Samuel Gompers (AD 37) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1990 volume:

I 1 i i I E I 1 A . I WESTPAC 90 12 JAN-12 JUL 1990 USS SAMUEL GUMPERS QAD 375 'Service Supreme 3' Volume 14 USS SAMUEL GQMPERS QAD 375 FPC San Francisco, CA 96641-2512 - 'l Dedication USS SAMUEL GOMPERS' WESTPAC 90 cruisebook is dedicated to two of our shipmates: Boatswairfs Mate l st Class Billy D. Romanowitz, and Seaman Recruit Gloria jesus. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 -0 11 12--3 4 3 5 -6 17 18--9 20-21 22 23-28 Table of Contents Title Dedication Table of Contents Samuel Gompers USS SANIIQEL GONIPERS f,-XD 371 Ship's Insignia Commanding Officer Executive Officer LCDR P.H. Case Ifxecutive Officer LCDR B.Q. Iverson Command Nlaster Chief BTCNI W.G. Armstrong Command Master Chief ASCMQAWQ C.P. Heimann Departure Cruise Log 'I'ended Llnits Surface Warriors Awards!Reenlistments General Quarters Flight Operations Damage Control Administrative Department 29 41 59 63 71- 09- ll- L97 30- 32 34- 38- 42 - 40- 48- 50- 52 K Q J4- -40 -44 58 45- -62 70 08 10 26 2 9 31 33 37 41 45 47 49 51 53 DI 58 59 60 Deck Department Dental Department Engineering Department Medical Department Operations Department Repair Department Safety Department Supply Department Sports Steel Beach Talent Shows Yokosuka, japan Sasebo, japan Subic Bay, Philippines Pusan, South Korea Hong Kong ltlawall Tiger Cruise Homecoming In Memorium BMI Billy D. Romanowitz In Memorium SR Gloria jesus Cruisebook Staff Samuel omperS Uss SAMUEL GOMPERS CAD 371 is the f3fSf U5- Navy ship named for a great American WhO devoted 1115 life to the labor movement and American ideals. Samuel Gompers was born in London on 27 january 1850 and was apprenticed to a cigar maker in 1863. The following year, at the age of 14, Gompers became associat- ed with the labor movement. He helped organize and be- came the president of the Cigarmakers International Union, which was a model for other unions to follow. In 1881, Gompers served as chairman of an organiza- tion that evolved into the Federation of Organized Trades and Labor Unions ofthe United States and Canada. It was reorganized and renamed the American Federation of La- bor QAFLJ in 1886. Gompers was elected president of the AFL and served in that capacity for more than four dec- ades as the official head of the American labor movement. Before the AFL was founded, the labor movement was fragmented into small individual unions throughout the country, all working without much cooperation with each other. Upon formation of the AFL, Gompers took the helm as its president and welded the labor movement into a single unit that became a power in the commercial, indus- trial and political life of the United States. Gompers believed in the ideals of America and taught patriotism to all his followers. He kept the labor movement on a conservative footing and free from radicalism. A fearless advocate of right and a great humanitarian, he was also a great lighter. Gompers strove for peace in American industry, setting an example for others to fol- low. His work for nearly half a century was dedicated to advancing' the lot of laborers, both men and women. His firm conviction that labor could never displace manage- ment made it possible for h' ' with industry. im to successfully negotiate Gompers' life was a tribute to the contributions that 4 Samuel Gompers foreign-born Americans have made to the United 5135. He never forgot the American flag, and the ideals Q 'A-1 2-- which it stands, throughout his life. f l I .-143' 5 7 N.--' .. - ,M , L- U15 'W USS SAMUEL GQMPERS USS SAMUEL GOMPERS QAD 375 is the first L .S. Navy ship to bear the name ofa distinguished labor leader. 'l'he destroyer tender was commissioned on l Klulv lflfi7 following a three-year construction period in Bremerton. Wash. lt is one ofthe largest destroyer tenders in the Pacif- ic Fleet and is assigned to Commander, Cruiser Destroyer Group l, located in San Diego. The SAMUEL GOMPERS' primary mission is to pro- vide repair services to afloat combatant units ofthe LIS. Navy, including nuclear-powered surface ships and air- craft carriers. In addition to its repair mission. the SAMUEL GOM PERS also provides logistic and material support to tended units. Personnel and disbursing services, messing, and medical and dental care are also provided to the crews of tended units. USS SAMUEL GOMPERS was the first ship in the U.S. Pacific Fleet to have enlisted women serve in its crew. l'he first women assigned to the ship reported aboard in lune lfl79. The SAMUEL GOMPERS is 645 feet long with a beam of 85 feet. It displaces 20,289 tons when fully loaded, and has a navigational draft of 26 feet. Its 20,000 shaft horse ower single-screw propulsion plant produces a top P speed in excess of 20 knots. Designed to be manned by 39 officers and 1,200 en- listed crewmembers, the ship also can accommadate a flag officer and flag staff. Known as Super Sam, the tender has made 14 de- ployments as a unit of the U .S. Pacific Fleet. Port calls have included: Yolcosuka and Sasebo,japang Buckner Bay QOk1- wa a an Subic Ba the Republic of the Philippines' na ' j,j p 1 y, , Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Guamg Hong Kong, Singapore, Tai- wan: Diego Garciag Seychelles, Port Louis, Mauritius, Mel- bourne, Australia, Mombasa, Kenya, and Danang, Vietnam. USS Samuel Gompers 5 1. 3. l l . S l i I ,. ri 1 5 i I s i i l all lg 4 i 1 i uss smutt comms f lllx itil 'hw .,,,,,,Z35e'nl'1lV 1 1 I 5 I 'a I Q ' 1 ' rlllifiil .Illini Milli' i in I' ' F 3 Q'lli'lll'lln l'Eh l'l 'Lu ' i170 jiffiiup SERVICE SUPR ME lffrlll--'Q JJ I A lplllllllgllll. ' full, Wo lull if I Ship, Insignia The keystone shaped insignia of USS SAMUEL GOMPERS symbolizes the importance ofthe tender's mis- sion. The American eagle represents the strength of the United States and the concept of power for peace. Superimposed on the eagle is a composite of symbols which represent the major technical skills that comprise the core ofthe ship's capabilities. The anchor represents deck services - boat, crane, and flight operations, along with rigging and cargo handling. The gear depicts the rat- 6 Ship's Insignia ings whose members provide machinery and hull repairs for ships. It also represents the members-Of ShjP'S who provide engineering services. The missile 1llu20M the ordnance and weapons support USS SAMUEL This PERS furnishes to combatant ships. The electron 0 . . . . - dcolll represents the technicians skilled in electronics HH puter science. rpr It is a fitting symbol for a ship whose CTCW new vides anything less than Service Supreme. forte tratC9 0 ommandin fficer C s CAPT Amerault . . VY CAPT Amerault was graduated from the US. Naval Academy, and commissioned an Ensign in the Navv on 9 june 1965. After receiving his commission, CI.-Xlfl' .