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

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PASS IN Ri: ii:w VVorden Field— many ot us grumbled during the long hours of drilling under the hot sun, but, when the Brigade C:onimander ordered, Pass in review , and the Naval Academy Band rolled oil to Anchor ' s Aweigh , each one of us held his head high, proud to be a member of the Brigade ot Midshipmen. As we paraded by the reviewing stand, we passed over the same ground as thousands of Midshipirien had before us. Just as they had learned to ;vork together as a team, we, too, thirty- eight lumdred strong, had learncil to think and act as a single man through those many hours of ]M-actice. We realized that it was this training that helped make those who came belorc us grc.il, and it woidil be this same training that would cn.d)le us to work together to keejj the United Si.iics nl America the greatest sea ]}Ower on earth. The |iuic Week Color Parade is the culmination ol months of intra-Brigatle competition in academics, sports, and military drill. The transfer of the Colors served to remind us all that only through continued teamwork in the world of fierce competition could we keep those colors Hying over a free and independent nation. v ;y ' r ' 06 ' V . .,-- ; 7t -oAoA.m v .;c

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