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

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5. . .cfizhl . x-, ,if - -1,:,f.,f.., 1,s, g -R, ksfx--V Q, - ,, ,- ,fix .xx -cis, gXgcf?:sJg'siKg4l:E1s lu W ff' i A serious minded youth from the land of yy Nl M GEORGE NATHAN BARKER V :7 iihliff' 3' L1TTLE'roN, MASS. hfisx Q' if is v U --lay x t' Wow y H Buster, U Bow Wow .. . . gills- U fly soft andfazr as thistle down, l1'insome, fresh and plump with all. -SHELLEY. f Buzzard. lilly wisdom who has never been known to make a lg remark on any subject. As chubby as a ten Qfl f If pound Cupid. At his best when the meal pen- nant is Hying. A great admirer of the fair sex, if ,'! lk ls where his habitual reserve seems to make him all l. A the more interesting. - if One of Brick Holliday's gang and a protege of Jonas Ingram. yi ,. hllz it .., If By Gosh. U21 J in If . fl. iii JOHN SHERMAN BARLEON i. .1 fax jg. MCARTHUR, OHIO 'Y Lf 'ffl lgiw H Barsalonf' HAunt Huzzy, Hatty cu' ry' , . fly, 1 The man that hluxhes is not quite zz brute. r ff .: 'sf' liywiarseais ifsrffssvg l 1' . M Sy- 5533- XY --'Y h - - --4 s V-xw - Vfbrxlmlj, f Class Baseball Team, Buzzard. ' pil! i 1, '91, I' f, Stands for principles against all comers, rig gil i J A X . fl JI Fl iff i li ff 1 mi ffl 'i no mean ability, who persists in asking why has ' i. P lt.. fi ., especially when they are his own. l i Q' :X ll? Belonged to the Salvation Army before will 9. 'Afy .3 ., tv? Y iz., yay i taking a turn at the Academy. A navigator of vi HT A ' i Q. K 1 bfi L a chronometer two hands. ., A good baseball twirler, but is also an adept t at , f Sy' K! rf Vi 47 .iw . if if at deep sea bread tossing, especially on the Denver. ia ffl N A W as BBE 11 .- i ,. s - 1' 'ZW I 7f l ! ff X Q X L c li! cl Lived with Mike Joerns for four 1, , alll lil months and thereby has a good chance for the red house. ll 1 X, N, 3 ' u nv 52 J 25 Hey, fellows, what's the hack.' 7 X Z My f +A - - .li ff -efeff f'47'7'4T'iN?'Q'4. 1... s 'i'i:'i'?l'?li1i. Af 5 1 - S ,...-,..--.,--.. ,M g5.s,, . . ., .N -is 5-52-ee :i 5' 22 ive? E il 3,1757 kj A 'En

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ci , , f' fl , 4 1 , x . .N 'Cn-5 ' AUGUSTIN TOUTANT BEAUREGARD 'QAM N , K ' SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS l I Toot lei His speech, his looks, his zfery air, T All speak so mozzingly in his behalf. -ADDISON. Two Stripes. S 23 Plays the mouth organ in French, the man- dolin in Italian, sings in Spanish, and talks with a triple accent. Has a great grease with the Dago Department, is the commandant's oHicial inter- lil I, preter, and can get a four from any Southern ff ,-aa ,-,, ff instructor for the mere asking. Took care of the .sq V, I, President at inauguration, 1905. Always bright 9, l c,, and happy and possessed of a chivalrous manner that proclaims him a fusser of fi s I lllrl I I 1 I , f ll 'I L, f fl no mean ability. WILLIAM LEWIS BECK SEDALIA, Mo. ,N Beck ,C The helpless look of blooming infaney, ll He halh eaten me out of house and homef,-SHAKESPEARE. Star Q3, Ijg One Stripe. , The man with the Buflham memory las long yi, , , R5 I s if I , , r. ' as one of Uncle Ben's pap sheetsj-a photo- gg graphic mentality utterly indiferent to character MQ, , ofsubj ect. The class is grateful to Pete for giving if I us that good English word Pete Beck-to mem- V El' A orize-commas, periods, ink spots and all from lr, A to Z. Pete is the pride of Sedalia, and a devotee of Magnolia Brand. Loves to read li! the Society Notes. Looks blue with fright and lf hunger while reciting, but lands the marks. Never fx, ,,-.. gg harms no one, and is a frequent goat of ffl , the spongers and practicaljokers. Some- js times known as the blushing usher, and assumes a charming red complexion when I fx ,ll the teasing classmates round him swarm. Q llll Q K No sir, that's on the bottom of yy 5' gg page 67, opposite figure 33. I so Lttt. A , , I pi, , I - , -L 24 'ff' , w v' 4