Marquette University NROTC - Porthole Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1966 volume:

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S . sbp - - - 'K' W A ' yi Q5 Sv A .. up ' u, 1 - . f Inxmxlix - -, ' .ff 31 ' ' . D . I ,, Q. V' ., V 0. , ., ' , ' , w, f 'f' s FA ' ' I' v' fl,-, Q Q .WA . ' ' I , ' ,Jw .hah V' 3 ' , Va, Q I I , g ' .1 Rf' 'Nd' ff . ,X ,rf .X L t . -D L A , I L , 1 2 y 4'4 ff, 'ww The Reverend Barthoioniew Quinn, S.J. Military Coordinator The Very Reverend A John P. Raynor, SJ. President, Marquette University A BKARQI' ., na Off L, 1 u., Vl 59, - 1 U1 ff ! n ...V- Gy? . 9. .S. NAVAL RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS No matter how much information and advice a parent passes to his child, a teacher to his student, or a superior to his subordinate, there is always a fairly high percentage who seem to know it all or who prefer to follow the philosophy of Hlet me find out my own wayfl Many of your freshmen classmates with this outlook who failed to heed advice to develop sound study habits and to engage in moderate social activities did not last to seethe second semester. To one who has been in the service for a time it is most frustrating to see each new officer proceed blindly into a task and make over and over again the same mistakes as those before him. Remember, there is very little that you will encounter throughout your life's career-be it military or civilian-that someone has not tried, or at least thought of, before. The reasons for another's failure to succeed or for discarding the basic idea should be of interest to you if you are contemplating the same course of action. The fact that a procedure for doing something is old 'does not automatically mean that it is obsolete--although too, just because it is old and time tested does not mean that it is absolute and need not be questioned. . This brings one last piece of advice. It is not quite true, as father says, that 'fyou are now on your own, son, for you have the wisdom, the experiences and mistakes of many who have gone before you to draw upon. It is a wise man who takes advantage. I recommend to you that you seek out these experiences and benefit thereby if you are to prevent walking over the same worn out path. Donit make over again all the mistakes of others before you-your life isn't long enough! The NROTC staff joins me in wishing the very best to each new Ensign and Second Lieutenant. You have performed well as a class and as individuals during your college years at Marquette. There is no reason why you should let up at the beginning of this most important turn in your life. Your future will be filled with the excitement of journeys into space and voyages to the depths of the seas. We know that you will meet the challenge and take your places among the leaders in these endeavors. May fair winds and following seas be yours in an exciting and rewarding Navy or Marine Corps Career. Bernard A. Theilges Captain, U.S. Navy Commanding Officer and Professor of Naval Science 3 A-', .'- .--,, ARqueT're uNiveRs1 1532 WEST CLYBOURN STREET f MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 53233 f 344 1000 ',,,!,, ,pa ' reg-X 4... 5, Major Dwight E. Howard, USMC Marine Oiiicer Instructor Captain Be-rnard A. Theilges, USN Commanding OiJflCCf , Commander Russell S. Eaton, USN Executive Officer Lcdr. Edwin R. Blackburn. USN First Class Instructor .X A 1 r v,f,, , g '..- . , I I I ' X Lt. Ross M. Reed, USN I Fourth Class Instructor Lt. Milton DeBuhr, USN Lt. Joseph M. Kinger, USN Third Class Instructor Second Class Instructor Donald W. St. Marle, YN C Robert R. J anofsky, SKN Joseph H. Setty, GMGC 5 Loyal D. Terrell, OMI f Miss Mary Glasow Gunnery Sgt. Dona H. Rnchards 6 Vaughn F. Jacobs, STI Mrs. Janet Schneider ,- 5 5 N Z it I . . i' A yearbook is primarily for seniors, a dedication to their diligence in at- taining the rank of ensign in the United States Navy. Of course, the industry does not lie solely with the midship- man, it also includes the stall who mold and guide the inexperienced freshman into a man capable of serving his coun- try and himself with credit and dignity. Typical of the new 4!c midship- man is W. T. Door, a graduate from your high school, who is just like you were not too long ago. Door is you, he is a prototype of every midshipman in the NROTC program. Door occupies a central place in this publication, and since he is just a caracature of you, it is obvious that the theme of this book is you, the most appropriate subject possible. The Porthole will follow you from those lirst awkward moments to that linal day when you receive your ensign bars. All your activities, drills, classes, cruises, and candid moments have made this book what it is. The Porthole staff has just pasted the pic- tures ing you are really responsible for this-a record of your accomplish- ments. The Porthole asks you to put yourself in W. T. Door's place and re- live those times which made you what you are. For those of you who are not seniors, much of this book will be dreams not memories. However, the book is as much yours as anybodysg you have lived much of this, too. That which you cannot attribute to your real experience, reflect upon-it is your guide for the future. ,,,1,u,.4,,.. f 7. .