United States Naval Academy - Lucky Bag Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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■llMfeADiiiiMidi ;g fT ' 5:-r; : Class of 1983: Row 1 Marion Brown, John Marana, Jeff Weaver, Kevin Humers, Joe Johnson, Tom Crompton, Bill Hart, Pete Gamerdinger, Larry McAllister, Row 2 Ed Feege, Jon Harding, Chris Montross, Dave Eguchi, Chris Colon, Bruce Eikenberg, Scott Hagen, Paul Vujica, Paul Wilkinson, Bryan Bigger; Row 3 Paul Johndrow, Chris Ballister, Mike Hapeman, Charles Lukenbill, Jaime Rivas, Craig Husa, Ralph Williams, Joe Bod- diford, Brian Ostrom, Eric Kaniut Class of 1984: Row 1 Derek Hudson, Chris Nelson, Todd Sperry, Rich Farrell, Greg Waters, Mark Quigley, Bart Rowe, Deborah Sheppard, Mike Nevins; Row 2 Connie Justice, Mark Sakaniwa, Bob Hammett, Gail Haberlin, Patricia Merrill, Karen Englehart, Alice McManus, Jan Chinn, Rob Everist; Row 3 Gor- don Catlin, Dallas Roper, Larry Naeyaert, Larry Quinn, Mike Strano, Joan Taverna Class of 1985: Row J Kevin Leeds, Paul Lerke, Scott Harrison, Jim Winkler, Eric Wallace, Bob Poor. Ralph Divito, Jerome Godeaux, Niles Lang; Row 2 Angus McDonald, Greg Watka, Dan Harrison, Alan Assel, Bill Stegall, Jeff Clapp, Rich Palidino, Joe Fordam, Bill Thone, Bob Hoffer, Bill Fitzgerald; Row i Andy Bota, Randy Hyer, Troy Smith, Jeremy Bruce, Phil Reiff, Rick Wilson, Vincent Bowhers, Bill Blat- ter, Phil A. Shio, Greg Locher The Brigade 65

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e (d£ ' mfiT ' ' ' ' - ' - 1. Warren Hubler 2 Russ Luersen 3 Greg Montesi 4 John Roberts 5 Tim Anderson 6 Mike Murdter 7 Rick Smith 8 Doug Groters 9 Rich Rayerman 10 Elliot Kugel 11 Dave Simpson 12 Bob Green 13 Wayne Hintze 14 Keith Roberts-Horsfield 15 Ted Stank 16 Tim Bertch 17 Tim Powers 18 Bill Thayer 19 Pete Phabie 20. Kevin Sweeny 21 Tont King 22. Greg Thomas 23. Phil Donaher 24 Rob Fisher 25 Gus Lourierdo 26. Rene Velez 27. George Tagart LCDR Leib — 9th Co. Officer FaUSel M LT Warren Hubler, M LT- JG Tim Metzler, M ENS D Lema SpnnQ Set M LT Rene Velez, M LTJG Rob Fisher, M ENS J. Dzminowicz 9th Co What can be said about a year that one has waited for so lone to ar- rive? Like any other year at USNA the bad seems to overshadow the good. Yet in the years to come the stories will be embellished and only the good times remembered, as it should be We will remember the rumbles of the year and the weekend the whole company restricted together . . . the tailgaters which were a hit due to Gramps ' and his truck the night our company of- ficer was OOD and he parked his car in Smoke Hall (he ' s new at the job) . the night ' 82 finally dominatea the com- pany sports night in football. So long Mother B 1 rrr i«i«MlA»-.IRW« ' !i. a. ' iJ«ISK3W;»MV .- ' 4»r ' .f - ,» S ' ..T - .■,♦: . r '

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9Mmi!irM .ggsa V«-iVA .AJ 1 Kevin McGuire 2 Rovce English 3 Ernie Mattacotta 4 Tim Bacci 5 Ed Cataldo 6 Jack Joynson 7 Phil Perez 8 Frank Gorman 9 Bob Brennan 10 Curt Garland 11 Rex Heagv 12 Laurent Reinhardt 13 Kevin Mabon 14 Rose McGrath 15 Sue Steen 16 Sue Hittle 17 Tern ' Richie 18. Joe Direnzo 19 Rick Bohner 20. Paul Shigley 21 Dave Spoerl 22 Mike Crum 23. Nick Covell 24 Joan Curry 25. Marv Sesbeau Maj. Wilson — 10th Co. Officer Fall Set M LT Bob Brennan, M LTJC Ed Cataldo, M ENS Joan Curry Spring Sel M LT Jack Joynson, M LT- JG Royce English, M ENS Joe Direnzo 1981-82 was a good year for Marching 10. Company highlights included high color company standings, football tailgaters. key wardroom im- provements, morning PT sessions, and fantastic WUBA Gang skits. The annual company dining-in was a smashing suc- cess; the guest speaker was Norman Polmar, author of the biography Rickciver Company intramural teams fared well, but playoff berths remained elusive Almost everybody in ' 82 got what they wanted at service selection, and three got what they wanted at the altar (Bob, Dave and Ed, many more are likely to follow you shortly.) The departing Class of ' 82 wishes the best of luck to those left behind in Good Times Ten.