United States Naval Academy - Lucky Bag Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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LTCDR. J. W. Wyrick, USN Lt. W. F. Dyroff, USMC Capt. J. Dunlap, USMC 1st aiklkn LTCDR. K. T. Sanders, USN Traditionally ensconced in Bancroft Hall, the Exec- utive Department is closer to the Brigade of Mid- shipmen than any other department of the Naval Academy. With offices located amid the midshipmen ' s rooms, the members of the Executive Department daily are in intimate association with the midship- men, advising, disciplining, inspecting and in- structing. CMDR. T. G. Warfield, USN Battalion Officer Page 26

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CMDR. J. L. Chew, USN Head of Academic Section our right the past From the Head of the Executive Department we pass through the hands of the Financial Advisor who sells us our insurance and the hands of the Supply Officer who sells us our boxed outfit. From here on in it is to be spit and polish. Page 25

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LTJG. M. J. Bucolo, USN Lt. R. H. Porter, Jr., USMC LTCDR. G. Gemmill, USN Capt. E. W. Belknap, Jr., USMC of Mid- l jval lipratn ' s -artment jnJ in- Lt. Col. R. J. Kent, USAF Battalion Officer It is difficult, however, to define the duties of the Executive Department; one cannot easily and con- cretely state the department ' s mission as can be done for any of the academic departments. How- ever, stated as simply as possible, the objective of the Executive Department is: to prepare the mid- shipmen mentally, temperamentally, psychologi- cally, and through indoctrination and the develop- ment of character, for the exercise of command. 2nd Ba fa m LT. C. R. Berquist, USN Page 27