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

Page 225 text:

X Q f GOOD LLQMVHIMQ N

Page 224 text:

Ml .1 1?,gfgzS g2.efr7'fMc: ,zwsf Ff5z. SN X X K1 L ISIN-WIA HM MNWMBIMF '.k'f1v,wW 1mWMmR , - can rfma .- ,X ' J- 1 1 fffff' ff5'f4ffV5R L'iHEIK!?1-1 .V ,m...,'jN kdm lil-'n1'l'Z 'i

Page 226 text:

Acknowledgments With relief and a certain measure of pride we have completed the current edition of GANGWAY. To those who contributed to make this GANGWAY a success-the staff feels they owe a debt of gratitude. Our most sincere appreciation to: Captain Alex E. Murray, Jr. and Lieut. Comdr. E. H. Aiken for the recognition and oflicial 'assistance rendered. Lieut. Comdr. C. D. Beatty, our Chaplain, for his invaluable suggestions and aid when the going was tough. Lieut. W. L. Porter, the Captain's aid, for his cooperation in obtaining the material we needed for feature articles. - Lieut. F. P. McCarthy and Lieut. M. H. Rosengard for providing us with articles from Ship's Service that made our work so much more enjoyable. Lieut. R. A. Getman for coordinating the scheduled activities. Mr. C. Y. Schuyler and Mr. J. Guilfoyle, without whose assistance we would have been lost. A Lieut. J. R. Taylor for his sea stories and invaluable aid when all members of the staff were needed to work on CANGWAY. Mrs. R. H. Thurman who devoted so much ofiher time and effort to GANGWAY. Lieut. P. C. Willis who provided the time we needed to work on GANGWAY. Lieut. Comdr. W. H. Holcombe, Jr., for hispassistance. 'fMike Kitt and the f'Kiddies for the enjoyable refreshments they served. Arthur Studios and Frank Gershaw who provided such fine photographs. Battalion Oflicers for their earnest cooperation when it was needed. Ethel, .lo and Anne for the use of their precious typewriters. Store Girls for enhancing the scenery. 223