US Naval Training School at Harvard University - All Hands Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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Abse Acker Almdnd E. F. Anderson DAVID l. ABSE . . . ensign . . . the First in every line, whether for pay or fever shots . . . a lawyer from Bethlehem, Pd. . . Lehigh graduate with LLB. from Georgetown University . . . employed with Federal Farm Security Administration before his commission in the Navy. WILLIAM LEWIS ACKER . . . ensign . . . an hold Army men C151 LieUtJ who wound up in the Navy . dffectionateiy known as the Flag because of his post as company commander . . . a lacrosse player par excellence . . . graduate of University of Penn- sylvania and holder of law degree from Harvard . . . family man, one child. CARL D. ACKLEY . . . ensign . . . a true Spartan from Michigan State College, class of '42 . . . insurance UNnderwriter in Lansing, Mich., before taking up the avy. ALLIE ALBERT ADDINGTON . . . ensign . . . strictly a fUII-o-fun fellow, long to be remembered by his shipmdtes for his exhibited talent at smokers . . . Hardin-Simmons, class of 37 . . . formerly newspaper reporter and salesman in Abilene, Texas. Ackley J. J. Anderson Addington R. H. Anderson, Jr. IVERSON HAWTHORNE ALMAND . . attorney from Arlington, Va. . and Mary, 38 . . . . ensign . . . . graduate of William married and father of one child. ELVIN F. ANDERSON . . . ensign . . . received his degree from North Dakota State in 1940 . . . school teacher from Williston, S. D. JOHN JOSEPH ANDERSON . . . ensign . . . eligible achelor from Green Bay, Wis. . . . after graduating from St. Norbert and picking up an M5. at the Uni- versity of Wisconsin, he taught high school and coached sports. ROBERT HENRY ANDERSON, JR. . . . ensign . . . learned to swear while at Harvard by stubbing his toes in post-tdps darkness . . . received his higher education at the University of Alabama, settled For an M . now a converted New Englander from Orange, Mass. . . . teacher in civilian life.

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Fourth row: Kuhn, Knox, Kunhcl. Landis, Human, Ilarrtwig, LaRue. Ingram . Third row: Jonex, J. Kelly, L. R. Johnson, Kirk, Justix, Lathrop, Lange, Jewett, Kane, L. F. Johnxon, nght Second 7010: J. Hartley, Lamlgraf, L. M. Johnson, Kirshbaum, Hiner, Hutchinso'n, Ilorlacher, lIurtcr, Holcomb First row: Krauszer, Kniseley, R. Hartley, Hauuen, Kelley, Larson, D. Kelly, Kznney, Ileatan 7Ze ?EWZ- O-guztA USir, the Fourth Division, 36 men the oFFicer sounded ohc. Usually he added uAIl Present, but sometimes it was K318 men on watchn or None in Sick Bay,' and on rare occasions: Hone on authorized leavefl From 21 states, these 36 men had attended 37 colleges and engaged in a wide variety of civilian occupations. There were only eight bachelors in the group, and two 72-hour leaves reduced this number to six. Fathers in the grouptotaled17CFigure subiect to weekly change3. The Fourth Platoon included MPO Dan Jones, erst- while indoctrination instructor and gift of the school staFF to the class of 7-43. The Fourth gave to the company staFt Sub-Commander Ingram, who re- ioined the platoon on pay clays, tor shots and ID pictures. The Fourth wiH be remembered For its hilarious smoker skit Ult's All Good Duty, written and produced by Amphib Landgraf and starring hAdmiralsH Uor a nighD Justis and Knight. Gem Knox listening to Fox . hBottom Stars of the smoker skit: Krauszer, Justis, Knight, Homan.

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SAL J. ARENA . . . ensign . . . the easy-going lad from Joisey City . . . graduate of Stevens Institute of Technology, '42, with graduate work at N. Y. U . a naval architect who is strictly four-O when it comes to anything mechanical. WILMER EVERETT ARMSTRONG . . . ensign . . . taught school six years before becoming an accountant For the Bendix corporation . . . a Hoosier through and through with degrees from Ball State College and Indiana University . . . 31, quiet, personable. JAMES CLINTON ATHERTON . . omist from Red Rock, Okla. . . . graduate of Okla- homa A. 8t M., ,38 . . . attention, girls . . . heis single, 26, tall, dark and handsome. . ensign . . . econ- DAVID CHARLES BACON, JR. . . . ensign . . . an old elbow-bender from Pawhuska, Okla. at 23 . . . another Oklahoma A. 8t M. graduate . . . bookkeeper and salesman who came to NTS, Harvard after a stretch as d yeomdn . . . rode herd on the First platoon during our month as company Charlie. Arena Banken Armstrong Bartley Hip-Hovaup-Ho JOE LLOYD BANKEN . . . ensign . . . of the Ken- tucky Blue Grass Bankens . t . graduate of Murray State Teachers College, '41 . . . saw 14 months of duty as a yeoman . . . home Owensboro, Ky. JOHN BRANDT BARTLEY . . . ensign . . a gut-on the tennis court . . . . . . A.B., Stanford, '37 . . . personnel superviser for federal government . . . saw 18 months en isted service before NTS, Harvard . . . single, winsome, willing . . . hails from San Francisco. . split many an ace at the game JOHN L. BASSETT . . . ensign . . . of the First platoon . . . 95, married . an accountant from Milwaukee with his degree from Marquette University, class of 1940. JAMES LAVAR BATEMAN . . . ensign . . . modest, unassuming, a real fellow . . . enlisted in the Navy immediately after graduating from Brigham Young University in 1941 . . . native of Riverton, Utah. Bacon Bateman Atherton Bassett