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Gift Shop - The woman behind the counter
is Therese A. Donais. Besides being in control of the gift shop she
was also a hairdresser. Thanks to her grand nephew, Joe Inch, for
identifying her. |

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Commodore Thomas Simmons is in the center. |
Jack Neilan, Cruise Director, is entertaining the children; and it looks like the crew too. First officer on
left is Purser Ernie Serf. |

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The couple on the left is Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Moore, to the right is the great Italian tenor, Tito Schipa and his wife Antoniette "Lilli" Michel. (Thanks to Pablo
Berruti from Buenos Aires, Argentina, for identifying Tito Schipa.) |
Purser Walter Donahue is in the middle wearing glasses.
Louis Tapogna, purser is holding the frame. (Purser
Tapogna is the uncle of Steve Harrison.) |

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Chief Radio Operator William Campbell can just be seen in the middle wearing glasses (he's trying to hide). Purser Walter Donahue is framed by the port hole on the right and
is wearing glasses. Purser Jill Harrison is the woman in the back row
wearing white shirt and tie. (She is the mother of Steve
Harrison and the sister of Louis Tapogna.) |
First officer on left in the back is Purser Ernie Serf. Ed Newman is the officer to the right of the port hole in the center.
Purser Walter Donahue is in the upper right wearing glasses. On the front row second and third from the right is Mike Mandel and Sid Spector, members of the band. (Thanks to
Captain Ed Newman and Alan Fridkin for identifying some of the people in this photo.) |

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(Courtesy of Harold Vanderploeg) |
Dressed in her military garb during WWII. (Courtesy of Harold Vanderploeg) |
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(Courtesy of Harold Vanderploeg) |
Bob Freeley orchestra. Mike Mandell, second from left and Bob Freeley, leader of the orchestra, fourth from the left. (Courtesy of
Alan Fridkin, son of Bob Freeley, a/k/a Bob Fridkin) |