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

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HARRY E. PARKER, Jr. 1800 N. Charles Street Baltimore. Maryland MARYLAND. 1937 Salesman WILSON B. PARTRIDGE 197 Belmont Avenue Springfielfl. IVIRISSRIUIIIISBIIS YIRGINIA. 1942 Student GEORGE E. PASSEY 48 Franklin Street W1'entl1a1nl. Massachusetts SPRINGFIELD. 1942 Student JAMES W. PERRIN, Jr. 1615 Market Street Wilnliligton. North Carolina NORTH CAROLINA. 1942 Law Student CHRISTOPHER C. PETROFF 205 Auburn Street Manchester. New Hampshire ST. ANSELM'S., 1942 Construction Engineer RAYMOND PIANTANIDA T27 Spokane Street Albany. California SAN FRANCISCO. 1941 Credit At'c'ountant LOUIS J. POISSON. Jr. 318 So. Thirtl Street Wfilmington. North Carolina NORTH CAROLINA. 1942 Lau' Stnrlent ROBERT R. POST 926 So. Fillmore Way Denver. Colorado UNIVERSITY OF DENY Arms Production ROSWELL C. PRINCE 1361 W. W'oocl Street Decatur. Illinois MILLIKIN UNIVERSITY. 1941 Salesman JOHN J. REED 438 21st Avenue San Francisco. California CALIFORNIA. 1941 Criminologist O. RAFAEL REGER Cloverdale. California CALIFORNIA. 1942 Service Station PAUL C. RHYNE, Jr. Route No. 4 Lincolnton. North Caroli GEORGIA TECH. 1940 Architect ER. 1942 Il ll U Q .Elm O.. s 3 gs! 0 .K in x A 0 'I

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JOHN W. NELSON 504 N. Church Street Fayette. Missouri CENTRAL COLLEGE. 1940 Teacher NEIL R. NELSON 3021 N. 26th Street Tavonla. W3Sll1I1glOll XWASHINGTON. 1942 Salesman JOSEPH J. NEMANIC 2776 Freeport Boulevard Sacramento. California UTAH STATE. 1942 Forester LEON H. NIES 58 W. Cherry Avenue Zeeland. Mivhigan WHEATON. 1942 Personnel lnterviewer ELMER II. OLSON 3807 N.E. Tillamook Street Portland. Oregon OREGON. 1942 Shipyard Engineer ELVIN I-I. OSSMEN 168 West 2nd North Provo. Utah BRIGHAM YOUNG. 1042 Student CHARLES L. MORGAN, Jr. 335 So. High Street Longview, Texas TEXAS. 1940 Librarian HERBERT E. MORGAN 110 W. Coolbaugh Street Red Oak. Iowa IOWA. 1942 Student JOHN J. MURPHY 418 E. 51st Street New York. New York MANHATTAN, 1942 Auditor JOHN P. MURPHY 345 Terry Street Longmont. Colorado REGIS. 1936 Farm Equipment JOSEPH M. MURTHA 83-09 Pettit Avenue Elmhurst. New York QUEENS. 1941 Administrative Assistant MORTON MYERSON 114 Vlfestbourne Terrace Brookline. Massachusetts HARVARD. 1942 Student

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Commander-in-Chief F our national policy were to be dominated by the fear of shooting, then all of our ships and those of our sister republics would have to 649 be tied up in home harbors. Our Navy would have to remain re- spectfully behind any line which Hitler might decree on any ocean as his own dictated version of his own war zone. Naturally we reject that absurd and insulting suggestion. We reject it because of our own self-interest and because, most of all, of our own good faith. Freedom of the seas is now, as it always has been, the fundamental policy of your government and mine. Pk lk Pk X In the light of a good many years of personal experience I think that it can never be doubted that the goods will be delivered by this nation, whose Navy believes in the tradition of Ldamn the torpedoesg full speed aheadl' Pk Pls Pk X Today in the face of this newest and greatest challenge of them all, we Americans have cleared our decks and taken our battle stations. We stand ready in the defense of our nation and in the faith of our fathers to do what Cod has given us the power to see as our full dutyf, President Franklin D. Roosevelt in his Navy Day speech of October 27. 1941 - a forecast of things to come and things to be done. 4..fZg4M1,,..b 5 3 i Q 1 l I ei l e l i 1 W r I ,Q it fi 3 is 1 I I I 5