Maine Maritime Academy - Tricks End Yearbook (Castine, ME)

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SICK BAY - I - Remember our early days at the Academy when the Sick Bay was but a few eots in the lower part of the Administration Building? Those were times before we had learned to appreciate the value of a light duty slip or permission to turn in early. The facilities of the early GS'l121lJllSlllllGllt were adequate but by no means elaborate. By the time we had returned from our first cruise, last December, the main deck of the Achuinistration Building annex had been reno- vated and transformed into a Sick Bay capable of treating any emergency or illness that might arise. A permanent Medical Department has been stationed at the Academy. At the present time it consists of Lt. R. Starr Lampson KMCH., U. S. N. R., C. P. M. Arnold Richardson, U. S. N., and P. M. C. James W. Healy, U. S. N. R. The Sick Bay is a small hospital in itself, as it consists of a ward office, laboratory, galley., dispensary, lavatory, and waiting rooln. It is appointed in a most complete manner and goes far beyond the point of merely 'aserving the purpose. 851817:

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