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

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Thinking on your feet. mathematics Capt. Donald M. White Front Row: Left to Right — Benac, Hoyt, Ball, Hammond, Stolz, Maher, White, Hawkins, Bland, Lyle, Currier, Moore, Bailey. 2nd Row: Edwards, Mercier, Perry Killeen, Griffin, Carlin, Krider, Hansen, Clark, Simcich, Swanson, Seal. 3rd Row: Stil- well. Milkman, Brady, Sohl, Thomas, Wierenga, Mann, Milos, Saslaw, Betz, Paydon, Robinson, Gras. 4th Row: Tiemey, Swafford, Gorman, Niles, Ppow, Thompson, Seekins. 5th Row: Abbott, Buikstro, White, Palmquist, Morrow, Kinsolving, Strohl, Wolfe. Sears, Holme, Gibbons, Strange. Simpson. The Department of Mathematics demands a good part of our time and effort from the commencement of Plebe year until midway through Second Class year. It, perhaps more than any other department, relies upon the intimacy of the small classroom and requires written work from the individual almost daily. Unlike other departments, the Department of Mathematics assigns an instructor as chairman for a class with which he remains throughout its affiliation with the Department. The Department seeks to provide the mid- shipman with an aptitude for the application of mathematical concepts in the solution of naval and engineering problems which he will en- counter at the Academy and, later, when he is in the service.

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electrical engineering Capt. Eugene B. Fluckey Through new and modern techniques, the Department of Electrical Engineering is keep- ing pace with modern science. With the con- stantly improving curriculum, the Department now offers the midshipman a strongly rein- forced chemistry course which is fully equal to that offered in civilian colleges. Two hour exercises in the modernized lab- oratories, lectures, classroom demonstrations, and televised expositions serve to invigorate the presentation of the various sciences of chemistry, physics, electrical engineering, and electronics. The program not only furnishes the mid- shipman with the principles involved in the operation of the Navy ' s new technical devices, but also with a background for possible future post-graduate work. Front Row. Left to Right — Wilson, Cook, Healy, Baker, Quinn, Daley, Pauli, Fluckey, Thomson, O ' Brien, Goodwin, Montgomery, Lee, Prigmore, Pinkston. 2nd Row: Fowler, Hall, Clark, Oldham, MacKeen, Lissy, Smithson, Kelley, Klein, Barrett, Leydorf, Adelfson, Arnold, Kmetz, Jones, Ressler, R. R. 3rd Row. Ressler, D. F., Farrell, Stoutenburgh, Gutsche, Swanson, Poteet, Coontz, Kay, Rollins, Heininger, Hirsch, Schweizer, Maling, Butler, Owens, Dennis, ith Row. Carver, Neely Deranian, Young, Nordling, Compton, Wilson, Zimmerman, Stewart, Thompson, J. C, Golding, Vernon, Thompson, W. B., Robinson, Kyle. 5th Row. Janowski, Orr, Young, Malone, Terrill, Cross, Lay, Morrissey, Hall, Quinn, Corrigan, Klose, Hilton, Warner, Dacus, Degnan, Stephans, Beers, Moniz, Bealka, Pollum. 28