-Xmerault served at sea aboard the destrover USS MASSEY QDD 7783 as Gunnery Officer and as First Lieutenant. This tour was highlighted by a circurnnavigation ol the globe and Lt tour on the Naval Cunfire support gun line off ofSouth Yiet- nam. He then was assigned as CDfticer-in-Charge of Patrol Craft Fast 52, and as Operations Officer in Coastal Divi- sion 14 in South Vietnam. He received the Bronze Star Medal with for combat during this tour. Other sea billets to which CA RI' Amerault has been assigned include: Iingiiieering Officer of the destrovers USS TAYLOR QDD 4683 and USS BENNER QDD 8073, and Executive Officer of the destrover USS DUPONT IDD 9413 and the destroyer tender USS SIERRA QAD I83. In March IQ84 he assumed dutv as the commissioning Commanding Officer of USS NICHOLAS QFFG 473. L'n- der CARI' Amerault's command, USS NICHOLAS was awarded two consecutive Battle Ffliciencv .-Xwxirtls as hest ship in her class in Destroyer Squadron ti, and the .-Xtlantic Fleet Colden Anchor Award for best retention among all ships of its comparative size in the Atlantic Fleet. In addition to the zihove billets, he has also served as Staff Combat Information Center Officer for Command- er. Cruiser Destroyer Croup 2, and as Deputv Director and then Acting Director, Program Resource Appraisal Divi- sion in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations lOP- 8l3. CAPT Ainerault assumed command of USS SAM- UEL GOMPERS QAD 373 on 1-I Nlulv 1989. CARI' Amerault is a graduate ofthe L'.S. Naval Post- graduate School with the degree of Master of Science in Operations Research, and of the L'niversitv of L'tah with the degree of Master of Arts in Middle East Studies and Arabic. He was a 1986-87 Federal Executive Fellow at the Rand Corporation. He wears the Legion of Merit, the Bronze Star vvzY QV to denote Valor3, the Meritorious Service Medal ftwo awards3,joint Service Commendation Medal, Navy Com- mendation Medal tthree awards3, and other campaign and Vietnam service medals. CAPT Amerault and his wife, Cathy, the former Cathryn A. Corwin of Richmond, Virginia, reside in Ala- meda, California, with their children Clay, Clark, Alan, and Lindsay. Commanding Officer 7 Executive fficer LCDR P.H. Case -.NVy LCDR Paul H. Case was born in Bristol, Conn., on 26 August 1952. He graduated fromjohn Bapst Preparatory High School, Bangor, Maine, in 1971. He then attended the College of the Holy Cross on an NROTC scholarship, and graduated in May 1975 with a Bachelor of Arts degree and was commissioned an En- sign. LCDR Case's first assignment was the ammunition ship USS BUTTE QAE 271 where he served as the Elec- tronics Material OfHcer and Assistant First Lieutenant. Subsequent sea tours have included duty as the Elec- tronics Officer aboard the destroyer USS MANLEY QDD 9401, Weapons Officer aboard the frigate USS AYLWIN QFF 10811, and First Lieutenant aboard the amphibious as- sault ship USS NASSAU QLHA 41. LCDR Case had his first shore duty in 1980 when he was assigned an an instructor at the Naval Officer Candi- date School in Newport, R.l., where he taught seamanship and naval warfare. He is a graduate of the Surface Warfare Officer School Command Department Head Course, and the Armed Forces Staff College. He served as USS SAMUEL GOMPERS' Executive Officer from May 1988 to May 1990. He was then assigned to duty with thesloint Chiefs ofStaff, in Washington, D.C. LCDR Case is married to the former Alice L. VanPet- ten of Virginia Beach. Ya. They have one daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, who was born in 1985. 8 Executive Officer 1 a Executive fficer LCDR BQ. Iverson ..Nvy LCDR Iverson graduated from the U.S. Naval Acad- emy with a Bachelor of Science degree in Naval Opera- tions Analysis and was commissioned an Ensign in the Navy on Qjuly 1976. After receiving his commission, LCDR Iverson served at sea aboard USS SAN JOSE CAFS 71 as Damage Control Assistant and Navigator. His other sea duty billets have included: Operations Officer ofthe frigate USS HEPBURN IFF 10555, Combat Information Officer and Assistant Operations Ofhcer of the guided missile cruiser USS LEAHY LCG 165. LCDR Iverson has also served as Staff Operations and Plans Officer for First Canadian Destroyer Squadron in Halifax, Nova Scotia, as a member of the Personnel Ex- change Programg and as Staff Operations and Plans Offi- cer for Combat Logistic Squadron 2 Headquarters with significant underway experience with the 2nd Fleet Staff as Fleet and Battle Force Logistics Coordinator Planning Officer. LCDR Iverson wears the Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal, Battle Efficiency Ribbon ftwo awardsj, Navy Expeditionary Medal, Sea Service Rib- bon fthree awardsl, National Defense Medal, and Foreign Service Ribbon Qtwo awardsi. LCDR Iverson assumed duties as Executive Officer aboard USS SAMUEL GOMPERS in May 1990. He is married to the former Michelle Dunne of Chicago, Ill. They have two daughters and one son. P, n P Executive Officer 9 ommand aster hlef BTCM W.G. Armstrong U.S. N vy Master Chief Petty Officer William G. Armstrong, a Navy boiler technician, was born on 20 February 1948 in Portland, Ore. He attended David Douglas High School in Portland, Ore., and enlisted in the U.S. Navy on 25 Feb- ruary l965 at the beginning of the Vietnam Era. Following recruit training at the Recruit Training Center in San Diego, Calif., he was assigned to the destroy- er USS WITEK CDD 8481, homeported in Newport, R.I. Subsequest assignments included: Naval Station Phila- delphia, Pa.g USS HOEL CDDG 131: USS BROOKE CDEG ljg Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton, Wash., USS BRINLLEY BASS QDD 8871: USS ORLECK QDD 88613 DACT FMAGPAC, San Diego, Calif., USS CAMDEN QAOE 21: USS HECTOR CAR 71, NORU, NTC Annex, Orlando, Fla.: NRS Sacremento, Calif.: and SSC, NTC Great Lakes, Ill. Master Chief Armstong was assigned to USS SAM- UEL GOMPERS on 8june 1988 and was assigned to the Repair Department as the Senior Enlisted Advisor. He relieved AWCMQACQ Michael C. Hobbs as Com- mand Master Chief on 11 December 1989, He was reassigned to the Repair Department in March 1990 as the Department Leading Chief Petty, having been relieved by ASCMQAWD Gregory P. Heimann as Com- mand Master Chief. Master Chief Armstrong is scheduled to transfer to the Fleet Reserve 31 March 1991 having completed 26 years of active naval service. 10 Command Master Chief Command Master hief ASCMQAWQ .P. Heimann ..NVy Master Chief Petty Officer Gregory P. Heimann, a Navy Aviation Support Equipment Technician, was born in Fargo, N.D., on 29 December 1948. He graduated from Chief Sealth High School, Seattle, Wash., in june 1967. He enlisted in the Navy on 26 june 1968. Following recruit training at the Recruit Training Center in San Diego, Calif., he was assigned to Naval Sta- tion Midway Island. Subsequent assignements have included: Naval Sta- tion Sanley Point, Republic of the Philippines: Air Anti- Submarine Squadron 33 QVS-331, San Diego, Calif.: Pacific Missile Range Facility Barking Sands QPMFRQ Kauia, Hawaii: Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department, Naval Air Station Barbers Point, Hawaii: USS TARAWA ILHA ll: Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Depart- ment, Naval Air Station Miramar, Calif.g and Naval Man- agement Systems Support Office Detachment Pacific QNAVMASSO DET PACQ. Master Chief Heimann was assigned to USS SAMUEL GOMPERS QAD 379 in March 1990 as Command Master Chief. He is a graduate of Chaminade University, Hawaii, with the degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration. Master Chief Heimann wears the Navy Commenda- tion Medal, Navy Achievement Medal Qtwo awardsj, Battle Efficiency Ribbon, Navy Good Conduct Medal lifive awardsj, Navy Expeditionary Medal, National Defense Medal, and Sea Service Ribbon Qtwo awardsj. He is married to the former Dianne Marie Webber of Denver, Colo. She is a Navy Chief Aviation Maintenance Administrationman assigned to Patrol Squadron 31 CVP- 315 at Naval Air Station Moffett Field, Mountain View, Calif., as the Maintenance Admin Officer. Command Master Chief 11 nderwa WESTPAC 90 . 