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

 - Class of 1897

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Carlisle, Pa. Hepburn, Arthur Japy, “ Jaippy.” Line, 3 Striper, First Company, ‘'Hears his blushing honors thick upon hint. —Ilr.NRY VIII. Second Class Buzzard; First Class Buzzard Second Class year; Lucky Bag Committee, ‘95; Board of Editors, '97’s Lucky Bag; Substitute Class Foot-ball Team, '96; U. S. N. A. Hustlers, ’96; Sermon at Burial of Math and Skinny. Herndon, Henry Raymond, “ Biddy St. Jo, Texas. “Of them, but not among them.”—Byron. Second Class Buzzard; physically disqualified, September, 1S95. Hillcary, John Francis, “ Tragedy,” Cumberland, Md. “ can counterfeit the deep tragedian. —RICHARD III. Winning gentleman at Cake Walk, '95 ; resigned February, 1S96. Holman, Frederic Ralph, “ Polly.” Line, Buzzard, Morningside, Sioux City. Iowa. “A form, indeed. —Hamlet. Second Class Buzzard: gave advice concerning Class Ring; voted for Hop Committee. I Ioopcs, Edward Trimble, “ Eddie.” Line. Buzzard, 717 Chestnut Street, Columbia, Pa. “Hang sorrerM, care'll kill a eat. —Bf.N Jonson. Color Guard. ’97; President Athletic Association, ’96, ’97; resigned January, 1S97. Hord, Oliver Saunders, “ Reddy,” Helena, Ky. “Nothing is more terrible than active ignorance. —Gokthe. Resigned January. 1S94; entered Class of '9S; resigned June, 1S96. Houston, Victor Stewert, “ Dago. Line, First Buzzard, “Sweet the memory is to me. Of a land beyond the -cal'—LoNGFF.I.I.OW. i 1418 20th St., X. V., Washington, D. C. Naturalized plebe year; Fencing Team.‘96,'97 ; Gold Medal for Small Sword Contest, '96; President Intcr- Collcgiatc Fencing Association. Hunter, Charles Milton, “ Charlie, Wapokoncta, Ohio. “ was born, sir, when the crab urns ascending, . bid my affairs go backward. —CoNGRF.VR. Resigned January, 1S94; entered Class of'98; resigned June, 1896. Jeffers, William Nicholson, ” Plug,” Annapolis, Md. “His head is as full of quarrels as an egg is full of meat. —ROMEO ani» Jui.lET. Resigned October, 1894; entered Class of '99. Jenson, Henry Norman, “ Swede,” River Falls, Wis. “He knows what's ‘what. —BUTI.FR. Engineer; Second Class Buzzard; Hop Committee, ’95. '96; U. S. N. A. Base-ball Team, ‘94, ‘95, ’96; Manager Base-ball Team, '97 ; Captain Class Base-ball Team, '95, '96. 20

