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

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CnpjTight by Chas- Scribners Sons Keproduced by courtesy of Scribner ' s Magazine Drawn by Henry Reuterdahl The Burning of the Guerriere

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Name Page Kirkpatrick, J., Jr 129 Kline, E. T 82 Kloman, C. R 68 Knisley, A. W 81 Kohrs, F. B 59 Lafot, L 67 Lake, B. G 194 Lalor, W. G 59 Lampert, P. D 74 Lawton, A. P 137 Leggett, W. D., Jr 156 Leighton, G. A 138 Lewis, M. V 130 Linke, G. D 156 Litchfield, L 141 Lyons, L. L., Jr 106 McCarthy, H. E 175 McCarthy, P. G 61 McClure, F. C 103 McDowell, W. A 78 McDuffie, W. A 61 McGinley, J. A 145 McHugh, W. B 126 Mclnerney, F. X 94 Mclver, R. S 99 McKenna, F. J 160 McKinney, C. G 131 McLaury, F. M 116 McLean, H. H 186 McShane, R. E 95 Macdonald, B., Jr 98 MacKinnon, J. S 102 Macondrav, A., Jr 135 Magruder, C. G., Jr 127 Maguire, C. J 54 Main, A. L 140 Makosky, W. E 58 Marie, L. E., Jr 188 Maxson, W. 1 180 Meadow, H. L 64 Miller, LW 150 Minis, W. R 88 Mills, DeL 120 Milner, E. J 155 Minckler, C. H 68 Moebus, L. A 55 Molloy, T. 105 Moore, W. E 135 Morris, F., Jr 66 Morrow, L. W 54 Murrell, T. G 139 Myers, G. B 55 Myers, R. 106 Noble, C 89 Noble, K. H 60 O ' Brien, T.J 70 Olson, C. E 101 Pace, L. L 89 Paley, A 121 Parks, G. B 190 Peer, G. H. L 93 Percival, R. C 161 Pihl, P. E 167 Pixton, J. E 148 Pollock, J. C 91 Powell, W. C 195 Pratt, C, R 83 Raichle, J. L 141 Rapisev, W. F 69 Rees, W. 1 144 Register, P. J 123 Reisinger, J. C 71 Reynolds, C. H., jr 96 Rhodes, C. W 149 Rice, H. E. Jr 190 Richmire, G. 1 161 Riley, F.J 57 Robertson, J. 1 75 50 Name Page Roby, K. H 69 Rodes, J. W [ 164 Rogers, W. N ! 101 Rossheim, B. B 174 Roswall, P. E ! 178 Roth, E. E 63 Rucker, J. E 123 Rule, L C 93 Ryan, T. J., Jr 113 Sanson, R. C 171 Saurette, T. 73 Schell, E.W 119 Schwien, N. 176 Selby, N. E 121 Seletski, J 57 Serat, M. E., Jr 103 Settle, B 83 Sheldon, G. H 193 Sherman, E. P 192 Shugg, C 107 Signer, R. M 149 Simpson, R. E 96 Simpson, R. W 109 Sisson, B 192 Smellie, E. F 194 Smith, J. N 195 Smith, S. B 166 Smith, T 94 Snackenberg, J. A 65 Snare, E. D 125 Sprague, R. C 185 Stogsdall, R. R., Ir 179 Strite, R 139 Strother, J. H S3 Sturtevant, E 62 Sullivan, W. E 170 Sundberg, C. A. 1 167 Sweeney, R. D. F 138 Switzer, W. G 100 Tallman, D. R 52 Tarbuck, R. D 126 Tavlor, W. F 115 Thackrev, L. A 52 Thayer, R. G 148 Thomas, C. J 164 Thompson, E. M Ill Todd, C. R 129 Tompkins, R. B 184 Tower, L. L 99 Trapnell, W. S. K 184 True, A. E 152 Van Cleve, J. C 79 Van Deurs, G 173 Walker, C.J 67 Waters, J. A., Jr 177 Watt, R. M., Jr 107 Wattles, T. P 109 Webster, W., Jr 152 Welborn, M 142 Wellborn, C, Jr 168 Wellings, T. F 163 Wells, F. H 119 Wells, R. K 79 Wheelock, CD 117 Whiteford, C. A 189 Wiedman, W. A 142 Williams, H. G 177 Willis, J. H 60 Wilson, D. H 90 Wishart, P. B 176 Womble, J. P., Jr 71 Woodson, C. P 189 Yager, R. F 76 Young, G. S 132 Young, P. G 193 Zellars, T. E 168 Zimmerii, R. M 147

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•r n U :. ■ ' a Donald Rex Tallman Washington, D. C. Rex Tal Gadget PERCHED on a tree, a vampish grin, and a line of stufF — there you have Rex. Like a wild animal there is no finding where he is unless you know his tracks and rendezvous. Here ' s how, — bust into Smoke Hall and yell Ox Roast. Look where the bull and smoke are the thickest and you ' ll see him singing We ' re Poor Little Oxen with the other three. When Gadget bones I can ' t tell you, for he is usually picking on a mandolin or listening to some weary Victrola ' s blues. He gets the embroidered anchor for that ' s where he stands — anchor man in all his glory. When it comes to women, well, nobody else has a chance. Rex is a Red Mike with dragon eyes, and snake scales. Any hop night you ' ll see him gliding on an essence of foo-foo , featheringhis heels across the deck. He was elected The Boy Navigator in the shaft- alley of ye goode ship Missouri. Most of his old tribe were lost at sea or sunk by the Academic De- partment but he carried the old shaft-alley club spirit to the North Dakota. Oh boy, them wuz the happy days and there ' ll be many, many more for the boys who are lucky enough to become his shipmates. Buzzard. Lyman Augustus Thackrey Santa Fe, New Mexico Red ARRIVING late in September, covered with alkali, the salt of New Mexican deserts. Red was consigned to the old basement rooms, Plebe heaven and the D. O. ' s delight. The worries of several years of varsity football at the University of New Mexico had been too much for him and never was his red thatch toned down by a Navy head- guard. In the spring time this powder flag could be seen at the hurdles and broad jump, even as the Royal Bengal in his native haunts leaping from clifF to cliff, rather hurdle to hurdle. For several years he was a constant member wearing the gold or shoe polish off the radiators. He roosted among those Rojo Miguels known as the gymnasium cavalry, riding through many a hop on the horses in the gym. In due time our Augustus attained a colonelcy, graduated from the unwilling ones, and at the end of his First Class year he had done the deed and dragged copiously. While his career had been no meteoric flight, on the decisive day we found him numbered among those in the savvy half. Come what may he takes it well and the longer you know him the better you like him. One Stripe; Track Squad (4, 3, 1). 52 . ifflijiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiililiihlifili