , Student Council Ctreasurerb, Universities mug itched from Engine to E Found out 3rd f 1 R.. Named the Best time false the oniyl. second ciesswyear trying to cornviijfceniiiieizybody that we filo have 3 miiiiQQ,,q9 iiiarbudget.wifi tially Semiig9 g!iQ 'Exe isa Cabarete aijgerg-33, D D we We fa iw ' ff ' 'Q IOHN SAI. VESEN Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation ygzlyftq 4, ZW rv mf 4, ,, few RALPH ARTHUR SANTA C R OC E me Bachelor of Engineering Electrical Engineering educatuon a suc Q 1 I 2 J 9 3 S .x .5 , , 1 IONA THAN DOUGLAS SAR U BBI Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation most all, th made, And so, a Cmy mug: if XJ,QI1d,.m8KG gurejlherejs beer in ity to m Jay, Charlieg D5fiQ'Richie, Phil, Dave, diq, Kurt, Kochdfifind the rest. The best yolk. 4,5 5 ? 5 Z5 II iii 4. Q - i iz ,gi , , '!N, .fl 5 1 Perf: 'A AA K X. 'tfkmgqj 1 if - W -. c I f A 3 E, 'f.. I L... x ,gm in.. , FF gll 4. -JF 5 T 5 ? .1 al 25.5 df STEVEN SCHMI TTER Bachelor of Science Nleteorology and Oceanography Steve, S Moody Blues Freakgiije Fourth Reichf' Saiiing Greg Jed Duke and Eddve CT Mg, Thanks to the 'me Ch Tlx . ess and the '71, Blind with Lm pussyj, Good Greif. FLYDNG OVERHEAD IN THE GUT- W THEN, THAT SUMMER BIRDQVKQUX JNGS' OFLFIFZE FLAYFNG T To TO WITNESS OFTNQQF LEAVES WILL wwf' I I Y K gi . x--..... NN--E 5 .,.L, x 'Mm .Lv,.k Q Cvg X'- '-wz s o .1 Q' -.fstsw K , N A IOHN MICHEAL SCHNEPP Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation if and s to experience. Dreams fly when freed bythe Sea 'Q' w A 1 mi! 'v GAR Y HERMAN SCHRICKEL infant, Bachelor of Engineering UNB Marine Engineering W 1 'df 'Sa Mr Wifi, N IOSEPH CONRAD SHAR Y Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation O on beach, Bloai- the ei wish to r somedayj can . b a ward , M gm .Q it . ,W . 3 i ' gf' nr , .yghj g an All 2, 3 In V Y :w f , . e- A ' Q , Q- N1-.H '-Q ,A ,h X. 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NM 5, x 5 3, se, 1 P F' 9232 K UR T THOR STEHL E Bachelor of Science Meteorology and Oceanography Kurt Slide ou just .5512 V+. ,J ,,,m,.- f ff s to marchj Mug Cruise with Zinges and Jake and cruise - Crooms J and finaHy been times and lewis , o , A ' e is we ' ' f c of, fame .3 so , f , J Q' e. we-rfvwfuo fo c eo ,111 Q- W r-Aw' ' ' 4. 8 1-f sm- bw' 1 4 A Qi W me M . as ,fix 'W f if W J Jr' A as N ,WWW ZZ? W! Wifi 'f 5, f ' ,fm ,, f ', nr f,.,f MW, ,,,, ' fy, , f ,,,,,,,Mfwfuf.fZf4fZ'f yxf, ww, 'M . 1 fffwfy, , V , ,r, , IW. I If 511-Egfwgiiae 2. 'S W 7 ,,,.M,l Sw A 1 ,V.,y,. , F 5. , . 4' ' A,, ,VH , ,, N .- 1. KH ,f' , , A 7- ,f 4 9' Y . ' -.,- 5 r - an' ,,X - ' - 'Q ff Q . l 1. ' A n 1 - ' Q' Q 5' ,,-4, r f sh' . .v 'rua 1., in ,L N ,Je sqqp i .:. gsm, -1 I rs, A. ri, I K X K, ra .,,f,Mi ' inks , fy, 1:'1zf-M, .. at .X ri J?f'Q3: fi! iifi! .,-.,v, L ,, -- J., . ,1, c .1..f .,,.f,i..-1,4 Q-. ew- ,.