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Maucli Chunk, Pa. Enbody, Joseph Waterhouse, “ Joe,” “ His greatness is a-ripening—Hknry VIII. Resigned January, 1894; entered Class of 1900. Eskridge, Oliver Stevens, “Socks,” Ft. Sam Houston, Texas. “ Absence makes the heart grow fonder''—Baylky. Resigned January. 1894 Falconer, Walter Maxwell, “ Ikey.” Line, 2 Striper, Springfield, Ohio. “ Which not even critics criticize.”—COWI'KR. Fencing Team, 97 ; Class Hase-ball Team, ’94. Falk, Julius, “Julius,” New York, N. Y. “ Where art thou, Lazarus Resigned October, 1S93; entered Class of ’98; resigned October, 1894. Giles, William Pinckney, “ Emma. Line, Buzzard, Thorp Spring, Texas. “I)e-rout and pure, Sober, steadfast and demure. —Ml LION. Second Class Buzzard. Gr;eme, Joseph Wright, “ Joe. Line, Buzzard, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. UA lion among the ladies is a most dreadful thing. — Midsummlr NlGH i s Dream. Chairman Committees on Class Colors and Class Ring ; Medal for Mile run ; Lucky Bag Committee. ’94 ’95 ; Editor-in-Chief, 97 Lucky Bag; U. S. N. A. Crew, ’96. Graham, Andrew Thomas, “ Farmer,” Warren, 111. “ Met ft inks I have a great desire to a bottle of hay. —MIDSUMMER NiGlIl's Drk.am. Engineer; I’. S. N. A. Foot-ball Team, '96; Class Foot ball Team, ’93, ’94, ’95, ’96; U. S. N. A. Base-ball Team, ’96; Class Base-ball Team, ’94, ’96. Green, Grant, “ Grant,” “ Let him be sure to leave other men their turns to speak. —Bacon. Resigned June, 1S94. La Peer, Mich. Mart, Thomas Charles, “ Dad.” Line, Buzzard, Flint, Mich. A babe in the house is a well spring of pleasure —Turn R. Coxswain U. S. N. A. Crew, ’94,’95 ; Coxswain Champion Cutter Crew, ‘96; Gold Medal for Small Arm Target Practice. Henderson, Robert William, “ Bobbie.” Line, First Buzzard, He proved the best man ' the field''—CORIOLANUS. ( 89 S. Monroe Ave., ( Columbus, Ohio. U. S. N. A. Base ball Team, '94,’95, ’96; Captain U. S. N. A. Base-ball Team. 97; U. S. N. A. Foot-ball Team,'96; Class Foot-ball Team, '94, '95, ‘96; Class Base ball Team, '94, ’95, ’96; General Excellence Medals for Track Athletics, '95, 96; fourteen I'. S. N. A. Medals Academy records for 100, 220, 440-vard runs; June Ball Committee, ’96 ; Hop Committee, ’96, ’97 ; Minstrels. ’96. 19



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Sardis, Miss. Jones, Needham Lee, “ Needham.” Line, 2 Striper, “ I never dare to be els funny as I can.”—HOLMES. Second Class Buzzard; Kndman Minstrel Show; N. A. Choir, ’95, ’96, ’97 ; June Ball Committee. Kautz, Austin, “ Weary.” Line, Buzzard, U. S. Naval Academy. “.Yof dead} but sleeping. —Bust».. Second Class Buzzard; Hop Committee, '94, ’95 ; U. S. N. A. Choir, ’94, '95, '96, '97; Leader of Choir, ’97; President of the Consolidated Association for the Propagation of Minstrel Shows, ’97. Keenan, Ernest Clinton, “Towge,” wickedt I is, I's mighty wicked''—II. B. Stowe. Engineer. Potsdam, N. Y. KcmpfT, Clarence Selby, “ Pluvy.” Line, Buzzard, Mare Island Navy Yard, Cal. • Listen to my tale of woe. Captain “ Night Study Party.” Kress, James Chatham, “Jimmy,” Lock Haven, Pa. Let time that makes you homely make you sage. —PARNELL. Resigned January, 1S94 ; entered Class of '98; resigned January, 1S97. Landis, Irwin Franklin, “ Pop.” Line, Buzzard, Kiowa, Kan. “Ease of heart his every look conveyedI'—CraBB. Class Base-ball Team, ’95, ’96; Class Pool-ball Team, '94, ’95, ’96; Captain Class Foot ball Team, ’96; Academy Base-ball Team, ’96; Academy Foot ball Team, ’96. Leahy, William Daniel, “ Bill,” Ashland, Wis. “Hears a lovely face. —DekKER. Engineer; June Ball Committee; Class Foot-ball Team, ’95; Prayer at Burial of Math, and Skinny. Leutze, Trevor William, “ Bull,” Washington, D. C. “God made him and therefore let him pass for a man. —MERCHANT OF VENICE. Resigned September, 1S94. Magill, Samuel George, “ Sam.” Line, Buzzard, Fargo, N. D. “el man -whose aspect doth at once appall, and strike with reverence. Color Guard, ’97 ; Bronze Medal for Small Arm Target Practice, ’95 ; June Ball Committee ; Choir, '97. Mahony, Daniel Sullivan, “ Mike,” “A poor exile of Erin. —CAMPBELL. Engineer; Lucky Bag Committee, ’94; Board of Editors, ’97 Lucky Bag. Detroit, Mich. Mayo, Henry Wise, “ Hank,” “ To those who kntno thee not no words can paint. —Hannah More, Resigned February, 1S95. 21 Richmond, Ya.

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