US Naval Academy and Preparatory School - Cruise Yearbook (Newport, RI)

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'mil limi' Spalding Grover, lirennan. Slzmzling - Pr - - . Curtin, Sagerholm, Rossi lt was the Business Stalf's problem to take care ol everything preceded by a dollar sign. They sold ads, collected subscription money and made sure that every subscriber got his copy. The stall paved the way for future business stalls by hnding valuable contacts the hard wav. lijfqg - l-laertling, :arbook turallv, issue til time up ercome fl these tcellent dented -ll the I 'ist ol Kurti- f sible 11... - ark on g H lOl!- nertlv f Qports A, ,alityl Lir Bild .fp lliffd divid' aransfer 5, 2v'hO sy, for ,1 N gtiiil The Art Department had one of the most important spots on our annual. lt was this stalf's job to give the year book life and make ordinary cut- and-dry lacts seem interesting by com- bining them with cartoons, pictures, or eye-pleasing artistic affects. I-'mul limi- - Mc.Xiieny, Scolpino, ing - Stevens, King. Lloye. Moran. Sland- Front Run' - Parker, Strickland, Hoerl. Sland- ing - Robertson, lferrcll, Consalves, lfred- erick, Molyneux. n ,J PW, The Photography and Biography lie- partment saw to it that every individual was credited with his achievements, and that all pictures were carefully made in order to give you the best possible re- sults. Their main headache was mak- inv' sure that everyone had his picture O . 1 . taken and inserted in the book at the proper place.

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eauiie4 The beauty contest sponsored by Trim Ckuisl-i turned out to be a big success, and the participants were as beautiful a bevy of lassies as ever tugged at a NAPS man's heartstrings. Boy, whoever said that Stateside girls don't have what it takes sure didn't consider all the angles! Over seventy portraits were turned in and almost every state was represented by striking examples of feminine pul- ehritude. The original entries were judged here at the base by an impartial committee, who, after some diflieulty, picked out what they considered were the best sixteen. These photos were then sent to New York to be judged by Vlalter Thornton, Head of the Thornton Model Agency, who chose the eight winners. XVe have reprinted the pictures of these beauties on this and the following page. These portraits were submitted by the men whose names appear below the pie- ture. 's . 5 . '1' Q. ii ix 51301055 Ifxxii-is R. Hiocixs wi-:N l.xii,oR - Rosia lJl'NIoN'r I. VM, bxirrn niiina. ul. lil N c N