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

ELIF AUGUST ANDERSEN CHE\ " i ' Chase, Maryland After extensive tours of manv foreign countries as an Arm\ brat Elif willingly settled down to a Navv routine for four years. AIwa\s a persistent student with a firm desire for a far flung 4.0, Elif finally made the grade. Good music and dancing are alwavs foremost in his mind and man\- a spare moment has been spent listening to Tchaikovsky or Bee- thoven. With si.xteen crossings of the Atlantic already in his log, Elif leaves the Naval Academy to continue his traveling and to devote his efforts towards a successful career in the military service. HTiNEMAN MILLER ANDRESS MiNDEX, L0UISL\NA One fateful day in July 195L Miller came through those gray grates to learn how men handle those ships, his pre- \ious experience being limited to the bavous. Soon after landing on the campus. Miller, a liigh school graduate of four weeks, was astonished to find himself in the same class with many college graduates, and he ' s been studying ever since to stay there. After a brief trial at sports. Miller de- \oted his time to extra-curricular activities of a less strenu- ous nature such as the Trident and the Lucky Bag. During second class year he was president of the Nine Bells Club but was trying to get just cause to leave the organization. s I i\CEL Ckic; Imm Bostonia favirtlf: JOHN ALOYSIUS BEGLEY. JR. Bhooklyx, New Yohk \ ' hat a surprise to a certain Firstie when he discovered that his Plebe was older than he was. Yes, Jack was older in years but he has never failed to be one of the gang. .\lwa\ ' s a good humor man Jack kept us laughing when the going got rough and yet there was never a more serious person when necessary. After graduation from high school Jack spent some time at the New York Maritime College. \ ' ith the sea in his blood he decided to come to Nay\ ' Tech and make good use of his talents. He certainly did the best for himself especially when the Math Department helped him win his spending money. 346