United States Coast Guard Academy - Tide Rips Yearbook (New London, CT)

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WafAemafic5 eloarfmenf Equations and formulae. from geometrv to calculus, is this departnienfs specialty. Cdr. S. L. Smith, department head, also class ad- visor to 1960, sees that rnemhers of the third and fourth Class are Well grounded in analyti- cal geometry, advanced algebra, and calculus so that when problems arise in engineering these can be solved. Ably assisted hy Cdr. Rivard. lit. .-Xdarns. and a staff of many others they see that 1-adets are taught how to analyze prohlenrs quivlsly and properly.

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rr ir A Uachinist Frazier slmws Bovce how to no Jeri ' run a lathe. . I . Data taken during a power experiment. ,V ' ..--gg Q 1 w-: E use ' v N 1 Z' ff A1 CDR. Hill-Reed Covers inetalhirg- ic-ai principles. Electrical Engineering experiments on Hyeteresis. LCDR Rogers Deinonstrates E. E. Technique. 75' , f, ,KS 2? 'ex U

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VM q U lznglxsh. hoth prose and eolnposilion. is an es- sential element to exery Coast Guard ol'l'im'en s exist- ente. XX ithont heing almle to read 1-onnnnnitlnes and pntvlish direetixes and orders properly nnlrh time would he wasted. lo aehiex e these goals in exrery cadet is lint one goal of this department. Captain liaxsrenee, department head. tarlales the first-t-lass in eeononiirs. while Lls. Wlells and llernstein handle the adxaneed composition and literature eonrses with Mr. Klarxin. Cdr. Foye. lie- sides ahly assisting in yearlmoolx finances, heads the second-elass governnientg and Prof. Buron, the his- tory part. while Beverly assists everyone with the ottige work. Besides all of these studies the fourth class courses in English and speech whit-h are also given hy this department. HUNIANITIES INSTRUCTORS Seated: Buron. Lawrence, lfoye, Marvin Standing: Bader, Berntsen, Beverly, Wells, Day, Clary , 'rv .rr.44 R, Capt. Lawrence, Department Head umanifiea elaarfmenf 44,7 : fi?