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

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One of Kentucky's belles. Always a good ,illtdf 1 - f. -.1 Y- . ' .f-yzsrhfxffs ' ,U '. ' to get on the right side of a if CAME' v 'nwwmti - OVER ran THE Hvef 'f x' lhilj' ALTAMONT, KY. ss . cc j ' Bill, Ed y Let the world slide, let the world go, 'W A A fig for rare and a jig for woef' ill., in-1 J? 4 fi xl' EDMUND DARROW ALMY TQ-1 l 2 E63-9 5 Four Buttons, Santee, Two Stripes QI jg i Fusser 13, 2, Il. ' fellow, but a little off in his upper story at times. Roomed with the president of the Y. M. C. A. for two years, and guided him in the right path lretaining his religion at the same time in spite of itl. A fusser of no little ability, and can give you a little love tap on the back that will make you think you have been rammed by the Santee. Was always a dark horse at exams, but never failed 2.5. Not over-fond of work and would rather believe what the text book says than labor over it. To the surprise of his friends in the wooden section he defeated the machine for two stripes First Class year on a non-split ticket. WILLIAM FAULKNER AMSDEN KANSAS CITY, MO. H Bill, H Billy lVlzat ran power gizfe more than food and drink, To lizfe at ease, and not be bound to flzinlef'-DRYDEN. Brown Ng Gym. Team QQ, RiHe Team Q4, 3, 2, I lg Santee Q4, 4, gjg Buzzard QIJ. A dark-haired dreamer from afar-off Kansas, i5p1AkllP .STAND P SRX X we,-X, .V 3 i A 4 and is actually proud of it. I-Ie does not know i -A-we-ff A - fee just why he pocketed Uncle Sam's quarter, unless it was to learn to play bridge Loves the green cloth, and four or five congenial friends-in fact, has quite a chipper disposition. Another of our Brown N -ites, who used his Thursdays for medal hunting. Grafted four months leave, First Class year, and still he was not satisfied to come back-perhaps he is-but let us say no more. Gifted with a parallel motion equal to Peaucellier, but all his own. Tried to moor in Washingtoii, the night of the Class Supper, but drifted down on a lee shore and grounded. Never known to wear 'reg' clothes or have a 'reg' brace. Rates a half dozen service stripes. A good fellow, but dangerous! A I 3 l Qw- WZ 4 wi all li 'A ' gk 4f6'jlfy Z, W S if EQ X L4 A 7 . 11' .Dv . 'G ll V 8 vi. W G ., V I 1. Q 'lag' ,. v u V. -, M . .- 1 - X. -f-.-'- M -1'-T v. -'Ti'l 1. ' 1' wi' 'ip

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. .Y . .. . ..l,,...., 'QNEJTT -SNC Q. if - T7 Q'-if-iii, 1'-' ,- of 91-i9iNQ'E, 'iii 3.'lGj'f-'SQXTQCZ-.1'sF'-l:Q.L4 ffl 'SE-:'ff'f Es. QQ, X,-1 -- - - - wi f HARRY JEFFERSON ABBETT COVINGTON, KY. U Jock 111 it Ariel the final went to himself has been thai, lil As he rose like a rorket he fell like a stick. -THOMAS PAINE. H ll Buzzard Qzjg Track Team 14, 3, aj, Green f Ji Ng Kodak Fiend Q4, 3, 2, lj, Two Stripes Qlj. li A slender, graceful scion of the blue grass ry belt who should have graduated in September. l-.Q But early in the summer he took to rushing the V l 5.3 can and the result was that he joined the practice -J is . . Sh1PS m August- LN: NA. Jock looks his best in a track suit clearing the high wire on the pole vault, one hand gracefully guiding the pole, while with the other he waves graciously in acknowledgment of the plaudits of the multi- tude. His collection of amateur photographs is without peer. It is said that he got a snap shot of Charlie Cross when that gentlemen was unable to cope with the exigencies of a social situation, and another of the Admiral when than worthy had nothing to say. Jock has almost a feminine dignity-modest, but smiling- which wins him a heart any time. EZRA GRIFFIN ALLEN SCRANTON, PA. Ezra, Nuts as 3' fin?-5 C Serra and self-contained-anrl solitary as an oyslerf'-HOLMES. illjigivv' ' ' NAM ' Wi 4 lil . Brown Ng Santee, Class Football Team, yy ill Rifle Team Q2, I jg 2nd Cl. P. O. fill. yi A genial son of Pennsylvania, who left fame to enter Uncle Sam's Navy-Learned football F through the International Correspondence School, 217 and was therefore made captain of the Scranton Terriers. A crack shot, who can pick flies off fl the wireless pole with an air rifle-Fusses with fx, ll rare grace, but until First Class leave proved l 4 , . invulnerable-Now, however, it is K I 8 another case of How are the fi mighty fallen -and from all ac- . My f counts, a bad case, too. f f . Q My ily ll fill as i ft N-H Ziff- ff-ff -cigar. ff:.'-se-,fs-'fx W--an -' A N:-g1,.l,li' ' -4-.J-,,,,f,w . .:..--X-V .ery . -.1 .L-A 'a,.,.,g,.. Styli I 7 QQ N wk? Q if! '. , lie 12 f ixff

