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

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ROBERT E. KNOX, J.-. 1307 E. Hullum Street Breckenridge, Texas RICE INSTITUTE, 1942 Student JAMES M. KIRKPATRICK 108 So. 6th Street Lamar, Colorado DENVER UNIVERSITY. 1942 Student FRED M. KIRBY, II 17 De Hart Street Morristown, New Jersey LAFAYETTE, 194-2 Student WILLIAM F. KIRSCH, Jr. 310 W. Garland Street Paragould. Arkansas HARVARD, 1942 Student CHARLES D. KNAPP 604 Spruce Street Coffeyville. Kansas UNIV. OF MICHIGAN. 19-12 Engineer GEORGE T. KIRKPATRICK 1041 Common Street Lake Charles. Louisiana LOUISIANA COLLEGE. 1942 Student '3 - 11 i ..-0 , -A FRANK L. LA MOTTE, Jr. Towson. lVIaryland WASHINGTON and LEE, 1942 Student VIILLIAM R. KRUSE, Jr. 801 Leonard Avenue Oceanside. California SAN DIEGO STATE. 19412 Student GORDON B. KNOYVLES, Jr. -L03 N. 31st Street Bradenton. Florida UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, 1942 Su'in1ming Instructor ROBERT M. KORN 2007 Clinton Avenue Alameda. California UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA. 1 Shipyard Worker FRANCIS X. KOSCH 48 Hill Street Midland Park. New Jersey FORDHAM. 1942 Student RICHARD N. KOHN 138 Sewall Avenue Brookline. Massachusetts COLBY, 1942 Student 942 Q S any gsX 2 'H lu .Q 'l I I 6 1 ,Q . - .!5lu 4 'A PN.. Dux :. I v Q 0, q .4 v Q ? O4 i I 'I - I .0 1 v 9 'o 'Q Il F I I Q I I 5 e if 5 I 5 ,D

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Ewa.. ,, ll. to r.i H. G. Young. Commander: S. C. Marvin, Sub- COIIIIIZUIIIIBIQ L. M. Murray. First Platoon Conzmanderg W. R. Kruse. Petty Ojficer: W. J, Mills. Ir.. Second Platoon Comnzanfler, not in picture. NE of the most trying of all watch assign- Q ments at Johnson Hall was that of the seventh deck. Any midshipman of the December class who drew that duty could readily testify that the job of handling the mate baiters there was no simple trick. And he'll probably add that a good portion of his grief was dispensed hy the members of the 61st Company. an incorrigihle crowd which never sub- scribed to the long-faced school of thought. Why so? Wlell mayhe itis be a the we 'I - . . .4 . . so many lrishmen in the Ols riff try tt claimed the Mclinights. th Q is. the Mc- Laughlins and the Murphey s. But that wasnit the only reason. It just seems to happen that whenever you get lighting men together. there is always one company that has the light touch - the ability to bait mates. laugh f and work. too. ltis hard to say what incidents at Johnson Hall will stand out longest in the memories of the men of the 61st. Ask one of them twenty years from now how to plot a running fix or draw a cam on a vertical sliding wedge. Heill probably look a little puzzled. But switch him over to tales of the 61st and youfll he on firm ground. Maybe you will learn about the day the 61st marched to drill in six squads and returned in live. The missing file 1 ver was accounted for. Or the time C n. Company Commander. came ' ' aft liberty in extremely gay spirits, y attended a party in honor of his engagement. The story of how Leihowitz secured -l-5 demerits for not shaving off his mustache would be another memory jogger. So would Charley Parkers old pre- 'ness refrain Pipe down in the passage way! Bill Mills and Bob Knox calling cadence together, .lohnny Meyerholz getting his 30th demerit. the whole gang slogging through the rain the Sunday night church f those are the little but sharp recol- lections that will live.

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53 135, mf' VINCENT A. LASCARA 1022 Brznnbleton Avenue Norfolk. Virginia XVILLIAM and MARY. 1912 Student NEWTON B. LASSITER 1811 1Tth Street liulnlma-li. Texas TEXAS TECHNOLOGICAL, 1942 Student CHARLES E. LAVENDER New Zion. 5011111 Carolina IVOFFOR11. 19-ll Teavlzer FRANCIS YV. LAWRENCE 05 San Rafael Wvay San Francisro. California PNIYERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1012 Student DOUGLAS E. LEACII 168 Grand Avenue Cranston. Rhode Island BROYVN PNIVERSITY. 1012 Student JAMES YV. LEAKE 1522 Pine Street New Orleans. Louisiana TVLANE-ARCHITECTIIRE. 1012 Student FRANK H. KOPECKY 5239 W. 25th Street Cicero. Illinois UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS. 1941 Pharmacist CARLYLE J. LANCASTER Bowie. Maryland LOYOLA. 194-2 Student VERNON T. LANKFORD Bloxom, Virginia UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND, 1942 Student STAFFORD T. LANTZ Andersons Ferry Road UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATTI, 1942 Life Guard LELAND E. LARSON T-I5 N. Durfee Avenue Pico. California LNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, 1942 Student RAYMOND YV. LARSON 57 Ryder Avenue Melrose, Massachusetts SALEM STATE TEACHERS, Teacher r an 1940