5 ? 4 ,, K'-, J tu 'W ' 1 v'-'if fa- , . ,..f3.s Z I l. X I 4:myiei,H,4. T ,Q P V? fi I' Q Departure 13 ruise Log 12jAN 19:AN QQSAN 28fAN 27fAN 28:AN QQIAN Q. OQFEB 05MAR 07MAR IIMAR IGMAR IQMAR CZBMAR OGAPR OSAPR llAPR O7MAY OQMAY 'Z 5 M AY 26 M A Y 29M AY Departed NAS Alameda, Calif., un- der-way enroute Fleet Activities Sa- sebo, japan, with Amphibious Ready Group 3 1 Underway replenishment with USS CIMARRON CAO 1775 Crossed International Dateline, advanced calendars to 24jAN Chop to COMSFVENTHFLT LP Turbine casualty Steel Beach Diverted to Fleet Activities Yokosuka, japan Arrived Fleet Activities Yokosuka, japan Underway enroute Fleet Activities Sasebo, japan Arrived Fleet Activites Sasebo, japan Crewmembers visit Seibo-No-Kish- in Orphanage in Nagasaki, japan VADM R.K.U. Kihune, COM- NAVSURFPAC. visited the ship Underway enroute Naval Station Subic Bay, the Philippines Arrived Naval Station Subic Bay, the Phiippines: ASCMQAWJ G.P. Heimann re- ieved BTCM W.G. Armstrong as CMC Underway enroute Fleet Activities Yokosuka, japan Steel Beach Arrived Fleet Activities Yokosuka, japan Underway enroute Fleet Activities Sasebo, japan Arrived Fleet Activities Sasebo, japan Personnel lnspect.ionfAwards Underway enroute Pusan, South Korea: Arrived Pusan, South Korea LCDR Iverson relieved LCDR P.H. Case as XO 14 Cruise Log l- 3IMAY OQJUN 06jUN 07jUN iijUN l3M'UN I7:UN 23fUN 24:UN QSSUN 28fUN QQSUN SOSUN oijut osjut otsjut O7jUL osjut OQJUL 12jUL High winds Q40 knots with gusts up to 55 knots-plusj caused ship to pull away from pier, parting five mooring lines, destroying one boat boom and damaging another, with minor damage to two brows and platformsg quick action by the duty section, Deck and Engineer- ing personnel in particular, prevented further damage Underway enroute Hong Kong Arrived Hong Kong BMI Billy D. Romanowitz died while in a liberty status ashore Underway enroute Naval Station Subic Bay, the Philippines, Memorial Service for BMI Roma- nowitz A Arrived Naval Station Subic Bay, the Philippines Underway enroute Naval Station Pearl Harbor, Hawaii Chop to COMTHIRDFLTg Safety Standdown Steel BeachfGong Show Crossed International Date Line, retarded calendars to 28jUN Pizza Nightg Gompers Playhouse presented I've Come Too Far SR Gloria jesus died on board Memorial Service for SR jesus Arrived Naval Station Pearl I-Iarbor, Hawaiig embarked Tigers Underway enroute NAS Alameda, CA, with Amphibious Ready Group 3, Tiger Cruise Ice Cream Social Bingo Night Steel Beach, Gompers Playhouse presented I've Come Too Far HA Night of Stars Talent Showcase Arrived NAS Alameda, CA, ending the ship's 14th deployment if Serving the F eet Commaiidf-r Flc-ct Acftivitivs Suse-bo, 5121172111 COYTIITIZIIICICI' Fleet Aftivilic-s Yokosukzi, 5111111111 Commzmdcr 'IIZISIQ Force- 725 Destroyer SQLIZICIITJII O9 Destroyer Squziclron I5 Destroyer Squziclron 35 Amphibious Squziclron 153 USNS MERCY 4Q'I'.-XII 195 USNS SPICA QIAFS 95 USS ALAMO QLSD 335 USS BEAUFORT IAIS 25 USS BLUE RIDGE QLCC 195 USS BRUNSWICK I.-X'I'S 35 USS BUNKER HILL ICC 525 USS CARL VINSON ICYX 705 USS CLEVELAND IQLPD 75 USS COCHRANE QDDG 215 USS CU RTS IFFG 585 USS DUBUQUE QLPD 85 USS ELLIOT IDD 9675 USS FIFE IDD 9915 USS FORT FISHER QLSD 405 USS FRESNO QLST 11825 IQSS 11,x1115oc:14 Lssx 6215 Lss 11,311.1-1,x14,x1.1x 4.9112 255 LISS 14xoxL1f1f 115525 Lss I,.-XRIC L:11,xx11'1..Lx1N ICG 575 Lss 1.oc:14woo11 111' 10645 Lss 51.1 Lixrx 14141.51 1,111 225 IQSS x1111w,x1' Lux' 415 Liss x1,xcp,x11,x 1f,x1,1,s mrs 35 IQSS o1.111ax15oR1-' quo 9725 Liss 111-i1,1-11.1L' 11,11-x 55 IQSS R1a1f.x'1f,s ICG 245 Lss ROBISQN CDDG 125 IQSS Rooxm' DAVIS CFFG 605 IQSS sm 131iRNARD1No qLs'1' 11395 IQSS sAx1osEqAFs 75 IQSS sr LoL'1sqL14A 1165 Lss s'1'1i1x IFF 10655 Lss S'1'ERE'I I' ICG 315 Lss 'I'AL I'OG qssN 6395 Lss '1'ow12Rs QDDG 95 rsss 'rRL'x'1'1gN CCGN 355 uss YINCENNES ICG 495 Lfss wABAsH 4.21011 55 Tended Units 15 W Surface Warrio l Surface Warfare Gfficer LT Maureen Sullivan LTjG Mark Woodside l Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist? 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'bf' 20 Flight Operations 1-1'- 'Lf-X lx' X QXKN A gd? '59 M 1- x , N. .xxx l. I s .. V0 nk -si ,Qi-V H 'Y X X rx Y K,- -:A 'b gx A 1 H I 1 Yblask, X -.. i 'Ui Fllght Operations 21 if 22 Damage Control Damage Contr O DEED DUDE Y f X GQ 5 Z mmm IBD' Administrative Ella QWO3 W.K. Rogers l Admin Officer LCDR wo. chrysrai LT jp. Parker YNCMfSSl R- Valencia Chaplain Legal Officer Admm LCPO 1 L 4 Admin: Super Sarnis City Hall T The Administrative Department provided a wide vari- ety of personnel-oriented services for the crew of USS SAMUEL GOMPERS, as well as crewmembers of tended units. tliroughout WESTPAC 90. Similar to the executive offices of a large coporation, Admin provided such services as personnel administra- tion, legal assistance, public relations, education and train- ing, counseling, security. In addition, Admin operates a Post Ofhce. and a TY and radio station. From the Admin Office yeoman, who kept the paper- work flowing and the officers' service records up-to-date, to the Master-at-Arms Force, who preserved the peace on board, the men and women of Admin performed many needed functions. 24 Administrative . . - time i The daily routine was often anything buf mu 'G . . . fl I even with unforeseen situations such HS haw S seas . crewmember on emergency leave from OVCI' , if spondence still had to be answered, service redffdfn made, as well as preparing the Plan of the Day Of lowing day. O - Admin Department personnel carried out then duties in work centers located throughQUf.t part of the ship, but the common bond linkmg the goal of providing the quickest and most pf service possible for every single cust0ITl9f- p Nothing but the best of Service Supremet Se needing one of the many Admin Departmen g 0 co 3 va he fo ,A the HQ ofeSS, fvfl? rvltl .V if X Division -.W in S w . ,qs , ,P .. .W 5 1 , K' 3 ' hi ' 1'w5.i'f , .VV B- -1-. cdr ,V . ...qwzx 4 K.. A. , ,1 1-i ' ,-x ' Qoi, 4? Q13 SHI 'I'.K. Hus I 8 , H It NAM i Rmimlriri lx Ilzilu Xi Xl U1iii,iiriiX.Kiult'Si N I fi! i Xl I lluiigliis P11 IO! lizriiiii XI, Ifililllg llifk PNC Hiffibvrh Y. Wvrks NC! Hiirlic' .N Ray-Wa Pill Rwbvri NI. Garcia l,Nl R!'iN'lkl2l B. Howard HAI Aim C. Logan NINII Raul Lopez BNII Peter Owens izirri 'P ION i X Division 25 ..............9 QIU '1 ,.,. 