Berkshire Community College - Falconer Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

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The doctors ervamined 'us with extremely critical eyes. We waited outside the entrance to Sick Bay for news Qf the results. The 'ivy-covered Administration Building Qfered its ourfirst real view of the Naval Academy. t N 1 , A 4 -..s. '-,su 1. -, . ' ' --A Lg! 1. THE BEGINNING was M. a summer morning in .Humane 1941 FROM Efteen Naval Districts poured in the material that was destined to become the Class of 1945. Gur first con- tact with the Academy was at the Administration Building where we reported in groups of fifty or more, and where we met those whom fate had chosen to be classmates. From there we were led to the sick bay where we wandered from room to room, clutching our record, wondering which doctor would be the last. The eye doctors were most reckless with that red ink, and more than one luckless candidate walked away with a red check on his card. Dark glasses and a wide grin marked those who had crossed their first river. 368