Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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NAV Y V- 1 2 UNIT HEADQUARTERS HU SHIP'S COMPANY Pictured below are Chief Athletic Specialist Knudsen, whose home is in Ogden, Iowa: Yeoman lfc Sanders, a Birmingham boyg PhM. Ifc XVhitey', W'hitehead, who would claim no other than Texas as his stamping groundsq PhNI. Sfc Broshot, the Yankee Clipper from XVisc0nsing Chief Ycomnn XVooten, a native of Birminghamg Chief Storekeepcr Ends- lcy, who is also a resident of Birminghamg Chief Athletic Specialist Walter Jurkiewicz, who claims Detroit, Michigan as his home. Not included in the picture are Lt. Commander I. A. Robbins, Medical Officerg Ycoman lfc Dezutti, from Pittsburgh, Pa.g and PhM. Zfc james Crim, also from Birmingham. KNUDSEN, RUSSELL PETER SANDERS, JR., W1LL1ixx1 LLONARD XVH1'r'EHi..xn, AI.IflK1.D EDILLL BROSHOT, ELMFR XVILLIAM XVoo'1'i N, jrc., RAL1-ii HINRY ENDSLLY, JURKILVVICZ,

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LT ARTHUR S. POSTLE, Communrling Officer LT. ARTHUR S. POSTLE The Navy V-12 Unit at Howard is fortunate in having as its Commanding Officer, Lt. Arthur S. Postle, a native of Ohio and a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University, where he also received his M.A. Degree. Besides his love for fishing and hunting, and a decided interest in that greater of all indoor sports, bowling, Mr. Postle is a member of that select group of Americans who enjoy dabbling in the art of writing. Before entering the Navy in April, 1943, our C. O. was Dean of Men at the University of Cincinnati. His first assignment was that of Commanding Officer of the Car- son-Newman V-12 Unit where he remained until the latter part of june, 1944, when he was transferred to Howard. Evidence of his feeling toward his adopted college was shown in his statement, This cruise on the good ship HOWARD has proved to be a memorable one. The college officials, faculty, mess squad, ship's company and crew all have contributed toward making this a delightful tour of duty. Long may Howard College continue to assist he: sons and daughters to serve effectively their country and their fellow men . LT. JOHN B. CROSSLEY, Execulire Officer LT. JOHN B. CROSSLEY Lt. John B, Crossley is another Yankee who has come to Dixie to cement relations here. Born in Wilmington, Delaware, the Unit's Executive Officer is a graduate of Pomona College, in Claremont, California. Before entering thc Navy in April, 1943, he was Superintendent of Schools at Placentia, Cal. Lt. Crossley received his indoctrination training at Columbia University, after which he was as- signed to Milligan College, in Tennessee, as Executive Of- ficer. He remained there until he received orders to report to Howard in September, 1944. Mr. Crossley is an ardent sports fan, but admits that golf and tennis are his favorites. Our Executive Officer expressed well the sentiments of the entire unit when he said, It is hoped that before an- other issue of the ENTRE NOUS the war will be over and that the Navy on Howard Campus will be but a memory. For those of us in the Navy program, memories of our stay here will be happy ones. Our thanks to you of the college who have made our tour of duty a pleasure.

