Saint Paul (CA 73) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1957 volume:

5 s I1 1 i 4 E 2 3 S i 4 E S 6,., 3' I 54 M57 THE MEN GF THE NAVY A 1 I 7 ,,, ,A 4 1 4 U L, 31 7 X 1 . lp E 1 S 'W . p -Y V :NA x xg . X - ' Q ,iii ,. .NXFMWA Xxx . N '-Sfkl X Yfsx 'X Qfxx Q 'fmx xx '15 ' Vfx TM .5 Q. :Sli . ' X fxlikx XY VX, ?'X'3xtfisX X Tw x Wx. Q-ff Xffsw Ni i. S W X Lxxl Q X X X - THE VY OF ME sm JAMES ff sm JAMES H the Fighting Saints. On the Will personally introduce through the more memorable our cruise. He was with us we left Long Beach, Watched us throughout the long months ang. at last 'led us back to the he joined us. n are sure you will grow to know and as you join SIR JAMES and the Saints on their 56-57 cruise in the M N lla :QS Q52 K 91' xxx' n FORE WORD Will that morning ever be forgotten? Even the bachelors were moved. First of all, it was cold and grey. There was a wind coming over the San Pedro hills. Skirts and curls tossed in the breeze. It was pretty hard to keep warm that morning. Seven months is a long time to be torn away from things that are a part of you. The roller coaster and the Wilton never looked lovelier. The planks of Magnolia Street landing creaked under the burden of sailors and those who were there to say goodbye. How does a person say goodbye? On a chilly morning in November with old 73 biding her time in the stream, her boilers already perking, charts of the Pacific stretches across the Navigator's desk. One looks for a reason. And there was a reason that morning. I'm in the Navy. I'm serving aboard the SAINT PAUL and she is a ship of war. Me? I'm a sailor. Doesn't sound like much of reason? A reason to leave those things that are a part of you? It takes just about seven months for that reason to become clear. For those who've yet to learn the ways of the sea - And then she was underway and Magnolia Street landing and then Long Beach and then California become specks over the waves and days of sea were ahead. And there were sunny days and blustery days and happy days, sour days, days when the rain sluiced down from from haze grey skies and days when morning sweepers whistled to the rising sun. There were the strange streets of the fleet's watering holes. It wasn't exactly like home. People live differently over here. Women carry babies on their backs. . .Man is still the principal beast of burden. . .Peasants toil from sunrise to sunset in murky rice paddies...Children barely off mama's back oar sleazy junks through the teeming harbors. . .Duck heads and things from the bottom of the ocean and weird yellow flesh of fish and fowl festoon market Windows. . .Neon signs blaze a rosy welcome from sordid nightclubs. . .Hawkers attack you with touted merchandise, here and there a bargain.. .Gee, I'll bet that kimona Would look good on her. Oh, God, make this cruise hurry up and let us finish our work and be sailing home again. Slowly, time moves by. From the cold of Japan to the Philippine tropics and back again. At night the bunk is a comfort. Another day gone. I Wonder What's doing in Long Beach tonight. - Inside these pages, the men of the SAINT PAUL live those long days. COMMANDER 7th FLEET M ZZ Zim Vice Admiral Wallace M. Beakley 28 January 1957- 5 Q a . C9 ,J w 7 1 Vice Admiral Stuart H. Ingersoll 19 December 1955-28 January 1957 ,fif 1 25 W We N' V CHIEF OF STAFF CAPT. James W. Davis Commanding Office November 1955 -January 1957 Chief of Staff March 1957-- f A I mv 1 x P , Y. s Si V J' RQ X CAPT. Denys W. Knoll December 1955-March 1957 ,. 1. -fi. K I mx' NYG' S an IN? N Q i Q X wr X ' nljphv Y X ,Q Nw XX X Rb K , -Alix Xl. ,, COIVIIVIANDING OFFICER EXECUTIVE OFFICER CAPT. Allan L. 'Reed January 1957- ' , , CHPT Q1 fx If WW I 'in Qi? CDR Allen P. Cook August 1956- X ' x1fXX X np Coon S NX Y., FL G TAFF XE 1? X Q . ,yf A ff . ,. ' ,fy if f' I 5 LEFT TO RIGIITZ LTCOL S. II. Hayes, USA3 LTCOL Rl. Spritzen, USMCQ CAPT R. C. Steere, USNQ G. ,I.C1iffOrd, YNIQ CDR n.A. Powell, Jr. USNQ L'rCoL wo Cody, USAF. FLAG OFFICE, MAIL ROO , A D LOGI TIC -rf Le- 8 'rr 1 ri K nf I uf L Eff , Q v. ' 1 l .V . . ,. q tm , 'I' Rf W' , A I-,J N , , 'I . Z A A . . ,. vw A A A . f I ff ' . .1 1 I4. , .P Tw. I3 A. - . 51 . M, . I 'II' ggi ik f 'lv Y I . . iyf, f 1 . I 'J .1 ll E .,',, , I ' A il , I A ' x . if 1 , ,J V FRONT ROW CLeft to Righty: CDR LF. Tynang CDR N.C. Bliveng CDR F. M. Christianseng CDR R. E. Leeg E. N. Potente, YNC. BACK ROW CLeft to Rightj: J. R. IIi1Ig YNZQ LTJG II. C. Blackg R. Cnj Conrad, SKI3 J. L. Stuart, YN1g C. E. Bousquet, YNIg 12.1. Cody, PN3g R.C. Cox, PNZQ V. E. Sorrclls, YN3g E. C. Dunahoe, YNS3g C. R. Redmond, YN2g ENS F. C. Harrison. FLAGI TELLIGE CE 27 I W, y Wm L R jjtx -L FRONT ROW CLeft to Righty: ENS F. C. Towersg LCDR R. I. Rauwolf Jr.g CDR H. B. Vickeryg LT D. P. Harvey. BACK ROW QLeft to Righty: T.J.Butler, YNZQ R. W. Foreman, YN1g R. W. Holloway, PH2. FLAG COMMUNICATIO an-Q, ., N? 3434 -. I 5 , K' iii X 'if f Q .,,, y .' ef iq , Aooz LL. ' FIRST ROWCLeft to Righty: ENS J. S. Grecog ENS Jr. Colemang ENS E. J.Su1livang LTJG H. I. Chechikg CDR B. D. Gawg LT R.A.Powellg LTJG L. H. Swansong ENS C. E. McKinneyg LTIG B. E. Sampleg ENS C. W. Palmer. SECOND ROW CLeft to Righty: H. E. Matthews, RMCQ ENS R. D. Browng ENS G. G. Lineg A. J. Pietzsch, RM3g N. E. Ducharme, YN3g E. C. Widolf, RM3g R. A. Foley, RM3g A. Davis, TE2g R. E. Kilpatrick, RMI-35 A. Gomez, TE3g J. E. Leach, RM-25 J. E. Haynes, RM3g J. W. Alfrey, RM1g ENS D. M. Snizikg J. C. Ray, RMC. THIRD ROW CLeft to Righty: C. E. Hilton, RM1 g J. E. Jacobs, TE1 5 C. E. Pearson, RM2g E. J. Tovornik, TE2g J. R. Hansen, TE3g R. L. Werle, RM3g G. A. Amundserl, TE3: R.L.McGee, RM2: ,l.R.Ybarra, RM3g N. L. Dohm, TE3g V. J. Mondello, RM3g R. W. Heisten, RM2g R. W. 101165, TE1. FLAG BOAT POOL V' T7 1 Xi . X... X 3' V is xv 4-' .-Lv. . I 7' sy Q FRONT ROW CLeft to Rightfmz L. D. Fisher, SN, R. M. Scott, SN, H. gnj Howell, BM1, H. H. Klages, BMC, F. W. Chambers, ' h T J M F rland, SN, J. L. DePriest, SN, END1, R.E.llurtt, ISM2, 'F.NV.Al'21tZl, BM2. BACK ROWQLeft to Rig tj: . . c a H. J. Holmes, ENFA , H J T Martin, SN, L. L. Regnier, SN, H. J. Bricker, SN, H. D. Mink, SN, E. E. Cook, SN , W. A. jackson, SN, G. R. Bardwell, SN, II. ll. Hollowell, FN , P. R. Osborn, SN , F. W. Damkroeger Jr., SN, M.E. Stubbs, SN. , , FLAG SS STEWARD ' . . VALK Q 5 il I G O O f -'-:fp . T 4 ,S If ' 7 I A J- Y Q. 1 If I !fl ,',Qrf i A J , ,V fatty x I Z FRONT ROW CLeft to Rightj: E. B. Baragan, TN, P. B. Untalan, SD2, R.S. Pili, TN, C. T.Cadiga1, TN. BACK ROW CLeft to Rightl: D. S. Macaso, TN, E.Qn7Padilia, SD3: P.CnjGalvan, SD2. v FLAG B FRONT ROW QLeft to Rightj : D. W. Richardson Jr., MUCg E. R. Archambault, MU3g S.'J.Ma1ek, MU3g R. T. Schaffner Jr., MUI-33 R. C. Thumpton, MU3g P. H. Main, MU3g C. I. Smith, MU3g M. O. Ekola, MU3g J. D. Thumpston, MU3. BACK ROW QLeft to Righty : W. C. Morrison, MU3g J.M. Worley, MU3g H. G. Bishop Jr., MUSNQ R.M. Sponholz, MU3g R.W. Kentner, MUZSQ A. C. Bonner, MU2g K.J.Tay1or, MU3g T. K.Somers, MU3. FL G ARINES 6 , 'L-iw, J R if FRONT - . . , HDD BirfOCVgiLefgX'C1Eght5- DO- Bafrlger, Ssorg G. M. Moisor, 0111.1 Wmifarker, CPL? ' ' ' ROW CLeft to Rightjz B J Meinkv PFC- 13 Il Ahlbcxrg CPL- D. H. Luleich PFCQ c.A.scheuerman PFC, A ' ' R' ' ' ' ' I I kg ' 1 E ws -1 . Y 4 f 4 er 3. lz, ,,-4 FLAG PARTY .7 N ff Y? 7 ! Yak ALWAYS ALERT 'ta X, 1 Z Y 1 X x l I 'Q 5,1 ,M 2, -' ,wwf ,fl yf,,,, f Q44 2 ,Lgfqem GUNNERY DEP RTME T h-fa.. Gunnery Officer LCDR llarvey li. jones, with llis Assistants LT. Francis X. Sheehan, Clll5OSN Wesley R. Haywood and LT. Wilfred ini lk-vine. ff' ee .ty i Q NS 1 , s is ,i 9 XX fxxxx i ff 5 Xt If Xi The Gunnery Department 'is headed by the Gunnery Oliicer, who is assisted by the Administ- rative Assistant, and the First Lieutenant. This department, the largest on the ship, takes care of the operation, maintenance, repair and proper handling of armament, explosives, assigned elec- tronics equipment, deck seamanship equipment, assigned mine warfare equipment, cargo gear, and the ships boats. Also assigned to the Gunnery Department are the Marine Detachment, and the Helicopter Unit. Carr, MJ., SN, Colegrove, J.W., SN, Stangler, D.C., SN, Doellffeld, G.K., SN, Bishop, W.W., SN. lst Dl lg' I O F ONT ROW QLeft to Rightb: R. L. Powers, SNQ E. CnJCovington, SNQ O. W. Hassler, SNQ J. O. Morden, SNQ M. D. R Carman BMSNg L. Qnj Dailey, SNg B. G. Chism, SNQ B. R. Fanning, SAg H. L. Picou, SNQ I.CnJSa1to. SECOND ROW QLeft to Righty: T. J. Bigelow, SAg R. L. Aliran, SNQ J. C. Brown, GM3g RM. Kong, BM3g W. T. Lemond, BMI, P. S. Nitkiewicz, BMCQ LTJG E. P. Tobing V. A. Nordaker, GMCQ M. T. Ford, GMlg W. E. Magley, BM2g J.M.King, GM3g R. L. Bandy, SN. THIRD ROW CLeft to Righty: J.CnDMalco1m, SNQ R. W. Curtis, SNQ R. L. Bealsey, SNQ S.A. Cosenza, GM3g D. L. Sloan, SNQ B. D. Kirchoff, SNg J. O. Edwards, SNQ R.CnDCathcart, SNQ E. L. Martin, SAQ T. A.W. McGee, SAg j.J.Shafron, SN. FOURTH ROW QLeft to Rightjz A. C. McClarity, SNQ W. T. Johnson, SN. 1 ' ,A Q -w Q X wf f ii , 0,5 7 . f T 14 f I Q NX I ,- l l 0 f-Zz .11-N. ! . 7 I 1 is l l FRONT Row CLeft to Righty 1 P. E. scruggs, BM2g F0f?Dj U BZL. Hurt, SNQ E. N. Walls, SN. SECOND ROW QLeft to Rlghtll R- L- Hart, BM3g J. H. Fredrich, sN- W, B Peek ii! J.C.Morgar1, SAL S. Cnj Pool, SNQ D. A. McNurlini lst DIVI IO 'Q . nw, -.F . 'w-.,,,,,v , r f 2 2 Z 'QS 1 4 7i '4 '3 i Vifle ' ,f.,igiT!gA ,W V ' 2nd DIVISIO FIRST ROW QLeft to Righty: A. G. Wolf, SN, R. Cnj Gibbs, SA, R.CnDWright, SN, A. F. Robles, SN, D. E. Heizer, SN D. W. Rernmel, SN, A. G. Graham, SN, J.J.Bote1ho, SA, 1.1. Breclaw, SA, W. A. Danridge, SA, R. T. Webber, SN. SECOND ROW QLeft to Righty: W. M. Gunzales, SA, S. A. Greene, SN, O. D. Waldorf, GM3, L. S. Dorrance, BM3 H. D. Waller, GM1, LTJG J. E. Paulk, R. H. Moore, GMC, G. W. Haselton, BM2, T.CnJSoWa, GM2, J. L. Morris, BM3 L.Cnj Thomas, GM3, H. G. Murphy, SA. THIRD ROW QLeft to Rightj: C. D. Melchart, SN, J. Cnj Martinez, SN R. L. Brys, SN , P. D. McNair, SN , W. H. Camp, SN , K. D. Griffin, SN , P. Cnb Evans, SA , J. G. Willis, SN, R. E. Rosendahl SN, D.D. Scheffler, SA, L.R.Gil1ispie, SN, A. I. Wolf, SN, H. J. Walter, SN. FOURTH ROW CLeft to Rightjr W.P. McCarthy, SA, J. C. Boone, SN. T5 or ia Q? .1 k Q . N Q c I M -' Si? l1. ::gQfi,f'rk1QiiN m M XN mm -la if My vl Qlhbfflllllll Munn ff 1, QVQKN' N-Q 2 2 1' rluunu jqgqwwc U , ,Q ,mf f I -ff Z! 5, 0157 W W, ZW ? WW W ' ' G gfilii D F FT ,, io S GD 2 H . ff, A --Zifa' 1gfwfffL3r O S O F if? .- ..-rjllisiii5Q1ijijjifis or Lijigi Qi 153. ,,.,,, 7 2nd DIVI IO uw .J am .J , X45-xl IF! 7 Q iff f A 3rd DIVISIO f , FIRST ROW QLeft to Righty: G. H. Burgess, SA, H. W. Hutcherson, GM2, G. L. Morris, GM1, M. P. Meyer, GMI, R. E. Ramey, GMC, ENS P. N. Randrup, V. E. White, BMC, F. B. Baxley, BM2, J. D. Bryant, BM3, D. A. Henry, BM3, G. L. Elliot, GM3, C. C. Cottrell, SA. SECOND ROW QLeft to Righty: H1115 Taihook, SN, E. L. Fetters, SN, A. R. Prowell, SN, J. L. Hathorn, SN, R. H. Washington, SN, L. P. Morin, SN, C. C115 Heaton, SN, F.D.Shuman, SN, J. C. Collins, SN, D. L. Parrish, GM3, D. R. Paulson, SN, J. R. Merritt, SN, H. A. Cromer, SN, D. O. Veland, SN, 1-C- Hoffpauir, SN, W.Cnj Spell, SN, H. C. Springer, SN, S. J. Riveland, SN, B. F. Walters, SN. THIRD ROW QLeft to Rightjz M. L. Marsh, SN, S.QnDSaldivar, SN, W. A. Jarzyna, SN, C.QnjAlderete, SA, C. A. Viene, SN, R. L. VanHorn,a SNS G-T-Sid12111Sk21S, SN, E. A. Davis, SN, V. C. Brown, SN, B. J.Hoffpauir, SN, K. R. Pike, SN, H. R. Screws, GM3Z W. M. Hood, SN. l -f 1 aikfq CT-eft to Rights: R. D. Martin, SN, NE. Wigimfm, lawns: G.E. Gross, SN. A 3rd DIVISIO ,vw -1 EM,,tW,,l 4 M 'R M,,, , , -x rugby L ,, 4th DIVISIO FIRST ROW QLeft to Righty: J.R.Warsham, GM3, W. Johnson, BMSN, P. L. Clemons, SN, A. R. Hoover, SA, B.C. Roper, GM3, G.J.Atchyes, SA. SECOND ROW QLeft to Righty: R. C. Budd, SN, L. C. Lopez, SN, W. Cny Baca, SN, L. CnyTapia, SN, B. A. Grissett, SA , H. C. Mclfilvogue, GMSN, W. J. Converse, SN, C. R. Brown, SN, H. W. Mitchell, SN. THIRD ROW CLeft to Righty: R. E. Grifhth, GM3, B.R. Sterling, GM3, C. C. Genzer, GM3, B.G. Freeman, GM2, H. F. Murray, GM1, ENS J. M. P. Wright, Jr., S. U. Merola, BMI , K. P. Florence, BM2, L. E. Morey, BM3, C. W. Calvert, BM3. FOURTH ROW CLeft to Righty: W.E. Knutsen, SN, C.F.Lafloe, SN, M. R. Young, SN, M. L. Morawczynaski, GM3, L.L.Salvai1, SN, J. D. Smith, SN, R.C. Gates, SN, P. G. Valencia, SN, L. S. Cauthen, GM3, C. D. Jarman, GM3, C. E. Merchent, SA, R. A. Hill, SN, G. P. Apshire, SA, R. L. McGuire, SN, R. A. Genzer, SN. FIFTH ROW QLeft to Righty: D. E. Day, SN, W. G.Lastinger, SN, HF. Knotts, SN, C. H. Scott, SA, A. guy Carter, SA, F. T. Cador, SA, W. M. Whiteside, SN, C. E. Ray, SA, A.Cny Prothro, SA, R. R. Cruz, SN, W. J. Howard, SA, C. D. Morris, SA, L.L. Pugmire, SA, R.QnySpiros, SN. f X CQ L N KC . I don't care if you are from Texas. You Can't Wear ,em While in uniformf, , fs. ,Q .W 7,9 B. C. SN g SN. iM2 5 vert, aski, iM3g ft to SA 5 L. L. 5th DIVISIO K U'S' A 382-WKV Y yd, MA., Y ,-,,,,....,.