Marquette University NROTC - Porthole Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1988 volume:

1 PHOTHOLE The 1988 Porthole is dedicated to the units three outstanding secretaries, Pat Hojhacki, Beth Gruber and Margret Silva. Their continuing dedication and professionalism keep the unit running smoothly. Special thanks goes to Beth Gruber, whose courage in the face of hardship serves as an inspiration to us all. was , 1 2 a a 4,472; I V I s 1, 4-99.... 7'4 v ..e . IfIX 1- X x ,4 ,,,' ll e '. e 'A W , , I 'xl'Ofi W, I l ,1? I xI I t: , t t. 'Y'I - :79 . - .V t v. I x. k h I'lx , I I4 I l '.x l' s I ...,x 7 y ......... g . '1 , It I . l . 7 . 9? 4a: W . xvtl III I I x.-- . . I e I A a If! I V . ' v' . l I X 4 ,.. . . t b 6 t' - I I 4, t .. M. .1 , 'x-K h -;. ' . t; .. ..f 1-,. I4 I - xex v 3' .. , . . . ..., .'.'.I 'f , fffT-'-n-'-';'- ':.I,; ' :- J-V,'.K'.j'.j :: i'. Qiua .; , 3-5524? ' Q ... :- y I 'j::$ :1 $ ...-l.,$;.:.f;, nZAXIXIIII C4;Jy - 'kbxx Y.- .1' 4,;19 ,1 he . - . , , w 74:22: . . e W. I -' v . ' .- Kr ' 1- W: XX? .53: I ' t t S . agrtgzgya-rx ' 4 :9ng - 9' -- g;- .. 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MaoPherson graduated from the Uni- versity of Colorado and received his commission in April 1960. CAPT. MaoPhersonis first tour of duty was on the staff of Commander Carrier Di- vision Five embarked on the USS CORAL SEA in the Pacific. He commanded USS GLENNON and USS BRUMBY. In other tours he served as Op- erations Officer on the USS SHIELDS, Commu- nications Officer on the USS TOPEKA, Executive Officer aboard the USS UHLMANN and executive officer on the USS HAROLD J. ELLISON. CAPT. MaoPhersonis shore assignments in- clude Foroe Communications Officer for Com- mander Cruise - Destroyer Force, US Pacific Fleet, Coastal Operations, Naval War College, Na- tional War College, The Joint Staff tJ-3i, Organ- ization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the US. Naval Base at Guantanomo Bay, Cuba. CAPT. MaoPherson is impressed with the qual- ity of Midshipmen at the unit. He believes that because of defense outs, scholarships are more competitive, therefore the overall quality of Mid- shipmen has improved. The sailing program and the new computer equipment are two additions to the unit which the Captain is particularly proud of. He believes that the units primary concern now should be re- cruiting and he hopes to eventually have 250-300 Midshipmen in the unit. V re. '2 a z 7;, a i. ? .x x . T.'. kisiiw3554i33$iil ' ' f-s: tic: IIIJ'. 1'! ' r' In; . 'htng-y . .-: it A Study In Professionalism The staff at this unit is comprised of an outstanding group of officers. Each one excels in his particular field in the military and sets a fine example for Marquette's aspiring young naval officers to follow. Cmdr. Pierce is the Executive Officer of the unit. He is also responsible for teaching VC Midshipmen leadership and management skills. Cmdr. Pierce is involved in unit extra curricular activities. He coached this year's successful unit basketball team. The MOI, Major Wilson teaches Marine courses and keeps the Midshipmen battalion in line. Thanks to him, the battalion is now organized as a Marine battalion would be and everything runs much more smoothly. Lt. Lund is the 2K3 instructor. When not in class confusing hapless 2K3 Midshipmen, he enjoys such activities as basketball and water polo. This is Lt. Lund's last year at Marquette. Lt. Whitehead is also leaving the unit this year. He will be greatly missed by all who had him as an instructor for Naval Weapons Systems and Naval History. Lt. Whitehead is the faculty advisor for the Porthole, Navy Ball and he is also deeply involved with the sailing program. Lt. Hanneman has just completed his first year here at Marquette. He is infamous for being the only NASC instructor to assign homework on a regular basis. He is also heading up Marquette NROTCls recruiting effort and can often be seen lurking