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

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Lieutenant (J. G.) ANDREW EDWIN KALBACH, Coldfeet. Pennsylvania. Instructor in Ordnance. There ' s many a man hath more hair than wit! — ' 96 Lucky Bag. Stood 6, line division, class ' 96; second class petty officer; cadet ensign; instructor in ordnance, ' 00. Lieutenant (J. G.) WAT TYLER CLUVERIUS, Jr., Cluvy. Georgia. Instructor in Ordnance. He had a face like a benediction. — ' 96 Lucky Bag. Stood 11, line division, class ' 96; second class petty officer; first petty officer; editor ' 96 Lucky Bag; choir and Y. M. C. A.; watch officer on Newport ; instructor ordnance, ' 00. Lieutenant (J. G.) CHARLES PERRY BURT, Sheeny. Georgia. Instructor in Marine Engineering and Naval Construction. Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more, Men were deceivers ever. — ' 96 Lucky Bag. Stood 6, engineer division, class ' 96; June ball committee. Lieutenant (J. G.) HENRY CROSLEY MUSTIN, Rum. Tennessee. Aide to officer in charge of grounds. T faith his hair is of a good color. — ' 96 Lucky Bag. Stood 24, line division, class ' 96; cadet ensign; manager athletics; foot-ball team; crew; track team; fencing team; choir. Chaplain HENRY H. CLARK, D. D. Maine. Relative rank of captain ; entered service in ' 73 ; chaplain, ' 90 to ' 94, ' 98 to ' 01 ; chaplain, Monongahela, Chesapeake, ' 00, Indiana ; received dedication ' 97 Lucky Bag. 21

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Lieutenant (J. G.) JAMES JOSEPH RABY. Instructor in English. Michigan. I do proclaim one honest man, mistake me not — but one. — ' 95 Lucky Bag. Stood 14, line division, class ' 95; cadet petty officer, second class; cadet junior lieutenant; foot-ball team; watch officer, In- diana ; instructor in English, ' 00. Lieutenant (J. G.) RUFtJS ZENAS JOHNSTON, Jr., R. Z. Assistant to Commandant. He doth, indeed, show seme sparks that are like wit. — ' 95 Lucky Bag. Nature might stand up And say to all the ' world, ' This was a man. ' Stood 28, line division, class ' 95; assistant to commandant, ' 00; watch officer, Indiana. North Carolina. Lieutenant (J. G.) THOMAS DRAYTON PARKER Stood 13, class ' 93. Instructor in English. South Carolina. Lieutenant (J. G.) JONAS HANNIBAL HOLDEN, Admiral Luce, Yank. Assistant to Commandant. Last of all an admiral came, A terrible man, with a terrible name. — ' 96 Lucky Bag. Stood 2, line division, class ' 96; second class petty officer; cadet lieutenant; on Maine when blown up. Vermont. Lieutenant (J. G.) DANIEL WILBERT WURTSBAUGH. Instructor in Mathematics. Thou art sick of self love, Malvolio. — ' 96 Lucky Bag. Stood 8, line division, class ' 96; second class petty officer; cadet junior lieutenant. 20 Texas.

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Professor (U. S. N.) WILLIAM WOODBURY HENDRICKSON, Pop. Ohio. Head of Department of Mathematics. For he by geometric scale Could take the size of pots of ale. Stood 17. class ' 63; relative rank of captain ; senior professor in Navy; resigned as lieutenant-commander. ' 73; instructor in mathematics. ' 71, ' 72; head of department of mathematics. ' 73 to ' 81. ' 83 to ' 89. ' 97 to ' 00; author of Stereographic Projections. Professor (U. S. X.) STIMSON JOSEPH BROWN. New York. Instructor in Mathematics. Stood 1. class ' 76: relative rank of captain: resigned as ensign. 83. Professor (U. S. N.) PHILIP ROUNSEVILLE ALGER. Massachusetts. Head of Department of Mechanics. Stood 1. class ' 80; relative rank of commander; resigned as ensign. ' 90; second captain of gun ' s crews; cadet adjutant: in- structor in mechanics. ' 99. ' 00; inventor of Alger lock. Professor (U. S. N.) OMENZO GEORGE DODGE. Kansas. In charge of grounds. Stood 3, class ' 77: relative rank of commander; resigned as lieutenant. ' 92: instructor in physics and chemistry, ' 88. ' 90; as- sistant to superintendent. ' 00. Professor NATHANIEL M. TERRY. A.- M., Ph. D.. Cit. Pennsylvania. Head of De partment of Physics and Chemistry. Instructor in physics and chemistry. ' 73 to ' 86; head of department. ' 86 to ' 00. 22