A short visit to Norfolk, Virginia was made by the destroyers and then the ships proceeded to Annapolis. At Annapolis all students were members of an organized tour of the Naval Academy and its buildings, conducted by midshipmen at the Academy The students then enjoyed lunch in the large mess hall at the Academy. Those students having relatives and friends in Washington and Baltimore were allowed to go to those cities for a visit.

From Annapolis the "Arkansas" left of New York for a three day visit, having taken aboard all Harvard and Yale students from the "Roper" and "Tillman." The "Arkansas" then proceeded to Boston where the students disembarked on July 11.

Successful Cruise

"All hands" agreed that the cruise was this year, as in the past and as they will be in the future, most instructive and entertaining.

Lieutenants L. J. McPeake and G. C. Gill, officers attached to the Naval Science Department here, were in charge of the Harvard students on the "Roper" and "Arkansas" respectively and Commander W. W. Warlick in general charge of R. O. T. C. Units.

Following are the names of those who made the cruise on the "Roper":

Seniors

Elliott C. Bacon, John A. Baldwin, H. Call, Laurence W. Carstein, H. Irving, John Cunningham Jr., William B. Durant, Jr., Alanson T. Enos, III, John B. Fallon, F. C. S. Grace, Francis A. Harding, Jr., Charles G. Houghton Jr., C. Hovey Jr., Francis R. King, John D. Lannon Jr., D. Prouty, Henry E. Russell, Kenneth F. Sands, Benjamin A. Smith, Robert W. Tilney Jr.

Class of 1938

Hans I. Carstein Jr., Edward L. Cutter, Clarence D. Martin Jr., Lewis H. Norcott, David W. Shean Jr.

Post-graduate

A. Goodhue Jr.

On the "Arkansas" were:

Sophomores

John R. Baker, S. Bittenbender, Joseph J. Bodell, Charlton P. Boyd, Richard D. Brunel, Franklin N. Cunningham, Richard B. Fellows, John N. Fulhom Jr., Philip R. Gazechi, George A. Hayward, Maurice F. Healy Jr., William L. Healy, William L. Hires, Eugene H. Hoffman, Robert M. Jenney Frank C. Langdon, Joseph A. Locke Jr., Richard D. Mansfield, W. Marvin, Theodore E. Sharp, Samuel W. W. Shor, Harold T. Smith, William H. Taylor Jr., Ronald E. Vanelli.