26 X Division PN1 Victoria L. Winn EN2 Marialuisa Balana YN2 Apryl Brown YN2 Fran Irvine IC2 Robin Anne james MM2 Orison M. jones PN2 Patricia A. Kuhn RP2 Peggy D. Lawton PN2 Marleo B. Marinas WT2 Russell I-I. Miller EM2 Virginia M. Newman BM2 Yvette L. Turner 6 F .An- L 1 i fi I J,...r i Q . ,-i Q' ' ' ' 4' . ---... is 1-g1 T 409 v n Q5 -u 1? . ..., 7-,,,,..,-vw DP2 Rvbc-ua Zviglcfr PX-3 lxwlif- I.. Brock P613 Kc-ith D, Chvatliam l-UIQ? llvnisf- Crrywac-yr-wski PNB Irs- A. Kanllc-r YN3 Kanaxaw N. Kemp YN3 Sinanne H. Kimzey YN3 Pamela A. Marsh PC3 Niarvin C. Merritt YN3 Lakeela S. Smith IC3 Charles R. Trout IC3 Karen L. Wallace X Division 27 RPSN Sheradonrie Beckley PNSN Michael Garrett PNSN Carolynn M. Leek PNSN Mardennis M. Parungao YNSN Lisa M. Strom PNSA Sheredrick A. Edmundson SN Shelly C. Howard 28 X Division 1 K e M M 1 1 I. Q. , , wx EEUU DUDE EEE Deck x ,1 UUE! DEED LCDR W.T. Robinson First Lieutenant i CWO4 W.E. Hendricks Ship's Bos'n BMCS M.R. Laroche Deck LCPO Deck: Ship shape and secure The men and wo direction of the ship's First Lieutenant, are dedicat d 'l- e sai ors who keep USS SAMUEL GOMPERS sea worthy and h. s ipshape from the foc'sle to the stern. Their responsibilities include much more than grind- ing, painting and polishing the brightwork. Deck Depart- ment members are key players in getting the ship under- way and entering ports, conductin fl' h g ig t ops, and underway refueling and replenishment evolutions The boatswain's mates are the experts at directing the deck seamen in line handling, ancho ' ' ring, and operating the small boats and the ship's four cranes The gunner's mates provide the backb men of Deck Department under the one of the 30 Deck 0' shipls security force, and man the 20mm 2111515 fi chineguns at General Quarters. . There's no such thing as an elghkhour daY ' T' - - wa ill' Department personnel when the Sl'l1P 15 undef Y nu V sailors stand watches in the Pilot House Such as mate ofthe watch, helmsman, and let? helmsmili . After Steering, ready to keep the Ship on COu.n on to do so, and the lookouts, on station kfffiplthit watch for other ships, aircraft, and Objects In SAMUEL GOMPERS' boatswain'S mages ner's mates carry on traditions in the d3Y't9' ance of theirujobs that have been part Ofllfel since the sea se ' f' ' i 75 ,L nice was created in 17 - .,- Q 1 . ,ix A ,. ,, r ' J 5 Al- if FXS Pc-!c'r II:-rr.mc-rl BU! llrxrmlri I.. Knrznll BNN PflT1N'lfi D. Fixhvr BNN Manga I.. Alle-n BNIB Fugvnc- L. Baker BNI3 'lkmxzi R. I'1l1gf'Ibl'f BN13 Bryan NIA Hart BXI3 Nicole L. Tucker SN Kenneth F. Ball SN Andrew B. Banks SN Angela Ellman SN Sean D. Kirk SN Kimberly D. Morgan SN Tonya K. Morgan SN jeffrey Wilson SN Cynthia A. Zonka SA john L. Agular SA Wayne A. Fisher SA Davidj. Goodwin SA james E. Manns SA Angela S. Thomas , wxMwqirlqil:ix,wx- -., Q l SR Guy D. Brown SR Melinda L. Courson SR Tammy L. Dowdell SR Diana B. Perla SR jeffrey S. Wright ,gil V Ill 3 ll! 3 HID lr III' L ii -Auw f' 5 4' T 5 :K .f 32 lst Division 2nd Division lBN1flrSWp fury li. Kulmt BN12C14irlzi N14 Krall BNN K1-un Nl. Palais PAH lf'IlIlllf'T R. lilzisfho PAH Anlliony I. ,IUll2illSl'll BX13 Nlifliavl Kowalski SN Yale,-riv I.. Bridge,-s SN ,fxrlriannzi R. Carney SN Robert L. Chirco SN Rc-c aldo Fivltc-au SN Brad johnson SN Scott Neddo SN William A. 'I'olson SN Andrei' 'fretnofl' SN Lourdvifs Vclazquez 2nd Division 33 SA johnny F. Woodruff SR julean S. Byerly SR David S. Gettings SR Anthony Martin SR M.P. Purdy SA jimmelyn J. Batloe SA Brigitte Engel SA Mary C. Lalley SA johnnie D. Lynam SA Gregory W. McCall SA Barry S. Moore SA Diana Orta SA Michael W. Roice wi' L-.B J 34 2nd Division -84.1 -,.. -.5 .ii 3rd Division ' .an S.. H l, in ' ' -v f 'f ,an-n ., , 1. ki' Ng i i M iiiii i' ,Qismyvi 1-Quin -.. if 3 13- 'Q' 945..:'4i , QQ-is 5-. PNN Stauw .X, Rugvrx PNN Sin!! ID. Irion BNN Ni.n'g.n4'r fi., Chr-xtzl BN!! Bxllx IJ, Rmnznmwirl BV? Prison A. Whitchursl BXI3 SD. Banks BNIB Krilx Chenowvlh BHK W, Cnnzalcf BN13 S. A. Hamilton B513 Liuleford BM3 Steven NI. Robson BNI3 W.H. Rose BM3 Shawn R. Willis SN Bonny L. Bradt SN Brown SN E.M. Davis SN john K. Hinz SN Frank T. johnson SN Sherry Mclntyre SN jeffrey W. Pierce SN Sondra W. Smith SN Daniel L. Vokoun SN Linda L. Wankow SN Shawn Wilkerson ff I 5 i1l!illIizfn:.m N6- 4,45 I ...,,,n . yin ..,-. .,....... M .,.w.... .., -:L W.. 4- -mwfnvhq. mlm.-Quad-Q -4-vlrnnn5 X.-ypynfnli? '-,-vbqvpaQ ,manning I -UL Q. Fl- .423 j is 5? 'll 'I 'I 'I L ! Fl in Q x Ximhr i S X C lml R1mos SX loshi X Sandc rs S X BJ Smith S X Stephanie lurnc-r SR X L Aclcock SR Shelly NI. Bennis SR Glenn Dedios SR Dennis E. Dillard SR jessica Fleshner 3rd Division 37 .,............4... W SR Patriciaj. Holmes SR Gloria VI. jesus SR Tina R. Martin SR Kristen Mitchell SR jody L. Miille SR T.R. Moore SR j.M. Neal SR Leonor Taylo SA L.R. Toland SR David W. Watson 38 3rd Division 411:44-1 l 4th Division L b ,gvafufh U-K if -,ff if ,.. If i1Jjk gr-7-' A'-' BM? Catherine M. Lambert SN Rhonda K. Ashpole SN Debriea N. King SA john H. Abram SA Caesar H. Angulo SA Michelle D. Brewer SA Taryn L. Brown SA Monique Y. johnson SA Daniel V. Vega SR S.N. Tilley 4th Division 39 CMCQSWJ Henry Mitchell GMGI Richard L. Linn GMGlQSWljose L. Soto CMG2 David M. Schwedler GMG3 jeffrey M. Kelly GMG3 Lee R. Mitchell SN john R. Adams GMMSN Willis T. Carey SN Iasiah K. King SA Travis L. Covington SA Harvey W. Hyatt SR Momerill D. Anderson 40 5th Division th ivi ior USED EEUU UUE Dental UEEQ al 41 11 1 1 I i 1 1 1. 1 1, E13 15 .1 V1 ,Z '1 1 1 ?1 1 1 Q 1 52 1111 513 11 1' it 11 1 Jf 'qi 15, 1 ' fi 11 K? 131 I1 17? 11's 11 H 315 iii? 3,1 3 1 I L LCDR T.R.P. Neihart Dental Ofhcer LT C.K. Harvey LT D O Hara General Dentist General Dentist Dental: Keeping smiles bright The Dental Department aboard USS SAMUEL Everything from examinations fillings Cl GOMPERS is as modern and capable as any shore-based surgery, ctom ns bridges dentures and C05 delllfll Clil1iC- bonding can be accomplished by the well tral The six-chair facility is complete with an oral surgery perienced staff Our four dental ofhcers Eve df suite, X-ray room, central sterilization area, and a pros- tants, two laboratory technicians and tW0 3 thetic laboratory. The dedicated, caring staff provide personnel take pride in providing N0 one Ser state-of-the-art treatment to SAMUEL GOMPERS' sail- per Sam sailors as well as those from the Shlps ors as well as those who depend on the tender for their come to depend on us for Serxlce Supfe care. 42 Dental D ivision I , V AL: , D we if V' My aa r Wwwngr ff O 9' -l l rl' 2 'A 'J' ' . -r ,, 1 4 'Y x W -.... - 4 I X 'K 5 gi -25 l x Q ? ,f f mwfm... 'iv 1 A lx ig! L. .Dlx :L 'HR -. 