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

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l'zu'dzu'! PllI'L'il2lSil!S,! power! NAVY EXCHANGE 'l'hc school! position on lonely Coddington Point. ncarh' zi niile from thc Illk1illSiCiC, CLIUSCCI thc NTS Navy lliXCillll'1gC to open Ll Slllllu hut aide' quzrtc storc, hurher shop, und cufctcria in thc Nr-XPS area. Nlr. C. E. Costigzin, in charge of thc storc. provided us with thc rnuny urticlcs necessary to 21 student at this school. 'I'hc cufctcriu. under thc uhlc direc- tion of Nliss Ann Coldin, dispcnscd cokcs. hzunhurgcrs, ham Sandwiches, nialts, initkshukcs, pics, and other dcl- icacics, Our hugo pcrccntugc of 'Apo- gcyhuit hounds niudc thc Cc-dunk ll protitahlc cntcrprisc. A couhrnrcd group of enthusiastic pinhuli phiycrs wus uhwu's prcscnt. ininghug its crics of joy und sorrow with thc patrons' phuntivc units. 'liiows uhout u Cupko-loc, Kay? The purcliuscs. c hzuhcr tukcs sonic Lush

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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

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MOVIES All hands lay aft to rig for movies. No longer did We have to respond to this ship- board announeernent to get our Hollywood entertainrnent. Every night but Morrclav we eould stroll over to this, the NTS thea- ter, and see a good rnovie in a warm build- ing froni a eonifortahle seat. CHAPEL A'And the seventh day shall be a day of Worship. Every Sunday the N'l'S ehapel Weleonied us to any of its several services, Serving both protestant and eatholie def norninations. For each of these services one could see groups of us students elimh aboard the bus at NAPS for the short ride to this chapel. ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL These rnen handled red tape and paper xvorlc - M. r-X. Chizv. SNQ A. E. Truax, YNzg E. B. Rapin, PNSNg ll. Srnith, YN:g C. F. Thacker, YNSNg R. Vieski, PNSNg R. C. Dulde, PN1. Not shoxvn in picture - R. C. Bourque, YNSNg C. VV. Den- ison, YNSN: D. Dixie. Sljlg V. C. Xxvllllklllli SNg R. Nl. lNlorroxv. img.