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“*lUlf ' !■ I njdtm^ m,4K Profit lured the Phoenecian to Carthage. A deeper need first compelled him to turn the Cedars of Lebanon into craft of the sea. These inscrutable waters have ever been the elusive mistress of the mariner. The surge of racking decks and sting of salt sea spray form indelible sensations which can never be forgotten. There never comes a time when that " one more trip " will be the last. No skipper will concede that fickle waters have emerged victorious. Rather will he envision greater and more rapid ships with capable officers manning them. ^Sji?*^ *« Four years at the Academy have given us alertness, ' " * training, and understanding of those men we now suc- ceed. That tradition which we follow has been estab- lished by valiant bands gone down to seas in ships. Rest easy, old skippers. Dream of the sea, the lovely witch that takes every seaman ' s heart. Remember, we love her too. Rest easy. ”