5 'J . E H 'xii 6 'iw Wu -i 'Me ,rw X 3 4 vc- , DTPI Karen Nl. Henriksen D'l'llSXN'l Rhondine CI. Simmons DT? Roxanne K. Rivers DTP3 Daniel 'If Burleigh D F3 Raul Garcia D T3 Shella Hunters D-X YN lllxam XX hlte D Dlvlslon 43 , . n V: W I 5 s V? 710:32 ...mm-. J. ,l ., ':24..,.., Q l l .... .1 ff-NW. DT3 Grela N..NIcKenzie ln- 44 D Division X 15' AN. M l 'ffi PW f 1 .,,,,, Jw 'Wi' N EEUU DUDE fl Engmeermg 1 'IIIIID .en 1 - Engineering 45 : '.s -nv g O LT K.M Haberlin Chief Engineer MMCMQSWQ C A Spurrier Engineering LCPO Getting us there Mobility - without it USS SAMUEL GOMPERS is not very different from a shore-based ship intermediate maintenance activitv. But due to the efforts of the , men and women in the Engineering Department, Super Sam can carry out its mission of repairing other ships of the fleet anywhere in the world. In addition to operating and maintaining the ship's propulsion plant, the Engineers also provide Hotel servi ces - electricity, steam and heat, air conditioning, tel- ephones, and fresh and potable water - for the ship and 46 Engineering ivision ' I dau f' 19 N I Gif ,,Ef. '-' W-,., L. 4, Q -f'vL-Y'-w f--vw!!! Per: elf iv' ' ' 2 H A i V .fri 1 V J 'X .il M l l Xl.iazH'e'rif Snlliuin Nlxlf l,.1i'r'x ll.i.n PNI Nlulmc-l l. lhrks NlNll lxmzr P XNi2lll4f'I' NlNll lcrrx Williams FN? file-nn Nl. Franklin FN2 Clase-x Nlidrllc-brook UNI? ,-Xnflre-w W. Nlooriey EN? Earl Reed MNT? Doc Severson EX? james L. Smiley EN? Daryl Williams A Division 47 MM3 EN3 David 'I'. Ashton MM3 Dale A. Barnhill EN3 David A. Kraeger ENS Daniel R. Labonte EN3 Grace M. Lazano EN3 james R. Purcell EN3 Gary D. Reeves .. p-5 Q v. EN3 jeffrey Rogers EN3 james D. Smith EN3 Mario Starnes Douglas W. Youngblood l 48 A Division 'J lf.- 9:4 ,W AU FNFN jimmy Hacinas FNFN Clcmcnt Riley FA julic- Donlcy FNFA Mary K. Dupey MMFA Kari L. Lancette FA Angela M. Stone FR Daniel F.. Abbott FR Tonya A. Harding FR Victor Martinez FR Cheryl D. Walcott A Division 49 LTjGjames A. Collins BTI Michael Hinds BTI Rafael A. Rivera BTI Anthony Wallace BT2 Steven D. Bohannan BT2 William E. Campbell BT2 james L. Kinninkin BT3 Roger Brown BT3 Fernie Castillo BT3 Tina Churchill BTS Sharon R. Crippen BT3 Ted Engh BT3 Mario C. Galapon BT3 Alvin Hammonds BT3 David M. King G 50 B Division Z B Divi io Q x . ! O 5 ,. P A in 76 la :f 1.45 l in F' -l I ' ' f i 1. ' Q 2-' V ! vi' -I ' l B l 3 Xlolly ,X. Rvyiiolfls li I QB Kc-xiii Rice' B lil llviirx I.. Schixnii BTX Oxvn .X Williams FN Xlifhzivl Cori BTI-'X -joseph P. Robson IDCFN Richard L. Smith B'IiF.fX He-Ctor A. Abarro t !,V.,,,... , . . .. ,,,,,. BTFA Glenda A. Swain FR Scott A. Ferguson FR Wayne A. jay FR Crystal D. Palos FR Erwin P. Slennis B Division 51 LTjG Scot Arasmith EMC Rod B. Castaneda EMC David R. Craig IC2 Catherine S. Banfill EM2 Sean M. Eckhardt EM2 Maria Lapuz EM2 jacquelyn H. Moore IC2 Norman L. Rand jr. IC3 Robin L. Beach EM3 Eloise Bridges IC3 Pauline T. Brown EM3 james Cain EM3 Cora B. Clincy IC3 Valarie N. McClellan EMS Melissa Stapley .rm WF E Divi i 'S .N I. A 52 E Division r X X, A .- xx 54 H X lXHX1mh4II X I KSN-un? X N lmlrl Hulcm 'I gm F INS1 tISx X Iizrnn Benn P A Pere-r Ferguson lin Fox FX lx1rc'nR Frc icrc FWFX I'immhx B Niolnar FWF X Brenda Sfhaffcr FR Petra -X Gawlan FR Nhke Rodarmel I 1-9, I MMI Edward F. East MM2 Thomas G. Langlois MM2 Ronald L. Phillips MM2 David Townsend MM3 Ericj. Allen MM3 Albert L. Andrews MM3 joel V. Argonza DCS Michzxcrl A. Bruce MM3 jason P. Carlson MMS Mzu'cc-lino D. Duyu :rg - rr: 4 Eff? Y,-'. mf -. Es 'X S. x-. i I V . ffl ff' N! IQ 5 Q M., ,g 2 - , ,, 1' .g , gb ., 'Q 1- ' iw .uw I f if 54 ff ill inf- 25' iz :Ulu ., , 1 1 V X1Nl7 V' ir- ll ldxllilllfl Xlxll 'xl lvlarzrimi VV: f '-,imp ll llimlu , , NlNl N X 'rHi .1 llf-rri.mrlf'1 VNU ..Xllll'lfll1X Ifllnlpi XlXll Ric lmrrl PM Sc hmiflr l'fX Clhrlx flfirlfw PIX l.irl:4 Rohr-rrii NINIFA Michelle Bladen F.-X David NI. Krueger FR Marcus A. Ellis FR john Sl. Wolven 5 M Division 55 LTjG Candace Lynn Phillips HTI joseph D. Wilcox HT2 Dean L. Dinson DC2 Roy A. Giarrusso DC2 Paul Kazmarek DC2 Kathleen Victoria DC3 Paul A. Carpitcher DC3 Mark Henningson DC3 Carhleen A. Keller DC3 David A. Martinez DC3 john H. Mobley 56 R Division DCCS john C. Polly DCC Cory F. Reilly DC1 Brian S. Berlau i R Divisioe pi I 4 . Warm ,fa .X,. , ii' 5 L 38. -I lJC..4 him ,X Sniitli llfjl Rolaiiclkl. Xhlsfiii ll l 5 lx:-iiiivtli l' Six ll l'FN ldrludrcl fl, .'xSUIlCll DCFN Linda Br:-we-r DCFN Klamc-s B. Nlantia FN Georgina Shockley F.-X Candy L. Capps FA Tracy Nl. Hooper FA Gwendolyn Williams FR Cherlyn Nelee FR Kimberly V. Nelson R Division 57 1 ' V' 'li .JWW Wm , pi X' xl -fu' X., 6 ff 'a 'bd ,..f-M' i 58 R Division EEUU DEED Medlcal DEED EEUU Medlcal 59 EEE! I LT A.P. Fallon Medical Officer 5 2 i 2 l i ENS E.A. Baldwin ENS A.S. Allen HMC Trissler 5 Rad. Health Officer Physician's Assistant M6d1C21l LCPO Guardians of good health The Medical Department, staffed by a Medical Offi- cer, Physician's Assistant, Radiation Health Officer, and 15 enlisted hospital corpsmen, strive to provide the best medical care available. Whether they're dispensing cold packs, motion sick- ness pills, orjust a word of advice, Medical personnel even tually see just about everyone in the SAMUEL GOM PERS' crew. They also provide health care services to sail- ors from the ship's tended units. Many of the hospital corpsmen assigned are trained in a specialized area of health care such as lab or X-ray technician, pharmacy, preventive medicine, and radiation health. 60 Medical The corpsmen's responsibilities don't end uiithlf tient care. Testing potable water throughout the 5h'P'w ducting heat stress surveys in the engif1CCfmg.5Pacc maintaining 1,200 medical records, ordering medlcalfui Plies, and training the crew- in first aid and CPR aff.: some of the many jobs the corpsmen perform. Theyg also members of the ship,s Flying Squad and inpoffrk Parties, as well as manning Medical Battle Stat10I15 dv F General Quarters and November Emergenies. I 'Dr From daily Sick-call to annual flu shots, Medlcakeq partment members devote their time and taler1tS W ing their shipmates healthy. 3 H Di i ion H0wEL L X44 if HUC xxfilfif' Fulton HUC Renafo If-gasp: HN1C1I.is:iX1an1foId HNTI Donald Home-II ABF! Diane Siatroni H XII Theodore NCCI HMI Belinda Sanders HSI? Debra Moore alley H Division 61 HM2 Russel Whitaker SKS janet Smith HN Covarrubias Arteaga HN Rommel Deguzman SN Dayna Dunn HN Mark Sorensen 62 H Division gpg i3 V-9'-3 HMS Shellie Edling HM3 Ruth England HM3 Sean Erskine 5194 EEUU EDGE PCTZIUOIIS fy ,--1-if . mmm DUI! Ill LT D.L Atencio Operations Officer u it 5 if ,kg I 1, f, f rnyfl ETC MJ jorewicz Operations LCPO Keeping Super Sam on track For the men and women of the Operations Depart- ment, WESTPAC 90 presented the challenge of not only transiting from Alameda to several ports throughout the Western Pacific, but making many of those transits as part of Amphibious Ready Group 3. More often than not, USS SAMUEL GOMPERS steams independently, thus members of Operations gained invaluable experience in theirjobs during the deployment. Teamwork in essential in Command and Control, and the members of Operations all did their part to ensure the h. s np got to where it had to go, when it had to be there, an essential part of the ship's mission. 