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

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Lieutenant FREDERICK LEWIS SAWYER. Instructor in Mathematics. Stood 12, class ' 92. Lieutenant CHARLES THEODORE JEWELL, Teddy. Instructor in Physics and Chemistry. Stood 8. line division, class ' 92. Illinois. Maryland. Lieutenant ANDRE MORTON PROCTOR. Instructor in Marine Engineering and Naval Construction. Stood 44. class ' 93; instructor in mathematics, ' 98. Kentucky. Lieutenant ROSCOE CHARLES MOODY, Modoc. Instructor in Marine Engineering and Naval Construction. An oyster may be crossed in lore. — ' 94 Lucky Bag. Stood 4, engineer division, class ' 94; final standing. 4; foot-hall team; choir; played in West Point game, ' 93. Mai ne. Lieutenant (J. G.) JOHN McLANE LUBY. Instructor in Languages. Let those love how, who never loved before. — ' 94 Lucky Bag. Stood 17, line division, class ' 94; final standing, 13; instructor in languages, ' 00; watch officer Indiana. ' 18 Texas.

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Lieutenant HENRY CHARLES KUENZLI. Wisconsin. Instructor in Navigation. cannot tell what the dickens his name is. Stood 10, class ' 91; final standing, 6; cadet petty officer of first class; instructor in navigation, ' 00; instructor in navigation, Chesapeake, ' oi. Lieutenant HENRY HUGHES HOUGH. Massachusetts. Instructor in Modern Languages. Stood 14, class ' 91 ; final standing, 7; cadet petty officer of first class. Lieutenant HARLEY HANNIBAL CHRISTY, Crusty. Ohio. Instructor in Physics and Chemistry. Stood 12, class ' 91 ; final standing, 9. Lieutenant NOBLE EDWARD IRWIN, Trousers. Ohio. Assistant to Commandant. Why, man, he doth bestride the narrow ivorld Like a Colossus. Stood 15, class ' 91; final standing, 10; cadet lieutenant; foot-ball team; played in West Point game, ' 90; coached foot-ball team, ' 01 ; led cheering after West Point game. Lieutenant RICHARD HENRY LEIGH. Mississippi. Instructor in Mathematics. Stood 28, class ' 91 ; final standing, 23. 17

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Lieutenant (J. G.) FRANK PARDEE BALDWIN, Stiffy Doyle. New Jersey. Instructor in Seamanship. He has good abilities, a genial temper, and no vices. — ' 95 Lucky Bag. A merrier man . . . 1 nct ' cr spent an hour ' s talk with. Stood 4. line division, class ' 95 ; cadet petty officer of the second class ; cadet lieutenant ; foot-ball team ; instructor in steam, ' co; watch officer Indiana, 01. Lieutenant (J. G.) HARRIS LANING. Illinois. Instructor in English. Fat and fair, and ever smiling, A feature that is most beguiling. — ' 95 Lucky Bag. Stood 6, line division, class ' 95; cadet petty officer of second class; cadet junior lieutenant; hop committee; instructor in Eng- lish, ' 00; watch officer Chesapeake, 01. Lieutenant (J. G.) DANIEL MERSHON GARRISON. New Jersey. Instructor in Mathematics. A modest young Apollo he, Of music full, and poetry. — ' 95 Lucky Bag. Stood 4, engineer division, class ' 95. Lieutenant (J. G.) FRANKLIN D. KARNS. Ohio. Instructor in Languages. Full big lie was of brawn and e ' ek of bones. — ' 95 Lucky Bag. Stood s, engineer division, class ' 95; second class petty officer; crew; foot-ball team; received four track and field medals; manager athletics; West Point game, 93. ' 9