US Naval Academy and Preparatory School - Cruise Yearbook (Newport, RI)

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MOVIES All hands lay aft to rig for movies. No longer did We have to respond to this ship- board announeernent to get our Hollywood entertainrnent. Every night but Morrclav we eould stroll over to this, the NTS thea- ter, and see a good rnovie in a warm build- ing froni a eonifortahle seat. CHAPEL A'And the seventh day shall be a day of Worship. Every Sunday the N'l'S ehapel Weleonied us to any of its several services, Serving both protestant and eatholie def norninations. For each of these services one could see groups of us students elimh aboard the bus at NAPS for the short ride to this chapel. ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL These rnen handled red tape and paper xvorlc - M. r-X. Chizv. SNQ A. E. Truax, YNzg E. B. Rapin, PNSNg ll. Srnith, YN:g C. F. Thacker, YNSNg R. Vieski, PNSNg R. C. Dulde, PN1. Not shoxvn in picture - R. C. Bourque, YNSNg C. VV. Den- ison, YNSN: D. Dixie. Sljlg V. C. Xxvllllklllli SNg R. Nl. lNlorroxv. img.

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PGRT . 'l'he NAPS sports prograni, under Lt. Noyelli, head of the XVeltare and Reere- ation Department, swung in full foree. ln both varsity and intrannlral sports anyone eould End good athletie oppor- tunities. These varsity sports ineluded football, Cross country, wrestling, swiin- rning, basketball, baseball, and other spring sports. Our eoaehes all eanie fronr Naval Aeadeniy varsity teanis. On the intrainural side, football, basketball, yol- leyball, syyiinniing, and softball have been set up. Students eould also get good workouts from the gynrnastie, badniin- ton, ancl other miscellaneous equipment. VVe shall long appreciate the fun we eould End with these first elass athletic facilities, Whether it was on the playing field, in our big new drill hall-gyn1nasi- uni, or in the large indoor swinnning pool. L Loyalty on the sidelines 'l'he new gynniasiunr lzzl