64 Operations feb. I-1'I'l Roger D. David FT2 Steven M. Conner YN3 Susan Nl. Collins ET3 Michael Schmidt FT3 Beth L. Straubhaar OE Divisio OS3 Michael C. Smith RP3 Lisa A. Wright OSSN M. J. Rhinesmith OSSN Michelle Zicker OSSA Mary Bishop OSSA Melinda Chronister OSSA Tracy R. Cutler OSSA Kristina A. Farmer OSSR Lizette Medina OSSR Tammy Reiff 66 OI Division ivision - .ig-6 , . rv-11-vw-.gg 2 1 I Fw -if J' -' I.I'WiIl1am G. If-mison QXH Srvphf-n Sharp QMS Scott Costello QN13 Paige- Sears QMSN Andrea M. Chulig QMSN Johanna T. Grant QMSR Gwendolyn Arrington QMSR Mary B. Garvin LT Ronald F. Davis ON Division 67 68 OR Division LTJG Mark D. Woodside RMI Rhonda K. Peters RM2 Shawn P. Morang RM2 Daryl R. Taylor RM2 Larry Williams RM3 Vernie S. Bullock RMS Robert F. Bundy RMS Pattie I. Clark RM3 joel M. Fields RM3 Debra D. Gordon RM3 Glynn jackson RM3 johnjalynn T. jones UR Divisi .J is-.lf Sf --,,,,. .un . 4,........--fi . n ...W , 'fi 52? i lx .il 'iv -3, ., . RN14 ,Xlmn N. Pziirick R'xHf,1imlyii ll, Pram RNH f,kxt'Il1'IIt' C' l'1'rry RNH Rim N1. Sum RHSN Xigirfiu A. Cliirris RXISN .-Xnrhuny D, Hanna RHSN Le-unard Kinnard RNIS.-X Nfcflixsa C. jvnkins SR Donna ,jc-wc-ll SR Katherine A. Peters OR Division 69 if SM3 Linda Flores SMS Brittany Schoor SN Roger Klakken SMSA Eric M. Hough 4 M QQ Q, P Unlllll l'L IIIXX l.L.L.Lx 'tvvvr Xllll uni lllh ll I IX EIB '47 .14-22.7 Repalr Rp 71 l l I CDR R. S. McCord Repair Officer ,gl Q i . yr M I 1 if , 'f ' f MW ,, WWW f' x ,Q ,fix ,W CDR R. A. Schwarting Repair Officer i 5. 'f , ,J 'Q 5 LCDR W. E. BTCMQSWQ G. E. BTCM W. G. 1 Deatherage Bernhard ATIQSIYOUS Asst. Repair Ofhcer Repair LCPO RCP-HIT LCP0 f is ii! 3. Repair: obody The 500-plus members of the Repair Department, making up half of the ship's crew, can performjust about anyjob that can be done at a shore-based ship repair facil- ity short of major overhaul work. The men and women of Repair not only out-produce just about every tender in the Navy, the quality of their work is second to none. Repair's production output has brought the ship five consecutive Repair HR awards, and the accomplishments of WESTPAC 90 have made the sixth Repair R in a row a sure bet. During the deployment extended hours and shift- work became a way of life for members of many Repair Department work centers, but customer satisfaction and 72 Repair does it better quality of work never suffered. From planning ?10bS:I ing the final quality assurance check, RCPW5 J craftsmen and technicians are the best'afl0Hf, 3 5 to many shore-based ship repair facilities. .A Bravo Zulus were received from CVCPY Cu. afloat flag ofhcer in the Western PacifiC during. PAC 90, reconfirming USS SAMUEL GOMPE 7a 5 tation as the Navy's premier tender. I A S From overhauling valves to repalfmg radar ' 1 . d . . does it better than anybody else. For the men 12 -,f of the Repair Department, Service SuPfemdn'f 1 j than the shipfs motto, it's their standard Opera dure. i ing., R-1 Division 'f Z if l v 4 . I I 1.9 51. X W l i 1 . xx. 6112135 1 .hi '55 fm-X 35' ,,. CQWO2 Charlc-s R. Crvss ll'l KI lloiisild R. Bigger ll'l'ClfSWl-lvllrcy ll. Blaum ll'l'ClfSWl Henry l.. Smith PNH li-.elim D. Evziiigclisla PNHQSWJ William A. Fadgen H'l'l Donaldj. Kaslcaddcn ll'l'l Thomas H. Scott Ill H'I'l Mark A. 'l'imm H'lil Cris Ward H'I'l Floyd Wiser HT2 julia Anderson HT2 jeffrey P. Carvalho HT2 Donald E. Cecil HT2 james F. Childs R-l Division 73 HT2 T. R. Cole HT2 Linda P. Colean HT2 Sandy Conner HT2 Bobby L. Edwards HT2 Lovasier Fish HT2 Manuel S. Gonzales HT2 Reubenj. Gonzales HT2 Kerry L. Hawkins HT2 David Heath HT2 Nicki L. Heller HT2 Mark Kregler HT2 Brian Leedahl HT2 Bradley D. Leigh HT2 W. E. Mayo HT2 Kenneth R. Michels l X35 X Ng l'i-'v , WM i gl mg 1 -N A l1 d 'l,., li 'XV i , i M. .NEW N ll' X mv- Malik. MHQAWM, in ' ' i. ,H . A aw ll iw, li .i lf? walk'-N .w l OOii ffl: l' -M- .iv in .wi W ,-lwdfil wlii1Mpw'N':a: a, il'- WV i' dll' 'W' V 1 ' Am, . N my A li .l.l.mm l m,,.+l ,lil X :aw .lvlsl lim.,f-V-lifwwwky 'eww f .- i- ww wgMDiiflu..-ll,,i'w.i.-.wiwww My wlwl i l - 'ix is wiillllkh ll'.Qg'ititlil- xfwl'i.IilfWf'iiWiWflfllilill 'slilivwllcw 'X ,n W-'-'W ,wfllvl-'wil' ww-ml..-flix.-ftmwll m,...myll il -i-N, mx- it MMM- nfl. w l 'l al QW'l'll'31F'iTl5lllll'fflhllllwllll W W2 .-Swllf' .- -Wi' Qi? Fill' y ilfilliwlw ,faglf g.g3fW xy iggQiQr1J r V i Wi N 1 qi 'X-lei' '-ns . ' -Ll , lflllllillllll if i- wllwl my 5, iam in 3 -it-wg I: -Q 1' 5 L l 74 R-1 Division s Q rf' .- .Ib .. 5 Iniiiiif' X XII Niiii IITYIIIIILI IIifviii.n Ruin.: Xiirlifuix Rfvliliisriii Il,u ui X Smith Iinkif- I,. Sriiilh I'Yl'fIR..II1IfkNIllII I. 'I nIIlxf'I Iluiiim NI. Wzilxh Igirmw XNJHI-:ins I'hiI Yctlvr Pc-lc-r H, Burleigh Bradly NI, Dc'uc'rIin5,, .-Xmhrmy C. Iipps 'Iummy jordan R-I Division lo 'v HT3 David D. Kelly HT3 Reginald Mannings HT3 Philip A. Omiveros HT3 Theresa M. O'Quinn HT3 Thomas C. Pyefinch I-IT3 Kevin Reid HT3 Laurie-J. Richard HT3 Richard Sterzinger HT3 Lori Swanson HTFN Tony Bradley FN C. Buskey HTFN jay Frascone DCFN Lawrence C. Garcia HTFN Patricia Huffman HTFN Amanda R. Meade gfsim ,N . ., .. . ., . f'V'f f?ff?2f 'E' Tfrayx-'kfii ffifififiififgl'iififf' ' ' 16 R-1 Division 'i Y . m , than bbw- 'ff' '54 FN Brian K. Sc-urs H'I FN Hiiwn F.. 'I zipahzi PX Ixmin l..'II'2lfHh2ll'T1 H VPN Ciharlc-s Wvukland HTF.-X -lnsvph A. Pmakcr FA Justin 51. Barc- FA john Bc-rmani F.-X Christine L. Buck F,-X Scott A. Caglf: FA Karen Dennis R-1 Division 77 N .1 'nn 1' ,M ia-X 'E 3.1 ,. X FA Robertj. Dixon FA Richard Dory HTFA jason R. Farrow HTFA Andrew Kleman DCFA jon Picotte . HTFA Michael Ramirez FA A. H. Sabbagh FAjim R. Wells FR john D. Bement FR Robert Collins Uffwiif lwwi siwlw J.- I-A 251111 U.,-4 , . jf.. ,I K ,f J- xg-df f X ! Aj ' .Q Q Y? 78 R-1 Division Q v -.X 'ax , Ptxxwz-f '1w ug,-' 1941, Nr--M -ki' mga-, X UM, if QR NTQA H Fr,-xr FR lm' N1 fnbvm FR Ie'r':AfwlF IM Lum FR C1iwr1xt1:m l,. Rrmx uhm FR Warm Sm hmmm FR Mzxrlhf-ww Schmf FR Sheila 'Fudd FR Lisa Thomas FR Joyce Ward 1 K, f CW02 David D. Harper BTCMCSWQ Gilbert E. Bernhard MMC Larry D. Bilbrey MMC M. Carino MMCQSWQ Danilo D. Dagdag MLC Carlos S. Gutierrez MMCQSWJ Ricard N. jones MMCCSWJ Efren D. Lopez MMC Michael A. Meadows MMCCSWJ Amado R. Serrano MRC V. D. Martirez MRC james A. Steinfort BTC Renato T. Viernes MRIQSWQ Alfred M. Bartolo MMIQSWJ Lawrence Bishop 80 R-2 Division - Divisio lx ,iv X AX R in L .YQ gggrgi-i' 'S NTXIMSXNJ Vziblitri R. Clgislillo N1N1l lfiliiillllc-111111111 NTU Jax d 11111110 ll.: I I N1N1l Iii:-iixmiirln fiimigcu URI Iiidif' It llznrismi UNH S2iFHlIQ'i fl. Iiilflilv' MXH ,john A. Horn xH,ifSXN'j Rmmld V. Larson UNH llaxid 1.111011 511.1 Ricardo Ni. Nialixi MRI Arislcrcls Pasibc- MNII Pacifica Sun MNHKSWJ Lcronard Trinidad MR2 Iimmanual Ablog NIMQKSWJ Gabriel C. Alabama R-2 Division 81 MR2 Nancy A. Bolf MR2 Caseyj. Bressem MR2 Kim R. Carpenter EN2 Charles Clayton MR2 Deanna M. Cusick ML2 Andrea P. Denny MM2 G. D. Dinoso EN2 EN2jerome Elkins BT2 Thomas Fenske MR2 D. Fontaine EN2 Tracy A. Fulks MM2 Michael L. Keller MR2 Robert B. Laible MR2 Penny S. Lee MR2 james A. Nasados -s O I fi in 'l f PW 1 fl' ,f X XX fr 89 R-2 Division X wx i ' in - E if -,, ',,. .,,. 'nw-'wi' f., . If -,. W 5 -'Y ' ir 2' Q 5 fp , - ' :L :J 'X , ' .. f 1 - S ff ff. 1 f ,, i. , ,.. - 0 It J T i F Cf E f.w'i' NTNIJ l H' ll Vlillliilr R VV! lfwl ,X Rwwi UNI J Nl:-iilirii I Sfwlrl VRJ Ihfiiirix X. Simrks NTRQWVJ Rwggvllw .-X. 'I IHPIUIJNUII NIN11 Pimricgi N, ,'XleAx:iruic'r PNB liatririzi A. Bull:-mint' URL Snr-Hx A. Bc-lrhc-r V1.3 fXiig1'lza I . Buririrr WWI , Niichzn-I fx. Bragg GSN13 Mark B. Camacho N1N13xjc-rry Xi. Cartcr NIN13 Kevin Curtis MR3 Glen .