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The Girls of G Company, Lori Good and Kellcy Haines. ■Qm:1 ' .il iviIk ;, f j ' -ji-Mirrji- ' ' ' ' ' Second Class FIRST ROW: Robert Hand, Timothy Spence, Allan Griffith, Edward Wentworth, David Sol- ley, Richard White, Melody Smith, Scott Wakeland, Roman Perez, Maureen Linehan SEC- OND ROW: Zeus Reynolds, Ke- vin Gibbons, Brad Brucker, Bill Bentley, Tom Donovan, Jake Biever, Michael Turner, Douglas Dickinson, Donald Cersovsky THIRD ROW: Paul Calverase, Kevin Jones. John Heller, Mi- chael Kerle, John Loomis. Mark Lauer, Michael Hauser, John Menard, Craig McRae, Wayne Heaton, Roger Morin OPPOSITE. FIRST ROW: Ken Henson, Scott Reval, Mike Steh- lik, James Chew. Scott McCon- nell, Norman Miller. John Pier- son. Charlie Derrick, Bruce Bab- bitt, Jerry Overstreet, David Ryon, Frank Giordano. Peter Brual, John Levine. Lori Good. Martin Garrity. Gregory Fitzger- ald, Kelley Haines SECOND ROW: Greg Wyman. Roger Bi- las. Kevin Polak, Willie McFad- den First Class It ' s G-1! Go Gophers, Greeks and Grizzlies. What a time we had! As Fu Man and Wyms went Flagpole sitting and painting, others were off to Navy in search of goats. Big Bean disproved the myth, but Willie claims it ' s true. Lori ' s smile and good humor kept us from getting the blues. Dave was always on the mats vanquishing foes. And no one can forget Johnny ' s exploits on hotel stairs, nor will Lock ' s infamous switches (Is it behind door 1, 2 or 3) soon be forgotten. Gio taught us that being even is one up (Just ask the Wacko!). We ' ll all pull for Marty and his constant rugby hurts and JK as he searches for a War. No one will forget Mike and his razor or Greg who walked softly but hit hard on the intramurder football fields. We were all so proud when Wing Nut grabbed those PAT ' s. We had our Rock who led us well and even COL Kilgore ' s son L ' il Tex. No one can deny that Jerry ' s out for fun in a broken down car with his Guitar. Who ' s that budding Rouser of Rabble? It ' s Scott flying to some far off land. Then there were Ken and Kelley or was that Kelley and Ken. No one will forget Rog ' s entertainment ventures especially his well-travelled feet. Speaking of well travelled, who would want to visit Fayetteville, N.C. Oh, its John P. Then there ' s P-Head who ' s never down and Bruce who seems ne ' er around. That brings us to a close and we must say Good-bye. A Fond Farewell to metal Taps, K- Patrol and midnight popcorn forays. 123
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Ain ' t I handsome? Third Class FIRST ROW: Andrew Morrow, Gerhard Garcia. Harvey Augus- tine, Ronald Jacobs, Paul Dinkel. Paul Debenedittis. William Quig- ley, Catherine Long, Lucia Fer- nandez SECOND ROW: Michael Cumbee, Arthur Walker, James Bassuk, James Bankston, Chris- tian Williams, Richard Ricci, Su- san Ives, Kevin Berry, Mark Hol- man, Michael Fisher THIRD ROW: Shelton Little, John Den- cmy. Marlin Murphy, Jacob Ber- lin. Michael Wilhelm, Dirk Kreunen, David Krall, William Solms, Michael Grosz. Fourth Class FIRST ROW: Carrie Stroup, Na- colia Farmer, David Anderson. Stephen Moniz. Richard Aragon, Steven Antoch. Brad Mifsud, Jo- seph Wucik, Amanda Wade, Scott Womack, Ranelle Manaois SECOND ROW: Gregory Per- rotta, Matthew Cashin, Steven Howard, Craig Harlow, James Lyons, Scott Pierce, William Bal- kovelz, Robert Krall, Michael Curran, William Birchfield, Da- vid Roberts. David Rutherford THIRD ROW: Richard Hatch. Edward McCabe. Charles Moses. James Saldivar, Garin Berry. Matthew Rolella, Barry Diruzza. Brian Egeling. Craig Cotter, Bry- an Parlier. Donald Okura, Cre- toni.s Showers. Michael Grimaldi 124
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