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

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55 1 1 6 s 1 apiain any Choir No naval base is complete without that group which pre- serves the Navyls reputation for good song-the choir. Best known for the weekly broadcasts over WSBT, the South Bend Station, a tradition of previous classes, the choir also welcomed visitors aboard every Monday evening to hear music ranging from the popular tunes of the day to melodies of the middle ages, a dash of folk-song, mixed with light opera. Perhaps the best known work of the choir was its part in the Happy Hour Show. The director was Midshipman Bernard D. Ratshin, a New Yorker graduate of, Northwestern University. He majored in chemistry and did musical work as a form of relaxation and diversion, but had training in voice as well as harmony and theory and choral work at'iNorthwestern. The choir had a complement of sixty men and from this group also came the announcers and accompanists, to whose excellent work the success of the choir was due in part. The accompanists were Midshipmen Ed Canfield and Dick Westendorf. Announcing for the group were Midshipmen Harlan Shaw, Ed Bradley and Alan Perry. K sg, 4.,., M ,,,.. :X, M is -.a.,,i if 3: ,-e:MN,,,c,,4W c '- ' c ,:, . i ,. ,..1,,xQ, N M ,. A MMM WGA.-aw. ' - . N . L ' - , . 1 - :Hrs , Q -2' '4..'t::: 12 1,52 - Z, C :I .i ww-1 4 gi ' 4: -:Q ,. . ' X se -airirfyzxaiiiffi 55 ? ' 1 la I A 32 'X-'Ps '-, -' ? 'A ' ,, 5 ' 1 a f ' , i A 'EJ fi M, :' g. , Nj' .' l'zis5 7'5:'f '- WM n -' :I-f 'Jr ff u - . . 2'Q'2fi3 V ' . t if' Ln , ' of W ' 1 V : X -at.. tw . . .W. - iw, . -. Q .wt gm t, Ia-ilk Nga- 1 ' -,12.2?:'--3 I :: :,. -gg, ' ' xg, ' 15, 9 7:En2fQ'f 'l-:f 1'3 ' :K ' . :iii .s 'Rr-7 :qt s- -- X .1 -- f- -1 '- ' 1 -f. - - -ts,-M-H, - '14, 1. , ,.-. -:f::t.'--A Y Q . -, 1 .. 511, 'ff y f-:V-Q, - , A 4. ,. Q' , . -:- 1- -: :fi:?f' X ..,..