United States Naval Academy - Lucky Bag Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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strongest sympathy for the achievements of those he loves, and what- ever be the subject he is discussing, he heartily enters into it and one can feel his kindly interest in his earnest manner and loving advice. He is very fond of athletic sports, is a member of the N. Y. Athletic Club and the Racquet and Tennis Club, and has made many an enviable record at bowling. He is the first life member of the Navy Auxiliary Athletic Association, having very materially assisted that organization at its start, and his loyalty to the Navy and all pertaining thereto, as he aptly expressed it on the notification of his election to life membership, is such that it “Will only cease with my life.” In speaking at one time of his desire for a less active life he said, “ But God or fortune has put me in a position where I owe duties to others than myself. I must strive along and if I fall by the way I will at last have the consciousness that I have striven earnestly to do my duty, and no man living can say truthfully that I have harmed him wilfully; and I do know that many can say they have had help from me in the weary, weary struggle for existence. I have in my way made the two blades of grass grow where only one grew before, and so at the last I shall not feel as if my life had been an entire failure.” How much better the world would be for more men such as this, bearing such hearty goodwill towards all. “ His life is gentle, and the elements So mixed in him that Nature might stand up And say to all the world, ‘ This is a man.' ” 9

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