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

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9.6-Billy.Rig.-IN., 1 LIEUT. CARLETON E. JUDO, USNR Records Officer 89 Price Street Lockport, New York I,IEU'l'. GEORGE G. BOHRER, USNR Welfare Officer Mountuin Lakes, New Jersey LIEUT. fjul MARVIN R. A. JOHNSON, USNR A.wx'l Sellerluling Officer Routc. No. 1 Columbus, Nebraska LIEUT. full FRED P. MeCAR'l HY, USNR Ship'.v Service Officer 1 l 32 Sounrlview Avenue Silver Bench, Bronx, New York LIEUT. JAMES E. RUSSELL, USNR Supply and Divbursing Officer 440 Allison Avenue Washington, Pennsylvania Cllllul' PAY LLERK JOSEPH M. CAMPIBEIJ., USNR fliell A.vs'l Supply and Dixbursing Officer 35 Riverview Roald Brighton, NlElhSllCllllM,llb PAY CLERK OLIVER M. FOLEY, USNR A.v.v'l lo Supply and Di.YIlllff.WiIIg Officer 1225 Marquette Strom Davenport, lowu 25

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Medical and Dental Department O l Senim Medical Officer Senior Dental Oficcr LULUTENANT COMMANDER l,T. ARTHUR lrl. WERNER, USNR NATHAN LIEBERMAN, USNR 8201 Hay Parkway 198 Linden Boulevard lgrooklyns New York Brooklyn, New York One of the most vital and essential departments of any military command is the Medical Department. The Medcial Department at Fort Schuyler USNRMS was com posed of three medical officers, one chief and twenty-two corpsmen. They did their level best to accommodate the ailing midshipmen who stumbled down to the small frame building by the seawall with more ailments than Carter has pills. The Medical Department was run in conjunction with the Dental Department which consisted of four dental oflicers and seven corpsmen. First contact was had with the Medical and Dental Departments when the mid shipmen reported for a physical examination after their arrival at Fort Schuyler Other opportunities to visit the sick bay and dental chair were had as time progressed Although the visits to the departments were rather uncomfortable at times, the fast and eflicient care given patients made one feel as if the doctors and pharmacist mates were putting out something extra special to set you right with the world again. True to the tradition of the Navy Medical Corps, they were there with help when aid was needed. '7 0