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

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MUSia M The Museum houses many hundreds of mementos of the past, including the memorabilia of many of our great naval heroes, to remind both visitors and Mid- shipmen alike of the history of uadition which the Naval Academy is training men to carry on today.

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LIBRARY The Library Irouses the world ' s largest collection of American naval history and biography. Here we spent many hours in our lour years absorbing the knowledge of the past, in order that we might be better prepared for our role in the future. t pst, indffi Srai naval b iipmoiilileoi ■ Qiieiiitisinii ' ■■. ' - :iv.ix;v ;:

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mac: DONOl GH hall A leader in today ' s Armed Forces must possess vigor and stamina and be able to direct his men in many forms ol physical training: recreation, self-defense, and survival. In MacDonough Hall we s])ent many hours (le clo])ing these qualities. ' FidJ Houit. ml d pi liifsiillsnMss Hie Xin ' m of N ' i Nm id Ma! liiuibuictoi m- ACK HAIJ. In Luce Hall we learned the skills of seamanship, navigation, fleet operations, and leadership; skills which Avill enable us to be both efficient and effective in han- dling the resources, men. and material vhich comprise the modern fleets of todav. ' ' 3.JXA ;. V •■• •- » vr