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

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FLORIAIN K. DUSIK A-5 4-33l South Francisco Chicago, Ill. University of Illinois B.S., Accountancy ROBERT W. JOHNSON A-5 ll65 So. 48 Lincoln, Nch. University of Nebraska B.S., Business Administration KENNETH ROSS A-4 5512 Monltvicw St. Aiustin, Texas Soulhtwcsl Texas Slate Tcaichers College B.S., Education F. LEO WRIGHT A-'5 220 Fourth St. McDonald, Pa. Washington and Jefferson College BA., Political Science A ff: 1 x I I , fi. , X, -'su' L Q... S as 1- ' fc. .. , V Gap - :ai ' Q1' S Z? Q: itil 1 K I fi? save' af' lx wt Q llll EPB ,..1 5-Q IL,-, S

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Mm. 'K 8 . RICHARD N. CRESWELL Af2 1630 Jonqluil St., N.W. Washington, D.C. George Washington University B.A., Psychology JAMES L. CRISPIN A-2 27 Miller St. Braintree, Mass. Boston University B.S., Business Administration CHARLES E. CROOKSHANKS A-3 534 So. Dakota St. Dillon, Mont. Montana State University B.A., Economics ROBERT R. CROSSLEY A-3 3l9 S. Summit St. Wehfberville, Mich. Michigan State College B.A., Economics WILLIAM C. CULPEPPER A-l Morningside Drive Toccoa-, Ga. North Georgia College B.S., Physics FRED A. DAI-IL A-2 I050 Glen Oaks Blvd. Pasadena, Calif. - Stanford University B.S., Petroleum Engineering WILLIS E. DAHLMAN A-5 Grandy, Minn. University of Minnesota Bachelor of Industrial Engineering ARNOLD W. DAVIDSON A-5 North Kenova, Ohio I Marshall College Bachelor of Engineering Science LATIMER 13, DOAN A-3 I045 Roanoke Rd. San Marino, Cailif. ik University of California ' B.A., Letters and Science DONALD G. DOESCHER A-l 1307 Fairbanks Ave. Yakima, Wash University of Washington B.A., Business Administration

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Site .gimf lay' EPB I believe that I was as much an authority as anyone before reporting to OCS. You Undersnoot, who lives down the street heard at party that I was coming here, and she spent a up near Newport not so many years ago. the adorable' weather, the cool summer sea breezes, and quiet atmosphere of good old Taunton Qthat's Newport you knowy are never to be forgotten. I forget those things when I got here on that Sunday, I still hope to see them. The picture that was presented to me on the Day was one of confusion amid new surroundings a seething mass of faces. The random barracks number- ing system and the seeming lack of organization was enough to make a man shook when he was already confused and uncertain. The main problem, however, soon resolved itself into that of Finding the chow hall. With this accomplished, things went along more smoothly. Going to bed at 10 o'clock - oops, I mean 2200 - seemed like a joke until somebody roused us out of bed at 0600 in the morning. The waiting in line was something new, especially when ,there were about 600 guys in front of me. This'I have never entirely gotten used to. I have only one consolation from the whole Uhingg there were 1000 of us in t'he same boat that day, and the boat was sinking. '