-, -, .pn ' L . .,' f.- if . I-vu-E -'. 71,1-5' ..... -, -......,.,,.1 T. .:..A -.,- .-. .H 1 D 4? :WM W ZW 1 1 V Mflfff f , W! 1 , 7, fm, 9, .Cl we ff' , 4 , W V 27 , ww f , n i X W ' W-we .ICHAIN Q Af! NMR 3 X xf'Nk BATTALIO LORg Bang 11 S , 'GYBVLASDUM 4 f V Q ,. J ., -... C 'lf 1 -L I All K M MK .6 - . 'x M-1 Mx' Q 4 f -., 5.1, .. 1 WNWQTWK Q sf Bravo Company Midn. Lt. O'Brien Midn. Lt. Cjgj Kosnik Midn. CPO Leiber Alpha Company Midn. Lt. Kupka Midn. Lt. Cjgl Nichols Midn. CPO Schmid agy,gW99m M,LwM 4. 7' 0 f,,, ' I , . . 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To further develop coordination, emphasis was placed on inter-platoon spirit, with the amplification of '6God's Squad Competition Cstringent competition based on inspection, drill and military knowledge within the four squadsj and a couple of unparalleled parties. The team made their first appearance in the Tip-Off Parade, exhibiting tradi- tional marching movements. Appearing at the Loyola-Marquette basketball game later in the year, they displayed a modified version of this year's routine, and also performed during the parade honoring astronaut Lovell. The efforts of the team reached their climax at the annual Madison Drill Meet. The Drill Platoon was particularly outstanding this year in participation in the Unitis extracurricular activities. DP almost single handedly built the Tip-Off floats, and consistently proved itself the mainstay of Anchor 8z Chain. In addition, the team kept up its tradition by producing five of the seven winners of the Midship- man of the Month awards. v 23 ,Al J.. 27' -as -vs. 'VT apgnnann 'Zim i I 1 1? 2553- 1 Q. ' 41 W, ,fa ,yy , Amp ' ' asa: ,, ,Cya 'Z V 'A 5 .-, 4 W We , ' '- ,, ZW? ' 7 , The Electric Drill Team E-oy. is he screwed up! CCJetS77 '41 don't care what you say, my squad is the best. 0 Learning how men of the world-Beware! Powrsks FO WHILE SHINING HEDGE' uorfs, vow LET OTHERS PLAY WITH FKRING M504- MMSN, QNOWF-f HEMEH2: DoNf' RVZALLY NEED SSD mc' suv TNS '5 Agcffag e5cAPe 'FROM 'WE REAL' ST K REMOVE Au. LOOK OuT FOR THE m15TERlo us wang Q SEA BAT Exic, T1lb'N TYPE , HAS cor1PlE UJNTROL OJER SHIP EXCEP1- IN PORT3 MNDERWAYJQQ A 7- ANCHGR, 'l 'rmmuons mv TRMNING AIDS canvas mod AY 'LITTLE me A Ren. SDCL:-g.NlNG T T NEXT alvtgg REPEAT AND iw SOON QRFNZ 16-8 I 26 IE cmevm. OF we ow MANS ' PET PALM IRES ,1 5 . . . .S:g AJi',' 5 -l 's i 1 :Fi yn 55 Z2 H15 lf! his Q nn BEWARE DF anowmcf wares. COFWDAND vmcg INCREASES BY TEN DECOQILS P E R ST RWE 1 aa ,, GRIME RESuLT. Run LIKE HELL WHENEYER YDU Nnsw GRIT 3 HEAR A WHMSHI rms IS AN mmz, ALL WEATHER UOILTI Punvoif JSLINGSHOT 4 LINE HER E. IF NOT, L-we QP J. SEVERR 1 Even Scmws Off we FANTNL DOW 5A1g5'FY SHARN250 b0N'1 JHMPJSTAGGERJ R1-xuow Younseuf 'rv SETHRQWN OYERBMRD V , . ,. Y, . ,.g,.4Lg-,A-2,5-.-4113. ff 'f :.:'.11J..1- To every underclassman, the end of the aca- demic year marks a transition from the routine of school life to what is a highlight during the four years spent as a midshipman-summer cruise. Summer cruise serves to increase the professional knowledge of the midshipmen, and gives midship- men a look at the different aspects of the Navy in order to help them in their particular choice of assignment upon graduation. v I During third class summer cruise, traditionally called youngster cruise, a midshipman is placed aboard ship in the capacity of an enlisted man. During the next six to seven weeks he learns the life of an enlisted man by actually taking that man's place. On a destroyer, for example, a mid- shipman might stand bridge watches one week while the next finds him in the 1100 heat of the boiler room. Deployed aboard ships of the First or Second Fleet, most of the time is spent con- ducting exercises off the East of West coasts of the United States. Youngster cruise involves a lot of ' hard work, but undertaken with the proper attitude, it can be both enjoyable and profitablej Second class summer olfers an entirely differ- ent type of training. During PHIBTRAMID, the midshipman undergoes a rigorous indoctrination program of Marine Corps tactics and operations. This training period takes place at Little Creek, Virginia, and is highlighted by a full scale am- phibious landing. The second classman then goes to Texas for what most midshipmen consider their most enjoyable and exciting cruise-flight indoc- trination training at NAS Corpus Christi. Here the future officer finds an opportunity to fly in various naval aircraft-ranging from the old T-34 to modern jet trainers. To the new first class, summer cruise means a seven week cruise as a junior officer aboard anything from a submarine to an aircraft carrier. In their capacity as junior officers, first classmen take an active part in .the everyday administration of a ship underway. This cruise provides a real opportunity to see the ublack-shoe Navy as it actually is, and a chance to put into practice lessons learned in the classroom. For the first time, midshipmen assume some of the duties and responsibilities that they will face as new ensigns. Summer cruise programs do not attempt to show a midshipman all the aspects of Navy life. They do, however, offer an excellent cross-section of the major roles an officer may expect to play in the complex, modern Navy. i .