- L-,.,W, fn, . '3c39 - 1 , ,-1, 14 F ,.4gf'E.W K qv , 'Vida N 'lr-Q liwvww' 'mm MICHAEL ALBERT STELLA TO Bachelor of Science Nuclear Science fm, gr, 1 John bug 8 , r f, rn-3 .w who HornsAC.mth hobitvmo? A Alsce. . .Newman's W do that for Jim'?, , :Going Nuc. 871 Pumpkin, You're the only one who understands ' ' ,y ' ,.,, Rich andg3OT . . .Thanks Gloria for understanding 'Fwy me ooponunirypic. A f ' Yesterday is but todays memory and tomorrow is todays I 'rf 4 may X 1 v-I X A 'l ANDR E W MARK SULLIVAN Bachelor of Science Meteorology and Oceanography X X X X X X. X X .X X X A XXXfXXf.xXxwfQR.fxQXXXsxSwX oi -5sfXXXwX1PJQXsi aw Xwsswrkf 'ANR X -X X X 5X XEQSWSKSYFNXKEQRQXQQSxwxQSE:fS5X511WYN M Li'feXisXDuifeaXXgan3e,Xand a HHE5UQhothe being changed, it . . 'EZ TLS We Ishii ,- if inns. I 4 il l X l l I 'ur- .W X ARTHUR HENRY SULZER IV Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation capt. Fencing Tream, Advisor Maritime Sea Explorer Post, Pres. Scuba Diving Club, Treasurer ofthe -,a. List 73, Alka, ney monster Midnight adventures V l , E l ii l ltr i rl Il 5 Z . l l O gf it A or i we TV? Q l l kb t 3 v at rsr, 5 f -a 4 .lf- . f ag X at-it I 'Q I F r'rr tapping BEERf?g Super Mug, 4 classes in Original crew otQl3arrettJ Empire State London Lodge, The raunch launch, The Old and his barges, Canoe trip, Most unusual room Bloomsburg weekends with Grebban Club, And thank you N.Y. Girls for a fantastic time. ,,...nn 44: ,615 n R53 A 'Wu DANIEL IOHN TAMUL Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation Dan'I Buffalo 're now learned how to work, how much could make I t this All ar flu l 9 iyil an url KK! IS! R!! l , l l - We..- ec., .,. , ,. .W .cm ..., ..W,....l..,m,. ,A,. e ,Tl li lf l, all l Q l 5.. g i ll 2 :ir-f --we V L J ffllive in Cgnpenhagen WALTER EDWARD TAFURI If IR Bachelor of Science Math l Wally, Eddie, Wet, the main zip in Tafuri Social hCortlafficl lEcXpi'eSs - Low on 'The Parlylflllw' 5 Q 1 W - In 9-4f .. M-1--1-1' x Q 2 '3 i l 3 5 4 3 2 4 ffl ll .,g, We ll b ' z 2 5 IOHN GREGORY TUTTLE Bachelor of Engineering Naval Architecture It worth driving Ship i Bi the Q UQ VOYHQI HV 'V Wo' Wyff, gg I I 1 4 4 1 if I 2 A 'T K T 2 i Y! P Awl 4 Eg I 'r F 1 +I l I I 5 5 , 1 ' 1 E. 1 5 3x :ii-C .. .M mn Ts, -Fi ,:aA:,:...-f,,w' .I U, nl: 1 7 t 'T' MARK ANDREW VACCARO Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation m othlng, l 5 g5 lIiljeore ls, the L egotist is f af M good for himeelff' k- f ,E -- Robert Greeley L 1 n! , , f Xi, A mae - , 1, ,J-,JM A DONALD THOIVIAS Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering deckres Iom 'Uhr' 1g 11' WILLIAM BLAKE WALLACE Bachelor of Science Meteorology and Oceanography A Let me not ' A Wefggeglegt It for I shall or ff Bass this way again. nd U. 4 CHARLES RUBER T WARD Bachelor of Science Marine Transportation President Propeller four years have met people who the W ,, H' ' L A Q iff r io ,ga--A no , 1555012 fm, V' Q-WV SHELI goiff-team. Thanke very much 16 1QgJuri's, Moriarty's nervsl , , , ,,',. , ff! llvify L THOMAS GEORGE WHITE Bachelor of Engineering Naval Architecture Whutey, aphrodntey,y1st Class Trooper WS ll for years E thanks most of all for the support great parents who got me through 4 years. Hi 'kia ,i e FL E N P 139 ERIC EDWARD WIESE Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering s,,,.u-1 4 Hermann VS from my true ,. 4 - e ' ff ' I f .....,,,g 5 gg , I , ,, Y i ' ' V Q-49, ,. A, I ' , f f'g,gx,,f1,, , - -1.. 'ui L .L . 