US Naval Reserve Midshipmens School - Capstan Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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0I QlfU0l . . . On October 5, 1942, the name of the Naval Training School CV-7 Indoctrinationl, Notre Dame University, will be changed to the U.S. Naval Reserve Midshipmenis School . . .H RANDALL JACOBS. This book attempts to record a series of impressions-the pictures, experiences and ideas of one thousand two hundred and Hfty-two college men who during the past four months have labored to prepare themselves to take their places as ollicers in the Navy of the United States. You've met all these men before-you cheered them on the gridirons of their alma maters, you bought insurance from them and produce from their farms. Youave read their newspaper columns and ridden in the cars they built in the factories-they were your neighbors at Peace, but now their business is War. On the eve of graduation of the First Class from this School it is the pleasure and privilege of the Executive Ofhcer to compliment the Class on a job Well Done? Yours is no rosy future in the winning of this war-it's just hard and dirty work sink- ing Jap ships and German U-boats until the sea is cleared for all free men. It's up to you and we know youlll come through with the traditional spirit of all Naval Officers. i N LIEUTENANT COMMANDER RICHARD WAGNER, U.S.N. CRETQ i8l

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