-,....,.,,.,.-..,.......Y... .. . R ht F B Sutton SN J A Kaibas SN ' R P Stallworth SN' D Delahousey, SA, E. Coffee FIRST ROWQLeft to ig J: . . , , . . , , . .- , , . , ' ' ' M. D GM3, E. L. Tunnell, BM3, M. D. SN' S. D. Eng, SA, R. P. Morris, SN. SECOND ROW QLeft to Righty. W. ugger, Hunt BM3, j.A. Hervey, BMl, ENS C. A. White, B. L. McGuire, GM2, j.W.Ph1ll1ps, GM3, R. H. Landry, GM3, D.E. THIRD ROW QLeft to Righty' I D Keown SA' R W Dishler SN J.L Remberger, GM3, j.W. Willoughby, GM3. . . . , , . . , , . ' ' - . ' SN'J.Brothers, Hale SA' C. W. Trouba, SN , V. T. Reynolds, SN, K. E. Meadows, sN, W. A. Jennings, SN, W. H Purvis, , SN, S. A. Dickson, SN, D. W. Brodie, SN, A. V. Veimag, SA, T. M. Butcher, GM3, J.L.Durden, SA, R. E. Houk, SN R. B. Thomson, SN , H. S. Toves, SN , D. G. Perry, SN 3 G. D. Craig, SA , G. L. Weber, SN. FOURTH ROW QLeft to Rightl - ' - SA K. Hallmark, SA, D. Tilligkeit, SN, W. J.Keenan, SN, L. A. Flockhart, SA, T. W. Singleton, SA. E. L. Thomas, P. H. Thomas, SN, G. E. Clark, SN, M. G. Hinton, SA, R. Cardenas, SA , D. Delaney, SN, L. R. BroWn,SA, J. R. Heikkinen SN, G. L. Reaux, SA, R. H. Conklin, SA. 7 .-,lA..l 5 ...- Q -I----l 3-11's--f ' Q9- - - i i T11-lV ' i N If 1' 1 5th DIVISIO Y. IW! I - A- sqft- -Cf 6th DIVI IO FIRST ROW CLeft to Righty: R. V. Allen, BM3g J. R. Watson, SN: M. P. Flores, SA, J. D. Craft, GMI-33 M. C. Ahsing, SA: G. P. Gareau, SA: K. W. Cason, SA, A.Cny Holliday, SN. SECGND ROWCLeft to Righty: W. L. Carpenter, BM3: A.CnyFrasso, BM2g W.J.Symon, BM2g F. D. Bakken, BMI, LTJG K. R. Jillsong ENS P.D.Ne1song E. S. Mills, GMI: L. D. Shurtz, GM3g T. P. Wallace, GM33 G. L. Osborn, GM3. THIRD ROWQLeft to Righty: W. T. Grifhn, SN: C.L. Dilldine, GM3g J. R. Smith, SN: B. R. Cushion, SA: R. E. Bradley, SN: L. R. Wagner, SN: J. R. Evans, SNg C.L. McDanie1s, GM3g R. J. Casper, SN, J. C.Su11iVan, SN, D.A.Mitche11, SN, D.QnyShirey, SAQ W. D. Newton, SN, R.Qny Hutton, SN: B. qny Briggs, SN: J. F. Deaton, SN: B. G. Cunningham, SN, D. qny Herrin, SN, W. E. Hall, SA3 E. J. Parker SN: D. E. Hurshman, GM3. FOURTH ROWCLeft to Righty: R. S. Young, SNQ R.O.Remme1, SA: C. CnyMcDonald, SA I.Press1ey, SN: D. L. Whitehouse, SN: A. E. Canard, SA, R. A. Brahrn, SA: H. L. Woods, SN: J.A.Sa1sbury, SNS H-A Hodnett, SA: J.qny Ash, SN: C. T. Miller, SN: R. W. Stys, SA, C.qny Rome, SN. 1 left to Righty: TJ. Bryon, GM3, R.D. Young, SN: 1.11 mfkriug, 5Nf CE-Hafbafger, SN, 11.A.Crea110, SN: R. rf, '1fuuk, sN. I Q 1 -1 .2 .--mx., 'Qs'-A 1 6th DI I IO in an bv ig- l.. ,, ,4 Q A 'C -l 2 - 1. -1 ,A , 'ev 1:7 Y iff' 3, Q pin., X Y , iff , , K 5 L 7th DIVI IO t , f-, , ,, , ,, , ., , ,..,...-W ., ,, weft. , -' ,- ,, ' , . W f . , . -It --........x. Q - , .W Aa-ff' X, ' Cd M WI! 5 FIRST ROW QLeft to Rightj: M. T. Hogan, SAQ J. L. Wick, GMS, M. W. Ruter, GM3g J. C. Jones, C-M3g J. P. Devaney, GM13 LT M. H. Knaakg ENS R. S. Gross, G. D. DeWitt, BM1g L. K.C1utter, BMZQ J. C. Roberson, BMZQ E.Tujimoto, BM3g C. H. Hooks, SN. SECOND ROW QLeft to Rightb: R. R. Robertson, SN, F. H. Courtney, SN, H. T. Griffth, SNf J. S. Bridgeforth, SN, C. W. Workman, SN, j,S. Jenkins, SN, R. N. Rice, SN, J. K. Warren, SA, J. D. Hurt, SA, EV. Cockrum, GMSN g J. F. Hause, SN 3 R. R.Spi11er, SN 3 J. W. Moore, SN 3 R. Trotter, SA 3 C. A. Prater, SN, J.E.Wi11oughby, SN, D. E. Berry, SN, E. L. Dorsett, SN, K.E.CoWe1s, SNg J. K. Autry, SA, K. E. Johnson, SN. THIRD ROW QLeft to Righty: D. J.Wei1born, SA, G.C.PoWe11, SN, T. H. Cassetty, SA, J.Wi11iamS, SNL W. C. Harrison, SN, J. B. Morris, SN, E.T.Moroney, GMSN, G. M. Rosario, GMSN, C. E. Rice, SN, J. D. Jones, SNQ J.L.Mannir1g, GMSN, J. C. Hooper, SNg R. E. Coleman, SA, R. L. Clause, SN. , SUP ALL HANDSEV . . Qt .dfwifulmpr-A 1 X . ,-5 Q Q ff t 2- x XX 1. Z Z O I 62 SQ ,Oz ' X 4 T wg 5 7r Q 1 Ld ?ER ii ,J xw th --'i ,Hqi .1 1 'X A 'ax x W , l Gi: .' is I: -'fin S 'QPSK EF A 'E - 7 7 gr' DIVI IO E fl 2,3 M-I f xx it- I 3 P- Crime f-na 'gf N, I RI E DET CHME T ,Q,,,--- fd' 4l '1 -f -5, 'C-2' 1241 l '3! + The old and the new. T fel, Administrative staff marine detachment. .aff .-o- T4 Q X 5 g MARINE DETACHME T i . l -af 9 i If' '-.. 193 'g 'e- lv, ,.'s, 'ff vw gg- swab' -X' -A Q r JS' L. 'fe j.'f.'Cl'A,'fSgf- ' Nfl? ff E 5 Z A P , y. 1 5 .f 'L- Tx E 'fu i I F f . Z ' p s TOP ROW CLeft to Rightj: CPL ll. W. Allison g CPL T. J. Tasch 3 PFC C. E. Bick g CPL L. H. Castle 3 PFC R. E. Marshall 3 PFC A. W. Mcliisszickg PFC li. J. Mienkeg PFC W. V. Shaw, CPL O. P. Kruger. THIRD ROW CLeft to Righty CPL R. Candiasg SGT W. F. Currier 3 SGT W. A. Strickland 3 MXSGT G. P. Hitzfeldtg 1stLT J. L. Owens g SXSGT J. E. Kincaidg SGT M. W. Eagle 1 SGT O. Robcrtsg CPL J. W. llopperg CPL F. G. Graham. FOURTH ROW CLeft to Rightbi CPL C. M. Riggs 3 CPL IPI. D. Terry 3 PFC J. A. Baehnkg PFC B. F. Woods 3 CPL W. J. Peterson 3 CPL J. V. Garrison. made up of nearly half-a-hundred of the HCream E of the Marine Corps Cropn. Aboard every large naval vessel there is a detachment of Marines with the primary duties of maintaining the ship's internal security. They serve as a guard, furnish orderlies to high-ranking officers, provide ceremonial guards and render honors to visiting officers and dignitaries. They also man two 3 f5O anti-aircraft battery mounts. Another duty falling to the leathernecks is that of providing a nucleus of Well-trained men to serve as a landing force party for operations ashore when needed. CLeft to Rightj: T. E. Drinen, CPLQ F. L. Thomas, CPL, N. R. Pierce, PFC, R. L. Ferguson, CPL, G. L. Wilcox, PFCQ O. D. Golden, CPL. .y g il 4 'S F Q 'Q The Gunnery Departments Eighth Division is s FOXTROT DIVI IO gy it FIRST ROW QLeft to Righty: R. H. Depass, FT2, G. K. Doellefield, SN, P.CnySeXton, SN, D. R. Hartford, SN, W.O. Brothers, SN , F. H. Lupo, SN , D. I. Forrest, FT3, J. J. Tobol, FT3, J. W. Coe, FT3, R. L. Pomatto, SN , J. D. Estell, FT2. SECOND ROW QLeft to Righty: R. B. Nelson, FT1 , G. P. Flocchini, GMI , C. L. Wengle, FTC , WRGUN N. Cny Turkovich, ENS W. M. Adams, LTJG C. B. Dunn, LTJG P. D. Maher, CHGUN M. M. Simmons, W. D. Breazel, FTC, J. R. Ritchi FTC, R. L.Wiley, FTI, R. C. Hardy, FT2. THIRD ROWCLeft to Righty: A. L. Smith, SN, F. D. Birch, FT3, R.C Beckwith, FT3, C.J. Bates, SN, G. G. Cameron, SN, B. L. Stephens, SA, T. Qny Vier, SN, V. T. Herrmann, SN, IE Bolt, SN, E. D. Conner, FT3, W. M. Wilson, FT3, R. H. Meyers, SN, B. R. Fudge, SN, R.Qny Goodwill, FT3, J.C.JoneS FT3. FOURTH ROW QLeft to Righty: R. E. Orton, FT3, W. M. Adams, ST3, R. R. Mayberry, FT3, D. C.Stangler, SN E. Qny Cordova, FT3, J. L. Frymann, SN, D. W. Faircloth, SN, J. N. Brown, SN, J. W.McVeigh, SN, Q. R. Hansen, SN C. L. Kliewer, FT3, R. D. Brian, FT3, M. I. Carr, SN. FIFTH ROW CLeft to Righty: I. P.MulVihill, FT33 DR- Paulson, SN, P. N. Swanson, FT3, M.L. Gilbert, FT3, C. D. Harmon, SN, T. T. Azevedo, SN, D.QnyCordova, SA D. R. Vrana, SN , C. E. Ady, GM3, B. F. Park, FT3, S. R. Taylor, SN. SIXTH ROW QLeft to Righty: W. W. Bishop, SA A. F. Timmermann, FT3, W.E.Griii3th, FT3. ' J. W. Colegrove, SN 3 , K. qny Weiss, SN , 5 fi' ' -JE.-1 '- gui.. r ... g .g,4f'F 95: . . I FOXTROT DIVISION .,.,.g 1 H'vf'frn-'- P, I ,xII,I I 'ii-fm ICTOR DIVISIO mf Left to Right: M.See1igerg T. P. Robinsong F. G. Seraiinig LCDR H. Crumbog J. C. Nunez. li ff N ENGINEERI G DEPARTME T t The Engineering Department is responsible 1 1 1 for the operation and maintenance of all pro- pulsion and auxiliary machinery, the control of damage, maintenance of boat machinery, repair of the hull and its fixtures, and all repairs beyond the capacities of other department. In other words, if the Engineering Department S isn't taking care of it now, they have previously or will shortly. LCDR Theordore C. Gavett with his Assistants LT John P. Peterson and LT Kenneth Cnj Brown Dio to D IQ l vit vii Q '-Z K9 n.A v f 1 Q! D . -9 - if we lf' lil H47 fs ff S FIRST ROW CLeft to Righty: R. H. House, SNQ F. A. Hutchens, YN1. SECOND ROW QLeft to Righty: D. F. Davis, SNQ T. J. Neely, SNQ B. F. Golden, SN. lm LPHA DIVISIO FRONT ROW CLeft to Righty: QE. Eidam, RN, B. s. Patterson, iviivizg E.H.Butterfie1d, EN3: L-F-.H511EkgQMNT2 G. L. Snow, MM13 ENS J. H. McGraw? W-CHDSGCSC, ENC? W- R- ML1rdOCk, MRZQ R. Johnson, EN2, . . t MM3g R. G. Trana, MM3. SECOND ROW QLeft to Righty: L. Qnj Reed, MR3g I. L. Winters, MM3., T. L. Scogl, MR3 F. A. Troxel, ENQ D. L. Robinson, FN, D. E. Nuemann, ENFNQ R. E. Brown, MRZQ W. G. Turner, FN, E. S. Hur eil hw T. R. ott, FN, M. W. Blair, FN5 R. V. Loessl, FN, s. R. Burns, FN, W. D. Sharp, EN3- THIRD ROW CLGH ti IQFA J.C.Marco1i, ENFNQ LA. Kincaid, FNQ R. A. stiifemp, FAQ D.F.MtNea1, FN 1 J-I-Thorne, FNS P-5-P05512 J.H. Rea, EN3g K. CnjDa1e, FNQ A.Cnj Tolliver, FN, T. A.O'Keefe, FN3 E.Cr1DMOn'fan0, MM3g C. T. DykSU'H, - Alpha Division has possibly the broadest field of any division on the ship. Made up of Yeoman, Macliinist Mates, Nlachinery Repairman, and Enginemen, this division is responsible for the repair and upkeep of all refrigeration equipment aboard the ship, air conditioning systems, ice cream maker, soda fountain, the hydraulic steering system, diesel engines used for emergency power, steam heating system, engines and equipment of the shipis boats, and the machine shop. All of these jobs, even the soda fountain, are of the utmost importance in the operation of the ship. So this division, as you can see, has a full-time job. xii' 1 ,ii'i' Left to Right: B. F. Golden, i R'i ' W'hitmire, FNS W- Y' Lor 'k R. E. Brown, MR33 D-P-A511100 ' Left to Right: ENS J. H. McGrawg G. D. Wetherell, FN, R. F. Labounty, FN. FN- ALPH DIVI IO ? l ,Q W , v-w-v K X A 'P KMA? 3' , an v r- lQ ,H 5 H xx . 