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O,,,..,.....w-.4 A W'II,I.IA1NI TIIOINIAS ALDERSON, JR. -Math7I:u0!baIl Mallager-Brookside, Nev Jersey-Sophomore. MILTON MCCOOL ARMSTRONG-Bandfspringficld, Missouri-Sophomore. CHARLIE NVILLIAM BABERS--Knoxville, Tennessee-Sophomore. XVILLIAM FORREST ISACKSTROM-Columbus, Mississippi, Sophomore. XVILLIAM THOMAS BAILEY-Pi Kappa Alpha+LuCedale, Mississippi-Sophomore. JOHN EDWARD FRANK BAKER-Roseland, Florida-Freshman. HONVARD EUGENE BAKER-Clanton, Alabama-Freshman. DOVVDELL ADAMS BARNES, JR.-Pi Kappa Phi-ChccrlBader--Swimming Team- Opelika, Alabama-Sophomore. ELMER MICHAEL BARNES, JR.-Pi Kappa Alpha-Softball-Swimming4OrIando I-'IoridnfSophomure. JAMES WILLIAM EAROS, JR.-Miami, I7I0rida+FreShman. EDWARD PARR BARRETT-Pi Kappa Alpha-Birmingham, Alabamaffreshman. W'II.I,IAM TRAVIS BASSETT-Grand Prairie, Texas-Freshman. ROY LANE BATES-l5oorballwScurtlubutr-Softball- H Club-I'urvis Mississnm i- v IP Sophomore. THOMAS LAXVSON BECKXVITH, JR.-Basketball-Morristown, New Jersey- Sophomore. HAROLD HENRY BEEBE, JR.-Orchestra Leader-South Minneapolis, Minnesota- Freshman. LEON LOUIS BERATANfPhiIadcIphia, Pennsylvania-Freshman. DOMMINICK BIANCAVILLA-New York City, New YorkfSophomore. WII.I.IAM CARROLL BLACKEREY7IIaQkcthalI-Resscvner. Alabama-Frcihman, GEORGE VVILLIAM BLACKFORD-Spartanburg, South Carolina--Freshman. CARLTON ALBERT BONNER, JR.-New Augusta, Mississippi-Sophomore. THOMAS MONROE BOTSFORD, JR.-Pi Kappa Phi-Band-Drill Platoon-Opelika Alabama-Junior. JAMES OGLETHORPE BOWLING, JR.-Pa Kappa Alpha-Birmingham, Alabam- Sophomore. FOSTER KEY BRADLEY, JR.-Bessemer, Alabama-Junior. RONALD ALVA CAIN-Miami, Iiloridavlircshman. XVILLIAM WAGNER CARDEN+Sigma Nu-Treasurer-Florence, Alabama- Sophomore. ULYSSES GRANT CARTER-FootballfBirmingham, Alabama-Sophomore. VVIILIAM LEITCH CARTER7FoothaII-Irvington, New York-Sophomore. GUY DANIEL CASEY-Alpha Pi OmegafMin. Assoc.-Mission Band-Ushers Club-f Gadsden, Alabama-Sophomore. WILLIAM FREDRICK CECIL-Binghampton, New York-Freshman. EWIN STARLING CHILDERS-Band-Laurel, Mississippi-Junior. LEXVIS ROBERT COBBS4B.S.U. Council-Min. Assoc.4Pre-Chaplain-Dallas, Texas- Junior. CHARLES EDVVARD COLE-Riderwood, Alabama-Sophomore. PAUL CONNAIRfFoOtbaIl-Dayton, Ohio-Sophomore. JOHN BULLOCK CONNER-Tuskegee, Alabama-Freshman. JACK STERLING COOK-Basketball-Pexal, Mississippi4Suphom0re. HARRY INABINET CORLEYfCoIumbia, South Carolina-Freshman. LESLIE LEONARD COSTON-Bessemer, Alabama-Freshman. SLENNON MILLS COVAN-Mobile, Alabama-Sophomore. JOHN REVEL CROOKfEIba, Alabama-Freshman. JACK EDWIN CROUCI-I-Columbus, Mississippi-Freshman. WILLIAM H. CUTCHEN-Ozark, Alabama-Freshman. JUSTUS WILBURN DANEHOWER-Gadsden, Alabama-Freshman. ALBERT IRVING DANENBERG-Band-Swimming-Birmingham, Alabama- Freshman. GEORGE WINFIELD RAYMOND DAVIDSON, JR.-Florals, Alabama-Freshman. JAMES BRITT DAVISfPi Kappa AIpha-Vice-Pres.-Boxing-Track Team-Birming- I-iam, Alabama-Sophomore.