United States Merchant Marine Academy - Midships Yearbook (Kings Point, NY)

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 LIEUTENANT (jg) E. W. FALK. USiMS Assistant Registrar and Educational Service Officer WARRANT OFFICER H. G. LASHER. USMS Assistant To The Registrar ENSIGN J. KISZENIK. USMS Assistant 7 o The Superintendent 29 A

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LIEUTENANT E. W. MacCRISKAN. USMS Preventive i ledicine and Hygiene Officer 28 ' 9 LIEUTENANT L. E. URCHEL. USMS Assistant to the Dean LIEUTENANT (jg) D. L. SCASSERRA, USMS Assistant Head, Department of Finance and Supply

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Once within the Regiment, a new man soon learns that the life of a cadet is not the carefree easy life it appears to he. A young man quickly learns the way of the Regiment and soon becomes a true member, a Cadet. This way of life prepares the young man to meet the world head on and deal with it in such a manner as to be successful. As thou- sands of Kings Pointers in the past have proven, the Regiment, with its close comarad- erie and the common pride in belonging to a spirited group, is a real maker of men. It is this powerful force which develops in a man a high sense of honor, uprightness, and loyal- ty. This force exists because the Regiment is more than just a number of men in ranks; it is more than just one man, be he leader or follower. The Regiment is a spirit and a tradition which every member of the Corps must uphold and make at least a little better for his having been a small part of it. I f L f«M