US Navy Officer Candidate School - Sea Chest Yearbook (Newport, RI)

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4 - 'rrgj :.1,,4s,f M- ',: g ' T I - 5 ,f 'fff :W- And he that is wise will observe them, M digest- ye strive and .ln 'anger be ported,W. ,e Going down' in his ship to the sea. 'efghknid lessen thefmight of yourshipti , 7,4 SL V ,jj you labor frpm morn until even, I 'fl3l'3iSfil,l ,folijthe winners t orry, 'T-nfgfldfgtfvithvfreproof for your toil, Take thy fate 'as it comes, with fsml lf is yygll-4':1Q'.:l10lf'l'll8 gun may be humbled, And when thou art safe in the harbor The 'compressor must check the recoil. They will envy, but may not r 4' So Qliqll 1-Hou, lest, perchance, thou. grow weary Take heed in thy manner of speaking, lnnthe uttermost parts of the sea, yy That the language ye use may be sound Pray for leave, for the good of theiif-U . 'ln thie list of the words ofa l As, uch and as oft as be. Impossible may not l ,Qs ,pi f wins, V Do they growl and the work be retarded? It is ill, speak, whatever their rank, The half-loaded gun also shouteth, But can she pierce armor with blank? Now these are the Laws of the And many and mighty are they But the hull and the deck and keel And the truck of the lpw is - obey ,., in '

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Sb Sa ckeaf JA, 1953 ' THE FOUR MONTHS AT O.C.S. WILL INDEED BE LONG REMEMBERED BY THE MEMBERS OF CLASS XI, AND THUS IT SEEMS APPRO- PRIATE TO MEMORIALIZE THEM TO SOME EXTENT. -THE ACCENT, OF COURSE, IS ON PICTURES, AS IT IS A PROVEN FACT THAT PICTURES TELL THE STORY . IN THE YEARS TO COME, WE HOPE THAT MANY A REMINISCENT CHUCKLE WILL BE EVOKED BY THE PAGES OF THE SEA CHEST . Classes XI fr XI-A 3