United States Coast Guard Academy - Tide Rips Yearbook (New London, CT)

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3 OR four long years we have lived in the environment pietiired in the following pages. We have rowed across the River on frosty mornings, welcoming a glorious sunrise. We have shivered as wintry blasts and swirling snow swept through the quadrangle of Chase Hall. We have dozed and dreamed as soft spring breezes wafted through the open windows of Satterlee Hall. We have rested for brief moments during hot drill hours in the welcome shade of the Willow. We have stood at Present Arms before Hamilton Hall, bathed in sunset colors, as the gun boomed forth evening salute and the Ensign came fluttering slowh down. Because of these and a host of other memories associated with Academy scenes, we love them and want them included here in our book.

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I ■ iiniH sol f«»rlli i ll »lir lijirsion of the United States Coast Guard I lias guided our efforts day by day toward the goals set is ntting that the Mission be the theme of this book.

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