Army and Navy Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Carlsbad, CA)

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Respect and admiration fall upon those cadets whose names appear on this page. We the members of the Class of 1965 bestow upon these members, the cherished Senior 5 Honors. 2' - r-41 Cadet Captain Turner Smith, respected by his superiors and subordinates, was unquestionably deserving of this, the highest award which the Senior Class can bestow upon a member. Tibby was instrumental in the founding of two Academy firsts, the Student Government and the Big Brother program. His school spirit and devotion to the , Academy and its ideals have been an inspiration to all. A I CLASS OF 65's HO ORED MEMBERS its .5 g my Robert Birch Jay Burgess Ed DeGraEenreid MOS! I-ikelv I0 Succeed Best Athlete Best Sportsman In his efforts to better himself both academically and militarily, Bob has be- come known to all for his high scholastic rating, and for this he was elected Most Likely to Succeed. '65 hosted one of ANA's greatest athletes, Jay Burgess. When competing in any sport, we of the First Class were proud to have jay as a Warrior. Whether displaying Silver 'A' characteristics on or off the athletic scene, Ed's qualities as a gentleman will follow him wherever he goes. A big smile, a kind heart, and an almost overly friendly personality equals Dennis Black. Dennis was rightly elected Most Popular by his class. l 83 Dennis Black Most Popular

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