4qQf,N'f' f j ,, - Q -- W 'LAf - ,. -we F-ELL fiizfff ff ,, ,I Y ' ' ' ' if . I ,J...,,.f.2,gf f .5 ,lg rwfim , ,y,Wi,,4.u1i,, WZKZMQX ,, by v A . - my .gf '14 -1 ' V' ' ' wmv. ,M V H f f ,Wi , , ,, H, I w 1,.,,,6,, fu , V MW we ' ff' fff 4 ,,7,44?fff4h WWW 3 ,farm iw ,, -M 3 - U ,A 1-Lx . -h gg.. .1 Y- -5 ,S X -'ircvfgaevtamiciigffgff -.- . fs-3 . G-bf A. 1: .ziggy ..'ui,ig,4, -2, -1 - .1 -. ' . 5 : . -,, I iv-.rzexgf--:E , -V n 7 -5 , -w, v f gags g: 'f' 1 g-. J-.sg 'f?5 i' ' ' f ? ef-5. 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'pe 'Q ' ,-PM 111 I YS l - - ,-,1 1 !g,,.J, ,. lf...-4-af! ' Z' Y i 'j ,Im , rg WIICSC I I x ' Q I 4 iff 1 , . ? Q iw 3. i' gi: ,li air 1 1 mil i 1 5 5 5 3 5 3 f-'L 1, ,k in -4. RICHARD CHARLES WILL5 Bachelor of Engineering Marine Engineering .4 ll if I EDWARD FRANCIS W1LMoT Bachelor of Science M Meteorology and Oceanography 3 ww Skin plorer Advisor Molloy Lust, Sulzmot' feowitbth lime ime .15-f M' sf ff. M ii. v elwij In x 1 L BRUCE DA VID WOOD Bachelor of Science Meteorology and Oceanography 4M8L 'Q' .- f J U BRYAN CARL WU THENOW Bachelor of En gmeerm g Naval Archltecture iff , 5113 i W X Ii 1 W fl V 1. , ,.5 2' M x v - ,. J' r t '5 I 0 2' 'I 3 'S , F . : ,fi iz f lxiw x r 5. ' ? 1 -' YW XX , f ,mm-O22-,W if f W r ' 1 1 ? X y ' A - ' X Q f , - X 1 L 1 V , 1, N, , Z, Y L, 5, iw 2 Y A s ' I 9 1 W P 1 V 4 L 5- 11 , kay .if-V , f L 1 QM' , , M, HAY 15 fx ,V gr ,Q -A gqvvgvpw 5: 1, 2 if Q 'QD'-Uv 2,5 . 1'7 1 ' 3 1' f u I I 1 ! f 1 There are basically three views on war: I War as if for sport 2 War as means justified by the state 3 War not ironically, today we have to worry about the first and third because they are the most frustrated. The first because can't get a real good war and settle every- thing. The third because they're discouraged that there is anyfighting at all. The second is a different group, contented, and make up the majority. Contented because they can always justify any war as long as they try hard enough! War If he who has not sinned cast the first stone, not many could and those that could probably wouIdn't. War War is a lie and 'just war' is the biggest lie. Closing I: You may say 'who is he'?' Now. But just wait until I become an unknown. Closing II: Looking back at past Today's all the Memories and love I've had I don't know Why I worry so much About what's gonna Happen, for truly I've Been blessed. Closing We've been hoodwinked Someone said 'good fences make good neighbors' which may or may not be true as they define too unclearly trespass. And now you can see whole cities divided with fences, can even see the streets of someone's neigh- borhood with barricades choked with burned out autos and with piled sandbags objects used to divide the death count - separated, even in the thing we all share. They've done it at last, I saw it yesterday black and ominous. I saw it last night, a glowing warning of reflected darkness. A wall inthe sky. I want to thank my family and my friends from school and from home for the help, guidance, but most of all love they have shown me. I'II remember you and hope you'lI do the same. It was told to me that the Indian believed that as long as a person was remembered a part of his spirit would remain among those left behind . . .Jim Flodnite and Bill Tuthill. May God bless us all 186,000 Closings a second T SEA V' 1 r me N + Fifiiirii ?Fv.pff:f 1: L rx..