Word: annapolises
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Family Man. In 1914 Raymond Spruance had married lighthearted, handsome Margaret Dean, whose father ran Dean Bros. Pumps, Inc., of Indianapolis. They had two children, Margaret, now 24, and Edward Dean, 28. Edward followed his father into the Navy via Annapolis.
Lieut. John S. D. Eisenhower and Ensign Ernest J. King Jr., graduated from West Point and Annapolis, went straight into service as their fathers had before them: Invader Ike Eisenhower, West Point '15, and COMINCH Ernie King, Annapolis '01.
Also on the credit side of the ledger for the Gray Sweepswingers is the experience they gained from rowing two normal races this spring. In addition the bating of most of last year's varsity veterans, retained because the Services have not depleted Tech ranks as heavily as they have...
Engaged. Lieut. Hugh Blanchard Vickery, 25, Annapolis '40, only son of Rear Admiral Howard Vickery, Vice Chairman of the Maritime Commission ; and Dorothy Adams Borden, 25, Washington socialite, daughter of Brigadier General William Borden; in Washington.
One of these moments came when Vermont's Representative Charles A. Plumley found an item of $7,000,000 to build a stadium at Annapolis. That did not seem to Mr. Plumley to be essential to the war. Ernie King's deputy, Vice Admiral Frederick J. Home (not...