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

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grd Co. student omeeis - lfil: C. NY, llirrtlioleineyy 4Xsst. L. Chl, TNQ lt. li, Loleiniin tbee. Qll, lul: lu. C.1iroy'e QC.. Cnr. l'Ng XY, liigggzii tSee gi l. l'I'l'g C. 'lf Liglitsey' lSee. 'gglv .X'l'g I. Xlorris. lr. lSee. gzl. itll Co, student oflieers fi l'l'l': ll. V. Slozin f.Xsst. C, Cm, lzli D. Xl, llliner :See .yi i, RIM C. XY. Sliorey HSM. ,gm TT. DUTIES lltirlgeu, aill you peons lieloyy' tlie position of seetiou leaider. tor it is to you tliis little epistle .ipplies, lloyy' yyell you knoyy' its eonientsl lt is your yery selves lluit liziye given tortli syyezit. teurs. und, year, even lmlood to perforni tlre duties set iipou you lay tlie onniipotent liuttzrlion. lloyy often you tliriee eursed tlie U. D. for tlle - . . , rind l 'Vt -rqite , . . lJl'CIJU5lCI'Ol1S lionrs lie lllSl7CC'lCCl ylllll' post. Ilow, IU K too, on iniserzilule yyorking panties you strained Q Q95 gf BLUE? under tlie eriielxiiig yyliip ot tlie XCO in elmrge. yrlien you eould iumiiiilly' ligne been eoinfortzi- lily' rzielied out. And lioyy' often, as you lnent your yy'egn'y' liody' over tlie deep sink on iness duty. you pulled il liloody' linger out of tlie writer yvliieli liid ir strziy knife. L All tlizit is over now. lioyy'ey'er. 'lliose Hliurd- A ships were just liuttiilioii duties: and ey'ery'one linoyys ii sery'ieenuin is lizippiest yylien lie is doing liis duty. just tliink lioyy' luippy' you were all year yyitliout even knowing it. But till kidding ziside, tlie lilllfilliflll did its iinf portinit pgrrt lby' keeping us orgzniixed Lind indoef H trinuting us to tlie niiniy' daily' reqnireinents of zi HMC dim lm WWII! IlllClSllllJlIILllliS life. w . V, V 1 W or V , W , Ylj XY. ll. Seliulden lSee, 4:l, l'f'l'3 Y. 'lf Nlznninerelli iCf.Cl.i. U1 X' D' Xlmwrli lbw' 'Hl' 57773 7 Complete your eduezitiong join tlie Ngiyyl ,vw

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THE COMPANIES 'lhe niatlieiiratics of conipstilion Coinpany officers s- llns, Rose, grd Co., Capt. LUSXIC heck, ist Co.. Lt. fig: lcnlxins, ith Co., a11d lfns. Vlelsh, Under this years organization, the hattalion was divided into four coinpaines. each of approx, iinatelx' one hundred men. In turn each coin- pany ivas equally divided i11to four sections. 'l'hc first eoinpany, represented all the services with its inixture of lX'fkl1'lHC, Air Force, Ariny and Navy personnel. llovvcver, thc other coinpanics were entirely Navy, 'l'he closely fought coinpany cornpetition held our interest and efforts at forinations, acadeniics, varsity' sports. eonduet, intrainural sports, rooin inspections, drills, and extra-curricular activities. Results of these were tallied each marking period with hrst place coinpany getting 400 points. see ond 200. third IOO, and fourth 50. 'l'heu shortlx' hefore the entrance exains final results were tahulated. lt proved to he a close race for the finish, for the ist coinpany had had to eoine froin hehind in the last inarliing period in order to uin. 'l'he other coinpanies followed in the order of grd. 4th, and znd. At graduation the ist company was finally proelanncd officially as thc color cornpany of IQSO. :nd Co. ist Co. student officers g Cpl, llarrington lSec. 11 l. 2,13 CO' Studcut OHHFCI5 -H limp? If' Bmlwf WCC lulg ll. Nlcyer l5cc. 21 1. lxl: ll. L. Xlerntt lC, C E'l'2 R. li. Breviglieri lScc, 149, .XG1 N. I , O'Clonner LC. CMJ, Cpl, Rf, XX. lugglcston f5cc. 111, C.pl. Il, L, 1 Y i A 4 ' cc. 2.tl, lalg ll. O. Norgaard 15ec. 221 lhlissingl Mcteer lAsst. C. CJ, l'l'l'g S. Xl. Dullcc lSec. igl. fb RD: II. R. Xlcllott r.'Xsst. C, C.l, Qhlg VX. llci

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FUNCTIONAL SERVICES . . . .. ..-, ..,-.. . , GENERAL MESS Twice our 111ess hall received an l'exeellent rating from the students, while an appreciable nuinber labeled it outstanding , Few service- INCILS niess halls can boast of a coniparable reac- tion to their daily coneoetions. Behind the scenes. the vigilant eyes of CSi Mott or CS2 Pardur were ever peering around the corner, seeing that the lowly SlllClCHt on niess duty was slicing the celery or onions just so. 'l'his was just a part of preparing good food, and these two chefs, under the direction of Chief lfitzhugh and with the aid of their several assist- ants, even though faced with e11t appropriations, turned out culinary art to satisfy four hundred nien who considered themselves qualitied con- noisseurs second not even to Duncan Hines. -- . ' Wa -K Cooks-ACSC ll. ll. lslflllllgll, SN P. C. Aukstikahiis, CS: lf. Linville. CSg P. Xllllllllllg, CSZ C. P. lflcig, Not shown - CS: L. l . llar- dur. CSQ C, Colis, CSQ P, Xlaclciewiez, CS1 IV. Nlott. CSSN L. Sullivan, CSSX R. ll. l I'C11ClCIll7CI'g, SN F. Studley, CS: YV, 'l'll0IllZlS, SN l.. C. xlC'Cl2llll, Slx: l. L. Deans. CSQ l., Haggard. litil