University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

Page 433 text:

I With a watchful eye. Fred Collins instruct Mike Mayer, during a Tuesday morning drill at Memorial Stadium. I ' htito by Stephen Reed Without twitching a muicle, Ian Mugford, displays the posture and form required of the mid- shipmen at all drills and inspections. Drills were held for an hour each Tuesday and Thursday. Photo by Judy Walgren I An Air Force cadet returns a Navy ROTC midshipman ' s head dress dur- ing a particularly windy day at drill. B oth the Air Force and Navy ROTC shared the field at Memorial Stadium on Tuesdays for marching sessions. Thursday drills were held in classrooms as lecture courses that covered various aspects of military life. Photo by Kevin Gutting Navy ROTC 421

Page 432 text:

NAVY ROTC Inspections discipline ranks Navy ROTC Squad Leader John Moran ad- justs the tie of Steven Malech. Squad leaders were expected to examine every portion of a uniform to insure that shirts and pants were pressed and lint-free, brass belt buckles were polished, and shoes and bills of head covers were shined to a high gloss. Photo by Stephen Reed FIRST ROW: William Robert Hakim, Dawn Sandra Hadar, Britt Kyle Kelley, Vincent Francis Mehan, Bryce Edward Gearhart, Kurt Allen Gustaf- son, Marvin Troy Collette, Bryan K. Butler, Eric A. Wills. SECOND ROW: Kyle Evans Westbrook, Susan Melinda Martin, Adam Charles Bushong, Paul R. Innis, Jeffrey Paul Brown, Paul Michael Boswell, Archie Kurt Copeland, Michael Shane Katzfey, Jeffrey Scott Koke. THIRD ROW: Robert Steve Gold apple, Michael K. Thomas, Kevin Lee Hannes, Warren Douglas Ready, Mark David Woodside, Thomas Lucian Langlois, Mark Arthur Beyer, Marlin Craig Anthony, Russell Edward Allen, Stephen Joseph Vissers. FOURTH ROW: James John Wegmann, Keith Alan Spicer, Jaime Paul Chunda, Scott Frederick Washburn, Joseph Mack Stuart, Dana Helen Payne. Photo by Kevin Gutting FIRST ROW: Kenneth Ray Lones. SECOND ROW: Mary Louise Kennedy, Christopher S. Johannsen, William Dennis Watson, Douglas Glenn Hastings, Don Alan McClenney. THIRD ROW: Raymond E. Cox, Bruce M. Hamilton, Michael Raymond Drury, Jeffrey Ray Krueger, David Alan Perrizo, Charles Lester Condit, Christopher D. Marotta, James Lloyd Robbins, Matthew C. Wilbanks, Patrick Lawrence O ' Brien, Richard Kimball Herr. FOURTH ROW: Mario Angelo Sanchez, Sergio Posadas, Richard Dean Hammett, John Arthur Little, Gary Cordell Gibson, Rodolpho Cantu, Robert Alan Rogers, Christian von Wupperfeld, William Howard Karau, Michael A. Waldon, Roger L. Downing. FIFTH ROW: Harold Harvo Gunji, Trent Mitchell Guer- rero, Randy L. Beeman, Stephanie J. Cook, Joseph Dan Macry, Gregory Dean Griffin, John Matthew Moran, Kristopher D. Crawford, Timothy Brian Boobar. SIXTH ROW: Mark Henry Scovill, Thomas Michael Perron, Mark Robert Spaller, Anthony P. Rissman, Scott Allison Kirk, Rafael A. Cantu, Kent Blair Lewis, Susan Lynne Whitten, John W. C. Tindall, Steven B. Malech, David Wayne White. Photo by Kevin Gutting ' 420 Navy ROTC

Page 434 text:

.-.-. . : ANCHORETTES Club calls ' chips ahoy! ' by MARY WHITEHEAD Twice a month, the Anchorettes spent their Monday nights baking and prepar- ing cookies for the Navy and Marine ROTC midshipmen. Tuesday after drill, cookie calls were held in Russell A. Steindam Hall and the midshipmen were able to sample their efforts. Our functions, like cookie calls, give them support since a lot of people don ' t understand what they ' re going through with the Navy, said Anchorette presi- dent Susan Sowell, business senior. Many of the Navy ROTC members were freshmen from out of state, so these functions helped them to meet many new people, such as their fellow midshipmen and the Anchorettes. Cookie calls were only one of the many activities by which the Anchor- ettes showed their support for the mid- shipmen. I ' ve really been impressed with how the battalion has supported the Anchorettes, said Sowell. They really seem to appreciate the things that we ' ve provided this year. Baking a batch for the midshipmen, Mary Whitehead, and Carol Moore, prepare for cookie call. Photo by Karen Messerman Anchorette advisor and naval sciences instruc- tor Lt. Tim Ritzert accept a housewarming pre- sent from Susan Sowell, business senior, and Hallie Cooper, liberal arts senior. The presenta- tion was made at the Anchorettes fall dining out, an event held each semester. Traditionally, An- chorettes invite Navy ROTC midshipmen to their dining out, enabling them to develop camaraderie between the two organizations. -- Photo by Stephen Reed I FIRST ROW: Lori Beth Sandt, Joanna Faye Fields, Mary Elizabeth Bose, Susan Elizabeth Sowell, Julie Marie Cox, Deborah Anne Williams. SECOND ROW: Diana Louise Ashcraft, Shirin Lisa Aidun, Mari Kristine Frost, Lorra Denise Foye, Suzanne Ellen Preston, Tina Marie Mangogna, Teresa Regina Mof- fitt, Tiffin Marie Lee, Tracy Michele Cinder. THIRD ROW: Sonja Mae Smith, Mary Ruth Whitehead, Kathleen Rae Lambden, Patricia Lei Spence, Kimberly Ann McCutcheon, Marcela Maria Uribe, Rebec- ca Sue Fletcher. FOURTH ROW: Charla Elehne Kothmann, Susan Elizabeth Stevens, Melanie Love Lane, Melissa A. Young, Marian Alexandra Suarez, Melissa Ann Ferrell. FIFTH ROW: Heather Diane Levens, Hallieward Adams Cooper, Carol Marie Moore, Laurie McCullough, Andrea Marie Melvin, Tracey Lynn Campbell, Susan Elizabeth Schnitzius. Photo by Marci Doane 422 Anchorettes ' .