1' 4,.f4g3S -'X f +4 all ml SWIG' Mx' .Q'. I 4 e l . p if Ei lk., . J l BRA O DIVISIO FIRST ROW QLeft to Righty: J. H. Cok, BTFA, N. C. Miller, MM3, E. O. Cox, FA, J. L. Royce, FA, R. L. Waller, FN, L. D. Shockley, BT3, R. C. Dayries, BT3, E. E. Garrett, BT3, A. D. Mann, FN, B. J. Cloud, BT3, J. R. Slaubaugh, FN, A. M. Forman, BT3. SECOND ROW QLeft to Righty: K. E. Ashley, BT2, W. D. Copeland, BT1, W. O. Savage, BT1, J.T.Valine, BT1, W. A. Trunkhill, MMC, G. I.Dingman, BTC, LTJG J. J. Pakiz, CHMACH R. G. Haliwell, J. T. Jones, BTC, L. J. Jeffery, BTC, C. A. Brown, BT1, R. G. Ashcraft, BT2, A.QnyMorgan, BT1, D.D.Kersey, MM3. THIRD ROWCLeft to Righty: W. R. King, BT3, J.E. Arnold, BT3, D. C. Gordon, SN, C. L. Schabatka, FN, A. J. Jones, MM3, H. E. Weter, BT3, C. L. Borges, BT3, D. N. Guinn, FN, E. W. Vogts, BT3, W. H. Johnson, BT3, F. D. Rankin, MM3, T. J. Neeley, SN , R. L. Carlson, BTFN , W. N. Cantrell, BT3, N. C. Audette, FN 3 D. J. Hawke, BTFN , W. F. Lynch, FNS H. L. Combs, FA, F.Cny Pina, FN. FOURTH ROW QLeft to Righty: D. R. Head, FN , D. D. Farrington, FN, R. W. Stark, FA, L. A. Hill, FN, K. P. Wright, FN, B. E. Pafford, FN-, E. R. Acquistapace, FN, R. D. McFadden, BT3, K. O. Barlow, FA, R. L. Raif, FA, B. L. Allmon, FN, J. M. Lucero, FN, W. J. Konieczny, FN, L. N. Hall, BT3, R. R. Stephenson, FA, J. A. Male, BT3, S. W. Oja, BT3, E. CnyMartinez, FN, J. L. Cooley, FA, T. L. Gibson, BTFN, C. T. Lainer, FA, R.R. Pressnell, BT3. BOTTOM BETWEEN GUNS CLeft to Righty: B. L. Crow, FN, D. R. Jones, MM3, K. R. Porter, BT33 C. H. Brown, BT3. TOP ROW QLeft to Righty: T. E. Colvin, FA, B. G. Gowan, FN. The men of Bravo Division, called the Black Gangw, are the men who work deep in the bowels of the ship standing watches on steam lines, shifting machinery, pumping bilges, blowing tubes and maintaing steam pressure for use throughout the ship. No wonder they are called the Black Gangn, because their working spaces are unusually hard to keep clean, with the repairing of oil leaks, cleaning of iiresides, and water- sides going on. This division must be always on the alert for emergencies and quick to repair casualties. Along with the other divisions, it has a full share of the responsibility in keeping the ship in fine lighting trim. BRAVO DI I IO i if Z u I ECHO DIVICIO BOTTOM ROW tLeft to Righty: R. J. Clark, EM3, R. L. Stutz, IC3, E. G. Kramer, EM2, J. J. Frank, EM1,A.A.F ICC, LTJG L. E. VanKleeck, CHELEC W.E. Derwin, F. Greiner, EMI, N. F. Hyder, EMS, R.E.Dean, TCS? N Hutcherson, EM3. SECOND ROW Left to Ri ht 2 J. J. Kuczora, ICFN, R. G. Schuttler, EM3: J-W-LOVIHS C g D F. J. McNierney, EMS, J. H. Sempek, EM3, J.F.Talley, EM3, D. Bates, EM3, D. A..Bowers, IC3, A. D. Smith, L M. Andrews, ICFN. THIRD ROW CLeft to Righty: G. M. Hicks, EMFN, S. S. Whitney, EMFN, G. L. Anderipnp A. J. Randall, EM3, D. E. Heagy, EM3, R. R. Tangsrud, EM3, R. E. Morgan, EMFA, E. D. Goulette, EM3, N- - W0 IC3, M. L. Slaughter, ICFN. The Electrical Division is responsible for the maintenance, care and operation of all electrical equipment on the ship. A ship of the size of Saint Paul uses a tremendous amount of electrical power, so it's easy to understand the important role this division plays. Their jobs so vary that they are divided into sub-divisions such as: Inter-Communications and Gyro-Conv pass Group, Generator and Power Distribution Group, Ordnance Group, Power and Lighting Group, and the Storage Battery and Boat Group. The large amount of electrical power handled daily by the men necessitates a thorough knowledge of their job and its importance to the ship. ,is T. lCCl l0 DIVISIO lI 'f' WN L' v-0 ' 0-44M-nun' 'lgfwfgvfn lt' ,uf 24' 1 IZ' n f M1 Y IKE DI I IO 4 FRONT ROW QLeft to Rightj: B. E. Burdett, MM3, K. L. Baker, MM3, J. R. Hutchision, MM3, M. J. Foster, MM3Q M. J. Nuessen, FN, W. M. Bailero, MM2, A. N. James, MMC, R. C. Clark, CHMACH, C. M. Sanders, MMC, W.J.F. Cole, FN, SE. Jackson, MM1, R.D. Stonebreaker, MM2, J. P. Rowe, MM3, D. J. Acosta, FN. SECOND ROW Cleft to Righty: C. M. Adametz, MM, R.D. Gomez, FN, W. A. Evant, FN, D.E.Bachar, MM3, N. L. Burnett, MM3, B. Jr, FN, P. G. Anderson, FN, T. E. Hejduk, FN, J.C. Parnell, FN, R. E. Dougan, FA, E. F. Harbarta, FNS RK- Stratline, FN, L. S. Buch, MM3, R.G. Northern, FN, R.G. Roland, MM3, F. L. Pierson, FA, R.W. POl1OCkaFN: THIRD ROW QLeft to Righty: D. A. Barnes, MM3, J. B. Schaffer, FN, J. D. Phillips, MM3, W.G. Caulder, FA, G.D. Denten, FA, R. L. coiiins, FA, M. L. Grimm, FN, P. L. Cella, FA, 1.12. Prince, FN, D.D. Brown, FN: I-3- Stuart, FA, MC R.D. FN, D.W. Stuart, MM, R. L. Ryan, MM3, G.W. Maynerd, FN, D. A. Ryan, MM3- B 'I The .Mike Division can be found in the forward and A? -M after engine rooms. They have the responsibility of the 5 - operation and upkeep of the ship's main engines and , reduction gears. This also includes the maintenance of 51 i' all auxiliary machinery and piping, necessary in the ? 1 ,re W-,M , operation of the main engines, which generate the power If ll I 'Qin' needed to move a ship of this size through the water f ma Q 1 ,JE in speeds up to and in excess of 30 knots. The task ii L' U ' of providing water for cooking, drinking washing and Q F 'I ' boiler feed also comes to the Mike Division. Fre uent P55317 ' I I . . . . q ' f PSX drills are needed to indoctrinate new men in their jobs Q? Q xg g . and provide experience for the older hands, and to 5 Jfpvjnji instill a sense of teamwork between men needed in these I XTC S , iw important jobs. - 7 A my L V- W -A V w - .- - -',r A ' fx X at 'X - ,Aiyf-'57 . ik, P ' fe TT TX f' X X s 1 - xfgab, umm' vo -in firmer, -zoo mix tw t mm was WE lllivlkt OMER IKE DIVI IO EL 'iw'-,,, K! ROMEO DIVI IO .W l . L.. ..,....-,.,,,,. .. ,, ,,,, Q ,,,,. ., . ' . FIRST ROW tLeft to Rightj: E. L. Vaynadoe, Ml-32, D. F. Clinton, ME2, R. K. Bushdieker, MEI, W. E. Briley FPC LTJG C. J. Rathburn, CHCARP W. L. Farmer, H. B. Clawson, MEC, W. E. Aspegren, FPl, S. W. Phelps, FP13 J-R Werner, FP2. SECOND ROW QLeft to Rightbz R. A. Wright, FP3: T. J. O'connor, FN, E. M. Combs, rN, D.E Nelson, FP3, T. M. Pawela, FN, W.W. Cowles, FN, J.R. Rowe, SN, T. M. Mancillas, FN, T. J. Schull, FN 5- I-L Stoy, FN, J. E. England, DC3, F. F. Lee, FP3, M. D. Hernadez, DC3, R. G. Hocker, ME3, THIRD ROWCLeft to Right? J. L. Bogert, FN, R. L. Brown, FN, L. R. Simpson, ME3, R.F.Absolon, ME3, H. D. Brazzle, FN, K. I. EdmOndSOH, FN J. M. Jelsema, SN, L. E. Cole, FN, V. C. Lipani, FN, J. L. May, ME3, R. H. Hobbs, ME3, C. J. Ogren, FP3: J-O Simpson, FP3. FOURTH ROW tLeft to Righbz B.G. Clouse, FN, R.J. Foegelle, FN, R.C.HOl1'1'lqUiStv DC3- The Romeo Division is primarily responsible for the maintaince, operation and upkeep of the ship in regards ff!- to the watertightness of the hull and its systems. These systems are the hremain, ventilation, fresh water, and R .- compressed air and all are needed in making the ship livable and operative. Another of Romeo responsibilities is damage control, upon which the ship relies in combat, should we be hit by enemy gunfire. All tools and gear, needed to make repairs, and fire fighting equipment must be kept in excellent condition at all times and the men of Romeo Division must be able to use this equipment to its best advantage at a moment's notice. In addition to having the ability of a Hlack-of-all-trades, Romeo Division men must have a working knowledge of welding, pipe fitting, plumbing and sheet metal. Left to Right: Creek, Herring, BortOI1, Cowles' RO , , 1, ww. TRANSFER sz REPLENISHMENT AT SEA Wa, f , , ff W , , V V 1 K f , , X fm f , , ,A f I A , , WMM' v 1 is 1 Q w OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT N Operations Officer CDR John F. POWTELL flanked by his assistants LCDR P. E. FRAZIER, Lt. G. T. HULL and LTJG C. H. GUIGOU. M t 4 QQ, Q Q 0262 0 Q . QQ 5 Q1 Q G 'W ' CMG E l Qq 11. X fy , .r X ZX To the Operations Depertment falls the task of collecting, evaluating, and disseminating combat and operational information, maintaining visual and electronic communication, maintenance of electronics gear, and the manage- ment of tmost important from the crewls standpoint at leastj the post office. The Operations Department contains a variety of ratings such as Radarman, Radiomen, Telemen, Elect- ronics Technicians, Signalmen, and Yeomen. J. B. Dunlap, YN3: D-D.H0W211'd, SN OE D1 V ISIO t K J- ' 2 l F l 5 FIRST ROW QLeft to Righty: D. L. Wesson, ETNSNQ L. G. Comley, ET3g G. K. Scott, ETS, L. J. Kelley, SN. SECOND ROW CLeft to Righty: J. M. Ware, ETC, LTJG J. F. Pope, D. M. CHELECTECH, DILLQ S. P. Lopes, ETC. THIRD ROW QLeft to Righty: P. I. Condon, ETRSNQ K. J. Hooker, ET3g D. T. Mitchell, ET3g L. B. Garrison, ETIQ R H Swensen, ET1g R. I. Rockwell, ET2g J. M. Beekman, ET3g 1.0. Lyle, ET3. QE Division has the important job of main- taining the eyes, ears, and Voice of the SAINT PAUL in a state of maximum efficiency whose mission is accomplished with a highly technical knowledge of electronics. Nothing keeps them V554 Eeli2!' ., --' . 1 I , . 4431. I 132 . 1 W 9' R MM? ' i., L5 Ill 1 fl from their job. Constant communication is also maintained between ships and bases, both near and far. Electronics is assuming an in- creasingly important role in naval warfare and it is the Electronic Technicianls responsibility to keep abreast of the latest equipment. ll Q3 . AHQEEZY' A 2 l l Q Illini l Z X fi: X42 urv ' alia? h vi X .--A Quan, L Y' OE DIVISION .N .- A '--' ,, .f',,-T 114 M uf I I ff M5 1' .I ,fi 1'TT ' OI DI I IO . . ' ' LT G FIRST ROWQLeft to Righty: L. CnjFarrow, RD3g J. R. Stuedli, RD2g R.L. Walser, RP1, F. .lg!Iirr12DEDC5ECOIIJD C. R. Webb, ENS L.R. Price, T. F. Brown, RD1, E. D. Scott, RD2g B. D. Herron, RD3, K. R. 1gN.6,F B Robin SN: ROW QLeft to Righty, B. D. Sweatt, RD3g G. S. Drew, RDS, R. G. Duffey, SN, K. R. Adams, HiRD-Rbw digit to W. H. O'neal, SN, B. D. Purcell, SN, B. D. Beebe, SN, B. D. McVay, SN, T. C. HenleY, SA: T rs RD3. LR- Righty: G. D. Martin, RD3g A. s. Kornbiuth, RD3g W. D. Crawford, RD3g J. D. Adgent, RD3, D-K.R0ge i ' Bartlett, RDSNQ R.L. Pasley, RD3. a 2 I OI Division, a part of the Uperations Department, is composed of a gI'0UP Of highly I trained men known as Radarmen. Their primary duty consists of manning, and Opefafmg CIC, or Combat Information Center. In the center of the Radar room, Radarmen, bent Offer y their radarscopes and plotting boards, are able to plot all sea and air activities for miles around the ship. They also control various voice radio nets used for shorefire control afld Aw, inter-ship communication, etc. When the ship is underway, the CIC gang assist COND by - recommending course and speed in various tactical maneuvers. P I 1 I I OI DIVI IO xx .. ,T-T, 52 E Briefing time. Iill raise it twof Rate has it's privilages. Guess who bet fm tht- yank! Aircraft plotting crevx Y I l l 5 1 I it OR DIVISIO .1, i i l J r w it I I I 3 1 i ., FIRST ROWCLeft to Rightj: D. R. Brooks, RMB, S. H. Petcoff, RM3g R. J. Miller, RM2g J. H. Jackson, RM2g A.F Phillips, RMI, LTJG J. H. Fortenberryg C. B. Young, TEC, R. V. Griflin, RM1g N. E. Lambert, AGI, C. O. Hyskell, TE2 SECOND ROW QLeft to Rightb: L. J. Paluszewski, TESNg D. L. McDaniel, RM3g J. L. Shumann, RMSN5 G-I Wlltz RM3g M. L. Catterton, RM3g RA. Stranik SA ' C. E. D , , Otsch, RM3, c.N. Levorsen, SN, R. R. semingsoni RM3l G. W. Winkler, SN, F. R. Salkil, RNQ B. E. Norland, RMSNg C. M. Kunz, RM3g L. H. Tiettmeyer, RM33 W- Teil RN, D.D. Lawson, RMS, J. R. stomboii, RM3. THIRD ROW CLeft to Righty: R. J. Niehaus, RN Q R. D.G116S, TES D. L. Price, RM3g J. C. Meola, RMSNQ W. B. Ciaschini, RMS, F. H. Pearson, SN, G. R. Wilson, SNS J- H- Wllhanf SN, H. F. Woods, TE3g D. P. Mahaffy, SN, G. D. Schmidt, TESNQ T. 1. Lewkowski, SN g J. R. Hast1ngS, TESN., R' ' Andreasen, RMSNQ O.R. Reschke, RM3. I To OR Division falls the responsibility of providing constant contact between the ship and the outside world. This is done through a How of dots and dashes in the Radioman's earphones day and night. Members of this division also staff the ships post office and handle its constant flow of mail, which is our more personal link with home durin girl ? T 11'-JW' .. il Qs F -- 9 . f f A , g the long months at sea. This is another highly im- ploigtant factor in the upkeep of morale of the Q I X , l sci-3 .Q cs C? KE- .3 1 ' Z R Oli lil ISIO 'Cup I Q... 'wav 'Inn' A.. Q R A lv . v L , P' V s ! 1 I ? 5 l 1 E ao Or-Q. N T in V 4? X Q. if ,A ,, I fg fi -, Y? . 175 A 1 ,ff 9 ff' 14 .N M P' 4 5 nr 4 4, ff J -U' 'V 'ff 0 5 I C 1 3522 ff I 1 X-4 Ji 1 lj I l O DIIO , 5 , . Jael' 7:7741-' f FIRST ROW CLeft to Righty: E. E. Lawson, SM33 M. S. Best, SM3g W. H. Ridings, SN, R. L. Vienia, SN. SECOND ROW CLeft to Righty: F. P. Garity, SM3, C. qny Nierodka, QNCQ LTIG T. H. Davis, B. L. Tallant, SMZQ L. A. Jones, SM3. THIRD ROW QLeft to Righty: LE. Barton, SNQ D. D. Howard, SNQ D. L. Petersen, SAQ E. P. Buren, SNQ R. S. Gonazales, SNQ J.B. Dotson, SNQ B. M. Hanson, SN, R. L. Horton, SN, T. K. Mosier, SlVI3g R. G. Burrell, SM3. l i sa, The OS Division has many jobs, each involving Q a means of visual communication. These range ' r -tm, 'E ,V from flag hoists to the flashing light, semaphore, R lt ss sa' , 5, and invisible black light. The powerful hino- s , culars of the Signal Gang help keep the Officer- 1. of-the-Deck informed of all activity in the . 