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

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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

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rm r r z T igfasistsblqcqq .1'fr:,f::- woo . X: ..-.H 'Q,:-Q3.jj3e1:-- r if I7 , T - el r - Eg WEYMAN POTTER BEEHLER riff lt j? ATHENS GA X. lr' iq, , ' 'll' r --cf-fx Beeh1er, Bil1'l 13111 JO O , MAS Qs 0 Q ' For all my books are woman's looks, :lg And sludies their rnrhantmentsf' 4, lv 1 A ,i Santee UQ, First Class Buzzard. i H A Teutonic blonde who started life in foreign lands. Rather savey, but the demerits that follow in the Wake of his rough houses have occulted i any astral ambitions he may have had. Talks like an overloaded dynamo engine with a loose .1 friggin V, gg qqi ii X , . gland. One of the constant fussers. Holds the ' record in getting to main gate after dinner and drills. Cornered the violet market several times, and forgot to return from leave y once First Class summer, but says there is no connection. A famous citizen of , Crabtown, idolized with Flossie in the local bazoo. Believes canoes are rather pleasant during brigade athletics, but otherwise has no use for them. PATRICK NEISCN LYNCH BELLINGER CHERAW, S. C. With the smile that was rlzild-like and bland. -BRET HARTE. Buzzard QQ, lj. With the single exception of Rats, Pat has the honor of having more names per inch immersion than any man in the class. The Won- der is how he preserves his stability-especially as his metacentric height is not great. ' An open-faced lad from Dixie, with a sunny smile that wins him hearts Qfemininej. Has lived four years with our Georgie and still survives despite the mandolin, though they say he am , , will never be the same. Fusser extraor- ' X dinary to George s Seminaries Never misses a hop, and never fails to make a hit Look a ye e NL. 1 N 1 V I g m . . . ' I h cc I. I ' 1 I ' i s 9 . 25 g . I