-X. Danford MR3 Leonardo I. Deleon R-2 Division 83 MM3 Larry D. Eady MM3john H. Fitts MR3 Timothy G. Forrson MR3 john Frates EN3 Raymond A. Hill BTS Deborah A. Kotula MM3 Terry L. Maine MM3 jesse Nevarez EN3 Aaron M. Payne MM3 Chris Pena MR3 Rita D. Ransom MM3 jeffrey T. Rike ML3 Patricia A. Sledd MM3 Ed Spears GSE3 Manuel Talledo-Garcia rl i .Q if Mil' Q' fil l. W 'Ally ' if Q' fb . ll P Y y . A A ' EEL-il .. ' ' gy 1 rl. . l l l HV Y l ,Fl .rim -'.1W'lLvi,'l+llv,l 'l9Qll3.ll,i'.l54 Jimi. .1 'llll ,. ll'Yl?+lllxgll:1ll IN - .- .. ll X Y , fm... ' V l, ,VW vb ' - .. 'Jig -2' ww. gli. .W 'iii-naw' ,warg ali... ..lfafl.l..g.ix.wlyf.llll.ei-Y.il. My lwf .,:il'..,i3i.,:',y5.wva y:QQi.i-.vw , nm 'ii .., qw, v of Hu. 1 2 Mlgifwrfl..'iiMywyegfif'.lili5lly: l f .ig-wi: ' .iqlfzln ' A vw x5:.,.lAu1v'.ql5 me - 4'll.Wl1fw Wlfli ...yy y .W.gL,l..l5 Www, wi -.sw 1 will -. l 1 .W l-Milf Mvlillll. .ll.i.wliilQ5g 55.5. 4 ' NWN. l Q.i.'.9,l.w v if Ga .-CQ: X . ' A . .. .. . if ,, M... qw, dl lf ' tal. l ' , . lm. ali 1 A lyx WM ll My E7 'l' i'h'bl:'.l.5l.+'. 44,4 S4 R-2 Division I 4 , , I Nilliillziiic-1-ii Walls WRFN 'I ilm Ni. Bvlic' Isl:- PN Nzitiiziiiivl lluiiiiiiigs NILFN l,iiim'tl4' lriuiis XIHFN Yxrmrw CI. lnln-1 'WLFN Niifhzwl P. N1c'N1ulivii VHFN Robert L. Miller NBIFN 5101111021 Ii. Rc-ynolds WMF.-X 'Iiiara Carr N1RFA'I'im Isle-r NIRFA David Kirkpatrick BTFA Ken R. Kobarl NIRFA Bryan Nicidinger FA Avis Ni. Oglesby MMF.-X Dawn N1. Peery R-2 Division 85 ' Lyiiivi-iw M i Skip 1 'ix ,.', ,r,fiiii3WiiiiWXi, , MRFA Kirk A. Rasmusson ,ijii,5lg1gigor FA Remonia G. Wade A X V i i 'A 'i FR Michelle L. Baker BTFR Safrona Brazell ii ii ix i X WSW iw. Win XX ' ' ii , N , 'i WY M ww . MRFR H. Berndt MMFR Roxanne V. Brown MRFR Eric Carter BTFR Deborah L. Danley ANL FR Luann L. Dons it Qi MRFR jesse Howard MRFR Barbara A. Roybal FR Trina C. Thompson MRFR jennifer A. Varao MRFR Gaudencio E. Vitugjr. KK WI0W'i.ii i' v X T ' 1 X i,iifiri.i1i1f N ' Nix M 1-1 'rv 86 R-2 Division rl' Ill FH Ht S FH-Il! X Fi I , 5, b ,, Ji' avi' R-2 Division 87 88 R-3 Division ENS Gary W. Criglow EMCSCSWJ Alberto Nevado EMCCSWJ Ricardo F. Aquisap EMCQSWQ Nestor R. Aranda EMC joseph M. Hill EMCCSWI Craig Mayberry EMI Rex V. Alarin EMI Robert R. Flores ICI Petronilo Martinez EMI Robert L. Rhodes EMI EMI Federico C. Tala EMI Denis M. Valyo -4 R-3 Divi io A I uv- . U if I' j . . I VW l.l. S M . ,. . . A , 1 , li -w v:wi2. . ?giQ , f www ...Vi Iv -,,,4r .04-'N M. . nh EM? Nazarene Bannis EM? Cesar D. Burdios EM? Segundo Corpuz ICQ Ronaldo L. Cruz IC2 Billyjones ICQ Timothv W. N1c:Cov EM2 Micky M, Piper ' IC2 jospeh A. Rucker EM3 Angela Ackerman ENI3 Loretha Blocker IC3 Corinthia Cooper ENI3 Ferdinand Eslao R-3 Division 89 IC3 Minitj. Keokanya EM5 Michelle C. Maloney EM3 Paulette M. Morris EM3 Emma L. Newton EM3 Cresencio Ratuita EM3 Tammy V. Robinson ICS R. M. Vanistendael ICFN Leon Carlton EMFN Maria Hagan EMFN Vernal L. Harvey 90 R-3 Division FHFN l.imla CQ. jasso PQNIFN Rory ll. Kuhlmann ICFN llc-rvvr Lowery ICZFN R. L. Rs-ed ICFN Lawrence C. Worlen EMF.-X Stacey A. Coen FA Camille L. Nlulkey ENIFA Carol C. Neill EMFA Patricia S. Powell ICFA David E. Plemmon R-3 Division 91 ET1 Rodney D. Adams ETIQSWJ Stanley L. Cross ET1 Lesley S. King RMI Douglas W. Lattimer STGI Thurman Lee ETIQSWQ Maxine Morgan ETI Roger D. Paull ET1 Mark F. Whitworth ETI Don E. Woodward ET2 Brian Bidinger 92 R-4 Division LT Robert E. Evans RMCS David K. Watson STGC Kenneth C. Morgan R-4 Dwi IO FHM ,AAR N A N- 1- Q. ' Af- 4: ' x MR .Ft f Sli . ,- FT? F. IAQ FT? FT? FT? ET? FT? FTE? ET? 'Ikirri Ni. Clmggo iliiercwa Ni. Ilvurxch Earl 'If Fxans Rex .-X. Fr:-nth Lisa A. Cannon Anthony I.. Laxvlle- Kenneth W. Nicalpin Manuel Ruiy Thomas Sapp FC3 john Ni. Ferguson ET3 jerry W. Findlay ET3 Lois I. Fleener R-4 Division 93 ET3 T. L. N. Fredette ETS Roy E. Hams ET3 Eric johnson 'ETS Terri Korns RM3 julie Landis ET3 Robert S. McKibbin ET3 D. M. Morin ET3 Cassandra Nolan ET3 Clifford M. Roberts RMSR Ronde L. Coombs RMSR Dena M. Gilpin SR Irrna Lemus 94 R-4 Division ,.,, ? gg M . 4 'N , , , Q hjfwf v,,, I ik' - inf iii' 'ivlal ' ' l .T Divi ion U3 LIC Eleseojarin IMI Michael E. Berry CWO2 Michael D. Cockerham IMI Michael W. Gordon IMI Charlene P. Gumbs OMI jeffrey K. Howard DMI Martha A. Reed WTI Michael W. Sack OMI Dalej. Smith IMI Randal Swartz L12 Robert L. Anderson R-5 Division 95 ln:-- 96 R-5 Division IM2 Maureen E. Andrieu OMQCSWQ Barry L. Faith GMM? Harold D. jackson L12 johnny K. Neve TMT2 Janice L. Nelson IM2 john Perrotta PHQCSWJ Paul G. Rancourt WT2 R. L. Vinton IM2 Kenneth j. vonArx IMQCSWJ jennifer Warnke GMG3 Shannon Carter FQBUWF .. ' ,,Qd v I I I v ' I I,I.I X :i'I1:Iii.I I., I..IiiIiI HI I XII- XII1IIf'IIl'R. I,IiiIIIiII- I NI I .4 S.IiiIIe'mI I.. IH-if-iv-ii II I,II.if1ICLfHIX.x. I.Ii IIII cm im I' sx SN 3 Slc'pIirii I.. Ian Wzilivr Czixriwa Anita NI. Cm N Briiu' .-X. Bulmvi' I I I I I I I I I I I I R-5 Division 97 FN james Dixon OMSN Dwight W. Hales IMSN Laura L. Hamilton TMTSN Mary L. Pearson SN Terrel H. Shumway SN Paulaj. Thompson LISA Sheri A. Tinway PHAA Lynda R. Rhodes LISR Roy M. Kackley SR Michael D. Young Q8 R-5 Division R-6 Division 4 I I LCDR Russell li. .Xycrlll LTJG Robert F. Frenrli MMCQSWB Duncan L. Preston MMI james Arias MMI Donavon L. Day MMI Mark Hayden EMHSWJ Ronald 'If Hickey MMHSSQ Daryl R. Hillyer MMI Ralph A. Weslerbeck MMQQSSJ Randal P. jones ET2 Chrislopherj. Miron MM2 Reginald C. Mosley ET2 Curtis R. Rookard R-6 Division 99 HT2 Robert Spruce EM2 jeffrey W. Wold MM3 David A. Bockus MMS Timothyj. Boddy ET3 Walker R. Donley MM3 Rodger D. Keesee ET3 John Nowak III YN3 Otis C. Robinson EM3 Sharon C. Shields MM3 Steven E. Swihart EMFN Kysha R. Waymon BTFR Ramonia M. Woods 4 2 4 0 :R SZ 96 IIB DIY 1 ,f I 7 D Division AU, ,J --' I- lf:- fi rr- lfgn ,Ti I ff I, I If. Irffif-x NI Iiruilx nk I NH ISU IDX I I.iIli1's IN, f:lHlfIXSIII II If ISV lJXifwfiig1' Sriii.iIi.i INIINS IIYIIf'I1lIfI I. Iiiairllz-y IIXIUIISXX I Siva!! f.IlIlIlIII 'I XIIISXYJ Ilmixiir- .-X. Pre-1-Imrii BXII Phillip I.. Kivfe-r NINIHSYY IJYI Iuhii Sim Ix BNI? Nizirtiri IJ, .'XIisIiirr' FNQI DVI 'I rm .'xlI'1l'lIIJ2lfIl BNI? Pete-r-I. Paulick GNIG2 Viricerit Reynolds TNIQISWI Rubinj. Satin-rly BNIQIDYJ Rodney Ii. Wcscom B313 Gilbert Aleman RD Division 101 BM3 David C. Allen BM3 Tanya Britten BM3 Stacy Cooke EM3CDVQjames N. Daniels BM3 Sheila S. Freeman STG3 james W. Keatts EN3 Alvin Lynch BM3CDVj Nick A. Masellis BM3 Douglas K. Phistner EM3CDVJ Benjamin D. Prentiss TM3 Brenda L. Odoms BM3 Charles G. Quinn 3, 1'l.I6Llf4 ' 1 -Taryn.-sw,-.... ....w, ' AD 37 i nxvsns M 1 BNIB Ntf'piie'ii P SM-xiii SY Pnrn:1f'l.irL 'IRNISN I, P Fimh SN Lziiim Izickwii SN Freflripk B, Inch:-rr SN jimmx Nfiildrrm SA E. Walter Castro SA Stephen Pallisier SR Teresa Darby SR Michelle E. Oakry FXHNIJXT INN I Sfilibd TM-SA Nfark S, flzimpbell s RD Division 103 CWO2 Ross C. Franklin MMC Alan Langendoerfer MMCQSWJ Thomas M. Walsh MMCCSWJ Paul E. Wilds MR2 Diane M. Bonen MR2 Narcisa Montejo EM2 Margaret M. Spinetti MM3 Steven W. Brown WT3 Diana L. Dixon IC3 Angela L. Tiede EMFN Mary K. Bernier v i Q 5 104 RN Division Nw-. so x Min X is wssxigx ivi io og M s o ess gs X i , . ,, 61: RS Division INT ' fw?f:f'f f- ' izffi 37 .uf 174' , . L,.?5.,a'g aff' 1 A ' 1 . if 4 . ,X 4 CWO3 Thomas C. Foley MRCS Ruben R. Catuira ETC Ronald L. Dale ...