Joint Forces Staff College - Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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Lee and Bill lackson Cheryl, Christopher, and lerry lerome Brian, ludy, and Keith lewell Kathy lohnson rug ,,..,-f4' vf . lp 1 , . 5543 .11- xf-i'v 1 M-- Q Hill 1 V4 . UU L KU!! 7 4 . I - .Jw SEL l 55,1 1 me W I! --.5 N . X95 n 1 7' WEEK EIGHT The Matrix and the political gaming ex- ercise - were they iust a plot? We are still wondering about the eighth week, 4-8 October. Many of us took the Writing Progress Test. That was a bad one. The Student Service Center ran out of green cards after the test. We continued our look at National Strategy and climaxed the block of instruction with a political gaming exercise. The even seminars were the good guys, and the odd seminars were the bad guys. We came out with seven ties and an increased awareness of the complex- ities of diplomacy in the Persian Gull. We put all this awareness to work on Friday with the group dynamics matrix.

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1x 1 x g Bruce, Kathryn, lanie, and Megan Hunter Paul, Helen, Leah, and David lhrke Larry Ingraham lim, lames, Becky, and Angela jackson lohn jackson U

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Carol, and Wade lohnson Daryl, and lan Kendrick WEEK NINE The first cool weather hit Norfolk at the beginning of week nine! A make-shift bonfire turned an oth- erwise cold, dreary wine and cheese party into a maior neigh- borhood attraction. During the week, we continued our book re- ports and half of us visited a Naval surface ship. We received brief- ings on the U.S. economy, East Asia, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency. During the week, 11-15 October, we began our study of the Planning, Pro- gramming, and Budgeting System QPPBSL The week was rounded out with Dr. George Sheehan's lecture on health and physical fitness. YT S , Christine, Steven, lonathan, Thomas