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

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EIGHTH Neal Almgren, New Hampshire N. F. Asher, New York T. M. Bennett, Maryland F. E. Cook, Jr., Florida W. D. Coyne, Wisconsin I. J. Fatrchild, Jr., Michigan A. M. Fields, Jr., New York H. E. Filledes, Florichi A. F. Fischer, Jr., California E. J. Fisher, California A.J. Gardner, Kentucky G. D. Ghesquiere, Michigan R. K. Gould, Washington A. B. Hamm, Georgia E. D. Harrison, Arkansas R. L. Helm, Pennsylvania W. J. Holmes, Indiana H. J. Holt, Arkansas P. A. Hooper, North Carolina KB. Hysong, California A. B. Johnson, Florida E. T. Kirk, West Virginia L. H. Kiser, Minnesota E. F. Korb, Massachusetts C. F. Leigh, Missouri H. L. Lasell, Vermont SECOND fp 238

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GEORGE RICHARD NEWTON Salt Lake City, Utah newt fig SALT Lake City in frontier Utah scored again and gave the Navy a worthy man. George never starred because he spent his time helping those unsat or devising ways to become a millionaire. He holds down the varsity low hurdle event with credit and is undoubtedly a natural track man. Crosby and Yallee had better look to their laurels when George is around, as vocalizing comprises his favorite hobby. His initiative will eventually land him at his highest goal — to become an aviator. With a carefree disposition and a congenial attitude, he has made a perfect room- mate and a true pal. A real love for the Service and aviation, the highest sense of duty, and a true idea of honor cover George ' s outstanding quali- ties; coupled with an alert mind they make him a real fellow. Track 4, 3, 2, i, N ; Soccer 4, j, 2; Reception Committee 3, 2; Lieutenant ( •£•)■ WALTER ALLEN SHARER Carney ' s Point, New Jersey walt was FOUR years ago Walt came forth from the wilds of New Jersey to conquer a new adversary, academics at the United States Naval Academy. To do this he gave up his desire to become a second Guy Lom- bardo. Studies have never proved a problem and he can always be seen dragging on the week ends. Women are his only worry. To lie on his bunk any afternoon of the week is a big waste of time. All his spare moments must be spent in keeping up his correspondence. Since he would rather learn new stunts on the horse and parallel bars than sleep, he has made himself into a star man on the gym team. Industrious, neat, and cheery, Walter will always be missed if not in the crowd. He is certain to achieve success. We wish him luck! Gym 4, 3, 2, 1, N ; Reception Ctm- mittee 1; Lieutenant ( .£■)• 237

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COMPANY R. F. Locke, New Jersey J. L. May, North Dakota J. W. McCoy, Texas J. R. McGonigle, Massachusetts C. G. Mendenhall, Jr., Texas H. C. Miller, Alabama D. K. Mitchell, Jr., New York F. E. Moan, Ohio J.J. Munson, New York J. C. Pennell, California D. H. Pope, Illinois J. M. Reigart, Kansas P. C. Rooney, Kansas J. R. Sheneman, Indiana E. H. Simpson, Tennessee C. W. Smith, West Virginia Herman Spector, California T. H. Taylor, Michigan M. E. Turnbaugh, Oregon V. V. Utgoff, Connecticut A. B. Wallace, Mississippi J. R. Wallingford, Colorado R. W. Warner, Iowa T. R. Weschler, Pennsylvania J. M. West, West Virginia R. G. West, California CLASS =£ 239