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1 , 1 J .9 1 We ALFRED WALTON ATKINS EAST ORANGE, N. J. H u Tommy icasai:-,-., I 1 ll'ith this ahundauce ofsuperfluous breath. --KING JOHN I will not budge an inch, I will he heard. -HAMLET. A blue eyed devotee of my Lady Nicotine with a varied past, and a never ceasing wonder at fixillfa .. ..,sY.-.f. .- .. . K.-Se.11siss2-.Qas-,: L--:. A 7:15.1153-.34,jl.'r.'1? Elf lis i 1 xl M as cv, il 11 l-fi :ii 'iii Ml ll' tr' . . if 192 What rroaker is this same, that deafs our ears, ,ig in lol in First Class P. O. P t VJ 1.-41 ,-5, fx 1 1 4 .7 3, J'-2,1 -' 5 X -Ts. .. 4,'f., x'N ie. x , .,, 1 ii? Cxxisll V ,s4?t1.i?2'11sf1fif-Fzrf, 3-QTTE. 2- ls. . -5 Cf3i2SQS?5 3 :, i L. in anything but an argument, the greatness of New York. Shuns society in general as a delusion and a snare, but fusses very violently whenever fas happens every few monthsl he finds his affinity. Williiig to back Columbia against all comers in everything, with anybody, at any time. Has an eflicient sense of humor and is a charter member of the Sons of Rest, but usually takes a serious view oflife. Can outtalk anyone on rowing and some other pet subjects. Generous where he mercilessly reduces his opponent to a state of somnolence by his confidential manner and coquettish lisp. I wish you could be in that canoe with me some time when l'm alone. LAWRENCE HAMILTON AUSTIN i .W 1 1 ,F 1 1 A DUBUQUE, IOWA S t H Larry, ' Ghost Thou, Trouble, thou has metamorphos'd me, tllade me negleet my studies, lose my time, War with good eounsel, set the world at naught,- 1 ' . ,f 1 1,,1q fl it V pl Made wit, with laughter weak, heartsiele with thought. -SHAKESPEARE A- Class Yell Committee, Buzzard, Manager Track Team Qljg ff Lucky Bag Committee. Manager Fencing and Basket Ball Teams A A light-hearted blonde with a remarkably elastic countenance, a winning way and a million Hifi dollar stroll. When reciting his wrongs, moves fl all to tears, and when he smiles, it's yours for a 1 split side. Though importuned by vaudeville gf managers throughout the country, has stuck to iV1,i the Navy and his private life. Ever ready to talk politics or automobiles. iii f Norough-house or political meeting complete X without him. Member of the Royal Clan. The life of the ship and the despair of the if first lieutenant. Helps to make life worth , living in this vale o' tears. A jolly ship- mate, loyal friend and all-around good fellow. Will we stand for 1t? Never! KINRYTPRIYAYE Ll F E lf? in -fflfr' Y g - '-5 fr , V ' J,--'Q -f 'J in 12rx5L?-i::f.f.fS-5-Lr- X -L Q - '- - 35?e5.----- gv- .Q 5:- ' 47 ruff rs' . 19 ,sat TE R gf! , grae-f,.e,3 ' 42