Marquette University NROTC - Porthole Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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79' Honor Platoon, l966-Alpha Thfec Honor Platoon Commumlcr Clmrles R. Mille:

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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

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-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'