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

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THE CRUISE OF THE U. S. NAVAL SCHOCL ACADEMY AND COLLEGE PREPARATCRY 1949 Newport, Rhode Island 1950

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le6bCl1leJ fo llA.e C5155 of If HAVE completed an iinportant step in our chosen path to success. VVC have worked hard, overcome inany obstacles, and learned inore than we may even realize. But we have also had our share of enjoyment, We have led a full, active existence, conibin- ing every desirable facet of a inost worthwhile cruise. Hence it is natural that wc should wish to preserve for ourselves, and for those who have followed our careers, a record of our endeavors. Irlere, then, in our yearbook we wish to recapitulate the seasons events. You will see our organizational set-up and our leaders. our acadeniie administrators and faculty, and our guidance and discipli- nary staffs. You will see us at work - formations, inspections, drills, watches, studies, exams, you will see us at play - varsity and intra- niural sports, activities, ganies, dances. And we shall see, perhaps with a touch of nostalgia, how we spent the first phase in our tran- sition froni enlisted nian to officer in the United States Navy. THE CRUISE - 1950. Published annually by the stu .lents of the U. S. Naval School, :Xculum ind College Pre paratory, Newport, R. l. Editor - P. 'l'. Chase. Business hlanager - C. M. Cantrell. Editorial Staff: C. VV. Shorey, R. L. Dennis, lf. Lyding, C, E. OH, XY. l'l. Lord, ll. K. Spilcer, R X loxylu D lor es V. Scalisi, ll. A. Danncnbrink, E. C. 'l'yrcll, N. .X. David, T. Ehoodin, N. l'1. Stephenson, T. E. lliggins C ll Bltche er XYhitehead. Business Staff - D, M. llennesscc. XY. S. Ranrseur, ll. D. Ehoodin, Xl. li. Stephenson, 'lf lil. lllgglns C, ll Bitche r R. Nl. Scslcr, R. P. Street, R. XY, Baruth. Faculty Advisers - Pins. R. F. Iortbcrg, lins. D. XY, Cammack.