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

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, , T , f X. eip- . - '1' . f ? P ' Q . 2 f'?fee'v 'fi1Htr TH U G' - tes or r r eil if e A- li if ,, ' RICHARD LEON BURKE 4 ll X ' SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS l I Orolwstra f3j ffjg Baseball f3j Q21 fljg X 11' Class Football f3j K2j,' Football U15 Bas- ' ' ketball KSU f2jg Class Mastea'-at-A-rms f2jg l fj Rifle Mcwlcsmcm. I Knifrhthood will always nourish while Sig! pl ? D c, '. ' 1 :ffg,:.J old Dick is around. Trouthe, Honoure, X ET Fredome, and Courteisye are in the air E- about him. He brought these romantic 7 'N ideals from Texas, and even in Connecticut l he has kept them. A hard thing to do but r by his introductory story of the prune ,lg juice fast Tex demonstrated that he is a man of strong will and determination. l VVho could doubt the courage of a man who l would take a cold shower every morning at Dick Tex 'fCowboy , Si-Y? 4- .sg To gripe on merited occasions in a D, I7 Lffjlff cheerful and whole-hearted manner is an art of Diekls own ,ly lp, creation. It has been a real pleasure to hear him fluently gi, ? ' all 1 express an opinion of some wrong with a few choice words. 5: E Though we have been afraid to mention it, there has of ' ' T 'iff late been a marked clnimge in Dick 5 a certain increasing stoicism, a self denial of some few common pleasures. Some M ifa unseen power is at workg an element. Could it by any chance f M ' be love? Dick has been especially stable in this matter in which most of us are markedly unstable, so that we have not the diabolical 5 pleasure of Haunting the-in most cases-rather soiled red A ! 5 flannel of the past before him. We can but hope that in seine time yet to come we ,may 'E again hear his old call of Hey, guys! 1 l Y 4 VVelcome I mount, as welcome down I came l X Into the Bower of this good Tuscan land. l f X X T 5 ' -oezzlm. WE 2 ta U l w f . ll if ll ,f,1',v It H ,, , Q , ! .1 , I i I ' , ,, EH-522 2 ' - ' s - L as M l - use , l f ' 5?f7jTffil 5.fi,Q2iigiiLf1fpiilAs -Lit,T-iifif s