-f vs ' 3 v vf Q-V, V mum, f.,'L L' 5 . L .'-,..:5nw1 vm: N 'Htl vu 'i' 3 3112- 2 5--3 f I C .-Q un.. .l 5 , .,j ,x . Thx 1 , t . 2 Q.-. 5 3 74. 9 . - if -venpqqc xi ,' 1 - ,4-'.' 'x Q-. z cv--gy, ? nz . p. 919' .- 'E 6 5h p, - .1 ., I I aj .. . 33 .k H ' 5 's P 11 - ,IQ-l - 'Q Q. A, ,. . ,k . ,,,., .V wr'-A X 1 -. 7- Y' ., V V - Qi Q V , -..,-ss 'K 5. For most of us the summer r ' 1 of 71 will be remembered as being a summer of PIR5 TS. --'fi' I ff Re ' ,f ' .ff Mg wa W N 1 - w. .. M451 8 ,,.. 1-wr,-Wwe, , .f I , It meant the first time we would set foot on foreign soil. 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H- -hawaii . .,,,,,,,-.x,, .Lug , m.,.,.4...,,., , 'mv 'HVF , 'gf '?5 'W -.a..,,q,':'s m1i , gg , ,,- .w ,f ...mad P' wsu In 'T' ' .P if aug 7 2 -'vs .el 'fan WMI ia 7558! Fa'-lx L YY? 3' f :13Q41,2 we f f , -f Y It was then time to say goodbye once again to start our last and final 6 week cruise . . . X X X , I 1 , f 4 ,- M M4 ' ME. nv'-nv a 'Ni au: i 'N.r--- 4- .NM x'-lun ,,,, -, 5 I , .,... ..................,.--N .si '-GH n 'rn' ,517 ' 'lv ' 'J 'Y .. . ......,........ ,..,....-f-fsf'-f-- -...x , .E ' :vs--W v '-'1 wg----mg--f-----'---r'-ef gy ...pqq--o f-5 M 4'-wt , ,P i ik wifi. 'L', mx 25 9 p Q ' '3 9 ., 4.0 H' x' 4 ' i ' RSL . . T ' N ,ii-' -4 , 1' 'Da 1 - ' V A I K 1 X W ' ' dn-ns v 1 I . .- x ','j. 49 Q5 K -ffl' 'M f ' H A .- W Q, H , Nj, 'l ',. , ' . YYHQ , r ' ', '-, 1 5-.f 9,3 . Cgfl f '.- , 1 C -J if 63: W X.. 1 .4 Jigs.. Q . 553,-,T l 4 i. niilwf llfgfi i 1 A FEWMOMENTS Life, how long it seems in years, How short it is in time. The day goes by so quickly, Tomorrow is so very far away. To be happy for a lifetime. A few moments of happiness gone by so quickly Remembered no matter how far away, In the millennium of a lifetime. Happiness and contentment becomes misery if it doesn 't go by quickly, Run, escape far away Self inflict misery, the happiness of a lifetime Is once more pleasantly remembered no matter how far back in years. 4 A L A l Y Y I 34 1 4 3 A . ' 1 'i -XE J . 1 A I V, :V lr w w t5 I E E 1 Y v F f Q i 1 1 I 1 I A 1 K 1 A 1 THE CLA 55 0? X .AW it Y 5 I yfim ff? Y vi, , QF! ,JS , ff' .I gg, xt? if V. K v P f- QW, N1 y- ,. ' F ' ff Y' W 0 1 1 nf- , A ,.'2GA ' .,.,, ,Al - -2? 5 ,tk M., , wg F.. 4 if .QI X 'K -f-ff' 1 Tw: N, .x f- . , ,, if- B- ,pg -1- 5 1 i E . R 1 V: -S 1 4 , A . A. . , , A ' . 1- 5,3 W xf' - ,ts ,'Y'4' 951- 1 f ' I K Y fa .uk f. l'..1 YA , ga. mv , Y , M 'E Jw-. 1. E-L. ' T, ' X, H.. 33 , ,- m Q, A I 4 i 1 3 I 1 1'f-' A YEA- l f7aIi:'i . Ash '+- If Ai . ff 'S 'S 5'-5 M . 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But I have sent armies to unite them. have beat dovvn my enemies vvith clubs. But I have built courtrooms to keep them tree. have built a bomb to destroy the vvorld. But I have used it to light a light. have outraged my brothers inthe alleys of the ghettos. But I have transplanted a human heart. have scribbled out filth and pornography. But I have elevated the philosophy of man. have watched children starve from my golden I 't'ovvers. But I have fed half of the earth. ' was raised in a grotesque slum. But I am surfeitedy by the silver spoon ot opulence. live in the greatest country in the world in the y g greatest time in history. But I scorn the ground I standf it upon. . ,V .g I am shamed. But I amproud. I am an American-.f ff , gf mfg, Q 5 fry. V 4 J 5 . 