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

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'N .I - 1 ,Wigs AQ 1 4' if , j g 5 , . 3 -- J V- , A -. Lesson to-morrow, Friday, Arlicles 141-149, inclusive. Cenllcmen, man lhc boards. 'ATHEMATICS and Mechanics alias Math is the branch of study that compels a midship- man to differentiate an unknown quantity between the limits of a brick and a queen. Problem by He Smith: A uniform yardstick weighing I0 ounces is supported in a horizontal position by the thumb at one end and the forefinger 3 inches from the end. What is the pressure on the thumb and on the forefinger? Pud Leonard Qscratching his head for datajz Sir, how long did you say that yard- stick was? He Smith: H27 inches, of course! Since we have now disposed of the cardioid let us proceed to consider the lemnis- catumf' Ricky: Please, sir, l've got my answer 7.500l, and the answer in the book is 7.5000. Pop Brown's Lecture to the Plebes, May, I9l2: Now that third class, Class of l9l4, is doing fine. They are just doing splendidly. lt's a fine class. And l'm proud of them, too. Why they finished up calculus with high marks and solid analytics and then took up mechanics, all in one year. And everyone of them made big fine marks, too. l tell you, that's a fine class. And you want to be a fine class, just like them. 23