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

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As a slight token of their respect, admiration, and appreciation of him as a man, the members of the Class of 1903 dedicate this volume to COMMANDER CHARLES ELLWOOD COLAHAN United States Navy' L' M

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- Y F -r - , .,.,.,.....w,,' .,,,. ,,.... .., Foreword IN presenting this volume to the battalion and its other friends, 'IQO3 pays its farewell to its Alma Mater. The book is composed of the gleanings of three years of toil, and is, of course, intended primarily as a memento of our academic career, so you who are not members of the class, do not be too hard on us if you cannot understand some of our jokes. Remember that they are intended for the class. We have tried to produce a book that will be of interest, not only to the battalion, but to any one who takes an interest in the Navy School. Vtfe earnestly hope that the articles on athletics will bring this subject before the graduates who have left the service, and that the article on the Naval Academy will impress upon them the fact that their Alma Mater, much as they abused her while here, still lives, and that she ought to live in their hearts forever. We thank our friends out- side of the class for the help they have given us, and we thank the members of the class for furnishing us with several good jokes at their expense. We thank .lang for his toothg Leo, for his punsg Mike, Fwetzie, and the Dago, for their little peculiarities 3 but principally we thank the officers of the Indiana for the happy cruise we had on her that gave us a chance to regain our lost faculties and reputations.