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

 - Class of 1907

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N. e.,-g ':Ap.g LL4, , , A pg J .--Lana,--QL , l LT- 'T' 7 i 7 - - A S if-1 3 ilfilii Y N1 1 1 l 1 9 1 1 1 x 1 '1l 1 1, x l V, all WILLIS WINTER BRADLEY, jr. 1 FORMAN, NORTH DAKOTA l Bil1,n Brad', lf? lVaman! thou Iozfeliest gift that here below ff, Mar: can receive, or Proexidenee bestowf' -PRAED. Three Stripes Qizjg Varsity Crew Q4, 3, 252, Captain Crewfzjg Class Footballfeijg Star Q4,3,2,I Brad has become a man of' the world since ki' Q1 1 11 ,, 112 1 ' :1 M211 l 1l if 11 1 V 1, , I 1 X1 N' his sojourn in Crabtown. Has hopes of learning all lil to dress his Company without those picturesque E111 lj, arm gyrations with which he used to shoo the I crows out of the cornfield back on the old farm. l Halts progressively, knees first. A generous free- gg l board and a low metacentre give him a power on the water, his being I 9o7's only Red N Plebe year. ij Engineered a crew Centre party that met with dis- astrous results in the way of' seasickness. Req'ed for a commuter's ticket to Bal- timore First Class summer. rllll LESLIE EMMETT ERATTON ll HASTINGS, NEB. Chops, Chu1eta, H Our Leslie, Dad He was the paralyzer ofthe female heart, We used to ea!! him the Bellehugger of Spoonmoref' My 41 Second Class P. O. Qljg Track Squad fab, Class Numeralsg Two Stripes fljg fl Y. M. C. A. QQ, Barbarian QQ, Heathen This is our Leslie, the Harry Lehr of' Crabtown, the idol of Baltimore W. I C., the pride of the girls and the terror of the chaperones. Has a fondness for the silvery moon f .1 '1 we Nf:'tf,,-:QL-:wie 15.24-..f.-.:'?xA-fK'E-T1f:Q+ f? 'W ' lim fl ,. Ulf ll W ll il r--N W1 11, 1. 11 1 . .K .. 5, .f,...,,Esss,- and claims relations with Romeo. Was famed befiore entering the Academy for his long curly hair and his picture in the Hastings Tribune. Belonged to the Y. M. C. A. Plebe year, but was converted by the gang. Has his picture taken I every two months, and worries over whether he is ,ll fat or not. liinvies Hobson but thinks he can beat him in a fiair trial. Believes in love at first sight, second sight and every time he gets a sight of anything feminine. Re- X533 ceives daily books from Somerset, Pa., 4, lip U and answers same without regard to ,1 or morning busts. ,E , E '-Q5 Ike's model ofa finished man. ,ll y 11 Dadl but lSl'1,t she a peach. AWIQ5- '1 ,. , - ,, E , ll A nie' A -,isa 2. w .--. ge erin. a.-.. 5. 1-1.1.2.1-f:S.ff:-sae, D W ' if 23 Qljfiffl 2. ,ze A , :ff Y-5



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Fri m eil' K 30 ' 'J f s 9,5 'v Y xii' .Vi '1' 1.1 ,XG Of' f A . -, C A , , . s . . . rl: fr.-..3g.f f-V. . C U 3 . Y 1, A - - Y -. . - Y-.g B, V, L Cf:--f,s.'1-,,. J.-A Q ii fi i fr Y BRYsoN BRUCE Tj djfg ' GARDEN GROVE IOWA 1 ' N , N A qlflmf' 47 . 1 ' 54 - ra U as fl' l 'Cecily' K1 Broosie, By W L N fi Prinriple is ezfer my motto, I Not expfdienfy.H-DISRAELI. I. Q, Two Stripes. l i -' A y A peaceful looking, but split being, with a cj, iq pink and White complexion and a Wee Voice, who si, 'sf A Jpli is supposed to have fled to the Academy for ggi ffi A shelter from the Qld Woman's Home. Tries if . 1 A A. desperately to be tough when he escapes from the Op A A iiii i -'i A ' eiee C 3 fgQl tender care of Rosie and Grandma Frellseni has set his heart on the ancestral furniture of' the O. I' C's room and bid high for it Second Class spring, to the dismay of the first It battalion. Was led astray by Kid the cat killer, and almost became a hazer, but got otl' with two Weeks and no labor. A bored society man who fiusses only to it Q Worry Canuck Clark. BAXTER HUNTER BRUCE H rl., EVART, MICH. ,,f i :W 'r.A '-WJ Baxter, H Somnoleousf' 'LDozy Dick ffl A nolireable man, with large blur eyes. -ANON. , i Buzzard Calg Rifle Squad tal. A light-hearted Scot, always ready for Work if iz i or play and to bum the makes, Makes a noise H ,ttl like a babe with the colic when he sees a full sack J. , ip. and smiles irresistibly. ri Walks as if he was on the Way to an lvl , . . . . . 5, +19 Academic Board Meeting, but if stopped Will ask 'X . . . . 'l ' Xi v .4 Fi- M, ou 1f1t's smokin hours. A nice 1, W e64QBBeMw5?fy g . iw , ,i.f.tEEgfff1i:B2i::, sort to have around the house, if A' '. X ii'Q'Q'f A only for his winning smile. 'v i4 lf .-W ,,.. to AnsEvr-rgr If 'V 3 Q ' I. I 'J 1 f'VLx:.'-AQ' ' 7 I '- -i1- '- .LV 1-:1 if: ,,.. f ' I ,Q I - 4' . 9 f, si 'i Ax. 1-vi, -f rf V , Kyiv Rx, Xi ,i V' ,fl A. Q x 2

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