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

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L . -silk-1:51, ' f- 'I 'U e. .V K' , ' V e xecufive Iept. LT. COM. CHARLES W. MYERS, USNR Mr. Myers, Senior Watch Officer and head of the Executive department, was graduated from the U. S. Naval Academy in 1922 and served as junior turret ofiicer aboard the U. S. S. Arizona for twenty-one months thereafter. Re- signing from the Navy in 1924 he became a distributor of petroleum products. Having applied for active duty in December, 1941, shortly after the beginning of the war, Mr. Myers received orders in February, 1942, and reported to this station from his home in Bethany, Missouri. He was promoted to lieu- tenant commander in November of the same year. .- .4 .+..'.h.,,- . v f1f , if ..kv . 3' .I We--2 i e y f -r-, 1. 2

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Medica! Ieparimeni 1 '1 1' Zak COMMANDER G. S. VOGAN, USNR 38 Pine ,Ave. ' Kane, Pa. Commander Vogan, head ofthe Medical Department and senior member of the Medical Board, was awarded his degree in medicine by the University of Pittsburgh in 1916. After taking special courses at the Army Medi- cal School, Washington, D. C., he was commissioned a first lieutenant in the U. S. Army Medical Corps in 19185 serving one year in France with Base Hospital No. 70. Commissioned a lieutenant commander in the Naval Medical Corps Reserve on january 28, 1935, and at- tached to mobile hospital No. 1, he first saw active duty December 19, 1941, at the U. S. Naval Hospital in Philadelphia. He came on duty at the Midshipmcn's School October 1, 1942. ' Lt. Com. E. Blackburn, USNR Lt. Com. E. H. Engel, USNR 1114 Cleveland Ave. 33 Emmons Court South Bend, Ind. Wyandotte, Mich. -U. zy'Irta'z'ana, '23 U. zjflfeljrayka, '28 7 .1 'mr- gam- V Lt. Com. A. Rettenmaier Lt. G. E. Gardner, USNR USNR 524 N. Columbus St. 251 N. 15th St. Lancaster, Ohio Kansas City, Kan. Ohio Slate, '34 Crezlghlon, '26 ental 3 Qbepi. . fe- Lt.Com.H.W.Rinesmith,USNR Lt. H. H. Stahlhut, USNR Lt. Cjgl F. F. Prescott, USNR 4511 Magnolia Ave. 3028 Hoagland Ave. 1021 Thomas St., S.E. St- LOUIS, MO- Fort Wayne, Ind. Grand Rapids, Mich. Wbrlzznglon U., '30 U. fjlndiana, '28 U. ry' Mz'chzlgan, '37 18 l

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xecuiive LT. C. N. SPRINGER, USNR 536 Union St. Niles, Mich. Mr. Springer, Discipline OHicer and Assistant Senior Watch Officer, began his career in the Navy as an ap- prentice seaman. After four months training at Great Lakes in 1928, he boarded the destroyer Mareno. While at sea he was trainer on a broadside gun and mess cook for the chief petty oflicers. He took examinations for entrance to the Naval Academy and was appointed in July, 1929, graduating in 1933. After graduation he resigned from the Navy and accepted a position with the Standard Oil Company of Indiana, serving as account- ant, purchasing agent, and draftsman until recalled to the Navy on August 17, 1942. Li. A. P. Brown, USNR Lt. w. O. Gollnick, USNR 4609 Columbia Ave. Newport, R. I. Dallas, Texas Middlebuya and Marquette S. M. U., fzo 728 and '40 YT! fo,-f-v Lt. Cjgj A. C. Pence, USNR Lt. Cjgj A. C. Calabro, USNR Huntington, N. Y. 6 Lexington St. Columbia, '37 Charlestown, Mass Bod-lon College, '3 7 Ens. Richard Tain-ter, USN Ens. R. D. Sweitzer, USNR Ens. J. F. Clark, USNR Ens. M. Jefferson, USNR 1164 Strong Ave- 1425 Third Ave., S.E.d 1415 Addington Road Milton, Del. Elkhart, Ind- Cedar Rapids, Iowa Toledo, Ohio Woynerburg College, ,47 Slole U. rjlowiz, 138 Olzio Universigf 1201