-za-t 'C 1 '- f a VM ' A 5E7 I'lN5 :tk a SERS1clg E 4 VTE. SAL I should have joined the army! '-:, a EX '-S V . ,.. Bo , am I squared away! Dave Rogus and German sailors H Y 29 .0 ' 4 ,x- .Q-f rf-w.v......' - ,am M111 i X, if I P if gjj Q f Marines go to sea too Camp Pendleton trip-Little Creek preview This does it, I'm going Navy Air! 30 I-' x'h NN the airborne mailman l 5 .Q-I . Q, ., Q N.. Man, did I get a helluva cruise ship! HYessir, this llc cruise is pretty line Liberty Call I I f' Q X I A ua 3 a ,..f1,. 1 ' ' N E23 ii Say has this thing gn! a standard or auromall s ft 31 , f 7 Q ii f 'C-.wht ? -Wa With this yearis senior class, the goal of the NROTC program-to build an officer and a gentleman-has again been fulfilled. In -the following pages are pictures of the 'giinishecl productf, W. T. Door has gone the gamhit and finally come to the time when all that he has learned will he put to the test. He does not, however, leave the unit the same way he came-inexperienced un- 7 sure, and unschooled. He leaves with his head high, knowing his goals and how to 3 'n ' cl . 'I' j . 4 N I X - attain them. He is a credit to himself, to his unit, and to Marquette. Everything prior to this sec- tion demonstrated what W. T. Door's life consisted of. All of these factors, no matter how minute, have made Door what he is now, at graduation. This hook is a com- memoration to the Unitis finished productf, That product is your counterpart, W. T- Door, an officer and a gentleman. , ts . X sys, ii i . ii. L kills 1 1- X, , i xljfw. yi 5 ov ,iX311s'f..1 159' wxsfsx .L -- K K X N55 I 1- Wt .L X , M .Q gy . 'Q XX as sax. Y -N xt.l 55. -. ti. , - V- ' Douglas Ioseph Bielan Ensign United States Naval Reserve Barrington, Rhode Island College of Liberal Arts will press the louttonv William Phillip Bau Second Lieutenant United States Marine Corps Milwaukee, Wisooiisin College of Liberal Arts F ielcl Marshal Lieclienslein Armif N. 4 S , . 0 ,- Q f 4 Y L.,,,r i 1 IV 23, Z 12111165 Michael Bielefeld ' Ensign United States N avy' Milwaukee, Wiscoiisin College of Engineering will get a clatev Thomas Vincent Carroll Ensign United States Navy Deerfield, Illinois College of Business Administration first M. U. man in Golclbriclc Hall of F amen 5. -Nil -- ' ,A S' - CNS? xgg Ioseph Anton Cloutier Ensign United States Naval Reserve Terre Haute, Indiana College of Business Administration public relations man for Conestoga Wagonsii 1 Iarnes Patrick Clancy Ensign United States Navy Montrose, New York College of Engineering 'twill join Mafia Charles Prescott Collins Ensign United State Naval Reserve Falls Church, Virginia College of Liberal Arts 'will reign as trivial Champa, i f' .I Q gg. w-nv---- , N55 is is James Dennis Devine Ensign United States Navy Morton Grove, Illinois College of Business Administration' will drill holes in bilges to let the waiter out Paul Thom is Dol in Ensign United States Navy Pappllion Nebiaskt College ot L1be1alA1ts hurled for profound grasp of obozous Z Dwight Douglas Fisher Ensign - United States Navy Arlington Heights, Illinois College of Engineering 'cheer mug impressariovu A , ti- ' Q., .r x sa 2 L William Hughes Fox Ensign b United States Naval Reserve Milwaukee, Wisconsin College of Business Administration 'a perpetual 'Wrong-VVay Corriganv James Frederick Fox Ensign United States Navy Aurora, Illinois College of Liberal Arts will come in from the colcl' Q s, l Richard Iarnes Growney Ensign United States Navy Lake Forest, Illinois College of Liberal Arts cz golf pro in Greenland' Iames Michael Galinsky Ensign United States Navy Milwaukee, Wisconsin College of Business Adiiiinistration 'cPh.D. in Arithmeticv . 1-Sai t K , ' S , sa. t,,, , 4 Q A ,,4.f-A ,ywfpx JT' J .EM Y ,, ., ,IN , UWNN -I .9 :,..Al,:5.f,,- fy -Nga X, 4, , Paul David Hess Ensign United States Navy Havre, Montana College of Business Administration K7'6plClC8,S H ammis' B earn Q M-wqhmw 40 S 9 SZ ,..y,. , N?-, f , eg it - M. - sistq . S ax, t1-.lsi ,C X. w ,.,',. V, V., .. . X , ' .. 5: K -' V f , , V. i - 3- am, Richard Peter Jozwiakowski 7 Second Lieutenant United States Marine Corps Milwaukee, VVisoonsin College of Liberal Arts . will lead So. Milwaukee to finclepenclencev l, I C. twa t ' f A '1 I 3 i 3 l l i K l r 1 I in 335 1 li 1' 2 15 r '. r fs if sr. 