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

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Those hot days of July and August. I don ' t think I have been so tired for so long in all my days. Excuse me, I should say the Class had not been so tired, for I had only been around since the 7th of July. They worked hard, and were proud of their accomplish- ments. They took pride in themselves, their class, and in the Naval Academy. They knew that they must be ready to answer the call, and not fail when it came. For those of you who never had to memorize them, I cite the fifth Law of the Navy: On the strength of one link in the cable, Dependeth the might of the chain. Who knows when thou may ' st be tested? So live that thou bearest the strain! A chain they formed, strong at every link, and they were to be equal to the task. When the day for the field meet arrived, the class was psyched, for it signalled the end of the summer, and Parent ' s Weekend, with all its enjoyment would soon be theirs. I don ' t think those girls knew too much about soft- ball, but I heard no one complain. .. , m 5

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