United States Naval Academy - Lucky Bag Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)
- Class of 1938. "IRVING JOSEPH SUPERFINE South Bend, Indiana " supie " SUPIE " seems to be very proud of the fact that he comes from the Hoosier State and that Notre Dame invariably plays the hardest foot- ball schedule in the country. This might be overlooked, but for his in- sistence. Hence it must be ignored and only brought to light during re- verses. His comebacks are usually terrific puns which never fail to floor opponents, either by their wit or obvious lack thereof. So far the second is the eternal case, but you have to give him credit for trying. Other vices include an ungovernable passion for platinum blondes, though he works ust as well with brunettes, and a singing technique all his own Still it all adds up to a pretty swell guy who will get somewhere. Batt. Basketball 4, }, 2; Batt . ball 4, y. Class Football ,4; Masq, raders 4; C. P. 0. w ' ROY ORESTUS HALE Monroe, Louisiana BLESSED with a rare terpsichorean skill and a mellow voice, Roy has long been the answer to a maiden ' s prayer. But answering prayers has sometimes proved dull. Then he has sought diversion elsewhere. Choosing his athletics mainly for genuine enjoyment, Roy has been a steady cus- tomer of the tennis court and the big pool . Never too busy for a bull session or a bridge game, he has turned in some remarkable performances. Good music, a good book, a good snooze ? he enjoys nothing better. A delight- ful whimsicality and an uncanny intuition for the unusual have added flavor to even his commonplace doings. Generous and dependable, Roy has never forgotten the Golden Rule. To meet again some day somewhere will be a privilege. Tennis 4, }, 2, 1; Masqueraders 4, 2, 1; M. P. 0. 337"
