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

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ciety in the ,d actresses nization. In ilate 0 Cel' e awarded me Pfospecl oints, he is ation. 0t'Y it idedlt of ,As 0 'hes' ded the nembels of re ccltleled es Hannon, anltel met' as T and Mist 'Academy war hai ' :ge 's Q 4 6 l rs Cff--- 1'-'89 ss'-ff-SQ X S i 2 L rf' ,....,t z ,ga W 5 .xdduap 3 1 gc A f f do Q '-50 Sitting: R. Miller, R. Ede, M, Mghgnl R, 5' hh 5, d NATIONAL TH ESPIANS The National Forensics League is a national honor society in the field of public speaking. The members of the Forensic League are the elite of the orators throughout the nation. ln order to become a member of National Forensics, a person must accumulate a certain number of points for his speaking. These points are awarded on the basis of the place of finish in a contest or tournament. The different chapters of NFL are compared on the basis of total points accumulated by their members. The Academy's chapter ha-s long been rated highly on this list. Mr. James Hannon, the advisor to this chap- ter, has coached his team well in the past years and this year was no exception. Richard Ede, the president of the Aca- demy's chapter, Mike Mahan, the vice-president, Robin Mil- ler, and Robert Birch have won the highest numbers of points in the chapter. Members of NFL have attended Student Congresses and have performed in individual events through- out the year. The Academy can rightfully be proud of its speakers who brought back the trophies and awards this year.

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e T Z Front Row John Wilks Mike McCarthy Richard Ede, Mike Gregg, Richard lzbicki, Chris Whitmore, Marc Silverman Bill Sunderman Center Row Mike Potts, Tony Jonker, Mike Mahan, Mike Rothman, Don Ross, Steve Lucas Robin Miller Bock Row Ed Kuhn Jay Gillette, Von Joyce, John Brown, Dave Duttenhofer, Quill 8. Scroll is the highest award a high school iournalist can aspire. lt is awarded to the members of the school's publications who have done outstanding work in their respective fields. lt iS also based upon academic achievement, a cadet must maintain a B average in order to be admitted. This year's society cont0lDS twenty three members from the Adiutant, Warrior, and Talisman. The officers are President Steve Lucas, Vice President Richard Ede, Secretary Tony Jonker, Treasurer Mike Mahan, and Sergeant at Arms Bill Sunderman. V Y f-, N - ,-by K I 0,1 , . , f 7ff,W,f',!f X , ,Q ff f ff if ft ,I , , ,- 'fad-,Z.,.!!4ezW , ,,, ,, fan ff zz, ini! ZlZ'Afj!f! ? W X f X X gf f ? W w ff fffff X f X V f f f f X X f