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

 - Class of 1945

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United States Coast Guard Academy - Tide Rips Yearbook (New London, CT) online collection, 1945 Edition, Page 195 of 284
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JAMES EDWARD MURPHY Manchester, Connecticut Jim came to the Academy laden with high school honors and confidence. The confidence has held up well for three years and Murphy never lets modesty or a close regard for the truth spoil a good story. He admits to being a genius, and his high grades-to-work ratio put him in the upper brackets scholastically. He can work like a beaver when he wants to, and has put out SURF N ' STORM practically single handed since he got out of his hair. The only other time he is known to work is during a juice-lab, when he relegates his partners to onlookers and single handed plunges into the maze of wires, usually ending up with smoking rheostats and some quick first aid by Mr. Woodruff. His love life is mostly confined to lurid accounts of liighly improbajjle goings-on during leaves and in his pre-Acadcmy days, and if they arc true he must be pretty precocious, since be rivals Ryan for tbe child prodigy prize. His athletic activi- ties are restricted to a violent dislike for the new P. E. program, some plain and fancy pistol firing which earned him a ribbon down at New River, and a peculiar style of dancing all bis own, known as the ' head down and push sciiool. Murph ' s face is as mick as his name, and bis prowess in a bull session, bis Raljclasian wit and bis unforgettable and often unrepeatable similes have made him popular in the class.

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JOSEPH ANTHONY MONTAGNA Norfolk, Virginia If it ' s gruesome, it ' s happened to Joe. For example — Was she a GOON! , or his pioneerinp in j;iiard-niount-l(y-proxy. He ' s a screaming demon from reveille till taps, even though lie ' s the No. 1 worrier of the class. From his trihulations on the DANMARK, we now understand why liammocks are not used in the Italian navy. He ' s a high ranking memhcr of tlic Saturday Afternoon Society for Intellectual Advancement. Just as any Goodman record, new or old, will drive him into l)nnncing spasms of ecstasy, so will a Materials tree drive him to the other extreme. Joe will admit that lie ' s one of the few kaydets to speak the King ' s Englisli, this admission jjeing nearly as incongruous as the classic statement he made ilown in Carolina — Tiie reason this country is so wonderful is that it ' s not far from Virginia . But even Joe had to confess that fox-holes are worse than hammocks. Although lie has long since secured on l)lind dating, fommes are still his higgcst worry. In this respect, he fluctuates from hot to cold, powerhouse to goon, and tlic only thing that remains constant is the super quality of Montagna Shoes. A memhcr of llic hrothcrhood, a pizza eater, and a cash customer at tiie Piccadilly, Joe ' s only ohjcctionahle hahits are slashing in phys ed and liurning rank cheroots. No one has done more for our morale, and it ' s totally im{ ()ssih[c to do him justice in so few words as these.



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u I WILLIAM EMMET MURPHY Tuckahoe, New York Bill has always had his roommates ' love lives all figured out hut seems to occasion no end of troul)lc with liis own. With the exception of a certain swarthy skinned individual, Bill has more trouhlc than any one else in the class. He was labeled Moneybags after a certain leave spent in New York. It seems that his ideas aliout finance were a little astronomical. The plcasantest memories of his career are the cruises made to Greenport and the ensuing events. Bill ' s favorite occupations arc playing hockey and tennis. He has that form that goes well drajted over a pool table. His curly hair is a source of delight to his room- mates. They stoutly maintain that he has legs that would look well on a chorus girl, too, but we don ' t have to believe that. He was labeled Wee by a certain instructor to distinguisli him from another classmate of the same clan. Wee can and docs velicmcnily express his opinions aI)oiit tlie things that surround him. He has very definite ideas about the way underclassmen should lie handled and will give you a series of ten lectures about everytliing from the System to the alleged injustice of a certain (juiz sprung on him and resulting in his being treed.

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