'x it 'E i 3 il B 3 ll a is E r 5 1 f 1 1 5, a -,A-he-P Iohn Francis Kenny Ensign United States Navy Niles, Michigan College of Engineering 'iwill miss the boatv 1s,v , no My V 1 1 K 1osephIohn Koelianski . . Ensign ' . United States Navy Milwaukee, Wiseonsi.11 College of Engineering movie lead in F idel Ca.s't1'o Story - , 1 4, ., lad' , Stephen Cregory Kupka Ensign United States Navy Fremont, Ohio College of Liberal Arts develop stereophonic monotone Edward Francis Kosnik Ensign United States Navy Clifton, New Iersey College of Engineering 'Vicar General-Iesuitsv .ax -..-...,w Bruce George Makela Ensign United State Navy Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin College of Liberal Arts fwill eventually get sea dutyv George Martin Leber Ensign United States Navy New Port, Rhode Island College of Liberal3Arts l r rst to captain submersible sailboat .3 5 f f ., ' A Brian Iohn Mathison Ensign United States Navy Park Ridge, Illinois College of Engineering stunt man fo1'Alf1'ecl E. N ewmanv W5 , I-.. Q-.p,..,.,, X.-9 Clarence Herman M oCullen ' Ensign United States Navy Lima, Ohio College of Engineering technical advisor Bolivian N avy Chai les Nlcholas McCa11y Ensign United States Navy Rockaway, New Iersey College of Engineering uwrill subvert the D.A.R.v ,Em X, tiki! A F3 it Mx fy f Charles Raymond Miller Second Lieutenant United States Marine Corps Brillion, Wisoonsiii College of Liberal Arts Ksenile boy wonclerv K was - ff , ft w. y , W f 2 fa--Q.. H' ,255 La Loring Buttrick Nichols Ensign United States Navy L Cochitute, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts have a very Merry C hristmasv ? g Thomas Michael N equette Second Lieutenant United States Marine Corps Reserve Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin College of Liberal Arts Airman 1 fc Cret. 3 sw.N.w...w.tr.t, Terry Foster Peppard Ensign United States Navy Onalaska, Wiscoiisiri College of Engineering will fight city lzall+ancl losev Gerard Michael 0,Brien Ensign United States Navy Cincinnati, Ohio College of Liberal Arts. E will reincamate Sien F len M ooement '4 K ff. David Iaines Pienta Second Lieutenant United States Marine Corps East Iordan, Michigan College of Liberal Arts will coach Army footballv ww Mark Shannon Quinton Ensign United States Navy East Greenwich, Rhode Island College of Liberal Arts abunion on foot of progress, James Michael Regnier Ensign United States Navy Aurora, Illinois College of Business Administration olzairman of the laoarrl, Milwaukee Bmoesv X Bruce Phillip Rowe - Ensign C ' United States Navy Arcadia, California College of Business Administration 'will go back to where he came from David Morlan Sage Ensign United States Navy Langinont, Colorado College of Engineering will run out of gas tt, sn tx X t- s 55 x N K. XX .x X C, C ,iw ' tg, . vffj, ti ' Duane Robert Shiffert Naval Science Student Camp Pendleton, California College of Business Administration drive a float of a elif-and talk his wall out of it Paul Ceorge Schuler Ensign United States Navy 'Woodstock Illinois College of Engineering lefton the COIlllillg'lLOlUGI Rf -4 xx Allen Harry Somers Ensign United States Navy Creenclale, Wiseoiisiii College of Engineering will be too latev A ltlss, Robert Lee Tercek Ensign United States Navy Lyons, Illinois College of Engineering marry a bar stooll' Francis Ioseph Van Antwerp Ensign United States Naval Reserve Cheboygan, Michigan College of Engineering take over M CH ales N acyl' if ' M-1-wmavv 1 M David Francis Walsh' Ensign ' United States Navy ' Salem, Massachusetts College of Liheral'Arts will dribble ence tee often I fi ' 5 Iolni Frank Waschluusoli Ensign United States Navy Saint Paul, Minnesota College of Engineering will lose fingers on lausiness encl of swo-rcl Iohn joseph Wa1'd III Ensign United States Navy Kenosha, Wisconsin College of Engineering will drop the ball in the end zone it . apt X 3 5 wsu:-n-fax-.t.t 1 ' ml. 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'Ibf'f:fs:W NARWE CORPS 56 NAVY UNE ' Cprogrclm NATIONAL ANTHEN1 - Naval Training Center Recruit Training Command Band GREETINGS Captain Bernard A. Thielges, U.S. Navy Professor of Naval Science VVELCOINTE The Very Reverend john P. Raynor, President, Marquette University ADDRESS Honorable Henry S. Reuss i Congressman, Wisconsin's 5th District HONOR PLATOON CEREMONY Miss judy Marmoll, Color Girl Midshipman 1 fc Charles R. Miller, Platoon Commander PRESENTATION or AWARDS DRILL PLATOON DEL'IONSTRATIONa Midshipman Zfc joseph N. Hosteny, Platoon Commander BATFALION REVIEWG RECEPTION AND OPEN HOUSE UNTIL 2:00 P.M. Crniclohipmczn Qrganizationo Midshipman lfc NVilliam P. Bau Battalion Commander Midshipman 1f'c john F. XV2!SCl'lbllSCll Battalion Executive Officer ' Midshipman llc Stephen G. Kuplca Commanding, Company A Midshipman lfc David I. Pienta Commander, lst Platoon Midshipman llc Dwight D. Fisher Commander, 2nd Platoon Midshipman lfc Charles R. Miller Commander, 3rd Platoon Midshipman lfc Richard P. Iozwiakowslci Commander, 4th Platoon ' Will not be performed if ceremony is held Midshipman 1! c Gerard M. O'Brien Commander, Company B Midshipman 1 fc Brian I. Mathison Commander, lst Platoon ' Midshipman 1 fc james M. Bielefeld Commander, 2nd Platoon Midshipman, llc Paul T. Dolan Commander, 3rd Platoon . Midshipman lfc Terry F. Peppard Commander, 4th Platoon ors because of inclement weather. un' ya. Xp ' 'E bs 'Sufi lvl 'Y' an .4-W , y A ,,, fag, ' 5. 