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

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PAUL LESLIE BENTHIN Y viertown, South Dakota puck ben SOMEHOW the word filtered through to South Dakota that there reallv were oceans and navies in existence. To verify it South Dakota sent a worthy representative — Paul. Peppy, good-natured, athletic, with a personality that has won the friendship of all who know him, Paul stands out from the rank and file of wives. He believes in giving everything, including academics, an even break, and consequently, though ever vic- torious, has emerged from the four-year struggle with honorable scars. Though not definitely a snake, he won letters Youngster year and numerals Plebe and Second Class years in this fascinating activity, many a scale having been lost on those Saturday night dashes. Paul loses his academic laziness when the question turns from the theoretical to the practical, and consequently the future can hold no fears for him. Basketball 4, h 2 V Baft. Baseball 2, 1; Reef Points; M. P. 0. MYLES FRANCIS HARR quakertown, pennsylvania plash swabo FROM the wooded section of Pennsylvania, hails this fair-headed product of Quakertown. After graduating from high school, Myles had an inclination for a military career but found West Point appoint- ments tilled. The Military Academy ' s loss was the Navy ' s gain. Endowed with a pleasing personality, and a ready smile Myles has made many friends during his sojourn here. With a searching, intellectually combative attitude, Myles has found no terrors in academics. Most of his athletic endeavors have been directed against the sub-squad whose threats have spoiled many dreams of Chrismas leave. He has a (lair for the ladies but eyes only for one whose picture has adorned his locker door all four years. Much of his time has been taken up in escaping the wiles of the others. We predict success in every endeavor. Fencing 4; 1 P. 0. 262 51

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NINTH Edward Ackerman, Ohio C.J. Albert, Philippine Islands W. R. Ballou, Jr., Maine J. R. Banks, Oklahoma A. R. Barbee, Jr., Oklahoma T. H. Bell, California H. E. Benham, Missouri J. C. Bidwell, 4? Ltfrg W. D. Bonvillian, Louisiana F. M. Bush, Jr., Mississippi J. V. Cameron, Nevada C. R. Chandler, Dist. Col. R. W. Conrad, Minnesota J. H. Crowe, Texas C. A. Dancy, Jr., Louisiana H. M. Da vila, Puerto Rico R. C. Dell, Illinois H. N. Egger, Texas J. S. Eversole, Ohio S. P. Gantz, Oregon G. D. Gayle, Texas A. N. Gordon, Kansas C. W. Kaysing, California F. W. Kittler, Michigan E. V. Knox, Ohio G. E. Lawerence, Jr., Ohio SECOND 5= 264