United States Naval Academy - Lucky Bag Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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Preface. rig .-, fig 1-IEN this volume of Tins Lucky .BAG leaves the printers, the class whose joys and sorrows it records will be only a memory to those :f a -j2 : ,,. i who read it. lf the book receives one-half the kindly indulgence that has been shown to Ninety-nine, we 11eed have no fear for its reception. As the time for graduation approaches, our lirst feeling of delight at the prospect has, i11 a degree, sobered down into regret at the thought of breaking up the close associations of academic life, and we leave this book as a memorial of the class friendship that will live as long as Ninety-nine. We take this opportunity of expressing, in behalf of the class, our apprecia- tion of all the numberless evidences of good-will that we have received during our course. The .Board of Editors is particularly indebted to the Second Class for their assistanceg to Mr. .Benjamin C. Heald, Jr., of New York, for the use of his war photographs, and to all the other friends who have helped in the production of the hook. 7

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To Rear-Admiral Frederick V. MeNair United States Navy Superintendent of the United States Naval Academy this volume is respectfully dedicated. 5

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