'ff- N ' V. Y, 4 .ff 'My A, 'ff Q 3-Ye fix :if ...Qi v 5 . WA' ,bt ,Q .xi i Q LET x I 4' D-sv ' rf- i 2 , , f' ,gy 4. 1 , 4 . . x ,r M1 1 XY -sq, I . Paul T. Dolan receives award for Outstanding Leadership and Career Potential in the Navy - Miss Judi Marmoll I ' Q ' ' 1966 Color Girl Ring Ceremony at Navy Ball ,gateway between eras-- 59 l . , ,, , uf- . -.Q-,.:.'f ,:,t:., ,--111, ., ,, ,.-1 '.,' sw- Q ---mf ,f -- -i '- ' - - rx- , - -v f - , ,M 4,52 -. , ...f,..L -.-.-v,-,.,g ,r15., ff 5 wx-rri,,,f, gig,-L5.i-.A far.: if:-111. .,,-- 'r A' .,--- .i v -N L - - wccrdo NORTH AINIERICAN AVIATION .... . ' Dr, Thomas R. Martin, Dean, College of Business Administration, Marquette Umversity Midshipman lfc Stephen G. Kuplca Excellence in the Flight Indoctrination Program RESERVE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION, DEPARTMENT OF WISCONSIN Lieutenant Gerry S. Harris, USNR Midshipman 2.!c Dennis M. McCarver . U . Outstanding Midshipman in Promotion and Participation in Extra-Curricular Actwihes GENERAL 'DYNAMICS I Captain W. O. McDowell, USNR, Commanding Officer, USN and USMC - Reserve Training Center ' Midshipman llc John F. Waschbusch Personal Contribution to the Nation's Strength VETERANS OF F OBEIGN WVARS OF THE UNITED STATES Mr. Myron M. Smith, Commander, Milwaukee County Council ' Midshipman 1 fc Paul T. Dolan Outstanding Leadership and Career Potential in the Navy ' SONS OF THE ALIEBICAN REVOLUTION Mr. Niles W. D. Allen, Secretary-Treasurer, State of Wisconsin Society Midshipman l X C Brian J. Mathison . Leadership, Soldierly Bearing and Excellence in Theoretical Course of Study ARMED FORCES COMIMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONICS ASSOCIATION Mr. Robert H. Croft, Teletype Corporation Midshipman lfc James M. Bielefeld Outstanding Electrical Engineer MARINE CORPS ASSOCIATION Major Herbert F. Olney, USMC, 1611, 96th Rifle Com any, USMCR Midshipman lfc Richard P. Iozwiakowslg Outstanding Marine Corps Candidate h ANCHOR AND CHAIN SOCIETY Reverend B. I. guinn, SJ., Coordinator of Military Programs ' Mi Shipman 1 f c Dwight D. Fisher ' Outstanding Oficer-like Qualities NAVY LEAGUE OF' THE UNITED STATES IMI. Austin Lett, President, Milwaukee Council Midshipman 2 X C Paul Russell Academic Excellence in Navigation ' A ANIERICAN LECION Mr. Norman Eckstaedt, Commander, Milwaukee County Council A U , Midshipman 1 fc Charles R. Miller Adademzc Excellence in Marine Corps Science and Leadership MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY Dr. Arthur Moeller, Vice-President for Academic Affairs Midshipman lfc james M. Bielefeld Midshipman 210 Paul Russell Midshipman 3!c Robert G. Gisch Midshipman 41C Thomas I. Moore Academic Excellence CATHOLIC WAR VETERANS OF THE UNITED STATES Mr. George Kalcik, Department Commander Outstanding Rifle M arksmanship FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION, MILWAUKEE BRANCH NO 14 Mr. Kenneth Craun, President, North Central Re io FRA Midshipman 3!c Frederick M. Lorenz g D, Greatest Contribution to Unit Morale and Reputation wccrclo SOCIETY OF AMERICAN NIILITARY ENGINEERS Dr' 10801111 E- Milfllf, Acting, Dean, College of Engineering Mlclshipnian 2fO Joseph N. Hosteny Outstanding Engineering Student STEUBEN DOClE'l'Y10F A1g,iER1CA, IVIUEHLENBERG UNIT No- Mr, lxclward E. Seebach, Cliairman Miilshipman llc Allen H. Somers Outstanding Leadership MILITARY ORDER OF THE PURPLE HEART Mr. john Hammel, Commander, Department of Wisconsin i Midshipman 410 james I. Curran Academic Excellence in Naval Orientation and Seapower W CHICAGO TRIBUNE I ' , Reverend. Robert G. Gassert, SJ., Dean, College of Liberal Arts, Marquette University Midshipman lfc john F. Kenny M'd h' 3 R' h d R Z hn Midshipman 2!c james W. Mangimeli lNrIidShIphIll1IlIa11lIfc!L:Ihzl1?lel:IM, Mcllxaaglrig Ac iievement and Character F ALK CORPORATION, NIILWAUTKEE, WISCAONSIN Mr. Patrick F eely, Recreation Director Midshipman lfc William P. Bau , Outstanding Leadership and Career Potential in the Marine Corps FIRST MARINE DIVISION ASSOCIATION, RIILWAUKEE CHAPTER Major Nicholas K. Boclnar, USMC, Marine Recruiting Station, Milwaukee Midshipman 2!c Keith McAtee' , Academic Excellence in Marine Corps Science RESERVE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION, COOK COUNTY ILLINOIS CHAPTER O First Lieutenant G. L. Miller, USMC, Marine Recruiting Station, Chicago, Illinois Midshipman 2!c James C. McGee III I Outstanding in Military Aptitude and Excellence in Military Subjects NAVY CLUB OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Mr. Paul Loepfe, Commander, Milwaukee Ship No. 53 Midshipman 1 fc Charles R. Miller Honor Platoon Commander MILITARY ORDER OF F OREICN