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

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NINTH COMPANY » I- ' !• -I M ♦ « ia. -- .OttUl-- II - - Allison McQuiston Manown Hazleton Richards Graff Adeel McEntire Bush Gould Hunnicutt Owens Westdrook Fike Dwyer Snyder Lt. J. M. WoRTHINGTON Company Officer V. B. Graff Commander • First Set I. F. Fike Commander, Second Set W. W. McCrory Commander, Third Set Fike Hazleton McEntire Manown Dwyer Allison =£ 243

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VICTIMS OF THE SYSTEM THIRD BATTALION vyxe Rosser Abbott . Frank Adair . Frederick Ward Bankhead Charles Kenneth Barr John Warren Bliss Follett Bradley, Jr. John Jake Browne Cary Lamar Burnley . Charles Finney Burns John Richard Carlson . Earl Fred Carnes, Jr. . Joseph William Castello John West Chambers Harold Van Buren Cleveland Richmond Eugene Dublin Frank LaVern Fuller William Ducachet Geary, J George Handley Gilson Charles Henry Gouge Charles Woods Hall . Chris Regal Hansen Warren John Holmes . Harry Joseph Holt Frank Rogers Hunter William Charles Hurly William Crosbie Jacoby Sterling Elmer Knutson William Cornwell Levings, Jr Joseph Robert McGonigle John Forney McIntyre Victor Heinz Miller Harvey Robert Nylund Joseph Francis O ' Donoghue George Russell Palus . Ralph Calvert Panter . Adolph Parra, Jr. Samuel Henry Phillips Richard Cuyler Schwartz Daniel Webster Scott . Francis Edward Smith, Jr. Richard Gordon Stafford Walter Clericus Stoll William DuPont Strong John Thomas Sullivan Ellis Alvin Walker Lester Seneca Wall, Jr. George Alanson Watson Charles Stephens Welty Texas Texas Texas West Virginia North Dakota Texas California Texas Texas Arkansas . Arizona Massachusetts Washington, D. C. New York Texas Nebraska Utah Alaska Georgia Illinois Washington . Indiana Arkansas Florida North Dakota Ohio New York West Virginia Massachusetts California . Indiana New York Connecticut Pennsylvania Tennessee Puerto Rico Arkansas Wyoming . Vermont Maryland Calif oiii hi Washington Georgia Oklahoma Delaware Massachusetts Florid i Wyoming 242 5

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CARL REDMOND DWYER Ponca City, Oklahoma ponca politician SUPPOSIN ' I had continued my early-planned career as a petroleum engineer — I might not be the proud owner of a ' 31 Model A Ford now. Looking in the direction from which this familiar line comes, one sees Ponca philosophizing over a piece of Reef Points stationery. The truth will out; the fellow will succeed wherever he is. In the same logical way that he attacks all academic problems does he manage everything that he undertakes. His principal fault is his good-natured teasing of other people, a sport in which he delights. Being very careful with his financial affairs he ' ll be a man of means some day if the Navy doesn ' t keep him. If he stays in the Navy you can rest assured that his particular duty will always be efficiently carried out. Golden slippers some day, Ponca. Cross Country 4, 2, 1, cNAc; Track 4, }, 2, 1, NA; Reef Points $, 2, Editor 1; Reception Committee }, 2, 1; Log 1; Lucky Bag 2, 1; Company Representative 1; Lieutenant (J-g. ). WOODROW WILSON McCRORY Waelder, Texas mac LIFE begins at 6:10 for Mac, and it ' s always a busy day when the Lucky a Bag ' s miser-in-chief swings into action. Characteristic of those strong, silent men of the southwest he says little, but his golden silence is often pierced by humorous take-offs on the unbeatable system. An ideal roommate, Mac; he repavs borrowed stamps and fans the dying spark of social interest in our room, but won ' t drag blind for his best friend. We wonder at the time-worn phrase, You can ' t win, for Mac has been con- sistent in throwing the Academic Departments for a loss, at the same time proving his athletic ability at pole-vaulting. His will be smooth sailing, and with his likable qualities and warm disposition it ' s bound to be sunny. We know him as more than an officer and a gentleman — a friend. Star 4, ;, 2, 1; Track 4, }, 2, 1, N j Bus 1 new Manager Lucky Bag; Lieu- taiant Commander. 53 244