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

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FREDERICK: JOHN SCHROEDER Staten Island, New York iked buster STATEN Island claims this husky lad who acquired his love for the sea by watching steamers pass in and out of New York harbor. Fred is a typical Yankee, always willing to indulge in a discussion on the Civil War. His non-reg attitude was no doubt procured by frequent glimpses of the Statue of Liberty a symbol of freedom. With Plebe Steam completed, Fred held no fear of the Academic Departments. Between hops, women, and song he could be found slugging home runs on the diamond, ringing baskets on the wooden ways or playing an end on the D squad. His classmates will always remember him as a cheerful free- lancer whose arresting personality will guarantee him success no matter where he may be. Smooth sailing Fred! Baseball 4, 3, 2, 1, N; Football 4, 3, 2; Basketball 4, }, 2, NA; Ensign. £ RICHARD DAVID WEBER Philadelphia, Pennsylvania dick web P HILLY gave 38 the powerful atom, Dick Weber. Though he spent most of his study hours writing to that lil gal back home, he sometimes forsook academics for Cosmo. This fellow is everybody ' s friend, one who stands by his ideals in the face of all opposition. Dick never liked Dago and Dago never liked Dick, but he ' s plenty savvy otherwise. Friends can always count on his consideration, for he always lends a helping hand in academics to wooden classmates. Web left Penn State to become one of Uncle Samuel ' s naval proteges. In every line of endeavor that he undertakes we know that he ' ll produce. A scrutiny of his smile, which is strangely reminiscent of a contented and energetic chipmunk convinces anvone that success is his. Lots of luck, Dick! Trident 2, 1; Reef Points Business Manager; Football Manager 4; Batt. C. P. 0. 215

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ALVIN FRANCIS SBISA New Orleans, Louisiana al spike OUR Al lays claim to being the best Navy material Louisiana ever produced. He wasn ' t born to be a sea dog but the essentials came by the path of least resistance. Behind a mask of jovial good nature is borne sharp wit and biting sarcasm, but he never fails to see the funny side. He has kept the academic departments guessing for four years and he wins the civil war at every turn of the road. He is a lover of the old school, a demon cribbage player and a true companion. His light shines on the baseball diamond and in the rough of B squad football. In short, he is a boy who throws his heart and soul into whatever he undertakes. If he has an enemy in this world it is because the enemy doesn ' t know Al. We are behind vou to the man — Good luck. Football 4, 3, 2, i; Baseball 4, J Lieutenant (j.g. ). JACK ALVIN TRETHEWEY Douglas, Wyoming spike SLUG FROM the Bad Lands of Wyoming comes this man, and a truer example of the West just isn ' t found. His two fists work as fast and as hard as Buffalo Bill ' s six-shooters ever worked, but luckily he only proves this when in the ring. Outside of the squared circle Treth uses his smile, another disarming weapon. You can ' t refuse any of his numerous requests when he turns on the grin. Like all lovers of the sea Jack always seems to sail close-hauled, especially when it comes to the Academics. He produces at the right moment, though, and that ' s the test of a man. The country is safe with Treth in the Navy. And the Navy will never let him go because it, like his class, knows a real man. Boxing 4, 3, 2, , N; Football 4, 2, , NA; G. P. 0. 214 5=

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SEVENTH H. P. Adams, Virginia F. P. Anderson, Maine R. C. Barnes, Illinois Norman Bennett, New York Frank Blaha, Ohio R. E. Brown, Iowa J. M. Cease, Oklahoma K. C. Childers, Jr., New Mexico Davis Cone, Georgia R. C. Dailey, Montana L. L. Davis, Jr., Virginia R. F. Deibel, Jr., Missouri J. A. Fidel, Wyoming E. G. Fairfax, Utah W. B. Fargo, Nevada M. D. Gilmore, Jr., At Large George Gould, Oklahoma J. B. Guerry, Jr., Georgia I. S. Hardman, Jr., West Virginia D.J. Hardy, Minnesota Jack Hawkins, Texas W. S. Hitchins, Pennsylvania V. G. Holzapfel, Neiv Jersey Herbert Kriloff, Illinois H. C. Lank, Delaware W. J. Mason, Michigan SECOND 5 216