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

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illlluhern languages OME day somebody will devise a means of teaching or learning Dago, and when that day comes let us hope that the system will be adopted at the Naval Academy. When we stop to consider we wonder how any person can study a subject for four years and know so little about it as does the average midshipman about Dago. At times we even wish for a U. S. Naval AMGBRIY Inn an army., ,A,,,,,,HMM-4 umm- H In ummm moment that we might turn Dago, so as to see ,mm B-xzjhflfhjgnmtnlm ourselves as the Dago Profs see us. We are -... -..-..,...i..,.2'!!..H'f.f!'....-,...1...... spared the trouble of the metamorphosis, how- .......ga2.,. ever, by the perusal of the weekly trees and their - - - - is ' Aj summation in the monthly mark sheets. - We find no small consolation, however, in the knowledge that were the Dago Department to fall individually and collectively into the hands of the forces at the other end of their l corridor, the whole works would be hopelessly unsat. We are not the only unfortunates in this world and we are so fatuous as to believe fi . ,. ' . that our misfortunes are not nearly as great 1 . .,.. ,QL Q as theirs. '- jg, 'Wm' Math and Skinny may come and go, but nn-AI-w-uw. -. .. 7'-f max. u fr.-1 4.4-, 1.4 -1 I'-vw-1 Dago we have ever with us. 29

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iBbp5inIngp anti Zlapgiene ' HE Department of Naval Hygiene is accepted as a necessary evil and the man has yet to be found who has taken it seriously. Ask Hen Bagby. Remember the one and only exam we took, when Dr, Heiner with tears in his eyes implored us to write something about each question even if we knew nothing about it, because he had to give us a mark. To say that the subject is not interesting would be the height of misrepre- sentation. lt is interesting-very much so. The demonstrations of First Aid furnished abundant material for the eHorts of our leading wits and the lecture H' i on The Evil Effects of Alcohol and Tobacco was a masterpiece. Whether or not the Gymnasium is a part of this department we have never been able to find outg if it is, the P-Works administered are in a class by themselves. Time was when First Class gym drills were fun-then they became work-now they are tor- ture. Death alone can be the next step-O june, why dost thou linger? 'ii