California Maritime Academy - Hawsepipe Yearbook (Vallejo, CA)

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it ,Q W tx- W 0 shipis hold to the poised brushes of master painters. the completion of a good day's work was clearly in evidence as the steady stream of paint spattered mid- shipmen found its way to the shower room and an evening of rest. while it was not the vacation so many may have wished for, it was by no means a thankless week of unrewarded labor. everyone had his share of evening liberty and a full day of mexican sunshine. pleasure seeking midshipmen found hours of en- tertainment and relaxation in such local night spots as the hotel mirador, los americanos, and cabaret rio rita. some of the more clever bargain hunters found that a snaplite went a long way, and those with less ambition found innumerable ways to make their pesos change hands. as the days rolled hy, one by one, the rapid change in appearance of the golden bear was noticed by na- tive and tourist alike. when the acapulco 'gvacationn had ended, the engineers and red-faced deck hands could feel a tinge of pride in viewing the product of eight days well spent. YF, . . .,...,.,, ,-. .77-Tin -'-'- -fi- r .gases- 4 we ff B 3 A Nw 1 Qi rr--Y HSM. s va. sa

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