1 vicinity of the ship. Since on-the-job training x . consumes a large portion of their time, these l fl men work hard to qualify themselves in their 5 jobs, resulting in very sharp efficiency. 1 , i , l ! l r 3' ll A i a is 1 Ii '. ll x l W. E. Daley, SN, J.A.sid1ey, SN , . Al L.,- OS DIVISION 1 I 1 1 f ff l . ...ma s 4 5 1 .54 - 1 ..- ' Q ,, 1 I .fl Q 7 . -Z- NN at 4 'in W -A .UW Y he 3,13 I AVIGATIO nm ART E T ,liltis department is made up of Quartt-rrnastc-rs, skilled in the artof taking thc ship to its destination and hringing it hack again safely, To atwnnplish this job, they are well. traint-d in celestial navigation and nautical astronomy. They must know at all times, specific weather conditions and other information relative to the operation of the ship. These ulviafi. nersw also have the task of keeping a complete log of daily shipboard activities. j,L. Meyers OVICMISER or I IO F 403' ' r 1 Lmnl 'll ul-1 TOP ROW fLeft to Rightlt J. L. Myers, SNQ A. W. Weaver, SNQ IE. CnJPctermau, QM3g T. E. Grysinger, SN: K. D. l'l0flU1,5N3 L.W. Olson, SNQ 11.1. Goldsbrough. SNQ R. v. waucf, QMS. NLM. Moore, SN. BoTToM Row QLeft I0 Rlghfll C. W. Apple, QMSQ R. P. Scott, QNILSQ LTJG J. li. Roc lE.lJ. Wills, QlVIlg J. P. Cook, QM3. T ,,. Q'-n',,, R...--' N. . fbi Q Q x 3 'Tw han-V Stead y 'N V . X . -' N - 1 I wht 15 'N WM. Null IIN- lmlflf-ru Iwrn. Llmrtmg ilu lou NL 5 L PECI L 'EKVICEK uw ff.11,vv-ff'2v'w'-vfw'-'cr' vw A-.L ADMI ISFR Il It DFI ARTME T The Adminismltiyg licpartiiiciit lists . fl contact xvitli tlic crcvv flLtuL1 m ber '15 an individual tlinn any mem ' h r department attaclicd to the sliip. Ol L 9 ,. I the personnel Office peisuiiiicl Il , k 5 u to date and recordb are GP P transfers discharges, leave and lilicrtv Y are arranged and managed. At the same time, the Captain's Office carries on similar functions for the ofiicers aboard. The Training Ofiice, also a part of Adminitrative Department, is the hot- spot of the ship during the time advancement in rate tests are given. This office also helps a man make decisions concerning his educational SIHIUS. The Public information Office pro- vides naval and civilian publications with an up-to-date account of the ship, its personnel and activities. Also a part of the Administrative Department, are the Print Shop, the Master-at-Arms Force, Photo Lab, Chaplain,s Office, and Legal Office. FIRS Maas? Hen to righlli l'Vit51: 't M I I N5 right! A- . tr. PN3. siccinivn ienw Gr ' Cam1lHf1o,lt.I1.YNZs, strait., ni WN eener I J X-RAY-DI VISIO . lass FIRST ROW CLeft to Righty: R. C. LaMantia, SNQ J. W. TheiSS, SN, E. W. Greene, SN, D. T. Greene, PN3S ENS W. G. Hall, A. J. Ne1Son, PNC, W. C. Maass, PN3g E. CnjCadena, YN3g J. L. Griflin, JO3. SECOND ROW CLeft tn Rightj: B. W. Venia, YNSN3 D. P. Brodrick, LT3g E. L. Ingram, Jr. SN, R. Qnj Blake, YN35 R. J. J-21C1fS0f1, YN3' EJ. Pudlo, PN3g T. L. Jenkins, SN Q J. L. Messenger, SN, R. L. Cauffman, PN3. THIRD ROW CLeft to Rlghtll J-H B h ' ' ne seheehef, SN, 1.13. Thorstad, SN, D. L. Shaffer, SN, MA, Ynger, SN, V. L. Lamb, SN5 G.C11lB0h1manfPN35 M. L. Prigge, PN3g T. E. Fenno, PN3. lk Nqggg- Capffiillls Office. SHICLK L. B. Gomez T. W. Cleveland, YNC, R. B. Acantilado, YN3. . '- X-RAY-DIVI IO dl! Education in progress. Wi -'l I 1 'N-. -au-hi' Print shop crew. WMM 4 Vi' ' x k W7 'x .ako o f 8 Legal minds in motion. Scaning the news. X S I I MASTER-AT-ARM FORCE 2'-' f WW .- ff CLeft to Rightj Z S. T. Staats, BMZQ H. I. Jefferson, BM3 g L. E. Conklin, BM2g F. L. Jackson, BM1 5 P. R. Weaver, BMCQ E. Cnj Briggs, BM1. lf ln every community there must be a police X ' 'X i force. The SAINT PAUL Hcommunityl' is a no exception to this rule, The Master-at-Arms 6.3 ' Force can be found throughout the ship, keep- I 8 ing a sharp lookout to insure that everyone is '- Wearing a proper uniform correctly, and is on - the job at all times. The Force has been nick . 0 named everything from the 'C Sheriffs Posse A to the Keystone Kopsn. A complete know- ..- iw 1 . . . W f edge of naval procedure is necessary in this t job and their knowledge is passed on to those in need of instruction. I 34 IZ s 57 ply!! W-, 3 1 AE N'-In ' 5 -ssl 5:1-:f - UPPLY DEPARTME T CDR Wallace R. Dowd, J The Supply Department is responsible for procuring, receiving, stovving, issuing, and accounting for general stores, repair parts, equipage, general mess provisions and supplies, clothing and small stores and ship's stores. ln addition it is responsible for operation of the general mess, ship's store Qincluding the retail store, laundry, barber shop, tailor shop, cobbler shop and soda fountainl, sale and issue of clothing, superving and coordination of accounting and inventory functions, and, disbursement of all public funds. 4 15 5 af ,,. G G fm 'iw Q 4 7 N sfsr 6 - . ,A A S fs 5' xg gi 1 Q ?fxi t gf'-I DIVISIO I CHSUPCLK, G. R. Brown, S.J. Valenti, SKCQ L. R. Clark, SKI 5 N. li. Lefebvre, SKZQ R.E. Courtney, SK3g P.W McEwan, SK3. SECOND ROWCLeft to Righty: A. M. Afablc, SN 3 ll. M. Goulart, SN 3 W. H. Hinkle, SNQ S. E. Oberman SK3g D. K. Priest, SN, M. Dalton, SK3g F. A. Roehr, SNQ P. J. Sullivan, SK3g F. Stephenson, SN, G. W. Powell SNQ P. Q. Nix, SN. THIRD ROW CLeft to Righty: O. D. Desgrange, SN, R. W. Chase, SKSAQ EL. Mays, SNS D-l Wavrunek, SNQ W.W. Johnson, SN, M. S. Dresnick, SNQ P. B. Mistrctta, SNQ J. A. Brumley, SK35 K.D.MCC111lf2Y SN, A. D. Ibanez, SK3. c fx!! . . . ffff 51 To the S-l Division fall the task of f f supplying the SAINT PAUL with an ,ff 2 - f Z types of stores from pencils and svvahs X, ' to spare parts and paints. Aside 'A 0 Q!! W from insuring a suicficient supply of Af I X fi X ,WAX A, I f' J P ' , IQ I 0 all stores, the S-l division also have to account for every item, regardless f y R fx' 404. - a f' 42' 7 . of size. i w!u5Ky X. --- KZ FIRST ROW CLeft to Righty: J. F. Flanagan, SK3g L. D. Mull, SKZQ L. L. Moore, SKI, C. M. Cowan, SKC5 I YP' l .'-I Ill ISIO 1 1 l I 1 ' Q I 9 s' 1 ff 6 1, . 1, I. V, F if.. I I l 3 is Y x, 1 - L. 4, 'I .0.Mw,.,,M,,.,,....N..A---'---- ' '1 1 'P 1 Mg , xc: 'n j l, -' f XIXA x 5' , ,1 , W, , ...pu N in 4 ls.. 'in i, -4.5 ,pf f il --fir- is 5 , ' a Q. , 9 - DIVI IO 'W FIRST ROW QLeft to Rightjg M.B. Burnett, BM3g A. H. Arnaud, CS3g 1. L. King, CSSNQ M.C. Zermeno, CSSNQ C.R. Chapman, CSSN. SECOND ROW QLeft to Righty: C. T. Cumming, CS2g LF. Hamilton, CS3g J. Qnj Aleo, CSSN5 T. G. Stanhope, CSC, CHSUPCLK F.C. Cameron, C. A. Robinson, CS3g L. L. Baker, CSSN. THIRD ROW CLeft to Rightj: E. K. Hiveley, CS2g C. D. Reynolds, CS3, M.H. Wilson, CSSNQ B. D. W. Stanley, CS3g L. W. Lahr, CSSN: G. W. Luke, CS3. FOURTH ROW CLeft to Righty: G. F. Schauer, CSSNQ F.R. Brant, CS2g H.V. Bobis, SKB, C. D. Cook, CS3, V.L. Davis, CSSNQ B. Cnj Jones, CSSNg H. R. Hogan, CSSNQ G.R. Hogan, CS3, D. W. Harrell, CSI. FIRST ROW QLeft to Rightj: R.J. Kingsley, SKZQ R. E. Crook, SKS, H. A. Blake, CSRZQ R. T. Pate, CS2g R. W. Springer, CSSNQ L. D. Horton, CS3, L. S. Tribbett, CSSNQ E. T. Sims, CSSNQ P. C. Millican, CSSNQ A. D. Campbell, CSSN5 A. Mitchell, CSSN3 B.R. Sutton, CSSN. g . 1 15, x S-2 Division, or the Commissary Division, has the task of preparing food for the entire crew. This food prepared in huge quantities, plays an important part in the morale of the ship. Thus, the Commissaryman has the spirit of the crew in his hands because the men of the SAINT PAUL are no exception to the old saying that an army travels on its stomach . Modern day food processing and refrigeration, plus the know-how of the Commissaryman, makes each meal an event to look forward to. Skillful planning is also needed in turning out Well balanced meals, aside from the hard Work involved. These men could travel far if '42 , 5 .,., S-2 DIVISION L 341 I S 9 ' as '5 . I X : x hx ' I u I , Q - Q 'J' T - 1' ,f ff I X. XX. i .1 ,111 . I -3 DI I IO ix FIRST ROW CLeft to Righty: J. P. Meyers, SH3, W. C. Scott, SH2, P. J. Lydon, SH2, J. O. Iler, SH1: ENS J. B. Vandenberg, J.R. Schermerhorn, SH1, A. B. Houchins, SH2, C. A. Nance, SH2, D.D. Courtright, SH3. SECOND ROW QLeft to Righty: LF. Kirby, SN, B. G. Sparks, SN, J. V. Noe, SN, N. J. Mardesich, SH3, W. C. Doe, FA, G. N Taylor, SN, T. R. Taylor, SN, J. E. Reece, SN, N. E. Russell, SN, J. G. Smith, SN, R. B. Gurnmo, SN, B. J.Mas1owski SN, E. M. Smith, SN. THIRD ROW QLeft to Righty: H. D. O'Nea1, SN, ER. Lowe, SH3, R.D. Taffora, SNS R Satterield, SN, J.D. Kahill, SN, R. C. Scott, SN, 1.1. Mardesich, SN, J.D. Nessbitt, SN, R. Cnb Morgan, SN, R.L Searl, SA, J. L. Chasteen, SH3, R.J. Goveia, SH3. S-3 Division, better known as the Ship,s Service Group, are responsibile for operating the barber shop, tailor shop, cobbler shop, laundry and soda fountain, clothing and Small stores. All these services complete the job of making this ship a veritable floating city . These men are only a part of the many skilled tradesmen needed in the upkeep and operatiOI1 of our city , S f Wh 1 Xl, A N ? T Q EW C Y S-3 DIVISION ivwlmm X U X' l , fi ,-J' A 'Mlggff rw X X YD ' Q P I J - DIVI IO fr FIRST ROW CLeft to Righty: J. H. Y. Goo, TN, J. E. Green, TN, P. A. Malbrough, SD2g W. Webb, SDCQ F.C. Cameron, CHSUPCILKQ J. Stots, SDI, H. T. Champion, SD2g E. Carwell, SD3g M. A. Cabural, TN. SECOND ROW QLeft to Rightj: R. C. Mosquera, TN, P. A. Espero, TNQ MC J. E. Dowell, TN, R. E. Higgins, TN, J. Purifory, TNQ ' W. Beasley, SN, J.D. Larsen, TNQ R. N. Relatores, SD2. The S-5 Division is composed of stewards and their assistants who prepare and serve food to officer and warrant officer personnel. It is also their task to keep officer's staterooms in tip-top shape. lv L ix v YW Ev Z-if I .L ' S M 0 ., if 4' 3 C 1 . -ad' 5 1 S E 1 .Hi y.,,h-'qlfi 1 , S-5 DIVI IO g. , ilk , X4 1.2-J wi 'w-Jrs f Q 2 -9 vw , -f 1' f ,Kill Q i F' -4 DIVI IO 3 5 l FIRST ROW QLeft to Rightjz ENS J.B.Vandenberg, R. E. Theado, DKC. SECOND ROW CLeft to Righty C Llanes DK3g J. R. Teays, DK3g E. W. P. Scheger, DK3g A. P. Labrador, SN ig' lf? ill ii rl fi' ay' lli. 'l, , lr l ., 1. 12 xi ll .l I lik vi 'l 2 rf' irq , :J ,. le .- ll .I The functions of the Disbursing Office, and it's importance is one often overlooked, except on payday. In fact the Dishursing Office is an important cog in the overall operation of the ship. ln addition to the routine paydays, which are held twice each month, the Disbursing Oichce is responsible for, the procurement, safeguarding, payment and collection of all funds on the ship, Travel and Per Diem claims are settled and paid, allotments and bonds are started and stopped. In short, if it pertains to money, it involves Disbursing. if-elif'-WU! -, ,fp-1, Z, .I L, 2- ,gpg-J .1-uni, . L V, , ' -H'-'-T , '.,, i,'-xrQa.:f4ro-.,r gl' .-fuk,-4.1, ' Rv y lf ,331 fr- li ft LCDR M.L. Hermsmeyer DC-USN The Dental Department is responsible for keeping the dentures of the shipls ofhcers and crew in good 'coperating condition . Skilled technicians supplied with modern equipment and methods do a fine job. 43, fb , I sw c S - - XX EDICAL 8z DENTAL DEPARTMENT The Medical Department is composed of pharmacists, laboratory Workers, X-ray techni- cians, operating room technicians, and clerical workers. They are constantly on the job, tending to various aches and pains of the ships personnel. In addition to this, the Medical Department makes repeated checks of the sanitary conditions throughout the ship. During any special activity, you will always find corps- man on the job. Z, LT H. Zimmermann Jr. MC-USNR nt Ji MEDIC L A D DE TAL y - ll 'f gl? 575 5 x 91 .,.. ,... 