US Naval Reserve Midshipmens School - Side Boy Yearbook (New York, NY)

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C I O 1' PEAKINC in behalf of the Ninth Class of the U.S.N.R. Midshipmen's School. we wish to thank the following people and organizations, who by their kind interest and consideration made our days as inidshipmen that inuch more pleasant: The Oliiceifs Service Committeeg the I-nited Service Organizations: the Navy Leagueg the New York Tiiorld Telegram and Columbia Uni- versity for their gracious invitations to football games: Mr. Cushing Toppan, Mr. Robert Wiarms- lev, and the ladies on their coimnittee who sup- plied us with tickets to theaters and sporting events and invaluable advice on what to see and do in New York: those who made the use of Earl Hall as a social center possible, and the inanv metropolitan residents who tendered us blanket invitations to dinners. dances and parties. The Side Boy also wishes to thank the follow- ing people and firms for their cooperation in publishing this hook: Captain John K. Richards. Commander Alex- ander Murrav. Jr.: Chaplain C. Leslie Glenn. for his untiring and friendly guidance: the manv other officers of the school for their excellent cooperation: those midshipinen not members of the staff who from time to time pitched in and helped in true Navy style: lvhite Studios and Apeda Studios for their photographic workman- ship? international News Photos for the in- formal shot of Admiral King: Press Association for their picture of the Normandie: Mr. Vernin Lind. staff artist of the Pittsburgh Press. for some of our cartoons: and Mr. Robert XY. Kelly of the Kelly Publishing Co. for many out-of- ofiice-hours sessions necessary to get out the book. en uddef, .gnu Nam! Uniforms 84 Accesforiet Q'QfQ 'Q7'Qf SERVICE STORE 1038 AMSTERDAM AVE. Cor. 1 11th Sr. 'ibf 3f 2bf4bfc'3f 180 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CORTLANDT 7-0358 F A T H 0 M E T E R ECHO DEPTH SOUNDINGS From the day a vessel is equipped with the Patho- meter, the operation of the Submarine Signal Com- pany's apparatus and the results obtained from it are constantly under the eye of the Submarine Signal Company inspectors. On the arrival of the vessel in port, the Submarine Signal Companys inspection service is at the im- mediate command of the ship's captain. Maintenance and service facilities are available at the following ports: BOSTON. 247 Atlantic Avenue NEW YORK. 8-10 Bridge Street NORFOLK. 1215 East Water Street MIAMI. 19 S. W. Sixth Street NEW ORLEANS, 1414 Hibernia Bank Bldg. SAN DIEGO. 942 State Street SAN FRANCISCO. 86 Beale Street SEATTLE. 69 Marion Street Viaduct The best equipped and safest vessels everywhere are fitted with the Fathometer, which has done so much to improve the safety of navigation. Submarine Signal Gnmnany 160 STATE STREET. BOSTON, MASS.

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now and the11 to keep a 111311 healtl1y. Many are eold but few are frozen. Oh. yes. You niareh. You 111art'h and niarvh and niareh. You march 'til your soles near through from your own weight and your heels wear through from the weight of the 111a11 behind you. Company olheers are chosen at the e11d of the indoctrination period lNayy for ulll3l't'll two hours every day and no you eanit wear a111,-hors on your eollarut o11 a basis of aptitude 4 denionstrated four years ago i11 r-hoosing a college to attend. Their song has tl1ree yerses. Break a leg is the first. Stand steadyf' the sez.-ond. and Pipe downf' the third. The chorus goes like this: Hep. two three four. hep. two three four. hep. two three four. hep. two .... ii You can quit any ti111e you like. The sooner the better. They develop. though. Three months of study Carries tllelll from L'Let's inoye oyer toward 116th street . . . mareh to By the right flank. by the left flank. haltfi Though their tactical value has declined some- what with the years. eyolutions like these are lliillfly at football ga111es. Just think S forty years ago Maine was something to reineniberl Wfell. it all adds up to the Navy way. and as long as it leads to a stripe and a star. youire Crazy about it. Sixteen weeks is long enough to make you vrazy about a lot of things. 5'l'.eXFl lUEN'l'll Iff.X'I'IOX l rv11! Hou' tlelr to right! - lfnsign E. tl, l,lOllIl4FllIl3ll lfnsigii X. BI'4Yii4llIlIfNl. Ensign H. Train. En-ign H. W. lflnerly. Semml Rolf: Ensign lil. Pi. Drake. Jr.. Ensign ll. R. l:iil1Il1?ellPI'lx. E11-ig11 J. Nl. Sl1'Xl.'Il9lDIl. l lllSlQlll W. P. Porter. Ensign W. A. Kraft. .lui In l'liI'flll't'Z Ensign H. B. Mooney, Ensign R. P. llllllfilll. Ensign J. Xl. Ste-xeiis. En- sign H. N, Waugh. Ensign S. Xl. lTilll'Itl21l1. Ensign ll. X. Nh-lirath. Ensign R. ll, fllalr-olni-en. lfnsigii K. B. Nlorton. lfnsign li. H. Lake. lfnsigii l.. 11. Sailers.

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