- 4-an BTCQSWJ A. R. Gerolaga MMCCSWQ Enrique Gloria ETCfSWj Eric D. Nutt ENC Rodolfo Ongoco GSMC Ricardo R. Sibulboro ICC David L. Smith HTI Kenneth L. Alexander MRI Terry L. Anderson MMI Wilfredo C. Arquiza EMI Michael E. Arliszewski RS Division 105 OM1 Ernest Gomez EM1 Sandra D. Little MMI jefferson M. Quilon STG? Patrick A. Long ICQ jeffrey A. Villerot OM3 Laura C. Gephart YN3 Ronda L. Watson YNSN Dawn D. Dugan FA Krystal D. Arnold YNSA Rasheed I. Fazle FA Misti Johnston FA A. McDowell F, l Y X mu:-.Jn FW Rx ,Q L f-rr I 156 mx X v FU .ff 106 RS Division pf- fr. bm. 3542315-..a., :TEM -ft L.,-v l l-. 41414- YNSA Kevin NI. Niemann SA Kelleyj. Smith YNSR Kevin P. Atkinson SR R. H. Benancourt FR Tracy L. Evans FR Lauren E. Files DPSR Aimie L. Hoyer FR Parriciaj. Lewis FR Stacey C. Muldoon SR Tracyj. Hertzog FR Malinda Smith FR Charlene Vogan X X LT R. L. Belen HTC Ron Lee ET1 Calvin R. Carrick EMI Christine M. Coulter HT1 jeanine M. Darval HTI Kevin Martinson HT1 Kenneth F. Miller HT1 jack C. Ward HTI john E. Witter ICQQSWQ K. V. Banks HT2 jeffrey B. Blanchette HT2 jeffrey M. Gauthier HT2 Robert D. Houston HT2 jimmy R. Lilly HTS Mary E. Harper 108 RT Division y Fl RT Divisio - ,- ' 7 .,-. , J :A 4,v'!,,' 'Nl' T ir' . ' T f-- .. X -...,X- -. Lk,r, M ,X V ku A i b T -f 7 I! , 1 , ,Fx x, 3 ' an Y v l DEED UE Cf- Safety , UE EU U U rl U U U U 110 XS Division BTQQSWQ Perry Hawkins DC2 Anthony Mills IC3 G. L. Frison SA Lorenda A. Miles Q... ...ami 'L LT Brenda Pittman Safety Officer XS Divisio l EEUU EDGE SS X f-.223 I4 V 1 I I II Il U 1 7 4 CDR R. S. White Supply Officer LCDR G. Watson Asst. Supply Officer Suppl : Masters From ordering repair parts to preparing three meals a day for 1,200 people, the men and women of the Supply Department provide the logistical skills needed to keep USS SAMUEL GOMPERS operating and carrying out its mission. Other services provided by Supply personnel include operating the laundry and dry cleaning plants, maintain- ing pay records and conducting pay day twice a month, and operating the computer system used by all departments to track personnel and maintenance actions. The Stores Division, S-1, projects future material re- quirements, maintains a stock of required materials on board, and issues those items to other divisions. 1 12 Supply SKCMQSWQ F. B. Ragasa Supply LCPO of logistics S-2 Division, Food Services, operates the Enllsledo' ISV, as well as the Wardroom and CPO Messes. I 1 W Shipls Store Division, S-3, 0pCf21l65 Phe 5h'Pfeu,. stores, barber shops, stocks the soda mach1tlCSf 35 turning out hundreds of clean uniformS d?1llY' . S-4 Division, Disbursing, prepares and then caslzifitli checks on pay day. Other tasks include starting an ' ping allotments, travel pay, and special PHY' mf- Automated Data Processing Division, S-6, Omni and maintains the shipls SNAP systerI1,HS well asm ing the many personal computers in thC SNP' C , Sill? S-7, Repair of Other Vessels Supply SUPPOH' C364 . . HC repair parts for other ships are on hand when Division ' 'I' j i i FR W7 4-04 I 1 I , iw 111,35 f:,.:.,. - Y 1.4 ' H vu -.W , K ,sf 'N i .. ww i- f 'X IA','.I' uQ ' Q ' I' Ii r ii M, I I if ii r ig i I.- win: ii ..sj,,,y -- 1' ,. F1 H j A' 'NW , fi ,F r nf' , iw . i . Wiiii if I IQI IJ, A. Shroyi-r FNS D. Osby SKC Nc-Ison Aninlo SKC Rodrigo IJ. Canlzis SKC Arturo Gaining SKC Benjamin C. Ignacio SKI Moreno M. Aguilar SKI john K. Ancheta SKI Chris S. Gamboa jr. SKI Cathy Shade-Green SK2 Roman Amores SK2 Rodrigo M. Ancheta SK2 Deborah H. Burner SK2 Ronald E. Faust jr. SK2 Grace D. jefferson S-1 Division II3 SK2 Alexander C. Mangiliman SK2 Danilo T. Orias SK2 Nancy A. Roberts SK2 Edward D. Taylor SK2 Roger G. Walsh SK3 Oscar Alvarado SK5 Elaine Chatmon SK3 Angela Dennis SK3 Mary Y. Garza SK3 Carolyn Horner SK3 Timothy W. Hinson SK3 C. Lewis SKS Roquelito F. Nacalaban y SKS Diane L. Ridl SK3 Carmen L. Rivera 114 S-1 Division 1 H... H SKSN Cathy F. Gilbert SKSN Vicki M. Hoh SKSA Ariel Arcibal FA Kimberlyj. Bowen YNSA C. L. Mahlman SKSA Magdalena B. Manzano SKSA Mary E. Pare SKSA Tanya D. Richardson SA Wilfredo Rodrigo SKSR Hope C. Abraham SKSR Eric N. Bruce SKSR Tracy L. Doggett S-1 Division 115 ffs-wqpn ENS C. L. Polsmon MSCS Renato M. Luna MSC Ramon -N. Cruz MSC Nicholas C. jordan MSI Wilfredo Deleon MSI Becky L. Hill MSI Ramon C. jovez MS2 Sadie M. Akins MS2 Rolando B. Cariaso MS2 Nancy C. Corley MS2 Felipe Delosreyes MS2 Lyndon A. Ignacio M52 Michael 5. Medina M53 Buenaventura G. Bernardo M53 Joyce M. Farmer M53 Nelson A. Fulinara Ronaldo D. Galimba Harlan Goodshield Michelle Kelchner Anthony G. Riley M53 M53 M53 M53 M53 Demetrio L. Rivera M53 Ryan E, Swan M53 Diane M. Towle M53 Blaise H. Vallese 5-2 Division 117 MS3 A. A. Yanevery SN SN D. S. Hines MSSN Lerihna A. Lebehn MSSN Gustavo Raymundo MSSA Yolanda O. Baldwin MSSA Laura L. Barnaby MSSA Sherrie Cabanas MSSA Melanie D. Ceasar MSSA Adcla Comrcras MSS.-X Sandra Hartono MSSA Jlurnes Riley' NISSA Yu-uc' N, illiylor ' r , ,gi A Q a 118 S-2 Division i . 'P 5 .,. i 1 ' p .. al. , ,Q Q Jams!-A l Y MSSA Michael D. Watters MSSR Gloria Botelho MSSR Kimberly E. Brown . - I S a --. 4 NISSR Nlaryj. Conklin NISSR Charlina Conway NISSR Nlichcllv C. Danif-ls SR Maria D. Flores NISSR Michael Nic-lson MSSR Angela G. Mikes MSSR Cindi H. Rothstein SR Melvin B. Samson MSSR Dayanda S. Simpson MSSR Anglique Walz S-2 Division 119 120 S-2 Division i..A-., , 1 'Mr 1 gi 25-' 1: , ff2f3ip'Ev:f '- .ib 7. , A . '- '-Baum V X - , f 1- '- .-:jr-': 1 ' 'Q 1 ff-:V zifl f Q 45-I , FV. r 4' ,a Di i ion ik'-X X. x ,V fi' H ,I , + 5 ENS Nancy E. Scott SHCS Leo Calara SHI Carlos Manlutac SH1 Ed A. Punzalan SH2 Mark E. Cole SH2 Alberto B. Jansen SH3 Laqueeda L. Brown SH3 David S. Hoenecke SH3 Lisa M. jacobs SH3 Stephanie L. McFadden S-3 Division 121 SH3 Abby A. Metzger SH3 Tom Miles SH3 Erick T. Moore SH3 Katra B. Rowan SI-I3 Cedric M. Stokes SHS Noel K. Wade Sl-I3 Melissa A. Zurad SHSN Arm C. Hartzell SHSA N. McDonald SHSA Mona L. Zell 122 S 3 Division ..-.Ma -ii s v...- QI Exn ,. .. ,Q 2 52 6 , FHS' lk Jilv fqxl' n 1, f Division 2 . l f Q M T X i i i ... X x X i ' e . . Q . Y i -ii M ENS Albert L. Limson DKC jose Sexsion DK3 Christine F. Cobbins DK3 Michael P. Dwyer DK3 Adonay L. Hernandez DK3 Claudia P. Rodriguez DK3 Serrena M. Snyder SN Luis A. Vasquez DKSA Ava L. Zuber FR Rubyliza L. Boe DKSR Stacy L. Donoho S-4 Division 123 DPC Douglas L. Beck DP1 Dorys E. jackson DP2 Yvonne T. Anderson DS2 Catherine Barker DS2 Robin D. Cole DS2 Kim A. MCC-allion DP2 D. L. Schlappi DP2 Carl L. Trice DPS Guadalupe Baer DSSQSWJ Harold L. Butler S-6 Divi io 124 S-6 Division fs! :rf IUC 'v y . T . 1 4 N X ' ll f' iff-- 5 W N M Ilflwm im. X ,J 5 i , 23 ' ,ua I' DP3 Deidre' F. Dancer DP3 Maia Pl. Kelly DP3 Sherrie' A. Kosiclowski DPSN Rachel F. Sitvhlcr DPSA jeffrey S. Ccurlc-y DPSA Amber M. Touchette DPSR David M. 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