4 I I FIRST ROW QLeft to Rightj: G. O. England, FN, D. E. Cummins, SN, N. ini Perea, SN. SECOND ROW CLeft to Rightj: T. E. Dietzler, HMZQ E. M. Skolnick, HM2g LCDR M. L. Hermsmeyerg LT H. CnjZimmermanng J. E. Samples, HMC. THIRD ROW QLeft to Rightj: R. W. Kline, HM3g W. H. Walls, HM3g J. R. Goss, H5433 T. W. Ginn, HM3: R.L. Schmidt, HM3g M. C. Allan, SN, C. A. Oden, DN, K. L. Hutton, HM3g L. E Livingston IIM3. Y, Z,-fl f . ill nm . l 4' , . -.,-v '7 Q J Lf. l- A X i if BA KET BALL 4' WW FIRST RCW gLeft to Rightb: E. P. Hrueri, SNg J. S. Iiridgeforth, SNQ R. L. Cauffmari, PN3g B.D.Purccll, SNQ R. L.Clemons, SN. SECOND ROW pLeft to Rightd: B. C. McVay, SNQ A. F. Timmcrmann, FTA3g LTJG C. R. Webbg H. Whiteside, SNg Ii. R. Lowe, SII3. GOLF TEAM A x fv K f .1 N13 A . iii ii 'f ft, 'R-31? if A R' ' ' i ft. A A . .Q-. A-T5 . X ,ft i -I hx ! W'fi 'ivfs if A - ' if .....4ff- 1 A Q I iq 'A l v. . rg K. ix mf . XQS3- A T ' wi an J Y nk ' A ' X 4 ,rf It ku QQ? rm? ' , 55 A 4. ,Ht ,fl S , 1? A , Q H 7 ' ,,.,,1 K it ig. .f,g. S t QM, . . A , ' F ' . fy in 'i iL:.'f4.d...f.- AQLN ,fu AAR' I 'fr ii . A li - W I! 1 R' A I , :A , ' X.,' ff FIRST ROWQLeft to Righty: C. D. Dotsch, RM3g M. C. Ashing, SAg J. Ash, SNQ M. R.Y0ung, SN: SECOND ROWQLeft to Righty: ENS W. C. Hallg CDR J.F.Powe11g LCDR H. B. Jonesg S. J. Valenti, SKC. BASEBALL . iff' - E FIRST ROW CLeft to Righty: R. L. Palsey, RD3g L. CnjTapia, SA g L. G. Lopez, SN 3 J. C. Moricoli, EN g J. W. Willoughby, GM3g B. R. Sterling GM3g W. B. Peek, SN. SECOND ROW CLeft to Rightb: C. G. Bick, PFC 3 W. CHJHOWHTG, SN 5 P. C. Millican, CSSN 3 ENS J. H. McGraw 3 ENS P. N. Randrapg D. W. Brodies, SNg P. G. Valencia, SNQ B. D. Purcell, SNg L. H. Castle, CPL. FIRST ROW CLeft to Rightb: B. C. McVay, SNQ M. C. Zerrneno, SNQ G. Lopez, SNQ A. J. Cook, QM3g D. F. Clinton, ME2g C. A. Hooks, SN. SECOND ROW CLeft to Rightjz A. F.Pronkzak, ICC: J. J.Sl'1afron,iSN3 R. C. Scott, SNg J. B. Dunlap, YN3g W. B. Peek, SNg D. W. Brodles, SNQ LTJG C. R. Webbg P. G. Valencia, SN. :- All OFFICERS AT WORK AND PLAY K Wh mgllj 'A 'mu ll I 0 7 CHANGE OF COMMAND On 28 Jan. 1957 VDAM BEAKLEY relieved VDAM IN- GERSQLL as Com- ndander Seventh Fleet on board the Bon Homme Richard in Buckner Bay. wi' ,fx 'Q' - x XE-I 3 'il 4 On 12 lam. H357 Capt. A.L. REED relieved Capt. ,l. XY. DAVIS as Coimmmcling Of- - ficcr in Nlmiilzi, P. l, '56, 'W On her trip from Bre- merton to San Francisco, SAINT PAUL played host to a group of distinguished guests of the Secretary of the Navy. All prominent business men from the North- XVest, these gentlemen were invited to make the voyage with us as a part of the Navys good willl' program. By living among us for a Week or so, it is hoped these gentlemen gained better in- sight into the Navyls pro- blems: In September the SAINT PAUL was honored by hav- ing the Secretary of the Navy aboard for the Fleet Review. L! Parade full guard and band. .L Pass in review. FLEET REVIEW c f' . 2 l 1 - a l E K ,E Q f ea 3' f - -1 I ' . 6 E ,--'fi T V ri b ! 9 I P ' 2 r 'WA Q r I 'UJ AX ,N 1 'Eiga' if 353-1'1 9 Sfdzgig' imma . I 2 f - I Q I Passing in Review. l 5 Job well done. FLEET RE IE 'JL ' .4 .. ' - - ' -7 35 .M ' HH' If - -1 - .L - ,.-.7 W- 1. , - w ..,, , 'flaw-V D Y , , 1- '. f,,f. fer. - ': V.wM 1 H, J . L-, .M - , . A 151 ' fy ' .1 an A QL uni, 3 W 53 if Q A1 ll-.. 'n,, , U ,I -QQVMQ, X ?f Q53 9 N 'A 1 fff I MXN , ,-X ' s x j 6f,ll'1lt:xux ,rf hl w Ni V .1 , ll X' . fu , xv X , f ' if u 7 yj VV' ,g 4 A ,I ,pd I U ' G 1 x 4 ' ' X U :Anil Q ' W' ..'z Q 1152 X I 3154 AWAII E I 1 l 4 ixf U.: f . , ,., 1, .. nf M. I' 1 v 'r 1- 1 . f f V vw gi., A ffiff. Xl: fu ' Mb. 419' X - 1Q l1'5F Y 3 f I ilhs mf Gnlfk-11 Gum Hridgu ssu ning thc duly as SIQYICN UI Fleer Flag ship at Hffllifbikllill :rf vi' ,A-, ':':'f'j m F f- fi- U, .J ' 5 - -'J , fy 1. ,, ,. . , . U1 mum-1' ,.,4,..., 'f. Vizlcc uclmzm SlLl1'lJOLl1'Ll ll!! -.-.xx 4 QW QP J APA 40- 13 1 bl 41 .Sw A X .X , ,I X ,,, 1 M' 1. ,N 2 X 'XY' - 1 ...- ... .N 'u' ri, ' Traditional Japanese Costume Kinkakuji QGolden templej jf., f' ffvq- .,,L,.-,,, 1 469, '7.rA f N 3 . . A , '-flgaf V 'A-f'f.f.zi'.. 4. as 4' Rice Field of Japan 7, f f f 4 ff fr ff if ,ff 12' fx 7 OKIN AWA +1 I x X X X 'tw- 4. n .x V' an-X- , ' 1 KFF 1 1 0 55-5- lf iq 'Ki 6 at 1 U 1. in -.Qi fi un-sux' 7 1 A u A - . f- -. , . , ' ,--EV.'.gf- if . ' ' A' ' -W fs'-4: ,.--f' ,'. .' ' N ew IL- Di -4 .1 '5 Q . ,S lf' 11 Ja -,a3:'-1' Q - 41,.. ' ,' 'Q' a , L - Qf, 39.3, in H N n H Street life in TAIPEI Wliikiki Bench Harbor Bar at Keelung A Last boat from Keelung Q ,WARN b-13 N Qf?QWZ WW TAI'AN n I i UD , U 1, V I 4 -.mug ,Lam i dl ' ' H M A . Q' ' A' .. K , , F 15 if Q X - i72',,. -FQ' ,,. 9. .. .,1., ,.. yy. .X AA Q .. , ...-.P--,, . ,J M . 31, ,fl I , W, N L. Qu:.Ax'.: .5 -L' ,jf zgiwfb ,V,, -Q45 ,H 1, 'iw' ,:.P,u: I kim. L M- ' ' T --M. A A 1 if SUN MOON LAKE From the vicinity of Keel- Lmg, members of the crew took a short trip to Sun Moon Lake. Approximately 200 miles inland, Sun Moon Lake with its summer atmos- phere and many sights makes a drastic change from the tropical rains and drab atmos- phere of the coastal cities. ' if CHRI TMAS PARTY KEELU G TAIWA ,ff ,f- I ,,f KX V --is Y 515 x ,Q ORPHANS ABOARD FOR DINNER Qu W' Q' PHILIPPI E 3 as During our operations off the Phi- lippine Islands, the World recieved the tragic news that President Ramon Magsaysay of the Philippines was killed when his plane crashed on the island of Cebu. Before his untimley death, President Magsaysay was to have been our guest to observe the operations of the Seventh Fleet. The SAINT PAUL returned to Manila as a representative of the United States to pay final respects to a great leader and President. LW I I f ' l I 4 H S47-Pdf?-M 4 18' , 'rape .,, -s, K , A, . N ,Q v f,g:ghb, 1 f , t We iilt , fr-Qu.. -X. - L K, W f ,, .1 5 Til sw, ' P K5 ,, I Q' wi V .1 i , f 7.'?.'l. A 53 541, -Q FW 3 2 5 I -4 .J f 4 I l U I ff-al J. in ali Ti I+ !! i5 vu di , v Zhi 4? -. f -' .v W . , 3, X , .1 A , . n Q 'Q . ' 1 3 Life as a Philippino farmer lid J' , v 3 Xaf' Q- A 4 AQ, 0'- T 5 ' ,,, s 1 ' ' 'P ' ' v' -fl ., ,V Rice paddy ranch Qkinawa X 5, gxmx 'f ..., in .5 '.. f' ,.-, . K. 1: . V- .M - . wg, V',- ,'m'i L' 5 - , I Q ' Ship at rest at Manila ! Famous walls of Manila O ll i V +1 Qin. SA , . nl X I 115 ,Q 753 N Y PHILIPPINES 5 4 I 5 '1Q..-- ' ts- M 0 I? Jgqiif 7Ewf ST'li ,llq-I Tiger Balm Gardens Hong Kong Harbor lights of Hong Kong Night lights of Yokosuka Iunks in Hong Kong .-. l ! l -f.f.4 , -N3 3 4532 i pl F42 'if 'f ly-Ie ' 1 rf rf I X ny,,.ff: , '!?'a-ff: -. .155 ,914 ni g 2 K ' 'WW HO GKO G Q ,?r All 1 I llU1lUl!2?fi f91lUl I lidiil 5lf4f'ClF ,N ,5 . A EE E S' x ' I HOT v 'D. 1-Z'-4 AT WORK PLAY if , V x f ' XX X!! K I L if N Q91 lliju L4 ' TURN TO CO TINUE HIPS WORK ,f 'ff nfl, y f Q wi 1 'f 15-53153 ff 1 x Ai. Dllh W f X ..,' Q-,at-S,--fvw L., Arm, X . sRk5 LEI URE TIME WW , 4 1 , if f f f ,I K ZWV? rm, 'U' +1 1 .V wx, ., ,,g- A S PHOTO CO TE T WINNER 'lf Q , in ,, .4-1 4.1 , .,, , 6534.32 JM? First Prize-ROBERT ROCKWELL, ET2 Second Prize-E. D. SCOTT, RD2 fhlfd Pri ze'D. T. MITCHELL, ET3 Fourth Prize-D. AHLBERG, CPL, USMC i il 2 3 W REPLE 1 HI G AG 1 I-LL X ,f x 5 rx X . PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT VIEW OPERATIONS During operations off the Philippine Islands the SAINT PAUL was host to a group of distingui- l , ' i shed guests headed by President Carlos Garcia of the Philippines. Viewing the operations from the i SAINT PAUL were President Garcia, military A leaders from the Philippines, Nationalist China, ll and press representives from different nations. - Rendering honors for President Garcia COmir1g dOWT1 President Garica comes aboard Vice Admiral BEAKLEY breifs guests on operations P l -PHILIPPI E PRE IDE T VIEW OPERATIO -2 A ' 3, 5' i E Af, I I in ia..i Q i X. I Y. ' I W E 1 + wrt. gl. 1. . ' Viewing the operations Operation Helicopter JA 3 P si 7 3 Operations Completed Ll.-. ll'f? fx'-H f' 1 H Rendering honors for departure President Garica departs by helo SNAP HOT X fff 'ww - I 1, f-We W ci? 9' 3-ni ' X 7 agxf, :A 3 A fi? ll Q .iff-fi diff ,M X PHOTO CONTEST fr N .' I l rf fr -as 'S' E. Fuji X. Buddha of Kamakura YN QXX '. A rm Q QT . ,. -rgmnd-ff :Wg ,waz . 4 Swim 1: S Lggnllii gfvfff, Yokosuka night spot ,l,, TAFF A , Z-. Wifi 0 1, f J- 5- UUYUHD, YN3Q Ed1ffJI'-111-Qfllxgf 1x.L.llmLo11. 11NlLh,Xssistz111t liditor3 rf' f S ' 3 q 2 ,N Jhf if J. Peterson, P11G3QPhot0grz1pher v NI. L. llcrruarucycxx LCIJR HC .Xdvisor W. T. Lcmfmd, I5M1LI3usine5s Editorj 'Zz ', ', ! X . . , '. N' - Q H , .- P . A VQ :Z y l 0 D. F. Davis, SNCAIJE Editorg W. F. Currier, SGTQLay-out Editorg P C , Chechik, H.I. LTJG New York, N.Y. Williams, J.D. LCDR Woodland, Calif. Vineland, CRUI E RO TER FLAG OFFICER Beakley, W.M. Vadm Vineland, N.J. Black, H.C. II, LTJG Park Ridge, Ill. Bliven, N.C. CDR New London, Conn. Brown, R.O. ENS Frostproof, Fla. Bush, W.A. LT Monrovia, Calif. Castro, J. Cnb LT San Diego, Calif. Ceely, W.D. Ltcol De Land, Fla. Cha man, J. nb ENS Yonkers N.Y. Christiansen, F.M. CDR Seattle, Wash. Coleman, J.R. ENS Paris, Texas Davis, J.W. CAPT Beaufort, N.C. Gaw, B.D. CDR Arlington, Virg. Greco, J.S. ENS San Francisco, Calif. Harrison, F.C. ENS Brooklyn, N.Y. Harvey, D.P. LT Wayne, Neb. Hays, S.H. Ltcol Boise, Idaho Higgins, J.W.COeg Repl Washington, D.C. Lancaster, R.W. LT Parsons, Kans. Lee, R.E. CDR Jacksonville, Fla. Lillich, G.T. CDR Rochester, N.Y. Line, G.G. ENS St. Paul, Minn McHenry, W.H. CDR Dayton, Penn. McKinney, C.P. ENS Tyler, Tex. Metze, G.M. LCDR Chicago, Ill. Miller, R.F., CAPT Berkeley, Calif. Morris, A.L. CDR Monterey, Calif. Myers, J.E. LTJG Louisville, Ky. Palmer, C.W. ENS Chula Vista, Calif. Powell, D.A. Jr. CDR Belhaven, N.C. Powell, R.A. LT San Francisco, Calif. Rauwolf, R.J. LCDR Kansas City, Mo. Ruehlow, S.E. CAPT. Brodhead, Wis. Sample, B.E. LTJG Madison, S.D. Severance, R.D. ENS Buffalo, N.Y. Snizik, D.M. ENS Wyandotte, Mich. Spritzen, R.J. LTCOL Wilmington, Dela Steere, R.C. CAPT Dallas, Texas Sullivan, E.J. Jr. ENS Brookline, Mass. Swanson, L.H. LTJG Broken Cow, Neb. Towers, F.C. ENS Washington, D.C. Tranter, T.L. LCDR Belmar, N.J. Tynan, J.F. CDR Cambridge, Mass. Vickery, H.B. CDR Washington, D.C. SHIPS OFFICERS Hull, G.T. LT Odessa, Mo. Jillson, K.R. LTJG Redlands, Calif. Jones, H.B. LCDR San Diego, Calif. Knaak, M.H. LT San Antonio, Texas Kru R.F ENS Chicago, Ill DD, - - Maher, P.D' III, LTJG Santa Ana, Calif. McDermott, M.P. Jr. LTJG Menlo Park, Calif. McGraw, J.H. ENS Jasper, Tex. Nelson, P.O. ENS Brookline, Mass. Old, J.C. Jr. ENS Houston, Texas Owens, J.L. lst LT, USMC I Pakiz, J.J. LTJG Paulk, J.E. LTJG Peterson, J.P. LT Pope, J.E. LTJG New York City, N.Y. Long Beach, Calif. Coffeville, Kans. Garden Grove, Calif. Boise, Idaho Powell, J.F. CDR Suffolk, Va. Price, L.R. ENS Burbank, Calif. Randrup, P.N. ENS Baltimore, Md. Rathbun, C.J. LTJG Winfield, Kans. Reed, A.L. CAPT. Little Rock Ark. Roe, J.E. Jr. LTJG Salt Lake City. Utah Sheehan, F.X. LT Holbrook, Mass. Simmons, M.M. W3 Port Deposit, Md. Tobin, E.P. Jr. LTJG Rye, N.Y. Trotter, W.R. LCDR Madison, Wise. Turkovich, N. W1 Kansas City, Kans. Vandenburg, J.B. ENS New Rochelle, N.Y. Van Kleeck, L.E. LTJG South Gate, Calif. Webb, B.R. Jr. LTJG El Paso, Texas White, C.A. Ens Spring Valley, Calif. Wood, L.E. CAPT. USMC Torrance, Calif. Wright, J.M.P. Jr. ENS Annapolis, Md. Zimmermann, H. Jr. LT Beverly Hills, Calif. FLAG DIVISION Adkins, C.L. Lyons, Kans. Aguilar, M.S. Cavite, P.I. Alfrey, J.W. Sedalia, Mo. Amnudsen, G.A. III Galveston, Texas Aniano, V. Guivan, P.I. Arata, T.W. Moutain View, Calif. Archambault, E.R. Woonsocket, R.I. Baquiran, B.C. Branagan, E.B. Bardwell, G.R. Cavite, P.I. Quezon City, P.I. Alexandria, La. Rochester, N.Y. Bishop H G Fairhope, Ala. Bonner A C Vannuys, Calif. Booth R.M Lakeland, Fla. Bareis, G.W. Bousqiiet, W San Diego, Calif. Bricker, H.J. Hialeah, Fla. Butler, T.J. Cambridge City Ind. Cadigal, C.T. Mabini Bohol, P.I. Chambers, F. . Prairie Creek, Ind. Chappell, V.E. Grandview Mo. Ciccone, J.D. Glenwell Village, Pa. Clifford, E.J. Seaside, Ore. Cody, E.J. Baldwin, N.Y. Conrad, R. San Francisco, Calif. Constantino, P. Bani Pangasinan, P.I. Cook, E.E. Long Beach, Calif. Cook, D.H. Consiglia, A.D. Cop. R.C. Cravey, J.D. Cullen, G.L. Cullen, J.G. Damkroeger, F.W. Davis, A.R. Jr. Dohn, N.J. Jr. Bronx, N.Y N.J. Fayetteville, N.C. Long Beach, Calif. Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo. Jr. Duluth, Minn. Hardin, Mont. Troy, Ohio Adams, B.L. ENS Havre, Mont. Brown, G.R. W2 Ohio City, Ohio Brown, K. LT. Lincoln, Kans. Cameron, F.C. W3 St. Anthony, Iowa Clark, R.C. CWO Alachua, Fla. Cook, A.P. Jr. CDR Lacenter, Ky. Crumbo, H. LCDR Coronado, Calif. Davis, T.H. LTJG Connell, Wash. Derwin, W.E. W2 Boston, Mass. Devine, W. LT South Portland, Maine Dill, D.M. W2 Palestine, Ohio Dowd, W.R. Jr. CDR Cambridge, Mass. Dunn, C.B. LTJG Mattapoisett, Mass. Evans, B.D. LTJG Antlers, Okla. Farmer, W.L. W2 Beattyville, Ky. Fortenberry, J. LTJG Duncan, Ariz. Frampton, J.C. LTJG Long Beach, Calif. Frazier, P.E. LCDR Greenfield, Ind. Frazier, P.N. CAPT., USMC Cambridge, Mass. Gavett, T.C. LCDR West Hollywood, Calif. Gomez, L.B. W1 San Leandro, Calif. Gross, R.S. ENS Wilder, Idaho Guigou, C.H. LTJG Muskogee Okla. Haliwell, R.G. W3 Santa Cruz, Calif. Hall' W.G. Jr. ENS Clarksdale, Miss. Haywood, W.R. W3 Olympia, Wash- Hermsmeyer, M.L. LCDR Scotia, Neb. Horejs, C.J. LCDR CHC Omaha, Neb. Domingo, L. San Marcelino, P.I. Ducharme, N.E. Paicoag, R.I. Donahoe, E.C. Crow, Texas Ekola, M.O. Highland Park, Mich. Engley, C.R. Warwick, R.I. Estella, L.H. Fisher, L.D. Foreman, R.W. Foley, R.A. Fortune, D.R. Jr Francia, J.F. Galvan, P. Gilman, J.J. Gonzales, A.O. Gomez, A. Griffen, G.E. Hasley, F.L. Jr. Hansen, J.R. Harbin, H.R. Harrington, D.W. Haynes, J.E. Heisten, C.L. Hill, J.R. Holder, R.S. Holloway, R.W. Hollowell, H.H. Holmes, H.J. Hurtt, R.E. Jackson, W.A. Jacogs, J.E. Janovec, M.L. Kencsen, W.R. Kentner, R.W. Kilpatrick, R.E. Klages, H.H. Leach, J.E. Leighton, T.G. Lewis, F.L. Jr. Linder, A.H. Jr. Macaso, D.S. Main, P.H. Malek, S.J. Mangosing, F. Martin, F.M. Martin, J.T. Martina, R.A. Masinloc, P,I. Grants Pass, Oregon Sioux City, Iowa Hoboken, N,j, Philadelphia, Pa, San Felipe, P,I, Eagvpan, P.I. Gardenia, Calif. Quezon City, P.I. Pasadena, Calif. Ft. WOI'th, Texas Spokane, Wash. Omaha, Neb. Cuthber, Ga, Loveland, Colo, Roanoke, Va, Portland, Oregon. Ironwood, Mich. Lynchberg, Va, Ballantine, Mont. Visalia, Calif. Atlanta, Ga. Anniston, Ala. Atlanta, Ga. Greenville, Texas Omaha, Neb. Cleveland, Ohio. Columbus, Ohio Omaha, Neb. Chaffee, Mo. Pueblo, Colo. Sewickley, Pa. Alexandra, Va. Chicago, Ill. San Jose, Calif. Redwood City, Calif. Holyhoke, Mass. San Felipe, P.I. Desert Center, Calif. Watervalley, Miss. Fresno, Calif. Matthews, H.E. Albuqerque, New Mex. May, R.J. McClaine, C.M. McFarland, T.J. McGee, R.L. McGovern, J.T. Melencio, O.E. Mink, H.D. Mondello, ' V.C. Morrison, W.C. Newton, J.C. Osborn, P.R. Padilla, E. Cnb Palma, J. ini Pearson, C.E. Pendergass, J.W. Pfaff, V.L. Piexsch, A.J. Pili, R.S. Ray, J.C. Redmond, R.C. Regnier, L.L. Richardson, D.W. Sanchez, P.P. Santos, J.M. Schffner, R.T. Jr. Schmidt, M.P. Scott, E.W. Scott, R.M. Smith, C.J Somers T.K. Sorrells, V.E. Sponholz, R.M. Stubbs, M.E. Stuart, J.L. Tapia, E. Cnj Taylor, K.J. Thumpston, J.D. Thumpston, R.C. J Roseville, Ohio Clarien, Pa. Goodenow, Ill. Dayton, Ohio Milwaukie, Ore. Cavite City, P.I. Indianapolis, Ind: Bossier City, La. Roseda, Calif. Martin, Tenn. Indianapolis, Ind. San Carlos, P.I. Tigaon, P.I. Medford, Ore. Baton Rouge La. Phillis, Texas New York, N.Y. Cavite City, P.I. Memphis, Tenn. Pensacola, Fla. Concordia, Kans. New Orleans, La. Polomon, P.I. Clearneld, Utah Uunbury, Pa. Blakely, Minn. Eugene, Ore. Hallendale, Fla. Wilmette, Ill. Mount Union, Pa. Compton, Ga. Milwaukee, Wisc. Magee, Miss. Shreveport, La. Raton, N.M. Anaheim, Calif. Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa' M. LIU A nn' Uravan, Colo. Endicott, N.Y. San Antono, P.I. Senaca, Mo. Calacias, P.I. Hubbardson, Texas Desmarins, P.I. San Marcelino, P.l. Freeborn, Minn. Lakewood, Colo. Seymor, Mo. Cincinnati, Ohio Hillsboro, Ohio Freeport, Ill. V lst DIVISION verez, A-1- ifan, R.L. andy, R-L ieasley, R.L. R. Ifnf O. Fanning, B.R- Ford, M.T. Fredrich, J.H. Hassler, O.W. Hart, R.L. -- Hurt, B.L. Johnson, W.T. - King, J.M. . Kirchoff, B.D. - Kong, R.M. .I Lemond, W.T. I Magley, W.E. Malcom, J. ini Martin, E.L. 5, McClarty, A.C. i McGee, T.A.W. McNurlin, D.A. Morden, J.O. 5 Morgan, J.C. fi Nitkiewicz, P.S. fZfNordaker, V.A. ,.Peek, W.B. fPicou, H.L. 1-Pool, S.C. Powers, R.L. P Saito, I. Qnb Scruggs, P.E. I Shafron, J.J. Walls, E.N. E. any R.VV. L. Qnl Lincolnton, N.C. Sacramento, Calif. Ludlow, KY. Pittsburg, PA. Copemish, Mich. Frederick Town, Calif. Long Beach, Calif. Nettleton, Miss Sharton, Tex. Alexandria, La. Hot Springs, Ark. St. Louis, Mo. Asbery Park, N.J. Lensir, Tenn. Minerva, Ohio Hancerville, Ala. Edgewater, N.J. Chicago, Ill. Crossville, Tenn. Long Beach, Calif. Louisville, Miss. Chicago, Ill. Baltimore, Md. Stuttgart, Ark. Hong Kong, B.C.C. Long Beach, Calif. Poplar Bluff, Mo. Chicago, Ill. Maryville, Tenn. Paragould, Ark. McComb, Miss. Omaha, Neb. Elk Rapids Mich. Grove Hill, Ala. Long Beach, Calif. Los Angeles, Calif. Atlantic City, N.J. Ponchatoula, La. Grand Ledge, Mich. Beaumont, Tex. Honolulu, T.H. Shelby, N.C. Derry, Pa. Chapel Hill, Tenn. A 2nd DIVISION ' Bailey,fv,R.B. . Barbee, J .W. . Boone, J .C. ' Botelho, J.J. . Breclaw, J.A. Brys, R.L. it 'Camp, W.H. 'I Elaks, R.D. Dandridge, W.A. P. Inj C.W. ififiillispie, L.R. .-Gibbs, R. Cn? ,Gonzales W.H. Tepas City, Tex. Wellston, Ohio Lawton, Okl. Richmond, Calif. Gary, Ind. Little Chute, Wis. Pittsburg, Pa. Milwaukee, Wis. New Orleans, La- Birmingham, Ala. Chicago, Ill. Nashville, Tenn. New Port, Ore. Brooklyn, N.Y- Pittsburg, Calif- Provo, Utah Greenville, Tenn. Chow Chilla, Calif. Garden Grove, Calif- Lawndale, Calif- Martinez, Calif- Martinez, J, .ny McCarthy, W,F McNair, D.O. Melchert, C.D, Moore, R.H. Morris, J.G, Murphy, H,G, Remmel, D.W. Robles, R.F. Rodrigues, T.E. Rosendahl, R.E. Scheffler, D.O. Smith H.E. Sowa, T. tn. Spicer, C.E. Thomas, A. .ni Waldorf, O.D. Waller, H.D. Walter, H.J. Webber, R.T. Wegworth, G.H. Wills, J.G. Wolf, A.G. Wolf, A.I. Wright, R. n 3rd Alderete, C. Baxley, F.B. Brown, V.C. Bryant, J.D. Burgess, C.H. Cameron, D.F. Collins, J.C. Cottrell, C.C. Cromer, H.A. Davis, E.A. Elliot, G.L. Fetters, E.L. Flores, L.M. Hathorn, J.L. Heaton, C. in- Henry, D.A. Hoffpauir, B.J. Hoffpauir, J.C. Hood, W.M. Hucherson, H.O. Jarzyna, W.A. Marsh, M.L. Merritt, J.R. Meyers, M.P. Morin, L.P. Morris, C.L. Parrish, D.L. Paulson, D.R. Pike, K.R. Prowell, A.R. Pamey, R.E. Riveland, A.J. Saldivar, S. in Screws, H.R. Shuman, F.D. Sidlauskas, G.T. Spell, W. ini Springer, H.C. Taihook, H. fn- Ueland, D.O. Vanhorn, R.L. Veine, C. ini Walters, B.F. White, Williams, C.D. W3g0H Mound, N.M Columbus, Ga, Pontiac, Mich, Lyman, S. Dak. Atlanta, GA. Los Angeles, Calif, Detroit, Mich Neenah, Wis Niles, Calif San Antonio Tex Duluth, Minn Midland, Mich Wichita, Kans Fall River, Mass Ft. Wayne, Ind. Trenton, N.J. Denver, Colo. Etowha, Tenn. Almond, Wis. East Braintree, Mass. San Pedro, Calif. Kent, Wash. Waite Park, Minn. Bismarck, N. Dak. DIVISION El Paso, Texas Darlington, S.C. Eauclaire, Wis. Jackson, Miss. Forest Grove, Ore. Musketeen, Iowa New Orleans, La. Houston, Tex. Newberry, S.C. Madison, Ind. Shreveport, La. Manmouth, Ore. Vallejo, Calif. Santa Monica, Calif. Salem, S.C. Monroe, Okl. Crowley, La. Crowley, La. Belton, S.C. Union, S.C. Michigan, City, Ind. Upham, N.D. Phillpot, Ky. Keewatin, Minn. Dunseith, N.D. Arlington, Va. Dallas, Tex. Sacramento, Calif. Modesto, Calif. Chiloquin, Ore. Lucasville, Ohio Fortuna, N.D. San Antonio, Texas Evarts, Ky. Tremonto, Utah Daly City, Calif. Crowley, La. Bodega Bay, Calif. . T.H. Cooperston, N.D. Ithica, Mich. Eastlake, Mich. Elizebethton, N.C. Nashville, Tenn. Checotah, Okl. 4th DIVISION Apshire, G.P. Atchyes, G.J. Baca. W. ini Brown, C.R. Budd, R.C- Cador, F.1- Calvert, C. U11 Carter, A. CTU Cauthen, L-S- Silsbee, Tex. Grand Rapids, Mich. Gallup N.M. Battle Creek. Milih-' Anita, Iowa New Orleans, La. Norwalk, Calif. Gary, Ind. Kershaw, S.C. Clemons, R.L. Converse, W.J. Cruz, R.R. Day, D.E. Florance, K.P. Flowler, W.B. Freeman, B.G. Gates, R.C. Genzer, C.C. Genzer, R.A. Griffith, R.E. Grissett, B.A. Hill, R.A. Hoover, A.R. Howard, W.J. Jarman, C.D. Johnson, W. n Knotts, H.F. Knutsen, W.E. Lafloe, H.F. Lastinger, W.G. Lingle, J.F. Lopez, L.G' Morawczynaski, McElvogue, H.C. McGuire, C.E. Merchent C.E. Merola, S.V. Mitchell, W.W. Morey, L.E. Morris, C.D. Murdock, G.l. Murray, H.F. Prothro, A. In Pugmire, L.L. Ray, G.E. Roper, B.C. Scott, C.H. Smith, J.D. Spiros, R. in Sterling, B.R. Tapia, L. ini Valencia, P.G. Warsham, J.R. Whiteside, W.M Young, M.R. Keystone, W.W. Fi Eaton, Rapids, Mich. .'.,g 'fi Laredo, Tex. Cannersville, Ill. Jackboro, Tex. Dillon, S.C. Blanchard, Okl. Farmington, Mich. Oklahoma City, Okl. Oklahoma City, Okl. Flint, Mich. Kermit, Tex. Eclectic, Ala. Philipisburg, Pa. Madison, Wis. Walshville, Ill. Long Beach, Calif. Muncie, Ind. Racine, Wis. Belcourt N.D. Bowling Green, Fla. Detroit, Mich. Laredo, Tex. Browerville, Minn. Des Moines, Iowa San Gabriel, Calif. Pontiac, Mich. Providence, R.I. Picayune, Miss. Wolfpaint, Mont. Camdenton, Mo. Rock Ledge, Fla. Long Beach, Calif. Lovejoy, Ill. Cakeville, Wyo. St. Louis, Mo. Decatur, Tex. Brighton, Mich. St. Petersburg, Fla. Texarkana, Ark. Amarilla, Tex. Albuqurque, N.M. San Antiono, Tex. Atlanta, Ga. Knoxville, Tenn. Uvalde, Tex. 5th DIVISION Brodies, D.W. Brothers J.W. Brown, L.R. Burnett, G.P. Butcher T.M. Cardenas, R. n Clark, G.E. Coffee E.U. Conklin, R.H. Craig, D.G. Delahousey, D. Delaney, R.G. Delegado, F.N. Dickson, S.A. Dishler, P.H. Dugger, W.M. Durden, J.U. Eng, S.D. Flockhart, L.A. Hale, J. Inj Hallmark, K.H. Heikkinen, J.R. Hervey, J.A. Hinton, M.G. Houk, R. Cn? Hunt, M.D. Jennings, W.A. Kaibas, J.A. Keenan, W.R., Jr. Keown, J.D. Landry, R.H. McGuire, R.G. Meadows, K.E. Morris, R.P. Neimiec, A.V. Perry, D.G. San Jose Calif. Monticillo, Fla. Bockinghan, N.C. Atlanta Ga. Loogootee, Ind. Rio Grande, Tex. Cleveland, O. Louiseville ky. Seattle, Wash Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Biloxi, Miss. Miami, Fla. Panama City, Panama Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Atchison, Kans. Covington, Ga. Pullman, Wash. Boone, Iowa Los Angeles, Calif. Broderic, Calif. Phelps, Wis. John Town, Texas Entiat, Wash. Maywood, Ill. Camargo, Okla. Lorena, Texas Los Angeles, Calif. Omaha, Neb. Indianapolis Ind. Dover, N.H. Trevlac, Ind. Carrohton, Ky Ottumwa, Iowa E I-Iaselcrest, Ill Tacoma, Wash .wx i, Q.. our Q. it . -.'1.gj' . I .. jj. K. 533 2 . . 7.3. 3' ft f ' -in ' Lg.p,-ff.