in the units passageways trying to lure some unlucky midshipmen into the dreaded mail-out trap. aop to bottom, left to rightl: Cmdr. Pierce, Maj. Wilson, Lt. Lund, Lt. Whitehead, Lt. Hanneman. . . .kxkxekhhxhhx ., . xxxxxxxxxxkxkxhk? v mmnwaxxkaiemumxxmmw....w... t .. . . e M .t .w .c. mid- bottom All Of these needs are met by these peo- ple. Although their contributions of- f Hess Ie Pat Hojnacki, Beth Gruber, Margret S V .s' . v erete5h$heh Backbone Of The Um The enlisted staff and the sec- retaries make up the backbone of the uni . Want a uniform, travel claim Chief Goosens, GySgt. Tester Chief Goosens, Chief Hess fall apart without the efforts of these GySgt. 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It was the aggressive play of Midn 24C Mur- phy and Midn 24C Sheehy that kept Marquette in the game. The team battled in a 1-1 deadlock for 90 minutes until the sheer finesse of the offensive team took over in the shoot out? With the expert goaltending of Midn 240 John Hollander and the sure shooting of Midn 24C Grzymkowski, Midn 24C Loughran and Midn 24C Ri- ley, Marquette received a well earned victory John The Hand 4 Hollander shows off his goalkeeping skills. WK .7; .9 .IX..X W. 9 ' 9 W 9W W x ' WW . 9- S'iixW x4 - . ' .. t x ' ' 9,. 3:4 ' 9k. - 4.. .' . . M 9 3 KK: .W .; W? SOCCER TEAM: back: Bill Sheehy, Frank Grzymkowski, . eah Loughrah, Tom Elwell, Steve Williams. Gerhard Weiss. Kw. ark Murphy, Ben Hrt row: Richard Purcell, manv .;;:- 3 Q . 9 W . ., ' W g' W WW 3 W hm. ' 'Qn ' x - WWW 'KW x 9 V: QM . 2 IN W a WW .. 9 WWSEWW t X WWW W 9.4; KW . x W W 9 W W W W ' . W W W W x $W 9$ 9 j W x W W. W W W $- W W' itgkx '.'. W. xK 9 W WW 4W0 ' WW 9? x x. N :.. 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V,Q ,, .QQQXW QW- x-Q' QXKIVQ Min t-utWXi : . iVwa ,4 ,yA Q2 Ix $$ Q - 5,;47 TOUCHDOWN PASS: Quarterback Dan Casey prepares to throw another successful pass. MEETING OF THE MINDS: Coach Major Wilson discusses game tactics with captains Martens, McDonnell and Schlise. The NROTC flag football team finished another win- ning season under first year coach Major Wilson with a 2-1 record. After suffering an opening day loss to Mar- quette Army 1-46, the team rebounded by beating UW Madison Navy 20-14 and Northwestern Navy 26-18. The team was motivated by captains WC Martens, 2K3 McDonell, and 2K3 Schlise, as they practiced three days a week from the beginning of September to mid- November. Most Valuable Player honors went to 3K3 Schmolesky on offense and 2K: MCDOheII on defense. Hoopsterts Successful Year The 1987-88 NROTC basketball season was a success in many ways. The season got off to a great start with the arrival of Cdr. Pierce in the Fall. ttHawkeye'i enthusiastically assumed the coaching duties and quickly procured new uniforms. The team began practice in November and beat Marquette Army a few times before Christmas. Second se- mester saw the team make strong showings at the Notre Dame Air Force and Purdue Sports Festival Tournaments, while defending their Mar- quette Army ROTC Tournament Championship. The team concluded the season with a 4th place finish in the Midwest NROTC Tournament at ' Great Lakes, IL. The leadership of the UC Midshipmen will be missed 4; next year. A strong nucleus of talent, however, will return. Midh. WC Wilczynski was selected the teams MVP. x . t, V A 8. .xe ,V x -. . x g QAXRV K4 xx. ' . Tx 8888 i, k .' ; I 4 1 l l I 4 far right: JUMP SHOT: Kent Greenwald displays x i i .. .. -- his skills. right: PRACTICE ' m '- - xxx SN. 23:14:; $3M x '51. .'.'.'. hikt-Z-ff , - - -. - N- . . . I Sch I i se hones h is passi ng . x .. - ' . XX '.. Fe. I u.- N' 28 '8 x skills at practice. 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Although the Navy Seals did not place first in the tournament, -. they were always first to get to 4 . the G loo after the games. After i' all, winning isn't everything. It's how you celebrate after the game that really counts. -'.'