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

I HUGH JOSIAS RISSEEUW Hugh 10th Company Hugh is best known for his likeable person- ality and receding hairline, though to this day he swears that he was born this way. Not endeavoring to break any academic records, he could usually be found burning the mid- night oil in the company office or wardroom. His lean athletic build stood him in good stead on the golf links, the tennis courts and in a variety of company sports. Hugh ' s favor- ite weekend pastime was dragging and his dates could always look forward to an en- joyable weekend watching the Navy teams in action or sailing the Severn, when the weather permitted. His heart is set on Navy Air, and it is certain that Hugh will one day be a great Navy pilot. THEODORE KANJI SADAMOTO Ted 10th Company Ted, a graduate of Roosevelt High School in Los Angeles, came to the Academy after a year at Los Angeles City College. An all-league tackle for his high school football team, he has followed up his athletic prowess by being a strong competitor in both Squash and Soc- cer. He will always be remembered as one of the best goalies in intramural soccer. Ted ' s greatest enjoyments have been the football trips in the Fall, where he has been an avid fan and an active participant in the victory celebrations afterwards. One of his main in- terests has been dancing and he is often re- ferred to as the the " swinger. " In Ted, the Navy Line will receive an outstanding officer, after graduation. BALDWIN STEPHEN SCHMIDT Steve 10th Company Steve came to the Academy from Country Day High School in Cincinnati, bringing with him a sense of humor that made him one of the best liked men in the company. Never one to let school work interfere with his education, Steve could always be counted on to talk over anything or to make a fourth at the bridge table. Despite this, he never had any trouble making grades. Steve carried his athletic tal- ents to company soccer and fieldball. His weekends were spent either dragging or sleep- ing. A more likeable and friendly guy was hard to find and when the Fleet gets him, they can do no better. naming them with affection " bull " and " skinny. " WILLIAM FRANCIS SHAUGHNESSY III Bill 10th Company A New York Irishman, Bill, better known to us as the " Shagger, " came to the Academy from Ardsley, New York. An avid sportsman, he was willing to try almost anything, at least once. Afternoons could usually find him in the fencing loft with the Varsity and Battalion Squads or going a couple of rounds for the Battalion Boxing squads. Though he didn ' t take the Academic departmeents by storm, Bill never had any trouble with his studies. He was at his best with Spanish and was a member of the Spanish Club. The future will find Bill in the Navy Blue as he becomes a fine part of Uncle Sam ' s modern Navy.