Stevenson (DD 645) - Naval Cruise Book

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QW LOYLD HOLDENIAN HORST, CY, of Sumpson Road, Mechanicsburg, Penn., is one person that can cover a lot of space, either sitting, standing or even when being written about. He is the jolly, happy-go-lucky kind of guy, but he maintains a very serious side when it comes to handling any paper work for the ship. As long as Horst remains around, we're sure everything will run smoothly. He intends to go to college but will make a definite decision later. A CASHATT, ROBERT G., CSM, lives at 5620 Dakin St., Chicago, Ill. Often referred to as Cash , he is called Bob by his wife and Daddy by his daughter. Cash has been around, beginning aboard the U.S.S. Mervine in North Africa and then came on board the Stevenson. His duties were well done as we don't think he's ever missed a blinker message but his future lies in his pencil, for Cash is gifted with hands that can control a pencil when sketching. ZUKOWSKI, EDWARD M., CRM, was one of the few VEENEMAN, PAUL W., CMOMM, often referred to as men that had a variety of names, such as Mike, Ski, P, is strictly Navy. Since he has two hitches in, he Zuke, etc. However, he was cz good man and intends to may as well do the rest. Anyone can contact him at 1645 stay that way by going to U. of M. in the future. Chase Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. ' l , t K Hy RUTTER ' COBURN DEAN PETERSON, BOYCE, FELT ' 85 - - - ----4 v -',Y ..., , , .. -ment .3 A ,ww . ,, I ...M

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u rr -ls 'N NUNLEY, HARLAN A., MM2c, of Route No. 2, Benton, Ky., is married and has a four-year-old daughter, Delores. Prior to entering the Navy he was a welder. When he fin- ished his training at Great Lakes, he boarded the U.S.S. Extarie at Shoemaker, Calif. Prom there he went to Guad- alcanal and was assigned to the Stevenson, Sept. 1944. After leaving the Navy he plans a short vacation with his family before returning to work. SAPPREN, BENIAMIN, Plc. Ben lives at l3ll No. 67th St.. Philadelpha, Penna. Before entering the service Ben was assistant manager of a Warner Bros. Motion Pic- ture theater. He took his training at Sampson and then was assigned to the U.S.S. Maddox. After that he came aboard the Stevenson. After his discharge, Ben intends to go back to his old job. CARLSON, CARMEN L., MMlc. Carl lives at Rd. No. 2, Brockway, Penna. Prior to entering the Navy, Carl was farming. He took his training at the Lakes, from there he went to Flushing St. Barracks at which he was assigned to the Stevenson. Carl is one of the very few left who put the ship in commission. After his discharge Carl intends to go back to farming. K1 , :sf 'V' if CAPARO, IAMES M., MM2c. lives at 121 Shiloh St., Pttsburgh, Penna. His favorite sport was football. Hav- ing completed high school Iim entered the Navy and took his training at Sampson. He was then transfered to Nor- folk and to the Stevenson, Iuly 26, 1943. lim plans to at- tend the school of Business in Pittsburgh after being dis- charged. HALLEEN, CHARLES A., MM2c. Char1ie lives at 1250 48th St., Ashtabula, Ohio. After graduating from high s ool Charlie entered the Navy. He took his training at the Lakes, from there to Memphis, Tenn. After leaving Memphis he went to Pier 92, N.Y.C. to be assigned to the Stevenson. After the Navy, Charlie intends to go to college. SCOTT, LEMUEL R., MoMM2c. Scotty's home is in Sullivan, Mo. He's single. Upon graduation he joined the Navy and started training at Great Lakes where he re- ceived boots and attended Basic Engineering School. Prom there he went to Diesel school at Richmond. Va., and then to the Pacific where he came aboard the Stevenson. After discharge Scotty plans to attend Missouri University. DEVOTE, ROBERT M., Plc. Bob lives at 660 Darling- ton Ave., Hagnenot Park, Staten Island. New York. In high school Bob played all sports. Prior to entering the Navy he worked at housing insulating. He took his training at Great Lakes. Prom there he went aboard the U.S.S. Benja- min Hagood. After leaving the Hagood he went to the Armed Guard center, Pier 92. He came aboard the Steven- son Nov. 1943. He is undecided upon his plans. PPLEPSEN, JEROME I., MMlc. Ierry lives at Richard- ton, North Dakota. Prior to entering the service, Ierry worked on the farm. He is a graduate oil Taylor High school where he made quite a name for himself playing football. He finished training at Great Lakes, and from there went to Dearborn, Mich., to service school. After leaving servce school he then came aboard the Stevenson. March 1943. After his discharge from the Navy. lerry plans to go to school. HILLSON, GILBERT C., MM3c. Gil lives at 45 So' Main St., Monroeville, Ohio. Prior to entering the service Gil, a graduate of Monroeville High school, worked for Rotary Printing Co. After completing his training at the Lakes, he boarded the U.S.S. Extavie, at Shoemaker, Calif. Prom there he went to Guadalcanal and was assigned to the Stevenson. After Gil's discharge he wants to become a civilian and work at his old job. RIVARD, FRANCIS E., MM2c. Prenchie's home is at 35 Hinckley St., Somerville, Mass. He is one of the ship's eligible bachelors-but look outl He attended school ir: his home town then took a defense job as a Welder. His Navy career started at Newport, R. I., training base and from there to Pier 92 and then boarded the Stevenson. His postwar plans are to work and lead the life of a civilian in Somerville, Mass. LONG, EARL R., Plc, lives at Stower, Miss. He is mar- ried and has two children. Prior to entering the Navy, Earl was doing farming, in his spare time he hunted and fished. Having completed his training at Bainbridge, Maryland, he was assigned to the U.S.S. O'Brien and then to the Steven- son. Earl intends to go back to farming after his discharge. RILEY, DANIEL M., Plc. Danny lives at Drew St., Littletown, New Hampshire. During his high school career he took part in several sports, but the one he likes best is hunting. He took his training at Newport, R. I., after which he went to Pier 92, and was then assigned to the Steven- son, Sept. 1943.