Maine Maritime Academy - Tricks End Yearbook (Castine, ME)

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HUNDIQAIQY MEMBER LT. CHARLES H. TUMEY In the pursuance of our studies, we can point to no oHieer more mindful of our development into superior mates in the Merchant Marine and Ensigns in the Navy than Lt. Charles H. Tluney. It has fallen to him, through his manifest dis- play of interest, to hold those famed midnight sessions on the bridge under a sea of stars and to conduct zealously those late-hour navigation classes at Castine, disregarding the personal physical discomfort of a l5-hour day. He has brought to the disposal of each midshipman the fire of his keen intellect and spread before his young mind a wealth of material. But to pass the subject oil' ill these few in- adequate words would he to neglect a iiner point. Perhaps in a less obvious way, and yet in the power of its silent, steadfast example probably a more forceful way, Lt. Tumey has brought an unusual dignity to the title of officer. We feel certain that he will instill the same dignity in our class as an honorary member,

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