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NAUTICAL SCIENCE Captain John G. Stein, USMS Commandant of Cadets Chr, of Nautical Science Dept. The American merchant marine from its very beginning, has experienced num- erous peaks and troughs of boom and depression. Currently we are riding the crest of another boom phase, in which your newly acquired skills are so badly needed. Your tenure at Massachusetts Mari- time Academy was abbreviated, and no doubt it seemed that you had hardly be- gun your senior year when finals. Coast Guard exams, and graduation ended your experience here. You now set out to become a part of that legion of Mass. Maritime graduates who have contributed to this industry, in good times and in bad, in war and in peace. I wish you well in your chosen careers, and expect that you will add lustre to the already impressive achievements and contributions that have been made by our graduates throughout the seventy- six year history of the institution. 22
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TO THE CLASS OF 1967: Gentlemen : There are not many graduating classes whose services are of such national importance that their early graduation is requested. Your class, in this small group of early birds, can be proud to have been so selected. With you go the best wishes and heartiest congratulations of all of us at the Academy. May you continue to lead, to be a little ahead, in the development of your careers and the fulfillment of your desires. Sincerely yours, A. Sanford Limouze Captain, USMS President 21
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The mission of the department is to imbue the engineering student with a continuing motivation to devote his life to a career at sea. To this end, we have made every effort, within the limits of our small plant, and the few short years you have been here, to equip you for such a career. In time to come, we hope to expand our potential, and look to you and graduates of the past to keep our spiritual as well as material needs in mind. Indeed, as I write this, the first building in what we hope will be a comprehensive construc- tion program is taking shape. A growing and improving alma mater needs a strong and dedicated Alumni. Welcome to this select group. Good luck and much success in your promising future. 23
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