WARS Lieutenant Iohn I. Fleming, USNR Midshipman 3!c Laurence W. Frederick Excellence in Military Drill and Appearance . NAVY MOTHERS, CLUB OF AMERICA, NATIONAL ORGANIZATION Mrs. Amy Strauss, National Ways and Means Committee Chairman I Midshipman lc Gerard M. O'Brien I Academic Excellence in Naval Engineering NAVY MOTHERS, CLUB OF AMERICA, MILWAUKEE BADCER STATE CLUB No. 146 Mrs. Erna Hassman, Commander . Midshipman 1 c Bruce G. Makela ' ' ' Academic Excellence in Naval Law and Leadership UNITED STATES NAVAL INSTITUTE Reverend Jerome Breunig, SJ., College of journalism Midshipman lfo Edward A. Wrobel Midshipman lfc George M. Barilla ' I Advancement of Professional, Scientific and Literary Knowledge in the Navy N RESERVE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION Captain 1RIOIhVe,IfIURieFSIl, UASXNXR, Group Staiif, Naval Reserve Group 9-55 Midshipman lfc William I. Schmid Outstanding Contract Student with the Naval Reserve O F THE WORLD WARS - ' Mr. IamlXgSIL1?1g2EIeafgggmelplmmander, Milwaukee Chapter Midshipmen 3 X O William I. Noffsinger Academic Excellence in Naval Weapons l I S E OF AMERICA-LADIES AUXILIARY NAVYIXSIJIISUIINZII'lcrifHIioIel52EClonr'lIlh1anSder, Milwaukee Ship No. 53 l Midshipmen 4fc Paul W. Dougherty, III Most Improved First Year M idshipman 61 79' Honor Platoon, l966-Alpha Thfec Honor Platoon Commumlcr Clmrles R. Mille: -1-...,.i'NQ! gulf' ,wp I in ,gg . I , TO YOUR if p p N DEN MOTHER I I 1 ,ii 0 o I tl ,. , P , ' . R r 're iw' I, I 'Ulf V f o ,, , ft X, X my 'I if 01, k I hi, .4 ' x MARRIAGE NAVY sTYLE The life of our American Naval Gfficer isn't always an easy one. Many a navy man's wife has at one time or another wished that the words used during her wedding ceremony read something like this: Wilt thou. New Ensign take this woman as thy wedded wife, to live together insofar as the Bureau of Naval Personnel will allow? Wilt thou love her, comfort, honor, and keep her. take her to the movies. and come home on all your 48's Aye aye. Wilt thou, Navy bride, take this New En- sign as thy wedded husband, bearing in mind liberty hours. ship schedules, watches, sudden orders. uncertain mail connections, and all other problems of married life? Will thou serve him. love and honor him, wait for him, learn to wash. fold and press his uniforms, and keep the smoking lamp lit for him at home all the time? I will. I, New Ensign, take thee Navy wife as my wedded wife from 1630 to 0800, as far as per- mitted by my commanding officer, liberty hours subject to change without notice, for better, for worse, and for earlier or later, and I promise to write at least once a week while I am away. y I, Navy wife, take thee New Ensign, as my wedded husband subject to orders of the officer of the day, changing residence whenever the ship moves, to have and to hold as long as my allotment check comes through regularly, and thereto I give my trothf' By Direction A Then let no man put asunder what God and the Bureau of Personnel have brought tof gether, by the virtue of the authority vested in Navy Regulations subject to change by Bu- Pers Manual and the BuPers Bulletins that come out, I now pronounce you man and wifef' FDUNDRYMEN WHO MUST SAVE MDNEY use and recommend PEKAY Coolercltors Mixer-Mullers Airators M-T-Matic Buckets Pekcly Machine and Engineering Co., Inc 2520 West Lake St., Chicago, Ill. 60612 64 Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 2 MORRISUN PHOTOGRAPHER 536 West Wisconsin Avenue 271-3703 Milwaukee see us FIRST tor your portroits. . . Adults-Children-Family Groups 5 El Supremo-the supermid I 1 2 1 U b Congratulations from THE BANK OF COMMERCE A visitor in the night Membe'OfF2ifLT,L'ITSLm , JOSEPH J. HEINTSKILL sINSURANCE 745 North 4th Street 271-1786 2526 West Vliet Street Milwoukee, Wisconsin 53205 ' Thanks . . . It has been a pleasure to serve you and I wish to take this opportunity tO wish you the best ot everytl'1iI'1Q' W. S. Drylourglw, Jr. CHARTERED LIFE UNDERWRITER NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 41 I East Mason St. MILWAUKEE 2, WISCONSIN i 'tYeah, itis a girdle-want to make something of it? L THE DOWNEY COMPANY Milwaukee, Wisconsin 933-3123 F G. I L AUNDRY AND CLEANINEHPPED Mr, Xl I I- L. 9 E E' . -AsE..v.CEW..-M OF THE N ORGE .,.v.s.3N OFTHE BORG WA RNER CQRPQR A W. US, Naval Uniform Shop repl-esemauve OPEN 6 A.M. T0 MIDNITE COIN OPERATED SELF SERVICE I LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Phone: 344-4214 USNTC Great Lakes, Illinois All uniforms are guaranteed cut and fitted Gnd to your individual measurements. 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Wisconsin Avenue 344-0200 6 II11l111l'15 ,, ...Mar-' IIIII lilll ' I ' QQ I .fi B - 5-'N ua- ..:fA-- N----C 'il- i I I V I, X-,gd N., .3 VZ,-U .,.' -arf-7--7 1.4-sl uv . X .,,,,..Aq -X , 4 iff' l N I - i ' ff' '- f 1'i -3-D , Q -2 il -f ' .K-l f' I W p 5 i xr. Xu C. 4- 1 ---4 .. , -L qi- HEILBORN SHOE CO. 45 Pleosont Street Worcester, Moss. -- ' e K f SHOES CRUISE GEAR FM if- -gf:- ' -HNSL5?i- Don I wo: ry about h r, Mr Kmger says we are the privileged vessel. STEWART FOOD SHO Close by the unit Right side of Stewart Aportme Handy for o quick lunch ' ' A4 'L 17 , 1, -Hx. , 'Q 'Z' . fl 9 - T ff A 4 Q as is iv - A' - B- if s . if Q1-:E 1- I r' f- 4 - . F 7 . 