Army and Navy Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Carlsbad, CA)

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W fa . . - ,di THE NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY EIGHT ADJUTANT VW, .V,, -M it c. ,,,. to W, E l i i t l TO THE CLASS OF l938: One of the hardest tasks l am called upon to perform each school year is in writing a few words of farewell to our boys who are leaving the school home. Each of us want to vary our annual message to a degree at least, but it all comes back to a repetition after all. We hate to see you go, and yet, we are very proud that you have accomplished the task set before you. We realize that perhaps, by reason of our own weakness, we have failed to do certain things for you which we possibly could have done. We know, however, that our spirit was good, and it is certainly our hope and desire that you as individuals, and you as a Class, have de- rived some benefit from your stay here. Our best wishes go forward with you into whatever line of endeavor you enter, and our hope is that we will be kept on your active mailing list. Sincerely your friend, JOHN L. DAVIS, JR. Vice President and Commandant J

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THE NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY EIGHT ADJUTANT MAJCIR PE 'ER5lIlN'E MESSAGE i 1 The close of the school year brings to us I the realization that the happy associations in , our work at the Academy must be broken. i For most of us, it will be for a short time only i and the next school year will find us working l together again. Our seniors, however, will go on to new work in college and university, and . will have new associations and new friends. We congratulate them for their accomplish- ments with us and wish for them continued success in whatever they may do. S. W. PETERSON Superintendent l Back Rowe-Mr. Shattuck, Mrs. Shattuck, Mrs. J, L. Davis Jr., Mrs. Black, Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Curtis. Second RowfCaptain Allen, Captain Keveren, Captain Petersen. First Row-Major Peterson, Major Atkinson, Colonel Davis, Maj0I' Davis, Captain Massey. Ili