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Edztofs Introduction Christened by fire, forged by thirty-flve years of progress, tempered by the diligent work of thirty-five Corps, our Academy celebrates an anniversary. Most of those graduating with us this year have played a very insignificant part in the maturing pains of our Alma Mater, but, nevertheless, we can be iustifiably proud of our small share. We have ioined the ranks, led the ranks, and, each has left his own indelible contribution for others to absorb and pass on. Such is the Long Grey Line, a chain welded by tradition and resolution. ln this T964 edition of the Crossed Sabres, we have attempted to emphasize the Cadet life as we knew it, and as others saw it . . . an annual that would be representa- tive of the '64 Class and the Corps of Valley Forge. A yearbook cannot possibly remi- nisce upon every activity, event, or give due credit to all deserving achievement, but we have tried. To fulfill the progressive demands for a uplifted book, many well-rooted precedents were dropped in favor of a school record that would combine complete coverage through commencement with expository copy and freshened photography. As this maroon-and-white book joins our shelves next to the '63 Crossed Sabres, may none of us ever forget its presence by failing to pluck it occasionally from its berth, and re-live a great experience . . . our years at Valley Forge. Godspeed. yizmbgfffl X The A Ima M ater 5
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THE i964 GRADUATING CLASSES TAKE PRIDE IN DEDICATING THIS 35th EDITIGN of THE CROSSED SABRES to Commander Ralph E. jones Director of Admissions tor His thirteen years of unselhsh and exemplary service to the Cadets of Valley Forge, as instructor, guidance counselor, Lay Reader, Honor Societies co-ordinator, and especially as Director of Admissions to whom we are all indebted. For I, who hold sage Homer's rule the best Welcome the coming, speed the going . . . The Director of Admissions is a familiar sight on the post in his surrey with the fringe on the top. Talks with registrars and parents of Cadets-to-be take much of Commander Jones' time. ,smxmm xr As Lay Reader in our Alumni mander Jones will be long reme spiritual guidance. Chapel, Com- mbered for his
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