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

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Ube Xuck Bao Staff RncKi; Wakiii: I ' ai.xk. luiitor-in-Chirf. . lu.Lis Si ' i:. ( i-;k Stuxk, .Issislaiit l-ililor-iii-Cliiff. Tall Fki-:i)i:khk Imistick. Biisiiusx Mamuicr. lii;KT Ar. x i-:i.L S.WDicK, .Issislaiit 11 iisiiirss Maii,i,n-r. JuHN .Akl ' AI.I. SVL I:STKK. .IssistUllf BllsilUSS MuiHII CI. Mii.Tox HuDsox Andicksox, .h7 Editor. Scott Douclas .McCauciii-v, .Issistaiit .lit liditor. James Cakkoll L1vi; i£S, Jr., .Issistaiit .Irt Editor. Josi-pu Li-KOY NiELSON, Pliotcjra [ ' liii Editor. John Riciiakd Peteksox, Jr., .Issistaiit I ' h.otoijrat ' liic Editt Heirne Sauxders Bur.i.AKii, .Itlilctics. Daxiei. Judsox Caei.. (;ii. x, .Itlilctics. I n II AKi) Stocktox I ' iicLD, Huiiior. Fraxk Edwin 1 ' restox Udeurutii, lliiiiior. .Issociatc Editors. N ' lxcENT ?iIever, Gi.EXN iM.ETCIIKR I loWELL. Everett J)(ii.e Capkiiart, Er. xk S. XDi-:RS(iX C ' ra t:x, VlLr.IA.M Doxxisox I ' oi-D, Hakkv William Stark.

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XTbc Bcpavtmcnt of IDisciplinc MK.II r l)c fxiKctc.l, uc have ninrc t,. dn with this Depart- inciil than any cither at the Academy. - :v tlie maintenance lit (hscijiUne the lirigade is divided into fcmr Divisifins, each under an cifTicer vi tiiis Department, it is the iluty of these iifficers ti insi)ect tlic rooms of tlie midsliipnien in their own di -ision. attend to tlie conduct rejiorts, re(|uests, and so fortii ; in general, to govern tlie conduct and action of their Divisions in a manner similar to the division s)-stem on hoard our ships. These officers take turn in performing the duty of officer-in-charge. having, when on duty, general charge of the entire building in the same wa - that an officer of the deck has charge of a ship. The most impurtant work of the Dep artment is rather intangihle. lieing to develop in us the qualities of zeal, energy, judgment, thoroughness and pronipt- (o.MDk. L. 1!. Mc . , JK. ness of action — the qualities essential to the proper ])crform- ancc of our duty as future officers of the Xavy. The various drills and practical exercises imder the Department are to train us in the discharge of respon- sibilities and to give us practice in the exercise of command. The entire course in jihysical training is under this Department. This includes all forms of gymnasimii work, field and track sports, s imming and sailing, and all atliletic contests and exhibitions. The various drills in artillery and infanti-y are liehl under discipline officers. 23