SUNY Maritime College - Eight Bells Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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I' 1.--V4: L 9.-7:,375,f' h i cfewea by the faculty and piloted by lthe' adminismion, me College has brought- us' through- an assimilation- 'of ideas amd adjustment of ' perspective so necessary ro the develop- ment of the individual. As a passenger, we could have been- aboard for a 'four year pleasure crufke ora- four year 'training cruise. The was entirely own, and of us, at times, were in danger of non completion of . ' As crew members sign on and oH', different pilots take the CUII, we have leen a continuing traniifion. the waters were rough and some passengers were injured, hui when the norms blew wer and the waiters the whip' ploddedon. A 1' j ' o Nun In I. .,.ya ., 'havean ennlhnt yiay selves wel and out 'A