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

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Clllfllllfff Choir. Left lo right: Front ron' V-Ryan. Patton, Casasanto, Maiolo, Cote, Agustin, Cumella. llennic, Langlortl. lioherls, lihcrlein. Second row-llcllay. Davitlson. Ciocca. licthcl. llatlzicj, 0'llalloran. Cauley. liuchannan. lfagan, Frahcr. Young. Thirzl row- Casscr. llully. l rcchill. Schumann. Volzcr. llneker. lsltfltllltg. Quinn. Powell. Young, liurgartl. Fourlli l'HllV f'Karpick. lfigura. lNlcNulla. Polski. l'cck. 0'Farrell. llahn. Kouhry, Covington. Solak. l,ansing. Fifth rou'M-Treacy. Clexton. 'l'ouhcy. Shanlcy. Clautice. Crist. Sanner. Sisson. Clark. llouley. Sixllt rotcw-Sheclian. llarshherger. Devers, Lew, Mcl arlane. l.eonartl, Trossliacli. Dorsey. The Chapel and Anliphonal Choirs matlc every Sunday morning Chapel service an inspirational experience. Their singing of l'itcrnal lfathcr, Strong to Save at the conclusion of each scrvicc was the pcrlcct lmcginning of a new week. The Catholic Choir lillctl the samc spot at the early morning Services. S NACA. Left lo right: Sittings-l.11stfield, Chaplain Bennett. Slnmlingfullarlcls.,l1llWl'CUCC, Wynn- . lu an extensive program of presenting outstatul- lng speakers anal Suntlay evening entcrtaimnent to the Brigatlc, the Naval Acatlcmy Christian Association Plilyctl a prominent. part in the lives of mitlshipmcn of all faiths. Working closely with the chaplains, the NACA tlitl a great joh of coortlinating all thc arrange- ments ancl activities that matlc this service possilmlc. Sill lalstlicltl anal his associates arc to lic thanketl lor il joli wcll clone. for the choirs, along with the annual performances of The lVles- siahii put on in conjunction with the choral groups of llootl College in the Chapel. 'l'hcir music liecame an integral part of our lives antl lvrought much crctlit antl cstecm to hoth the Navy 'llri is to surrouiuline' ioints rountlccl out a husv 'ear l za l . ancl the Acatlcmy. ,L . Y? xx Vcwnmn Club. Lcfl In ri,uht: Nlcnllcer. llyan. Swopc. Chaplain llotrige. llusso. l'rovitling the l.llltlt'll St. hlary's tea hghtsn antl the annual Communion lireaklast for Catholic mitlshipmcu were two of the prominent achievements of thc Newman Cluli, which has lwccomc the ccntcr of Catholic activity at thc Naval Acatleiny. lhulcr the lcatlcrship ol George lVlcAlecr anal Chaplain llotrige. this group functioned well in supplying a link ln-tween the material antl spiritual sitlc ol the Catholic life. AP .0g,D.lUL.lLll

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Professor Donald C. Gilley Director of Musical Activities Chapel Choir. Left to right: Front row-Gutherie, Correll, Estep, Williams, Mere- dith, Geller, Estes, Funderburk, Pheris, Harden. Second row-Pierce, Saxton. Saunders, Leary, MacCauley, Merrick, Rowe, Stitzel, Edwards, Landrum, McFarlane, Helweg. Third row-Whittenberg, Shroyer, Christopher, MacNeill. Householder, Hoppin, Johannesen. Fourth row-Holmes, Binford, Beran, Small, AuchY, Jones, Ballentine. Fifth row-Byman, Bowne, Eldridge, Vinge, Legro, . Anderson, Lloyd. Sixth row-Crigler, Snively, Anderson, Glavis, Orr, Bargar, Poxon. Seventh row-Statton, Jones, Kalb, Shaw, Schon, Parker, Bonifay. Eighth row- E Clark, Householder, Pezet, Hagelbarger, Blackwood. Ninth row-Harper, Water- man, Bos, Brenton, Gainer, Reynolds. Our choirs were something of which any mid- shipman could be justly proud. Under the leadership of Professor Gilley, they continually maintained their place among the best of their kind. For many years now, this cheerful gentleman has devoted his time to developing the harmony and beauty that we all came to associate with the choirs. Their hymns and anthems brought a special meaning to these services, and few could be unimpressed by the effect of the two choral groups in unison. , , 4 1 r P Antiphonal Choir. Left to right: Front row-Neely, Leake, Butterfield, Bundarifl Kretschmar, Haley, Rohrhough, Todd, Rasmussen, Healey. Second row-P' ' ' Messerschmidt, Derbes, McCord, Plowden, Cox, Martin, Austin, Chew Counsil. Third row-Ripa, Presley, Hallowell, Umsted, Lewis, Logan, Deniston, Ovrom, LaCagnina. Fourth row-Mossman, Minard, Kiger, Philbrick, Henderson, Schroeder, Cutcomb, Barton. Fifth row-Skif' .., King, Gibson, O'Beirne, Ealic, McCall, Arcuni. Sixth row-Mitchell, D..vis, Zierd Pfouts, Carpenter, Heuberger, Marburger. Seventh row-Thomas, Barbero, B cato, Osborn, Stiller, Holmberg, Granger, Craver.

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