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

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4 Dec ember 1967 Hi! We won! Carry on til Christmas! I ' m so happy I could cry. Which is exactly what some of the firsties did. It was their first victory over army too! After was good loo. We got bombed and met some girls and almost missed the bus but had a good time anyway. Now I can ' t wait until Christmas. Please send me a list of stuff to get for presents. I really don ' t know what to get. And, if you can spare it, I could use some extra money too. The monthly insult only goes so far, even with the extra they give us. Well, back to the books. Love, Terry I 15 lanuary 1968 Dear Mom and Dad, Yeah . . . back at Navy Yeah . . . studying for exams Yeah . . . out again soon. Thinking of you. i Terry P.S. That girl Anne I met at Xmas? . . . O.K.!

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' ■ y They §01 to be ' Of every, •vouever Ise ' sback 3 riot, ill out and lake it. i ie Labor i§ set to Mi I ' m e got Bill g forward iih mixed )geipret- 0,K. 20 November 1967 Hi Folks, I ' m sorry I haven ' t written but it ' s been kinda rugged and hectic. School ' s going okay. I ' ve got a 2.66 at midterms. Thanks for all the let- ters. And the chow packages. The Ex-lax chocolate chip cookies worked fine. So did my squad lead- er later! How about that football team! Have you been reading in the paper? Penn State, Syracuse, Michi- gan, etc. I could ' ve cried after the Vanderbilt game. That field goal at- tempt was good! Oh well. This place is really getting up now for Army. It ' s really amazing. I ' ve never seen spirit like this. Pret- ty soon we ' re going to go over the wall! There ' s all kinds of projects and posters going up already. It ' ll be great if we win. When we win! No, so far I don ' t have a date. One of the 2 c tried to set me up with his sister but I politely de- clined. I think I ' ll just go out with some of the guys and maybe stop in at the Brigade Mixer. See you on the tube Terry jJL T I— i 9

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i 5lanuary1%8 ; .or 12 February 1968 Dear Anne, Semester break was great with you. I only wish you didn ' t go to school in Boston. Maybe we can get together at Spring leave. I really liked the Commons. You ' re right, Boston is a beautiful city. Now, it ' s back to the books. My new schedule isn ' t too bad. I ' m overloading one course. And I ' ve got a couple of youngs ter afternoons: no classes. There ' s a lot of stuff going on now, despite the fact that this is the Dark Ages. I went to see Hamlet which was put on by Masqueraders. It was really good. And now we ' re getting ready for Hundredth Night. That ' s when Firsties and Plebes change roles for one night and the 1 c go into double figures until graduation. There ' s also quite a bit of build up to it too which ensures that the firsties give more than they receive. Oh well. It ' s been a time though lately. A whole bunch of second class in our company just got kicked out for pot. I ' ve got to go now and get back to the books. Please write. Love, Terry