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

r SANDA B. HELMS, JR. Tuscaloosa, Alabama Alabama lost a top-notch guard and Navy gained a fine officer when Sandv came north with an eagerness to further his education and expand his military know-how. He directed his abilitv ' to sailing with great success and con- fined his gridiron gained phvsical energy to frequent scrim- mages with the Skinny Department. Haying no peer in the realm of securing admiration from young loyehes. Sandy was seldom seen \yithout a femme of whom any of us would haye been proud to name as our own. In the coming years, he will carry with him a yiyid sense of humor, superior leadership, and fascination for hard work. JOHN WENDELL JAMISON, JR. Washixgtox, D. C. Characterized b\ ' his keen wit and superior sense of humor, John struck a high note with his classmates from the time of his arrival from Bullis Prep. Time after time he has brought us out of our dull humors b\ ' wielding his talented pen to produce the cartoons for which he is so well known. But humor, wit, and artistic ability are not his only fine (lualities. John has managed to maintain a fine academic record even though a great portion of his time was spent before the mirror determining his time-rate-of-hair-loss which worried him almost as much as his O.A.O.s late weekend arriyals. Not to be forgotten, of course, are his aquatic accomplishments. WILLIAM FR.\NCIS LAV.\LLEE \ ' ooNsocKET, Rhode Island Bill was one of the group of former enlisted men who entered the Nayal Academy yia the Nayal Prep School at Bainbridge. Though more of a liberal arts student than an engineer. Bill had no difficultv " in any subject. His separa- tion of academics and \yeekends was a unique feature of his philosophy: " Render unto the academic departments the weekdays that are theirs, but saye weekends for dragging. " When not attending meetings of the French or ,\eronautical Engineering Clubs. Bill could usually be found dribbling a basketball. His yersatilit) ' in athletics kept him near the top of his class in PT during the entire four years here. 306