California Maritime Academy - Hawsepipe Yearbook (Vallejo, CA)

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seattle the t. s. golden bear drew near navy pier 91, and the city of seattle loomed in the distance. a washing- ton rain storm was the order of the day, and a very wet mooring detail completed the arduous task of line handling. the engines were secured, and the first liberty party lost no time in exploring a new port. all was in apparent good order until the epidemic struck. lt. commander averill was a victim of the measles and, as a result, all hands were restricted. for many there were visions of a portless cruise under the yellow quarantine flag. but such fears were soon for- gotten when the all clear came, and the second liherty party invaded seattle. some will recall the 1'ain and the city hills, while others will remember dining at the olympic or shop- ping at the magic inn. certainly all will have some memories of their hrief stay in the great wet city of the north. v