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i . Gosh! This' tiring is impossible From north, south, east, and West they came. Puzzled, unsure, and scared, the class of 1958 With suitcases in one hand and appointments in the other entered the South Cate to start their four year siege at C. C. A. As We entered Chase Hall We soon heard the noises which would soon become so com- mon. The pounding of feet in double time through the corridors, KHey Mister, square that VVlzat the fooPPPP 20 ,Z . .2 W ' ' ,f 1 1. . ,M , .. . ,,,., Mg Rudolph the . . . cornerf' i'Brace Upf MSVVABQM and KYes Sir, No Sirf, This organized confusion soon became a three hundred and sixty-five day operation called a Kstormfp But life Wasnlt so bad after all - We got shots in both arms and other secret places, oversized Whites and sailor hats, special jobs to perform like the ever broke canteen orderly, or may- be if you Were senior man, you were Gheadn orderly. But alas-the food was great?- once you got used to three squares a day. Time marched on and so did Swab Sum- mer. We learned basic seamanship, standing at attention, Coast Cuard History, standing at attention, a short cruise, and more standing at attention. Just as We were getting used to the Cadet Way of life, the gods that rule threw a block at us, the upper class returned and our first academic term started. Since uprogress is our most important product, in we waded. N ow besides existing, there were things to do. stud- ies to study, jokes to tell Cupon requestl. and projects to be performed, and most of all 'cthings to be famous forf, But confinement didnlt last forever. Through the Admiralls Tea Dance and the Connecticut College Reception, we made those social con- tacts so necessary for life here at the Academy. In fact Usome were for better or worse as that old non-bachelor story goes. By now we were well into the swing of things. NVc got to know our classmates better and the number of 'iDear js.,rm's reached an all time high - Ahl C1-st la vie.
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