US Navy Officer Candidate School - Sea Chest Yearbook (Newport, RI)

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if nu' s x PHILIP W. AARON A-4 aa ,JE 1 Cassville, Missouri Southwest Missouri State B.S., Education JOHN W. NBOUOHAR A-1 1630 So. Santa Anita Ave. Arcadia, Calif. Staniiiord University B.S., Mining Engineering EMORY T. ADAMS, JR. A-1 5007 Longmont Drive Houston 19, Texas The William Marsh Rice Institute B.A., Chemistry Baylor University M.S., Biochemistry JAMES e. ADCOCK, JR. A-1 2722 Hillcrest Ave. Macon, Ga. Mercer University B.A., Biology HERBERT ADLER A-1 20 West 72 St. New York, N.Y. Indiana University B.A., Journalism 1020 Ritter Park Princeton University A.B., English DONALD R. ALLEN, JR. A-2 1608 High St. Leesburg, Fla. Florida State University B.S., Education' ARNOLD W. ALLISON, A-l 5632 N.E. Miami Place Miafmi, Fla. University of Florida B.S., P-h. ISlAAC W. ANDERLS A-4 1215 E, 11th W-infield, Kan. Ka-nsas University B.S., Physical ,Education A.RN'O'IJD G.' ANDERSON, JR. A-1 4-324 Furman Ave. New York, N-Y- Upsa-la College B., Business Administration ROBERT W. AGEE A-2 Huntington, W.Va. asgr y g ': 3' 'iA'iWf5q.5.?ffgZ EY QP5' is A 15 N 1 A A if. lf. AI. , . S4 ' 'N f 7' D 1 X ,fi -if px G., M i i . W 3 f in if

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DONALD A. SAWYER, BMC .!45.4f. Komloany Of icer Chief Sawyer is serving his second tour of duty at Newport, R. I. at present, the great difference being that the hrst was as a recruit in 1937. He served in the Pacihc Theatre during the war as a crew member of the ill-fated gun- boat Erie which went down in a battle with the enemy in l942. His rescue was followed by thirty days leave stateside, a period which con- stituted the only interruption in an uninter- rupted string of foreign duty from 1937 to l945. Following various other duties, he was assigned to OCS Newport in 1951. vmpany icer Lieutenant Johnson was commissioned in the NROTC program at the University of Oklahoma in l9fl5. He has been on active duty since that time. Prior to his present duty, he served in the cruiser Miami and the AGC Mt. McKinley. In the Mt. Mz'Kinl1fy he was a member of the staff of Joint Task Force 1, which conducted the atomic bomb test at Bikini. Subsequently, LT Johnson served as Com- munications OfHcer'in the DD Agerlmlm, Gun- nery and Operations Officer in the minesweeper lfllysrm, and was Commanding Oflicer of the minesweeper .S'a11dm'ling. Following these assign- ments, he became a member of the Officer Can- didate School staff. LT ALLEN R. JOHNSON , ws is , git We .far

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K If ,J IV s 'H i I , r' L if-if 1 ffl sri,-is-',.' Tift? 'iii 3 A 3. ROBERT P. ANDERSON A-2 F S if F l'.O. Box 385 Healdsburg, Calif. if S-an Jose State College B.A., Business Administration RICHARD L. ANEMA A.5 A ' 73 lG0l SO. GI'2l'l1t Denver, C010- Colorado University in . B.A., Economics, Chemistry, Zoology GLENN E. ANKRUM A-5 R.R. :,l,i-2, Box 77 Alexandria, Ind. Ball ,State Teachers College B.S., Education 4, A' JOHN L. ARCHIE A-5 2044 Forest St. Wauwatosa, Wis. University of Wisconsin - B.S., Mechanical Engineering DAVID R. ARNOLD A-2 1050 Coventry St. Alkron, Ohio Adclhcrt College Western Reserve University J B.S., Biology NORMAN J. ARNOLD A-3 ' 417 Etiwaln Ave. Columbia, S.C. I Oglethorpe University B.A., Business Administration kv MICHAEL J. ARRIVELLO, J. A-2 62ll Hazel Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. La' Salle College B.A., Biology THOMAS H. ATKINSON, JR. At-1 620 Diamond St. Philadelphia, Pa. University of Pennsylvania B.A., History , v MARVIN W. AUSTIN A-4 Box 502 Dekalb, Texas East Texas State College B.S., Government JOHN C. BACHMAN A-5 V 13812 Burbank Blvd. Vain Nuys, Calif. J Springfield College V B.S., Physical Education Springfield College 8: University of Oregon M.S., Physical Education