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

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i ■ i I spent most of the after- noon in my room, mark- ing clothes and discov- ering. The room itself wasn ' t too bad— a few pictures and it might even be livable! The view was really pretty, looking out, and it came to grow prettier and prettier as the days passed by. But there wasn ' t time to really look that first day. There were so many things that had to be done ....

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PrT After a morning of cus- tom fittings, I was ready for lunch. Ravioli and salad, broccoli, bread and butter. Wasn ' t much to look at certainly, but there was no getting around the fact that it tasted good. I was told I ' d get this meal coming and going, but at that point I didn ' t care how I got it- 1 was starving.

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But finally it had come. After long hours of waiting in line, hours of folding shirts and socks, I marched into the in- duction ceremony. And although it was the late afternoon, this was by no means the end; no, this ceremony marked the officia beginning of a new life for me. i •fluinimiiiiiiii r 01 mf£M rpiv.v r mmumaaaamm