542 N. 15th Street P nts CAMPUS BARBER SHOP BUDGET PRICES 735 North 16th Street Extra Saturdays and Before Holidays HAIRCUTS Children ......... 51.25 Adults ........... 51.50 Flat Tops ......... 51.75 8 0-m-'5 D.m. Soturdoy 7 o.m.-4 p.m. 1418 W. Clybourn St. power ond other I A ALI.Is Milwaukee 3, Wiscons llilrnlllll I IIIIIIIIIIIII 113113112111 'S lqlllb 1415 342-9598 ' SIII E Ilsih YEAR - I I I C MARI ' ,. A L I ' IIAIIIIIIIIIIII III1vEIIIIsIII LUGGAGE V710 ' A I DELIVERY IN UNITED PARCEL AREA. . . FREE GIFT WRAPPING. .. I I MONOGRAMMING. .. 1 COMPLETE LINE ur 15 LUGGAGE-BRIEF CASES-Lum W On'e Marine Plaza, Milwauke Vg! 5320 fevfvfing , , Memb F II Ioep 'tl h C ZIIUIOOO m E. IIIIs. Avi. 52'.'.Z.'l'ZI.'EI. .f'I?I.T1'5.I'...'Z .5 c......l'J'I7-I,. C Sf H gf 530 M U Y 'I F dy MIDWEST AIRWAYS HAM PTO N 'WY 4800 s. Howell Ave. 744-3222 e Be Your Soles, Service, Instruction, Charter, Banker p Rental A I ' Member FDIC FAA Approved Flight School W A 'l'0'I1ed Cessna Dealef 7600 West Hampton Ave. 464-9000 - MILWAUKEEFS PRIDE IN PIZZA U' HOUSE OF PIZZA si ' D' 3 ug 1600 w.wELLs ST. I 3-4595 I 'Q W r an D vllllff li ...N He can't be a Navy goat, he doesn't have any horns HOME MADE If PIZZA - SPAGHETTI - RAVIOLI MOSTACCIOLI - LASAGNE CHICKEN CASSLATORE ITALIAN BEEF SANDWICBIES SAUSAGE SANDWICEES AND 4 MQEATBALL SANDWICHES OPEN swim .EARLY IN THE MORN Every platoon should have one A L'How much will 21 l Springfield bring on the black marketl l Ardmore Barber Shop Captain R. F. Baar Mr. R. T. Cowan Mrs. Elizabeth M. Dennis Mr. S. J. Devine Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Dougherty Mr. Richard C. Eckman Mr. and Mrs. William Fox Mr. R. A. Gaenslen Gene's Tailoring J oseph's Barber Shop Mr. John F. Kenny, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kochanski Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Krison Mrs. Wanda R. Loomis PATRONS Mr. John J. Lyons Cdr. Charles Macaluso Miss Joan Majewski Marquette Liquor and Beer Depot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Masters Mr. and Mrs. Elden McAtee Mr. and Mrs. John E. McGee, Sr. Mr. Bernard Moore Miss Virginia Morisette Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Niemczyk Mr. John Noland Mrs. Margaret L. Nuhn Mr. and Mrs. John O'Hearn The P.B.A. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Plichta 70 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Podraza Rogo Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Rogus Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Rowe Mr. Robert R. Russell Mrs. Sittler's Chocolates Someplace Else Mr. and Mrs. Charles Straughn Miss Claudia Swidergal Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Timmons Toy's Chonatown Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. George E. Troxell and Sons Mr. David Walsh Mr. John W. Welch Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Wengiersgki Alma's Flowers 1824 W. State St., Milwaukee Mr. Michael Barilla 1624 Hopkins, Lakewood,.ll1. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Bau 4460 N. 42nd St., Milwaukee Mr. and Mrs. Delmar C. Berry 5508 N. Kenmore, Chicago, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bielefeld 2737 N. 94th St., Milwaukee Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Biese 1 Arlene Dr., WestLong Beach Branch, N.J. Colonel H. C. Boehm, USMC CRet.J 151 Ceron Dr., Mandeville, La. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bollinger 1 139 Boxfield Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. Robert W. Bronson 9346 Sunnybrook Lane, Dallas, Texas Mr. T. S. Carroll 743 Westgate Rd., Deerfield, Ill. - Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Carrozzo 481 W. 28th Place, Chicago, Ill. PONSOR Rear Admiral T. A. Christopher, USN, Commander Key West Force, U.S. Naval Station, Key West, Fla. Mr. R. J. Cloutier 221 Woodbine Dr., Terre Haute, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Collins 2840 Linden Lane, Falls Church, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curran 1839 76th Ave., Elmwood Park, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Curtin 915 Ironwood Dr., Mount Prospect, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.. Dean 812 Marshall Ave., Bellwood, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon W. Devoy 5455 N. 52nd St., Milwaukee Major and Mrs. D. T. Dolan 1127 Carriage Rd., Papillion, Neb. Eleven-Fourteen N. Fourteenth Mr. Anthony Erbetta 5 Philip Rd., Lexington, Mass. Mrs. Rosalind Farina 7702 N. Hermitage Ave., Chicago, Ill. MSGT and Mrs. John P. Ferranti, USAF 2912C Loring Dr., Loring AFB, Maine Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Fisher 1523 N. Evergreen, Arlington Heights, Ill. Rear Adm. and Mrs. Wm. F. Fitzgerald, Jr., 203 Prince George St., Annapolis, Md. Mr. Joseph L. Fox 3727 S. Bombay Ave., St. Francis, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Fox 2258 N. 59th St., Milwaukee Mr. and Mrs. Victor W. Frederick 503 N. 17th, Spokane, Wash. Mr. and-Mrs. Frank J. Gaffney 12 Williams St., West Barrington, R.I. Mr. and Mrs. Herb J. Galinski X 2624 N. 50th St., Milwaukee Mrs. John Gallugi . 