-u: 'E,g Pruvis, W.H. Phillips, J.W. Reaux, G.T. Renberger, D.F. Reynolds, F.0. Reynolds, V.T. Rodriguez, B.F. Singlton, T.W. Staats, S.T. Stallworth, R.P. Sutton, F.B. Thomas, E.U. Thomas, P.H. Thomson, R.B. Tilligkeit, D.A. Toves, H.S. Trouba, W.G. Tunnell, E.U. Vernon, H. tub Weber, G.L. Willoughby, J.W. Meridian, Miss. Louisville, Ky Biloxi, Miss. Fort Hill, Idaho Amarillo, Texas San Jose, Calif Cheyenne, Wy. Troy, N.C. Charleston, W. Va. Montgomery, Ala. Chattanooga, Tenn. Pensacola, Florida Greenwood, Miss. El Paso, Texas Shawano, Wis. Marianans, Island Tulsa, Okla. Carlsbad, N.M. Luberton, N.C. Wauseun, Ohio Statham, Ga. 6th DIVISION Ah Sing, M.C. Allen, R.V. Ash, J. Qnj Bakken, F.D. Bradley, R.E. Braham, R.A. Briggs, B. Qnl Bryan, T.J. Canard, G.E. Carpenter, W.L. Casper, R.J' Cason, K.W. Craft, J.D. Creollo, A.J. Cunningham, B.G. Cushion, B.R. Deaton, J.F. Dilldine, C.L. Evans, J.R. Frasso, A. Cnl Flores, M.P. Funk, R.F. Gareau, G.P. Griflin, W.T. Hall, W.E. Harbarger, C.E. Hodnett, H.A. Holliday, A. Cnl Hutton, R. Hurshman, D.E. McCaniel, C.L. McDonald, c. my Miller, T.C. Mills, E.S. Mitchell, D.A. Newton, W.D. Osborn, G.L. Parker, E.J. Pickering, J.D. Pressley, I. Qnj Remel, R.O. Rome, C. Cnj Salsebury, J.A. Shirey, D. ini Shurtz, L.D. Stangler, D.C. Stephens, B.L. Swanson, P.N. Taylor, S.R. Timmermann, A.F Tobol, J.J. Vail Jr. F.W. Vier, T. qnl Vrana, D.R. Weiss, K. Cnj Wiley, R.L. Wilson, W.M. Smith, J.R. Sullivan, J.D. Stys, R.W. Symon, WJ- Hilo, Hawaii Hunington, W. Va. Tallassee, Fla. Portland, Ore. Charlotte, N.C. Chicago, Ill. Detroit, Mich. Shorterville, Ala. Lewis, Colo. L.A. Calif. Campo, Colo. San Berdardino, Calif. Butler, Miss. Topeka, Kan. Nashvilie, Tenn. Harrisville, Mich. Kyrpton, Ky. Wann, Okla. Butler, Ala. New Castle, Pa. San Bernardino, Calif. Mt. Airy, Ga. Binington, N.Y. New Market, Tenn. Princeton, W. Va. Moweaqua, Ill. Toledo, Ohio Cincinnatti, Ohio Westpoint, Miss. Orrick, Mo. Thomasville, Mo. Sperry, Okla. Morgontown, Ky. Gordo, Ala. Lawrence, Kan. Tulsa, Okla. Stilwell, Okla. Medford, Ore' Belpry, Kan. Georgana, Ala. Saratoga, Calif. Columbus, Geo. Waverly, Kan. Fresno, Calif. Mill Valley, Calif. Grand Forks, N.C. South Bend, Ind. Los Angeles, Calif. Tampa, Fla. . Moline, Ill. Buffalo, N.Y. Long Island, N.Y. Lamar, Mo. Lincoln, Neb. Chicago, Ill. Winslow, Ariz. Nigara Falls, N.Y. Escanaba, Mich. Gatesvilie, Texas Detroit, Mich. Asbury Hark, N.J. Wagner, L.R. Wallace, T.P. Watson, J.R. Whitehouse, D.L. Woods, rH.L. Young, C.W. Young, R.D. Young, R.J. Sheboygan, Wisc. Birmingham, Ala. Clayton, N.C. Saltsburg, Pa. Ellis, Idaho Augusta, Ga. Springfield, Mo. Grand Rapids, Mich. Graham, F.G. Conway, S.C. Hitzfeldt, G.P' El Paso, Texas Homan, R.L. Los Angeles, Calif. Hopper, J.W. ,Matton, Ill. Kincaid, J.E. Suisun, Calif. Krutger. O.P. Morton Grove, Ill. Marshall, R.J. West Terre Haute Ind. Mc Kissack, A.W. Chicago, Ill. 7th DIVISION Autry, J.K. Berry, D.E. Best, G.B. Bourdage, J.R. Bridgeforth, J.S. Buerer, D.R. Cassetty, T.H. Clause, R.L. Clutter, L.K. Cockrum, E.V. Coleman, R.E. Courtney, F.H. Cowels, K.E. Dennis, H.A. Devaney, J.P. DeWitt, G.D. Dorsett, E.L. Elwing, J.E. Everhart, K.O. Griflith, H.T. Gross, G.E. Harris, S.J. Harrison, W.C. Hause, J.F. Herrin, D. Cnl Hogan, M.T. Hooks, C.A. Hooper, J.C. Hurt, J.D. Jenkins, J.D. Johnson, K.E. Jones, J.C. Jones, J.C. Manning, J.L. Marshall, J.C. Martin, R.D. Moroney, E.T. Moore, J.W. Morris, J.E. Powell, G.C. Prater, C.A. Rice, C.E. Rice, R.M. Roberson, J.C. Robertson, R.R. Rosario, G.M. Ruter, M.W. Spiller, R.R. Trotter, R. cxnl Tsjuimoto E. ini Warren, J.K. Wellborn, J.D. Wick, J.L. Williams, J.V. Willoughby, J.E. Winginton, J.W. Workman, C.W. MARINE Allison, HNV. Baehnk, J.A. Bick, C.G. Castle, L.H. Candias, R. Currier, W.F. Drinen, T.E. Drumm, F.E. Eagle, M.W. Elhard, T.M. Ferguson, R.L. Garrison, J.V. Golden, O.D. Gillespie, J.E. Peizer, S.C. Atlanta, Ga. Fremont, N.C. Kelso, Wash. Jefferson City, Tenn. Cupertino, Calif. San Bernardio, Tenn. Marshall, Mo. Webster Springs, Va. Naturita, Oakland, Colo. Calif. St. Louis, Ill. Plainwell, Mich. Beaumont, Tex. Boston, Mass. Carterville, Mo. Highpoint Winneconne Lexington N.C. Wis. N.C. Urlah,, Ala. Cheyenne, Wyo. Springlield, Ill. Topeka, Kans. Compton, Calif. Akron, Ohio Beloit, Wis. Houston, Tex. Houston, Tex. Henrietta, Okl. Centerville, Tenn. Benoit, Wis. Newport, N.C. Waimanalo, T.H. Greenville, N.C. Houston, Tex. Burlington, Wis. Jackson, Tenn. Guntersville, Ala. Dierks, Ark. Lacrosse, Wis. Marion, oiiio Lowland, N.C. Los Angeles, Calif. Hortense, Ga. Los Angeles, Calif. Inarjan, Guam Williams, Minn. Cobden, Ill. Little, Rock, Ark. Los Angeles, Calif. Milano, Tex. Merryville, La. Granado, Tex. Hamilton, Ohio Keokuk, Iowa Vifoodsboro, Texas Detroit, Mich' DETACHMET Leavenworth, Kan. Davenport, Iowa Mt. Prospect, Ill. Grosse Ile, Mich. San Antonio, Texas Calipatria, Calif. Herculaneum, Mo. Marysville, Ohio San Francisco, Calif. Jamestown, N. D. Rushville, Ind. Joplin, No. Sydney, Neb. Salt Lake City, Utah Meinke, B.J. Meister, D.E. Mohart, J.L. Nemeth, P.J. Peterson, W.J. Pierce, N.R. Riggs, C.M. Roberts, O. Shaw, W.V. Strickland, W.A Smiddy, V.T. Battle Creek, Mich. Groton, S. Dak. Independence Mo. Galesburg, Ill. Ronan, Mont. Hereford, Texas St' Louis, Mo. Long Beach, Calif. Longview, Texas Wrights, Penn. Dayton, Ohio Sopkowski, W.R. Gary, Ind. Tasch, T.J. Chicago, Ill. Terry, H.D. Cotten Center, Texas Thomas, F.L. Woods, B.F. Wilcox, G.L. Boise, Idaho. Clinton, Okla. Roseville, Calif. FOXTROT DIVISION Ady, C.E. Azevedo, T.T. Bates, C.J. Beckwith, R.C. Birch, G.D. Bishop, W.W. Bolt, J.F. Breazel, W.D. Brian, R.D. Brothers, W.O. Brown, J.W. Cameron, G.D. Carr, M.J. Coe, J.W. Colegrove, V.W. Conner, E.D. Cordova, D :nl Cordova, E. Jr Doellefeld, B.K. Estel, J.D. Faircloth, D.W. Flochini, G.P. Forrest, D.J. Fryman, J.L. Fudge, B.R' Gilbert, M.L. Goodwill, R. inl Griffith, W.E. Hansen, R.R. Hardin, E.W. Hardy, R.C. Harmon, C.D. Harford, D,R. Herrman, V.T. Jones, J.C. Kilewer, C.L. Lupo, F.L. Mayberry, R.R. Meyers, R.H. Mulvihill, J.P. Nelson,, R.B. Orton, R.E. Mojave, Calif. Rio Vista, Calif. Bellihgham, Wash. Grand View, Wash. Mason City, Iowa Denver, Colo. Grand View, Wash. Butte, Mont. Ogden, Utah. West Minster, Md. Louisville, Ky. Eugene, Ore. Flint, Mich. Plains, Mont. St. Louis, Mo. Ottawa, Kans. El Monte, Calif. El Monte, Calif. Portland, Ore. Salisbury, Mo. Fayettevilie, N.C. Santa Clara, Calif. Claremont N.H. Albany, Ore. Ventura, Calif. Lancaster, Calif. Portland, N.Y. Highlands, N.J. , Phoenix, Ariz. Chicago, Ill. Aberdeen, Wash. Agana, Guam, M.I Long Beach, Calif Rochelle, Ill. Pine Level, N.C. La Crescenta, Calif. Fairmont, N.C. Boulder, Colo. Philadelphia, Pa. Newark, Los Angeles, Calif. Jefferson, Ore. Park, B.F. New Pymouth, Idaho. Paulson, D.L. Pomatto, R.L. Missoula, Mont. La Salle, Ill. Sexton, P. ini Jack, Ala. Smith, A.L. Eugene, Ore. VICTOR DIVISION Nunez, J.C. New Orleans, La. Robinson, P.T. Sumpt, S.C. Seeliger, M. Serafini, F.G. Red Bluff, Calif. Quinser, Mass. Apl Asl Bla Brc Bu: Bu1 Dal Dyl Eid Fo: Gol Ha He Hu J ol Kii La Lo Lo Mc Mc M1 M1 N1 01 O7 Ot Pa Rc Rc Sc Sc Sl Si St T T T T T Vi Vi Vl A A A A A A A ia ia E E is E c - c c c c c C C C C C I I 5 I .L I , I . I f C - I f . 1 . 1 ' . l ii 1 if 2 . Yazoo City, Snow, G.L. Onamia, La. wt Great Falls, A---W...-..,L' Xt ..-X A 5, egg. I H 1 3 J, 7 a a A-L F A DIVISION Lockeford, Calif. id -if-.5 it I f 25,714 1, ' Q 4 fx 3: ,R gtk? 'af--if 'ii' I 4- I 5 fe- fe' A - ' '-i'I'l,2N , A Ansley, M.W. ' -ICICI! D.P. lair, 5 za L.. , fown, R.E. EQMBUTDS, J .R. v? Butterfield, E.H. Stockton, Calif. Stockton, Calif. Perryville, Mo. Hamlit, N.C. Point Pleasant, N.J. Seattle, Wash. Hawke, D.J. Head, D.R. Hill, L.A. House, R.H. Jeffery, L.J. Johnson, W.H. Jones, A.J. Jones, D.R. Knoxville, Tenn The Dales, Ore Allerton, Ill Bearden, Ark Allen, Neb Mountain View, Ark. Miss. Kalispell, Mont. Dale, K. my ii Dykstra, C.T. Eidam, G.E. Caledonia, Wis. Phoenix, Ariz. Jones, J.T. Jindra, A.J. Kersey, D.D. Columbus, Ga. Clarkson, Neb. Foster, P.S. I Golden, B. fnl Haskins, R.M. Hemken, L.F. Hurdle, E.J. Johnson, R.R. Kincaid, J.A. Labounty, R.F. Loessl, R.D. Lord, W.Y. McGraw, J.H. McNeal, D.F. Montano, E. Morcolie, J.C. Murdock, W.R. Nuemann, D.E. O'Keefe, T.A. O'Mal1ey, C.E. Ott, T.R. Patterson, B.J. Rea, J.H. Reed, L. ful Schremp, R.A. Scott, T.L. Montgomery, Ala. Weatherford, Tex. Leavenworth, Kans. Jerome, Idaho Albert, Kans. Moscow, Tenn. Ojas, Calif. Lamar, Mo. Hooperston, Ill. Chicago, Ill. - Atlanta, Ga. Jasper, Texas Eugene, Ore. Albuquerque, N.M. Woodstock, Ill.' St. Louis, Mo. Rock Island, Utah. Jennings, Mo. Rochelle, Ill. Missoula, Mont. Gainsville, Ga. Montgomery, Ga. King, W.R. Konieczny, VV.J. Lainer, C.T. Leeds, M.C. Lucero, J.M. Lynch, W.F. Male, J.A. Mann, A.D. Martinez, E. McFadden, R.D. McGowan, B.G. Miller, N.C. Miller, N.L. Las Cruses, N.M. Center Line, Mich. Dallas, Texas Shelton, XVash. Albuquerque, N.M. Altoona. Pa. Pendleton, Ore. Chico, Calif. Albuquerque, N.M. McFadden, Ark. Gadsden, Ala. Portland, Ore. Addison, Mich. M0fgan, A. L.A. Calif. NCCIGY, TJ- Manchester, Ga. Ola, S.W. South Royals, Mass. Pafford, B.E. Houston, Texas Pina, F. Cotulla, Texas Porter, K.R. Sunnyside, VVash. PYCSSHC-311, R.R. Caryville, Tenn. Pasco, Wash. Perryville, Mo. Marshall, Ill. Sharp, W.D. New Smyrna Beach, Fla. Steele, B.L. Thorne, J.J. Tolliver, A. Cnj Trama, R.G. Troxel, F.A. Turner, W.G. Edgely, N.D. Jerome, Idaho Lyman, Utah Everett, Wash. Hooperton, Ill. Phoenix, Ariz. Witherell, G.D. Baldwin Park, Calif. Winters, J.L. New Orleans, La. Withmere, J.J. Gainsville, Ga. BRAVO DIVISION Acquistapace, E.R. St. Helena, Calif. Allmon, B.L. Andrews, J.A. Arnold, J.E. Ashcraft, R.G. Ashley, K.E. Audette, N.C. Barlow, K.O. Bitzel, D.P. Borjes, C.L. Brown, C.A. Brown, C.H. Burke, W.G. Cantrell, W.N. Carlson, R.L. Cloud, B.J. Cohee, B.L. Colvin, T.E. Combs, H.L. Cooley, J.L. Copeland, W.D. Cox, E.O. Cox, J.H. Crow, B.L. Dayries, R.C. Davis, R.E. Dingman, G.I. Downes, J.I. Farrington, D.O. Forman, A.M. Garrett, E.E. Gibson, T .L. Guinn, D.N. Hall, L.N. Harris, C. Cordon, D.C. Shoshone, Idaho Tacoma, Wash. Wichita, Kan. Shinnston, W. Va. Tampa, Fla. Crookston, Minn. Savannah, Tenn. Cranberry Junct. Md. San Jose, Calif. Salt Lake City, Utah Parker, Ariz. Flint, Mich. Sparta, Tenn. Fairfield, Iowa Houston, Texas Neodesha, Kan. Odgen, Utah Reidsville, N.C. Chattanooga, Tenn. Manteca, Calif. Cut Bank, Mont. Cut Bank, Mont. Protland, Ore. New Roads, La. Sunnyside, Wash. Long Beach, Calif. Carlsbad, N.M. Pamona, Calif. Gadsden, Ala. Kennesaw, Ga. Butler, Penn. L.A. Calif. Lubock, Texas Manti, Utah St. Helens, Ore. Raif, R.L. Rankin, F.C. Royce, J.L. Savage, W.O. Schabatka, C.L. Shockley, L.D. Slaybaugh, J.R. Houston, Texas Sinton, Texas San Fernando, Calif. Grand Rapids, Mich. Pekin, Ill. Montgomery, Ala. El Tigre' edo. Anzoa, Venezuela Stark, R.W. Tucson, Ariz Stephenson, R.R. Atascadero, Calif. Trunkhill, lN.A. Valine, J.'l'. Vogts, Waller, R.L. Weter, ILE. Wright, K.P. ECHO Anderson, G.L. Andrews, L.M. Bates, D. Bowers, D.A. Clark, R.J. Dean, R.L. Frank, J.J. Frizzell, R. Fronczak, A.A. Greiner, R.F. Heagy, D.E. Hicks, G.M. Hutcherson, N.J. Hyder, N.F. I Kramer, E.D. Kuczora, J.J. Loving, J.W. Madison, D.W. McNeirney, F.J. Morgan, R.E. Pryor, N.E. Ragsdale, H.L. Randall, A.J. Schuttler, R.G. Sempek, J.H. Slaughter, E.J. Slaughter, M.L. Smith, A.D. Stutz, R.L. Talley, J.F. Tangsrud, R.R. Whitney, S.S. Ymzon, R.A. Seattle, Nlfash- Sacramento, Calif. Mound Ridge, Kan. Woodlake, Calif. Milan, Mo. Glendale, Calif. DIVISION Saint Paul, Minn Merencee, Mich Sulfur, Okla Sacramento, Calif Webster, Iowa Decatur, Miss Long Beach, Calif Montery, Calif. Long Beach, Calif. Milwaukee, VVis. Mont. Houston, Texas Wickliffe, Ky. Houston, Texas Tulsa, Okla. Chicago, Ill Manchester, Tenn San Jose, Calif. Denver, Colo. Topeka, Kans. Adrean, Mich. Mansfield, Ohio Sela, Wash. Spearfish, N.D. Long Beath, Calif. Ft. Worth, Texas Ft. Worth, Texas Medford, Ore. Hebrow, Neb. Philadelphia, Penn. McGreagor, N.D. Kelso, Wash. Manila, Phillinines MIKE DIVISION Acosta, D.J. Adametz, C.M. Anderson, P.G. Bachar, D.E. Bailey, W.M. Baker, K.L. Baker, L.J. Barnes, D.A. Barton, R.D. Berryman, R.E. Brown, D.D. Buch, L.S. Burdett, B.E. Burnett, N.L. Caulder, W.C. Cole, W.J.F. Collins, R.L. Davey, J.L. Davis, D.F. Denten, G.D. Dougan, R. nl Evans, W.A. Foster, M.J. Gomez, R. Griffin, M.L. Habarta, E. ,nl Hawkins, R.L. Hejduk, T.E. Hutchison, J.R. Jackson, S.E. James, A.N. Jarrard, M.C. Lind, W.L. Maynard, G.R. Mckinney, R.D. Northern, R.L. Nuessen, M.J. Parnell, J.C. Phillips, J.D. Pierson, F.L. Pollock, R.W. Roland, R.G. Rowe, J.P. Ryan, D.A. Ryan, R.L. Sanders, C.M. Schaffer, M.J. Schaffer, W.B. Baltimore, Md. Pittsburgh, Pa. Riverside, Calif. Chula Vista, Calif. Fresno, Calif. Eugene, Ore. Bethel, Minn. Salem, Ore. Mishawaka