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“HE theme of this bdtok, as originally conceived was to present a pictifre of the constant press of time on our daily lif^ at the Academy. For the years spent here in New London are more than ««vwwvwv ( ' ^ " ^Nsv^ete formal Q^ucation; they represent the ' ^VVv ^\Vx. transition from-civilian leisure to service alertness. ^ ' ^ ' ^Xvv^j^j^j^^j^^^^^^^^^^^^ came December 7 . . r ' ^AR . . . early graduation for the class of ' 41 . . . and, foVvi^j. a tremendous amount of work to be done in a very short time. Previously true in a more general sense, our theme now became the key factor in Academy affairs . . . and with this in mind we present our record of those affairs. v > ^Vv, ”
