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

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LT. Cj.g.j ALBERT P. BRowN, U.S.N.R. Mr. Brown, First Battalion oflicer, is a native of Texas. He attended Southern Methodist, where he participated in all major varsity sports. He captained the varsity baseball and basketball teams. Mr. Brown graduated in 1929 with a B. S. degree in business ad- ministration. In civilian life he was an accountant, and was a chief accountant at the time of his entrance into the Navy. He was commissioned in january, 1942. This is his first station. LT. Cj.g.j josEPH B. KiRBv, U.S.N.R. Notre Dame is not unfamiliar to Mr. Kirby, Second Battalion officer. He was graduated from the uni- versity in 1931 with a major in foreign commerce. He is best remembered by Notre Dame students as a boxing champion on several Fighting Irish teams. Mr. Kirby was commissioned April 1, 1942. He was appointed Second Battalion oHicer the day we ar- rived for indoctrination training. ENSIGN JAMES CRAWFORD, U,S.N.R. Mr. Crawford, formerly Third Battalion command- ing officer and at present ship service officer at Gulf- port, Miss., graduated from Georgia Tech in 1935 with a degree in commerce. Between the time he left college and the time he was commissioned in April, 1942, Ensign Crawford was employed as traveling supervisor by an accounting corporation. Commis- sioned at Atlanta, Georgia, Ensign Crawford was sent to Notre Dame in May for six weeks of indoctrination. l LT. EDXVARDS C. FANT, U.S.N.R. Mr. Fant, Fourth Battalion officer and Athletic Oflicer, left civilian life as an automobile dealer in Memphis, Tenn., to receive his commission as a lieutenant in April, 1942. He graduated from Georgia Tech in 1929, his major having been business administration. Mr. Fant's battalions have won three out of four battalion competitions, which are judged on the basis of drill, room inspection, athletic competition, and aptitude. 151

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