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

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2 I M14 Q S it Z 'E ll ffz 19 W 5 M TABLE O Launching ...., Dedication ...... The Regiment . . 4 The Yard ...... Traditions ........... 1 92 2 ................. Index to Biographies, In Memoriam ...,...... The Lost Battalion ..... The Tale of Twenty-Two. . , . . The Academics .....,.. Athletics .........,... Army-Navy Games ...., Masqueraders ......... Hops and Musical Clubs . Underclasses .......... Old Annapolis ......... Royal Naval Academy. , The Helium Log ....... The Navy Goat ........ Index to Biographies .... Advertising ......,... F CONTENTS . . 7 8-9 13 25 .. 40 .. ,.... 53 .. 584 327 . . 329 349 401 423 485 503 517 525 545 551 557 581 584 588 5

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