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

FREDRIC B. CLARKE LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA " Freddie ' AS HIS picture shows, Fred has plenty on the ball as far as women are concerned. That has been the only trouble with being his roommate. Passing through so many crises with him when the object ot his affections was changing would make one teel fully qualified to run an " advice to the lovelorn " column. He is savvy enough not only to look out for himself, but also to help several others drag aching bodies through the academic wars. His congeniality presents an impenetrable barrier to strife and discord; his good nature i.s enough to dissolve the gloom that hangs over a room in the dreary weeks after a good leave. Through anything, you can count on Fred to back you up to the last ditch. Swimming 4, 5, 2, i, Battalion Soccer 4: Boat Club 2; M.P.O. Log Staff z, 1; Editorial Board 1 Qerman Club 2.; Q.P.O, Joe LLOYD ROLAND VASEY LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA ' Cuddlesome " LLOYD ROLAND, known much more frequently as Joe, has spent many years in the tropics — Samoa, the Philippines, and Charleston, S. C. — furnishing him material for many a cold winter evening ' s conversation. These same years, spent swimming like a native, made him a natural for the swimming squad. He can be depended on to be a redmike unless someone needs help; even then the gal must be a forty and savvy. His being a Navy Junior seem- ing rather beside the point to him, makes Joe a conspicuous exception to the rule. He has never let any academic department get more than two strikes on him, and has played ball with the Executive De- partment. It work and perseverance are the things that are required for success, he ' ll go right to the top. 1 1 :