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

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Qi? JOHN K. BECHDEL 117 E. Lincoln Avenue McDonald, Pennsylvania MUSKINGUM, 1942 Student HOWARD M. BECKERT 119 Ridgewood Avenue West View. Pennsylvania SLIPPERY ROCK TEACHERS Gulf Oil Corporation WILLIAM D. BERRYMAN, Jr. 408 N. Richhill Street Wayneshurg, Pennsylvania WAYNESBURG COLLEGE, 1942 Student LEO H. BISHKIN E1 Campo. Texas OKLAHOMA. 1942 Geologist THOM W. BLAIR 9 Southgate Avenue Annapolis, Maryland VIRGINIA, 1942 Student STUART S. BOROVAY 1141 S. Sacramento Boulevard Chicago, Illinois DE PAUL, 1939 Asst. U. S. District Attorney ', 1942 ALBERT L. ALLEN, Jr. 2936 N. Sec-ond Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania VIRGIN1A,1942 Student JOHN L. ANDREWS 1630 Avenue K Huntsville. Texas BAYLOR. 1942 Student Cashier THERON O. ANGLIN Wzldley, Georgia GA. TEACHERS COLLEGE, 1942 Reporter YVILLIAM P. ARNOLD Oak Bluff Avenue Larchniont. New York NOTRE DAME. 1938 Purser, Grave Lines THOMAS W. ATTAWAY 506 YV. Suwanee Street Fitzgerald. Georgia SOUTH CAROLINA, 1942 Student W'ALTER T. BADCOCK 19 Oliver Street Chatham. New Jersey YIRGINIA. 19-1-2 Student

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ll. to rfb Roger WT. Prouty. Platoon Conzmanfler: .lohn YV. Buttrick. Sill?-COIIIIIIUIIJCTI Wlilliam M. Sebring. Jr.. Company Commanrler: Edward J. Coakley. C.P.0.g Henry YV. Reed. Platoon CIOIIZIIZIIIIIZBV. UT of the Chaos and the shiftless marching of early indoctrination weeks, out of the stumbling and pushing ranks came the steadily uhupped Harvard cadence-f-the beat with culture - by which hthe lead-off, company - the 21st 4 stepped out in front in the Second Battalion. It was the 21st which took the initiative in Fur- 21st couldnt be first all the time just because it was first - no. it is something greater than that. Men of the first are forehandecl tall midshipmen will recognize this quality.t It was the Zlsters who arrived here the earliest that morning back in August. Like faithful Dodger followers. t until the gangway was let i r ' ir xx f' it ll.. ' 9 , . nald. Wheii called to the quarterdeck with th ' 9' lih IQQIHHCI Nuff? the? were aboard 0. N. Ijs- they were ready for 'H H ho QHFOO 1 geffv hilleted on the third and fourth decks. ' ' aff : .72 l-3' ' -Q ' H A PHY-day it WHS U16 215i Hgail lifr gave From that day on. the 21st was destined to be first back the extra 5520 before the 1 137 tifihinanies had in deed and action. It was they who thought of rid- time to say Scuttlebutt. Many have asked how one company of its ilk fand the 21st has plenty of ilkt could he gotten together. ln fact one drill ofhcer went so far as to say. Where the hell did they ever get that bunch? Of course. there is a reason behind it all. The ing the elevator to the sixth deck and walking back to the third: it was they who had the fire in their aggregate paint locker the night before examsg it was they again who were the only company to eX- ecute a flying moor at a Saturday review. And so it goes - with men who know the companies best. itis the Twenty First too. 21.

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