Brown University - Liber Brunensis Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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DECORATIONS are awarded to deserving midshipmen by Cap- tain C. M. Lyons, Jr. and Dr. Barnaby C. Kenney. Below, the color guard drills as a unit and is inspected apart from company formations.

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24 SUMMER TRAINING is admin- istered to all midshipmen on cruise. Alan Layman practices semaphore, a necessary part of the all-inclu- sive practical experience which each man must gain before as- suming the duties of a capable line officer. p i ; IN THE CLASSROOM AND EXTRACURRICULARLY the midshipman learns to be at home in both the professional and social sides of Navy life. Left: Frank Farnham and Warren Healey exercise tactical control in the BZ trainer. Left-center: sophomores solve problems in relative motion on the dead reckoning tracer. Right-center: Joe Miluski relaxes in off-hours in the officer's lounge. Right: practice in riflery is both business and pleasure for qualified shooters.

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WING TIPS AFROTC AROUND THE PLOTTING MAP, Pete Macioci notes important bases to Lou Sgarzi and Ted Tuck during an AFROTC training session. THE ANNUAL MILITARY BALL in Sayles Hall is sponsored Jjointly by the Navy and Air Force. Here Hal Chorney and Bill Packer and dates take a break during the dance.