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        SEATED (L  TO R) K. McClellan, K. Collins, V. Hill, D. English, K. Mann, B. Strozier. FRONT ROW (L  TO R) R. Harshberger, Comm. R. Young, R. Sisler,
        G. Reiser, J. Hartley, K. Bruno, M. Doyle, R. Guthrie, F. Mason, IT. O'Conner, C. Wienberg, B. Webb, J. Yealge, K. Sellers, B. Pressman, M. LaPolla, T.
        Rhoades, T.  Daggett, G. Sergeant,  K. Conway, A.  Barnett. BACK  ROW:  (L  TO R)  P. Milburn, D. Doyle, C. Cyrway, S. Friz, R.  Billmers, P.  Reeves, W.
        Barnett, J. Beatty, J. Spetty, E. Wiley, J. Kepko, G. Bieri, R. Luker, S. Adams, H. Whitt, W. Luker, T. Gostello, G. Shackett, M. Wood, T. Yerecic, R. Rich-
        erson, F. Cope, H. Farkas, D. Ferrara.










                   Commander Young                                                                     Sgt. Francis Conway







                                                  The  53  cadets  and  the  two  instructors
                                                participated  in  a  most  enjoyable  and  in­
                                                structive  field  trip  to  the  Naval  Base  in
                                                Philadelphia  in  December.  The  trip  in­
                                                cluded  a tour of the shipyard, visits to the
                                                battleship  USS  IOWA,  destroyers  USS
                                                CORY  and  JSS  JOHNSTON,  and  lunch  in
                                                the  Naval  Base  Dining  Hall.  The  cadets
                                                also  visited  Admiral  Dewey's  flagship,
                                                OLYMPIA,  at  her  berth  on  Delaware
                                                Avenue.
                                                  As this  book  goes to  press, other activi­
                                                ties  are  planned  to  raise  money  for  the
                                                Military  Ball  to  be  held  in  the  spring.
                                                Some of these activities are activity nights,
                                                bake sales, and car washes.









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