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

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Ellnrrinnrh N presenting this book the editors desire to thank the con- tributors both without and within the Academy for their kindly interest and the invaluable help thCY have given us' They have greatly assisted us in our attempt to set forth the life and changes we have known in the last four ye-arS. But for the most part this book is of necessity local. We cannot hope to interest the world at large With the records ef our academic years, now gone forever, but if our friends care to look herein they may find some of the things vve have thought and said and treasured up living here amid the Passing of the Old, and under the shadow of the New- Memory never grows old: the laughihg eyes dim and voices die away, but the remembrance of the Years agone will be with us unto the ends of the earth, hallowed by Friendship and softened by time. Despite whatever mingled fee1ingS Of lov and fesfet with which we think of our passing, it is decreed that Our timc has come to leave, possibly forever, our Alma Mater- one Part of the journey is done, and our mantle falls uPen others' The King is dead! Long live the Kiflgin

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..,..- 1 To LIEUTENANT NEEDI-IAM LEE JONES I UNITED STATES NAVY TO WHOSE PATIENT FORBEARANCE WITH OUR WOODENNESS so MANY or Us owz oUR BEING IN THE SERVICE TODAY THIS BooK IS GRATEFULLY DEDICATED In all my experience -with Midshipmen I have nfveffbund one who was not worthy qf ll l W079'Ue fyou 'went at him in the rzgflf 'IWW-H

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Lucky Bag Staff JP A. B. COURT, Editor in Chief E. G. OBERLIN, Business Manager S. H. LAWTON, JR., Assistant Business Manager HUGO FRANKENBERGER R. E. INGERSOLL V R. C. SMITH S. B. SMITH R. S. FURBER W. R. FURLONG L. C. FARLEY R. P. R. NEILSON HUBERT BURNHAM A. C. S'ro'r'r W. H. LAssING