Iowa San Diego, Calif. Fredrichtown, Mo. Canton, Ohio Juliet, Pa. Cameron, Mo. Dillon, S.C. Wisner, La. Hazard, Ky. Creswell, Ore. Ellensburg, Wash. I Sun Valley, daho Emmett, Ala. Plantersville, Ala. Trenton, N.J. Columbus, N.J. Decatur, Ga. Ellsworth, Kans. Rutherforoton, N.C. Thompson, Ohio Williamson, Ga. San Francisco, Calif. Long Beach, Calif. Gainesville, Ga. Clinton, Ill. Dandridge, Tenn. Maitland, Minn. Long Beach, Calif. Olpe, Kans. St. Louis, Mo. Battle Creek, Mich. Reseda, Calif,- Pittsburgh, Pa. Rockford, Ind. Atlanta, Ga. Colon, Mich. Pearl River, La. Garden Grove, Calif. Garden Grove, Calif. Kansas City, Mo. Shows, B. Brent, Ala. Shutt, B.R. Arby, Mo. Spratling, R.K. Warner Robins, Ga. Stonebraker, E.D. Greeley, Colo. Stuart, D.W. Stuart, J.B. Thorne, W.L. Vitali, T.H. RD Absolon, R.F. Bogart, J.L. Borton, N. Bower, R.G. Brown, R.L. Brazzel, H.D. Bushdieker, R.K Clinton, D.F. Cole, L.E. Combs, E.M. Cowels, W.W. Crouse, B.G. Edmondson, K.L. England, J.E. Foegelle, R.J. Garcia, H. Greek, E.E Hernandez, M.D. Herring, D.L. Hobbs, R.H. Hocker, R.G. Holmquist, R. Jelsema, J.M. Lapsley, H.F. Summerville, Mo. High Hill, Mo. Compton, Calif. Beacon Falls, Colo. IVISION Elgin, Ill. Franklin, Iowa. Adrian, Mich. Purcel, Mo. Beaver Falls, Penn. Louisburgh, Kans. St. Charles, Mo. Washington, D.C. Chehalis, Wash Palmer, Alaska Beaumont, Calif. Bogata, Texas Gatesville, Texas Sparta, Tenn. Hobson, Texas Roswell, N.M. Aluordton, Ohio Santat Fe, N.M. Sacramento, Calif. Delta, Colo. Denver, Colo. N. Hollywood, Calif. Grand Rapids, Mich. Albuquerque, N.M. Windon, Minn. Duckworth, W.D. ff. s- .: vw fi' 3 ' J L M i 1 li 1 M ' . . . t b rr Plains, TCUU- 5ChUm211Qf1, - - 0110 H- UWB .3 t0fl, . tm S raw Vfimiamsfield, Ohio Stomboli, J.R. West llaven, Conn. Desgrange, O,D. Westfiatfkingrgeigpk A J . i l M gilas- ir T-N' Falfurrias, Texas Stranik, R.A. Morse Bluff, Neb. Dresnick, M.S. Long Beacgfge i i. I if 1-anefn ' Taos, N.M. 'rea W-W Bsllffvuv, wash. Flanagan, LF. I M: JL, i Birmingham, Ala. Tiettmeyer, L.ll. Cincinnati, Ohio Goulart, H.M. San Franscigg01?l5l5 Nelggzm. E Lehman, Penn. Williams. j.l-I. Westchester, lll. l-linkle, W.R. Wilmetteagi Qni. , i Ch'c go, Ill. Wilson, G.R. Gagotown, Mich. Ibanez, A.D. . ' :,. iff Pawela' T'M' 1 a Corning, Kans. Cavite' PJ' O'Connor, T.S. Ogren, C.J. Rowe, IR- Schull, T.J. Simpson, J.O. Simpson, L.R. Stoy, J.L. Tucker, G.T. Varnadoe, E.L. Vaugh, G.R. Vignola, M.D. Wheattield, Ind. Albuquerque, N.M. Tulsa, Okla. Liberal, Kans. Eden, Idaho Heber, Utah Wellington, Kans. Reedly, Calif. Lumber City, Ga. Redmonds, Wash. Brooklyn, N.Y. Watkins, W. Wichita, Kans. Werner, J.R. Washington, Kans. Wilkinson, G. Detroit, Mich- Wright, R.A. Porterville, Calif. OS DIVISION Barton, J.E. Best, M.S. Buren, E.P. Burrell, R.G. Daley, W.E. Dotson, J.B. Dunlap, J.B.. Garity, F.P. Gonzales, R.S. Hanson, B.M. Horton, R.L. Howard, D.D. Jones, L.A. Lawson, E.E. Mosier, T.K. Nierodka, C. Petersen, D.L. Ridings, W.H. Sidely, J.A. Tallant, B.L. Vienia, R.L Harris, Mo. Long Beach, Calif. St. Louis, Mo. Salem, S.C. Medford, Ore. San Antonio, Texas Advance, Mo. Albert Lea, Minn. Hazelcrest, Ill. Tino Harbors, Minn. Kansas City, Mo. Great Bend, Kans. Inglewood, Calif. Dowagiac, Mich. Chicago, Ill. Long Beach, Calif. Tulsa, Okla. Inman, S.C. Thompson, Ohio Salem, Mo. Morenei, Ohio OR DIVISION Andreasen, R.L. Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Brault, M.F. Brooks, D.R. Coleman, Wis. Beaumont, Texas Catterton, M.L. Jr. Owings, Md Ciaschini, W.V. Dotsch, C.E. Evatte, W.C. Giles, R.D. Griffin, R.V. Hastings, J.R. Hyskell, C.O. Jackson, J.H. Jones, G.H. Kunz, C.M. Lachance, G.H. Lambert, N.E. Lawson, D.D. Levorsen, C.N. Lewkowski, T .J. Mahaffey, D.P. McDaniel, D.L. Meula, ,T.C. Miller, RJ. Muehlhausen, R.L. Niehaus, RJ. Norland, B.E. Paluszewski, L.J Pearson, F.H. Peticoff, S.H. Phillips, A.F. Jr. Price, D.D. Reed, R.H. Reschke, O.R. Salkill, F.R. Semingson, RJR. Schmidt, G.D. Springfield, Mass. San Pedro, Calif. Greenville, S.C. Pittsburg, Pa. Little Rock, Ark. Penndel, Penn. Harbor City, Calif. England, Ark. 1 San Franscisco, Calif. Seattle, Wash Painted Post, N.Y. Lomita, Calif. Willow Springs, Mo. Salt Lake City, Utah Grand Rapids, Mich. Sisters, Ore. Woodward, Okl. Baldwin Park, Calif. Olympia, Wash. Oaklawn, Ill. Cold Springs, Ky. Meriden, Conn. Lewiston, Utah. Sedro Woolley, Wash. Batesville, Ark. Troupsburg, N.Y. Chandler, Ariz. Louisville, Ky. Springfield, Mo. Crosby, N.D. Vermilion, Ohio Wiltz, GJ. Winkler, G.W. Woods, ll.F. Young, C.B. OE Beekman, J.M. Comley, L.G. Condon, PJ. Garrison, L.B. Hooker, K.J. Milwaukee, Wis. Napa, Calif. San lfranscisco, Calif. DIVISION Oakland, Calif. West Allis, Wis. Cincinnati, Ohio Long Beach, Calif. Omaha, Neb. Kelley, L.J. Council Bluffs, Iowa Lopes, S.P. Hayward, Calif. Lyle, J.O. Highwood, Ill. Mitchell, D.T. Rockwell, R.I. Scott, G.K. Swendsen, R.H. Ware, J.M. Wesson, D.L. OI Adams, K.R. Adgent, J.D. Bartlett, J.R. Beebe, B.D. Sarasota, Fla. Chicago, Ill. Bonnet's Mill, Mo. Dundee, Ill. San Diego, Calif. Newton, N.C. DIVISION Southgate, Calif. Eagleville, Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. Bellevue, Wash. Bigger, W.E. York, S.C. Brown, T.F. Widemouth, W.Va. Crawford, W.D. Lewisville, Texas Drew, G.S. Duffey, R.G. Farrow, L. Cnl Henley, T.C. Herron, B.D. East Detroit, Mich. L.A. Calif. Slidell, La. Mobile, Ala. Idalou, Texas Kornbluth, A.S. North Hollywood, Calif. Martin, G.D. Milton Mass. McKinley, E.F. Alice, Texas McVay, B.C. Huntington, Tenn. Morris, F.R. Shoshone, Idaho O'Neal, V.H. Pasley, R.L. Purcell, B.D. Robin, F.B. Rogers, D.K. Scott, E.D. Seekamp, C.B. Stuedli, J.R. Sweatt, B.D. Mount Pleasant, Fla. Silvertown, Ore. Paris, Ky. San Francisco, Calif. Bend, Ore. Bonnet's Mill, Mo. Abington, Penn. Milwaukee, Wisc. Marlin, Texas. Tribble, K.R. Dallas, Texa-s Walser, R.L. Dallas, Ore. NAN DIVISION Apple, C.W. Long Beach, Calif C0019 A-I Monroe, Mich. Florini, K.D. Delhi, Calif. F1'YSif1ger, T.E. Rockford, Ohio Goldsbrough, D.T. Inglewood, Calif. Kuntz, P.H. Kokomo, Ind. Moore, M.M. Jacksonville, Texas Myers, J.L. Olson, L.W. Peterman, E. Qnl Ramazetti, G.R. Omaha, Neb. Portland, Ore. Albany, Ga. Detroit, Mich. SCOVC, R.P. Phoenix, Ariz. Waller, R.V. sharon Hill, Pa. Weaver, A.W. Gary, Ind- Wills, E.D. South Gate, Calif. S-1 DIVISION Afable, A.M. Manila, P.l. Bfumley, .I-A- Covina, Calif. Ch?1SC, R.W. Pendleton, Oro. Clark, L.R. Ncwport, Ky. COUTUICY, R-E. Columbia, S.C. COWPJU, C.M. Dallas, Tex. Johnson, W.W. Lefebvre, N.E. Mays, E.L. McCul1ey, K.D. McEwan, P.W. Mistretta, P.B. Moore, L.L. Mull, L.D. Nix, P.Q. Oberman, S.E. Powell, G.W. Priest, D.K. Roehr, F.A. Chicago, Ui, gf Nashua, N,H . ff I Renham, Tex' f- , if 4 1' I , A i 'L EY. f . , 1 , I . .i, Cv , .2 Okanogan, Wash - Westfield, Mass 3 5 Donaldsonville, Lai rf. 1 2 'G Hornersville, Mo, his . - Nanceville, Ala' ,. Titusville, Pa. . Pensacola, Fla. . Vauelfl, Calif. - Palo Alto, Calif. f I Brownstown, Pai 9,4531 Stephenson, F. ink Chicagg, 111 Sullivan, PJ. Valenti, SJ. Bronx, N,Y,. I Sacramento, Calif Wavrunek, D.J. '?'ff3ff1Kewaunee, Wig - S-2 DIVISION ' Aleo, J. Arnaud, A.H. Baker, L.L. Becker, T.A. Blake, H.A. Brandt, F.R. Burnett, M.B. Cambell, A.D. Chapman, C.R. Cook, C.D.H. Crook, R.G. Cummings, C.T. Davis, V.J. Hamilton, J.F. Harrell, D.W. Harris, C.E. Hiviley, G.K. Hogan, G.R. Hogan, H.R. Horton, L.D. Jones, B. Keith, G.L Kingsley, RJ. Lahr, L.W. Luke, G.W. Millican, P.C. Mitchell, A. Pate, R.J. Reynolds, C.D. Robinson, J.E. Robison, C.A. Schauer, G.F. Scott, R.A. Sims, E.T. Springer, R.W. Stanhope, T.G. Stanley, B.D.W. Sutton, B.R. Tribbitt, L.J. Trivilino, G.F. Zermeno, M.C. San Bernardino, S-3 DIVISION Chasteen, J.L. Courtright, D.C. Doe, W.D. Fernandez, W. Jr. Goveia, R.J. Gummo, R.B. Houchins, A.B. ller, J.O. Kahill, J.D. Kilmer, G.L. Kincor, O.C. Kirby, j.F. Lowc, E.R. Berwyn, Ill Arnaudville, La Los Angeles, Calif Reading, Pa Wahoo, Neb Seattle, Was Canton, Tex i ' Gilroy, Ca 5 Belflower, Ca Tucson, ' Pasadena, Cal ig.. ' Yonkers, N. 1 Nebo A Elmonte Cai ' San Diegoi C , Sumner, W1 .gf i La Grangef, Beloit, Beloit, Wi Duquoin, li, Arkadelphia. Q S, Soquel, Calif, W Revere, Mas .3 Gardena, Cali . Los Angeles, Calii Irving, Texasl Long Beach, I Woodland, Ca1if 'i fi Fort Worth, TGXF. Long Beach, Callflaf Chula vista, caiifggi Arington Mining? 1. 1 ':' - - . - ,fly .1 f . Lansing, Mlchiimif Scarbo, W- Vi, Alexandra, La' .1 San Dieg0, Cali o Memphis, TSIIUFI ,LQ .uf .,.., -Hg . 1,-gp .15 f I . - v nf., i it i La Grange, Los Angeles, Calif Odensberg, N l Ca Helfin A Troy, ' Los Angeles, Pine Bluff, ,+- N ew York, Long Beach Long Beach St. Paul.. Silver 1 ,- W.C. E.M. Taylor, T.R. ffucker, F.E. t Philadelphia, Pa. Cupertino, Calif. Cupertino, Calif. Seal Beach, Calif, - Atlanta, Ga. Blue Earth, Minn. Fallon, Nev. Tulsa, Okl. Clarksdale, Miss. Vidalia, Ga. New York, N.Y. Auburndale, Fla. Hollywood, Fla. West Union, Ohio . Palmer, N.Y. Hollis, Okl. Compton, Calif. ,Salt Lake City, Utah Live Oak, Fla. Bartlesville, Okl. Memphis, Tenn. Kenosha, ' Wis. Tampa, Fla. Tampa, Fla. Louisburg, N.C. S-4 DIVISION Labrador, A.P. Llanes, C. Qnj Scheger, E.W.P. Teays, J.R. Theado, R.E. i S-5 Apilado, P.B. Beasley, W. Cabigas, M.C. Zamboange, P.I. Cavite, P.I. San jose, Calif. Tacomo, Wash. San Diego, Calif. DIVISION San Yernando, P.I. Little Rock, Ark. Nouracan, P.I. Cahural, M.A. Carwell, E. Champion, H. Espero, V.D. Flores, M.T. Foster, A. Goo, J.H.Y. Green, J.E. Higgins, R.E. johnson, W.T. Larsen J.D . . .e,,,.,., ,. ., . ...,,, Rosales Porg, P.I 'fe' a- wk , I .,. J ' ' ff :ffm K . , ' ' ' 1 Q, 1 - . , cgieiw 5-4 2' e f . Ingram, EL. e ,Q ,aj I 1 Memphis, Tenn Fuguoy Springs, N.C. Vocnotan, P.I. Manila, P.I. Bunkie, La. Lodi, Calif. Flint, Mich. Cincinatti, Ohio New Port, R.I. S ncer Iow J ' pe , a Maghanua, D. Crib Ilo Ilo City, P.I. McDowell, J.E. Savannah, Ga. Malbrough, P.A. New Orleans, La. Mosquera, R.C. Perez, A.C. Purifory, J.T. Remulla, F.A. Raletores, R.N. Webb, W. Culasi Antique, P.I. Agana, Guam Island Raleigh, N.C. Cavite, P.I. P.I. Guthire, Okl. X DIVISION Acantilado, R.C. Roxas Dist. Q.C. P.I. Black, K.R. Blake, R.E. Bohlman, G. Briggs, E. Brodrick, D.P. Oklahoma City, Okla. Bridgeton, Ind. Peoria, Ill. New Bedford, Mass. Morenci, Mich. Buchschacher, J.lI. St. Louis, Mo. Cadena, E. Corpus Christi, Texas Cauffman, R.L. Cleveland, T.W. Conklin, L.E. Fenno, T.E. Greene, D.T. Greene, E.W. Grifhn, J.L. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Lufton, Texas Peekskill, N.Y. Sloam Springs, Ark. San Diego, Calif. Forrest Grove, Orc. La Mesa, Calif, Jackson, F.L. . Jackson, RJ. Jeiferson, H.I. Jenkins, T.L. LaMantia, R.C. Lamb, V.L. Maass, W.C. Messenger, J.L. Nelson, A. Peterson, J.C Prigge, M.L Pudlo, EJ Shaffer, D.L. Arroy Theiss, j .W i.,-if, ' fe 1 VW St. 1 Ke J. .' if n Thornstad, J.B. Gra Venia, B.W. Weaver, P.R. Yager, M.A. MEDICAL AND Allan, M.C. Cella, P.L. Cummins, D.E. Dietzler, T.E. England, G.O. Ginn, T.W. Goss, J.R. Hutton, K.L. Kline, R.W. Livingston, L.E. Oden, C.A. Perea, N. fnj Samples, J.E. Schmidt, R.L. Skolnick, E.M. Walls, W.E. WORD FRO THE EDITOR I wish to express my sincere thanks to the entire staff for a job well done Particular thanks goes to Hutton HM3 who layed out and wrote much of the copy SGT Currier for arranging picture scheudles Davis SN who did the cartoons and Peterson PHG3 for taking and processing pictures LCDR Hermsmeyer for overall supervision and to LNS White who made ends meet in the financial department Also I would like to thank the Daito Art Printing Company Limited of Tokyo Without the expert help and guidance of Mr Selke Mr Endo and Mr Kodato, the publication of this book would have been impossible They spent many hours of work and preparation to give us the best possible cruise book Thanks for a job Well done BD 'RS' Count St Hr 'I l F. Los S 1 iff,