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

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,shuts to Eepartments MIDSHIPMAN'S four-year course is divided among the eleven Departments whose Heads V compose, under the Superintendent, the Aca- demic Board. At the head of the first of these, Disci- pline, is the Commandant of Midshipmen, and he has for his assistants the Officers-in-Charge. This Depart- ment exercises continual supervision, through a system of subdivision of authority, over the intimate life of each midshipman, and lately has had charge of the mili- tary drills. The other Departments each teach some main subject and its closely related branches and are ranked according to their professional value. Seaman-- ship, Ordnance, Navigation, Marine Engineering and Naval Construction are, of course, essentials of a naval career, while Mathematics and -Mechanics form the groundwork of them all. English and the art of writing are much needed, and too often lacked necessities, and one of the Modern Languages is an absolute 1'equire- ment for a naval oflicer. Finally, the Department of Naval Hygiene and Physiology endeavors to build up that healthy and well balanced body which will alone make possible the full realization of the ideal naval officer. 12

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OFFICERS OI THE DISCIPLINE DEPARTMENT 14