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19 o r t Ho s 66 •. The 1965-1966 Academic year has come to an end. The Seniors have graduated, been commis- sioned, and have departed for active duty with the fleet. The midshipmen are gone on cruise to such places as Hawaii, Quantico, and the Mediterranean. Next fall they will return to the University for an- other year of work, and to greet a new freshman class. Through this Porthole the 1965-1966 academic year passes in review. It has been a very full year with many activities, and many memories for the Battalion of Midshipmen. It is hoped that this year ' s Porthole will be the source of memories to all of the midshipmen, and will in the future be shown with pride to friends and shipmates.
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Letter from the Editor The past year has been one of much wr jj and a corresponding amount of satisfaction and reward, for all members of the Battalion of MMshipmen. It began in September as midshipmen returned from cruise to greet a new freshman c ass. Each class was organized and officers chosen. Battalion. Conning Tower representatives were elected , ' cjng soon began directing social activities for the -t- Classes resumed, and with them all g tl activities of the school year, such as intramural sports. It is this combination of academk jcjipktrpcurricular activities that helps to develop the well-rounded modern Naval officer. Weeklyj drill periods offer the chance to exercise command, and to learn the habits of precjgion and aualrrBtiC response. Navy classes provide knowledge in all aspects of the Naval ServirM Further «wbrtuoJty for learning is provided by numerous field trips and cruises. This year mid$r iprnen h Corpus Christi for flight training. Practi night and weekend trips to Camp P Midshipmen also enjoy a ftfj en field t ips to submarines, destroyers, and to rience for Marine options was provided by over- M qmjcyexchanaes and the Military Ball. The highpoint of the year is the qnnill tripq end Star Ball. This year ' s baH- was an outstanding event, as have been all balls in the past. jfc r : flflB The year ends with the C hfa n cJ ||yafefcR v tt t § %vjfc Final Dress Parade, and finals. Fol- lowing the end of the academic year, the Juniors,- Sophomore and. Freshmen go on cruise. JJ a, eniors graduate and are corn defending our country have ended. For those of t M We train today to defend M and become a part of the armed ppration for service in the Navy d living up to our unit motto:
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