11. 1 ,sf at 3? J.- rt ' 422241 L: Q I14,rifI .' f 1 Q ..4 4 9 ,f 4'-his ' ln- 1' Q I F lu 4 1 W, 5 4 1 l. ...g Q av ada lf V 4' I .4 I , It W L I x ill' 3' --'L 5F:L IMI ' r if 9 .jfyf ff ffl? 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E P Y ? 1 1 p The realization of intelligence the utilization of the gift - the first era in the journey e through the ages - it requires a thought be given infinity and the reality of immortality. May each portf you reach- Bea secure g harbor. In u , i 1 is Your liditor a and g 4 Friend , D 0-uid G - t 1 ALUM I ASSOCIATIO Maritime College, State University of New York To the Centennial Class of1974 Welcome Aboard .W , H I ' --.-..... ....--- 3,1 tx 00 ' :fl Qix f a than Yi: 19' ' '57 ' .if .... ff' .il ' 1903 ' ' lcfiiwgi' ' 1- 1974 ll' I dlp' 1 ' 'i a Q ' 'gg 'Rst -'9:c'.?5e f '73 ' - ..2e- , .1 .. S, 2' - f:,.i1 '3.g5,gzq1Ezj55E '-..,' '-- . , ivi- OFFICERS--1974 PRESIDENT Mr. Howard L. Humphries .... .... ' 38 vice-PRESIDENT i SECRETARY RAdm. R. O. Patterson ......... .... ' 23 Mr. Vincent Maxwell ....... . . VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER Mr. john C. Ingram .......... .... ' 64 Mr. Lester A. Dutcher ...... . . BOARD OF DIRECTORS J'tMr. Lewis L. Smith ...... ..... ' 06 Mr. Charles l. Gay ... . . . .'43 'Mr. Carl A. Maass ........, ..... ' 11 Mr. john Moffatt .... .... ' 44 'tCommo. J. W. Anderson ........... '15 Mr. james Shea ....... .... ' 44 J'tCapt. W. R. Lawrence .......,..... '17 'tMr. john C. Haeussler . . . . . . .'45 fCapt. A. F. Dlivet, U.S.N.R., Ret. .... '21 7 'tMr. William E. Ryan .... .... ' 45 tMr. Forrest H. Smith .............. '21 Mr. David E. Walters .... .... ' 45 'tMr. Cordon M. Lee ............... '22 Mr. A. Paul Toran .......... .... ' 46 t Abraham Rosenburg Esq ........... '24 tCapt. Brian A. McAllister .......... '56 t'tCapt. james M. Maley, U.S.N.R., Ret. '31 Ara A. Shimshidian Esq. ........... '56 Prof. G. l. DeSimone .............. '36 tConstantine P. Cieorgiopoulos Esq. .'58 tMr. Robert Moore ......... . . .'36 t'fRaymond P. Hayden Esq .......... .'60 Capt. Wm. P. Toran .......... . . .'37 Mr. james A. Hammond ........... '72 tMr. George l. Mortensen, lr. ....... '38 Mr. Lee A. Catalfomo ....... .... ' 73 Mr. Paul Roshkind ........... , . .'4O Mr. Robert W. McCormack ........ '74 tPast President W CHAPTER PRESIDENTS Mr. Thomas E. Rodgers '66 ....... Tri-City MII lOl1n H. Price '41 ............. Boston Mr. George l. Yatsko '52 ...., Washington Mr. Richard T. Clark '61 . .Hampton Roads .MIQ M ,mxfsm 402 53, ff, A, any UMM N gvifigx 5 , P 4 ,s 5 as N , omg g ,A 6 AMS, gffgvxyg Qifqjxiygwg gm? fig, 9 wiv 'yseigg Q1 X' wfm ,g,,Q,,-63: 5 4 ,I z I Y 2 4 ,AMY figiwy ww ka 2 W.-?f , x gg? , WM 5553 sg, rim fs Q Kgirsm f 0 vw M Q M Aus, .sw w ,, Q 7 Iggy wr in WNQXM xwfug, ' ' Q L 2 'gig Q 'WJ ,sb ,M f M 449' ff? fxlivffwx xfpx SM 2 ' ff Zcafk -ff wg, A 1 X V.. 45, g It Y 'ffbyogy fig? MLW? Q 4 X' 1? 'ig' 4 ,vwqaaagfg , 'Q ? Nw V, f ! 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