United States Military Academy West Point - Howitzer Yearbook (West Point, NY)

 - Class of 1983

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Recognition Finally Arrives As We Say Goodbye To A Tough, But Rewarding, Fourth Class Year Remember Recognition Day? Of course you do. Finally a long year was over, or at least almost over. There were many things on our minds that day - thoughts of the year that we had just survived, the glee we would have putting on that yellow brass, and, last but not least, three weeks of summer leave before we began the best summer of our lives. The Graduation Parade was special m two ways. First it was the only parade in which all of us marched I no corps squad get-overs this time). Second, it was probably the only pa- rade that we wanted to march in! After all, everyone wanted the op- portunity to pin those yellow shields on our white-gloved hands to show off to the upperclassmen that we had made it. Of course there was that last minute LOUD attempt to haze us. but it was a joke (who really hazed who?). Then there was the de- tailed planning to come up with good ideas for stunts during the parade. Pew alarm clocks went off in tar- buckets as the upperclass, remem- bering their recognition, checked most of us out. Finally, standing on the parade field, rattling an M14 as the firsties took off to don the Army blue, each one of us knew we had made it. Whoever thought that shaking hands would mean so much. To us it meant that we had met the stan- dards and had earned the right to be upperclassmen. To the firsties, it was goodbye, and reminiscences of when they were on the other end of the handshake. For everyone. Graduation was one step closer. What a day!

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