Harvard University NROTC - Bravo Zulu Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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HARVARD UNIVERSITY NAVAL R. 0. T. C. UNIT 25 FRANCIS AVENUE, CAMBRIDGE, MASS. 02138 June, 1967 TO THE CLASS OF 1967 It is always a pleasure to be involved with the commissioning of officers, but this group holds special meaning for me. For this year's class has left a mark upon the Harvard NROTC out of all prOportion to its size. So much so, in fact, that your commissioning seems almost anti-climactio. Inthe past year, the spirit you have enkindled has so permeated the larger classes you leave behind, that we can look to the future with far greater confidence. It is reassuring to me that this change has oc- curred on this particular campus during this period of profound disa- greement about the basic role of the service in support of national policy. While none of us can be certain how the future will unfold, it is clear that we must commit more than words to support our convictions if we are to become contributing members of the society which sustains us. Inyour case, this commitment has already been amply demonstrated. It is, therefore, most appropriate that you have chosen to dedi- cate this book to Dean John U. Monro. May the standards he has set, bothinthe service and on this campus, become guidelines for all of you. We are losingagreat friend and supporter by still another personal Act of Involvement . We on the staff are privileged to have played a small part in your education and are proud of the mark you have left on the Unit. You take with you our best wishes for continued success in all your endeavors and our confidence that the watch is being passed to capable hands. Good luck and God speed, 232? F. X. BRADY Captain, U. S. Navy

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