7 Coolige Rd., Wakefield, Mass. Mr. James Gasior 6131 N. Hiawatha, Chicago, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gasper R.R. No. 1, Cedar Grove, Wis. Colonel and Mrs. J. W. Gilluly 6210 Reseda Blvd., Reseda, Calif. Mr. William Green 913 N. Beverly Lane, Arlington Heights, Ill. Mr. Vincent L. Growney USN fRet.1 130 Onwentsia Rd., Lake Forest. Ill. Mr. Robert T. Gunerman 324 Lewis Ave., Yorktown Heights. N.Y Miss Barbara Hawkey 310 S. Windser, Arlington Heights, lll. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Heiman 2960 S. 94th St., West Allis, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Heisler 405 Martin Rd., Union, N.J. Mr. Francis David Hennessy 303 Summit Rd., Media, Pa. Mr. and,Mrs. Joseph N. Hosteny 2735 W. 99th St.. Chicago, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kambie 653 Nelf Rd., Grosse Pointe. Mich. M r. Edward J. Kennedy 3 1818 Collins. Topeka, Kan. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Langdon 2134 N. Fremont St., Chicago, lll. Mrs. Marie E. Lorenz 601 Chestnut St., Cedarhurst. N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Lundquist 33 Hancock St.. Auburndale, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martinson 2155 University Place. Dayton. Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCarver 15 Blanche St.. Plainview. L..l.. N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. McGarry. Sr. Crest View Apts. 6E Rockaway. N.J. Mr. and Mrs. James C. McGee, Jr., and Barry J McGee 1988 Commonwealth Ave., Brighton, Mass Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McKenna 730 Prairie Ave.. Glen Ellyn. 111. Mr. Frank X. McLaughlin 233 Thelin Court, Wi1mette.111. Miss Peggy Miley 1015 N. Salem Ave., Arlington Heights. 111 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Miller R.R. No. 1, Brillion. Wis. Mr. W. A. Mitchell 323 Park Lane, Lake Bluff. lll. Mr. and Mrs. H.1. Morris 261-611 Congressional Lane. Rockville, Md Mr Thomas M, Nietlbala 4748 Busseldoifcr Rd.. Hamburg. N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Noffsinger 910 Dempster St., Evanston. 111. Lt. Col. Clarence O'Brien. Sr. Recruit. Main Station. Boston Army Base Boston Mass Mr. L. F. Peppard Onalaska, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Pokorny 4925 Hickory St., Omaha, Neb. Quirk 8: Gates Sinclair Station Twelfth and Wisconsin Mr. and Mrs. James E. Regnier 727 Lehnertz Ave..Aurora,l1l. ' an Rose Miss J . 100 So. Drury Lane. Arlington Heights. 111 Miss Dorothy Santoyo 2938 N. Vicker Ave.. Chicago. lll. Mr. and Mrs. Max Schneider 4564 N. 98th St., Apt. 3, Milwaukee Captain and Mrs. D.-R. Shiflert CDCJ USN MOQ 1751A Camp Pendleton, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Roy K. Shima 1305 Hart St., Honolulu, Hawaii Mr. Leo J. Snidersich 990 N. State St., Painesville, Ohio Miss Mary Stewart 913 N. Beverly Lane, Arlington He Mr. Robert Joseph Sucharda 3510 Erie St., Racine, Wis. Mr. Donald R. Teftt Newton Place. Sturbridge. Mass. Mr. Edward T. Thilman 1012 Cherokee Rd., Wilmette, Ill. Mr. Lyle G. Thomas 122 East Circle Dr., Denison, Iowa Miss Janet Tilley and Lieutenant Laurance Kennedy United Military Supply Editor Business Manager Artist Photographer A Typists- ights, Ill. 533 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee Mr. John J. Ward 408 75th St., Kenosha, Wis. Mr. R. V. Wiekstrom 5N76l Acacia Lane, Medinah, Ill. Mr. Edward Wrobel l 1520 Buckeye Rd., Cleveland, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Zacherl Fond du Lac, Wis. Mr. C. J. Zahner AM Hirschsprung 4, Berlin 33, Germany Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Ziemet 4959 N. 52nd St., Milwaukee 1966 PORTHOLE STAFF John S. Fitzgerald Carl I. Lundquist Fredrick M. Lorenz Roger D. Cross John M. Hamilton Lawrence A. Dennis Th PO ' - .. . th e ff' RTHOLE wishes to cred1t Marriage Navy Style, Hqjruise Poimersn ,md e o icer characatures on p. 56 to the U.S. Naval Aacademy LOG C 72 Eternal Father, strong to save, Whose arm hath bound the restless ,wave Who bidd'st the mighty ocean deep Its own appointed limits keep, Oh, hear us when we cry to Thee, - For those in peril on the sea! W O Christ! Whose voice the waters heard And hushed their raging at Thy word, Who walked'st on the foaming deep, And calm amidst its rage didst sleep, Oh, hear us when we cry to Thee For those in peril on the sea! - I 4 ' x 5 5 I u x 5 li 1 i I 4 N s f 2 I H gf ,, .. l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 I 11 1 1 1 1 I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 11 11 11 f ,1 - ,1 11, '1 1 1 1 1 1 -' - -1 - ' 'L-,.f. --.', 1