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

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Lcrir Prev AH y5T,CATlfl 'r Yi if , .DRY 4 -T--.e '-- ' - .. . Rh xl I ri' W lf' fl - ' , . I ff i4 f Y . HERBERT STEPHENS BABBITT -gi HOUGHTON, N. Y. QL , Rim Stabit, Farmer, Babeet : B K X I The one sensation fha! his form impressed I' - g L, llfas one of awkzvardrzess, dislressedf' ini Buzzard QI lily pk A lad with a good-natured grin, whose honest 1' hands can steer a plow or wield the chiding hickory in the village school. ls always getting it bumped, forgetting things, and giggling like a p h New Hampshire Seminary girl. His chin is like aaeia l'lf 'f5 fair iif i1iff.fsf32ffi.1.11..eQ,,g3 a baseball game-nine on a side-'tis a joyous A ' i sight. The greatest of his pleasures is to ponder W over a chess game, during a field day or a gale. Once he slept on the quarter llyl i deck in a wardroom chair, when he was on duty, and said Boo when the horrid ,fl ml., OHSICCI' awoke him. Don't we git t'git in swimmin' Uday? . i L Open ranks! Up Babbitt, back Babbitt, steady Babbitt! March! il l. li Va iii if JOSEPH BAER if l PRAIRIE HILL, MISSOURI ggj Ulf so Josh ar SM Til Not learned at eourt nor versed in evil, WF , J 11,1 'But lozfed by those who knew him best. yep ,.' tr -NAVJARIK: Canto IV. Qu Cyl il il M Buzzard. fl il, if A quiet unassuming type with a ready smile lil 1 . . ', jig f and unlimited good nature. Goes to hops when iff M ,if he thinks no one is looking at him. Was a man oflearning until the lVlechanic's tree began to bud. When asking for information during P. work always makes the fact known that he is from l Missouri. An exponent of the theory that eating is only a bad habit, but, withal a valiant trencher- man. Never known to bluit, and is always ready Z, . with I don't know, 'Sir H at fs B .5 i ' if?:5.f-fix, SNL. 2 12 1413- its -fp 12ffIf3fll,?Qi?5 ii'i?,-fi-REQQ53 il .V M' hi kill . .i 20 R dgyyi, X. dy 1 1 I

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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

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c it ff - .T Q ikigvgj-,QSoxN.'s,i. ' .3-3 .15-.xx 'l,',5.N:.-,xx--X -y,s.,jA.1s,-'-,-5,-,xx,r., 1,-.3 X l V V ' i. if ..,. at if X ,l Q A ALBERT ASA BAKER W li X r--X :Ii ANTRIM, N. H. N ' ' il 4 as 4 - n in is Q 'Ai-1, Ah, 'sunny Jim fi Often the fork-loft is empty in those whom nature I Ji A is A 1 fl ,L 1 f I. 1 1 1 r i i lv qi A -fi A .if ,L Hath built many stories high. -FULLER. l Santee tgglg Kodak Fiend Q3, QQ. be i' Made his reputation as a disciplinarian Plebe ' summer, and was promoted to First Class P. O. of the non-reg Third. Gave early promise of becoming a famous Divisional Qfiicer. Endured if Davis' violin for two years and failed in hearing li Takes a long time to say anything because gl he talks through his noseg but in spite of the :.,.., R.- ,al N N.. . .-A,-.-, . .N , Wi -.71 M -f '. ' f - M V. -771. ', X :x- p wi' AA X-AAAA A AA A A A A AA AA A handicap of structural eccentricities and voice, fell .- t I 1 C ,lf til '1 I . 'L H fl it flfe ee ' in xy KA' , .. . . , ,.,.-B X , ., 1 sz among the 87 on the final deal. Has a frame like the cross-section of a grasshopper engine and walks with a corresponding amble. Can make four knots with studding sails set. A camera fiend and good natured even to the extent of answering the M. Cfs telephone at critical moments. An athlete so full of Navy spirit that he held down a seat in the QXMUU crew for three years. Stop yer skifHin' in ranks. Baker, A.A., Sir. GUY EVANS BAKER LYNCHBURG, VA. H an The very stars tremble above, as tho' the voice divine, Reoerberated thro' the dread expansef'-GREEN. :f ., One Stripe lliii Star 22 I L .,ttt ifsii-,.5f2'::E1gf:1ee::A:. A sprightly young chicken with a squeaky pi ' fl voice and a laugh that would turn Balaam's faith- ful steed green with envy. His unanimous opinion is that he sings divinely. One of Hack Dial's r disciples and a sure cure for the blues, three years with Cy Osburn having failed to inspire any sign l . of sobriety. Recites heroic poetry with appro- .- . . . V1 priate gestures and is understood to have dramatic if .,, aspirations. Thinks any old job in Baltimore 'r w il V.. better than the Navy, in spite of Louis up Thibault's efforts to show him the error ry! y . ff of his ways. . XRD 3' ll v You had better get rid of that cold .A'i -- ' J. ' r i,'i 1 before the examinations, Mr. Baker. V, l-ii N l it aff e e e Y- -Y-.-- -xr -Ax-J-- - - -ga B , ..,f: trait' f -.cs-3 . , .fp Y A -Acf fag -c' , , , .f4i.a251e1'i,5,.ag.-f5:ss5s15AsJsf- ,f , E-..-.As .ss . . . . A. - A .f 4? X 21 QQ? N i ff! , 3