1916
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Born on a farm near Vineland, NJ
1924 Moved next to Parvin State Park in Salem County
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1932
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High School graduation
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1933-36
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Learned the carpenter trade
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1940-45
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College
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1944-45
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18 months in the military
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1946
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Married Blanche Layton of Vineland
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1948
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Earned Masters degree
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1948
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Professor G.S.C. (now Rowan U.) where he taught until his retirement
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1949-55
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G.S.C. Director of Public Relations
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1950
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Built a house and moved to Glassboro, NJ
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1955-57
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President NJ Council for Geographic Education
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1956-57
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President G.S.C. Faculty Association
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1961
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Named "Outstanding Professor"
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1962-64
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Chairman Glassboro Tercentenary
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1964
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"Man of the Year," Glassboro Chamber of Commerce
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1964-68
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Chairman G.S.C. Social Studies Department
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1976
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Glassboro Bicentennial Committee
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1976
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"Special Envoy" to Portsmouth, England
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1980
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Honorary doctorate
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1980
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"Distinguished Alumnus" by the G.S.C. Alumni Association
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1980
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"Citizen of the Year," Glassboro Chamber of Commerce
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1980
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The Medal of Achievement for Performance Cruising, Yacht Racing/Cruising Magazine
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1984
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Good Citizenship Medal, National Committee of the Sons of the American Revolution
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1984
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Honorary member Slocum Society
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1984
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Honorary member Circumnavigators Club
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1985
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"Award for Excellence," NJ Education Association
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1985
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The Navigation Medal, Foundation for the Promotion of the Art of Navigation
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1986
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The coveted Blue Water Medal, sailing’s highest honor, Cruising Club of America
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1989
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Inducted into Cruising World's Hall of Fame
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1995
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Creativity Award, Odyssey of the Mind
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1995
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Annual award, Destination Imagination
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