Marquette University NROTC - Porthole Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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William C. Iohnston Morton I. Whitney Roger I. Heinen Arthur I. Roloff, Ir. Donald E. Fries William F. Schreiber Robert E. Frounfelker Fredrick I. Riley Robert Mehring Gordon W. Perlick Franklin I. Miglautsch Carl I. Reisenbuechler Raymond 0. Lewis Lloyd I. Haynes Roger E. Melick Donald B. Trow Robert E. Naegele Robert D. Mishne Charles E. Beck Richard B. McKinney Tom R. Hodges Harold E. Worth Lindon E. Saline Robert E. Beck Robert G. Quinsey Calvin C. Cummins John M. Fredrickson John R. Dangl Earl C. Iselin, Ir. Leon I. Schweda Walter I. Cavagnqro Richard G. Stahr Gerald A. Yonke Lee H. Clark Ray 0. Jacobson, Ir. Robert C. Arnold Homer I. Vick, Ir. Stanley W. Dunton Walter E. Vierse Raymond M. Campbell Don L. Meyers William H. Riggle, Ir. John W. Hulihan Harold D. Binder James E. Panther Sydney F. Iackson Charles H. Hanson Class of JUNE 1945 Matthew J. Huber Edward A. Becker, Ir. Rolf I. Boehm Thomas I. Cassidy Joseph R. Donahue Donald Iaehnke Stanislaw G. Kralj William C. Pietsch Jerome V. Detjen George Colburn, Ir. Stanley J. Jacques George A. Matzat Ray R. Hartmann John H. Petersen Byron W. Schmeling James E. Schultz Russel R. Fronberry William Hargarten, Ir. Robert W. Reese John H. Kehl Eugene E. Schneider Edward Hudzinski Class of HCTHBEB 1945 Joseph Wolchko William D. Campbell Warren G. King, Ir. Edward P. Fisher Myron P. Unger John D. Idoine Carl I. McCann Harvey A. Boughton Iohn Benko James I. Kacirk James B. Schultz Theodore S. Kilian Henry T. Smith Philip G. Mork Richard T. Thornberry Gordon C. Gunnison William I. Dewalt Benjamin F. Ginn Robert R. Poitras Joseph K. Davies 131335 of BCTUBEB 1945 W-I'LU John R. Schoen Raymond N . Valassis Richard Pokrajac John E. Tracy Robert F. Goodman Donald L. Bell John F. Erler David I. Cunningham Sebastian I. Helfer Fred I. Rydberg Class of MARCH 1945 W-la Stanley Krupnik, Ir. Gordon F. Gantz Frederick A. Schnelz Kenneth H. Boynton Chester Alofs Vernon E. Mulvcmey John R. Meyer Blaise S. Sciarra Charles A. Frederickson Herbert D. Grosvenor Derald C. Kattermcm Richard D. Cronin John I. Mueller Raymond E. Gieringer Frank A. Anderson Robert E. Syskc: Bernard Gurney Thomas W. Bursh Gordon P. Bowman Acel L. Eakley Edwin I. Clark John M. Lindquist Elass 0f MARCH 1945 Frederick H. Dippel Richard I. O'Brien Walter T. Whitby William P. Kreska Arno H. Margenctu Kenneth C. Campbell John R. Lyman Robert H. Stuckert Joseph R. Ellert Charles H. Hedgepeth 16 Ervin I. Pierucki John L. Scott Everett P. Medearis Richard C. Schutt John F. Friedl John D. Neff Lee R. Smith Albert A. Michenfelder Edwin R. Borth 'William C. Swinghamer John W. Hogan James F. Senrick Frederick S. Schrader Robert Dombach Donald A. MacDonald Robert L. Young Richard A. Hahn Donald I. Clark Robert I. Dallmcm Charles I. Esau Kenneth E. Block W alter C. Johnston Warren B. Bartlebaugh Albert B. Gipe Francis B. Bennett Clarence P. McCambridge Martin L. Rim Thomas I. Friel Clarence W. Schultz, Ir. David N . Plcmton Stuart T. Pyle Bryce H. Blair John H. Smith Joseph F. Strophicky Robert W. Krug Charles E. Bates Bernard T. Kelley David P. Keiser George E. Peters Robert D. Sundin James R. Barrett Stuart L. Sandelmcm Gregory I. Gallagher Richard V. Schmalz Robert H. Rech Anthony A. Bosch Paul W . Glasener Marion I. Kleczewski John E. Berkel Wilbert L. Hemeyer James R. Wilson Paul W. Whear Cyril D. Bayer Edward D. Brown Ralph T. Friedmann, Ir.

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