-'V.3'::i. i' ex 'I 3- :VV 3.9., XXVW 55x . 3'43 3'. I 72,09 -:- $WWV t WV x .- n . X 9.9: , W I. s , .I At . .. . , yil MHWIAWWWXWIMWXWMMWW W x :x WWWWWWWNWhVi xx . IgVVIWWMW-QWIZWvaoZ47, W 'IIWIIWIXI '5'7, :9 .' I , XIX A F 1988 INNERTUBE WATER POLO TEAM: top row: Lt. Lund, Mark Savin, Tom Croisant, Dave Zierath, Paul Kokosz; bottom row: Christine Rahlf, Winnie Huskey, Diane Boettcher. ....... Q54. : WK ..u . '2: l' l I i 1 4g -u- s mks ' ass. if win; '-2-3 t I-. w; . , .xx ' If:- W, .. v. . , 12:1.st ... . a -------- i ' W Wisxxw ' x . sksh gm 3? w - .s .twmgsxsnm- left: TEAMMATES: Although they just suffered an agonizing defeat, Winnie Hus- key, Paul Kokosz, and Diane Boettcher are cheered considerably by the amusing sight of Lt. 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The 1988 Color Guard put in superb performances at NROTC and civilian functions. Led by Midn. 2K3 Mark Dunderdale, they brought out the colors at Marquette Warriors basketball games, the Veteran's Day Parade, the NROTC Awards ceremony, and many more patriotic occasions. A .,--. ,- W'IKH...r . 34' h 1! .,,',, '1! .2 . ye .Ahxz' 7X4- ,yxiW; e- 4' '5 1x5 e e Xxx, SXxx . ,. ' e-zxx. ; $$$$ng ' r 6C '1 -l,v 7 I 4- :1??? ' ------- ll. 1,1, , ll'l'A' The wheels of progress forever turn, attempting to reach a perfection, a realization, nirvana if you will. And yet through the haze exists a light, a faint hope that all is possible, the Marquette NROTC Drill Team. Onward they trudged, testing even Mother Nature as they drove for twenty hours through a blinding snowstorm to complete their pilgrimage to the sa- cred city of New Orleans. There they met other wanderers and competed in games of chance and skill. Alas, the mer- riment ended all too soon and the drill teamers returned home. The spirits were appeased and the drill team's heart was content as they had once again attacked adversity and bested those who did not believe. relockwlse from tool THE DRILL TEAM marches m the Veterans Day Parade. MIDN 2lC DIANE BOETTCHER gives orders to the team MIDN 4lC MICHAEL GEE executes a perfect movement 11 .'.:'4l-j.'l' 3...... ,j-g'i 7.3.23: '7. .;.' 3,7 'I, 452.532.. ,' t e .' ' nlczl'c', . V7139. -.. -' m... . ..,: .-.-. .0. a! .V5 -. I'.- 3' -' ' K V '. . .537. I . x.. x. x . ' . . . . a . . . . c I 'V x. -'x- vh ' Z'A . 3 qt ...-.. K5. 'x 3 x . x - f l h x. . '. 3 ,5.- x . - b - . . '- 1. '- '3 - .- j: V. . x .y' 3 3... .. K. .I . . . J. ' 't'. . ' , . .' , WV . X N n N? .-:-:r . t .. -.:; x x ' . E 3 K '4 . - . - . . .o- .-..o.-.-n......-..o..;o.4oa no a.-. . . - .. . . . .. .. . . . . - v V c??frsshv ngm'vhiexh'B' . ' ..t , . 3 . 'f5.' 14 . . f 't..5';f'-3-.Q . .. . .' - 2., . . 1.3. 3.. ,. . .', .' . -..,. '-r .ltf'q' '. -. h' -;.- v...s. .'-.H 1-3- 'A';;:'.'- L.'; .J. -.A'.'.';;;.';9l . .-.';'-:;',I;;.; f . ' ,. .5; W I U .- H ,. H h H M .. I P mum - xm hm... gmgugg m. wm- mh Wmmv ' W- W MW ' emkmxmwxmxmmm wxuxmuxmwxxmxmwm wwwwavmmxxmwmmwwawxmavhwaswawxW' - Vaim' W ihxwmwwmwxvxaag-.s2;xv;ix-Axexwmx'vbaw3s' m wxw- W mmxmmmxvm vom- cam W V ' aiwmi'mwmmmmm . 'kaizt' ' pro.3..-..0A..uov.y wu-o-4.w.n..--.I- - - e- w..' '-e.o eevkg- 4 Ioahhaogs..onuwnhsn-ga. Karate Club Completes 2nd Successful Year Throughout the year, the Karate Club has given exciting demonstrations of their skill. These demonstrations consisted of free spar- ring, forms, and board breaking. Lots of hard work, long hours, and dedication have made the participants in the Karate Club excellent students who are able to perform such feats. Under the skilled leadership of Midn 2N Mike Wieczorek, the Karate Club has become one of the most successful unit activities this year. 3' Ff, 455' -;5; 'f- 2:; 'ff-e . 3. .. '--- 5w. -.. ?th3:$3ei N 3? 2539', 5Q, .5 ,I x 3R3. .X' 2:2 -3';:I1 ::, , ':' ti.- 1.13 ,3 't4g '. 3?;3;:,:?W3ELIE-i V 1:352- ' . . 3 e ' ' '.' VI 2.?x- 43,2 .1 3. 4 I . - . 4! . f .39: 1' .l' I . - 553' 33:25:33,.e - f 3' 7 tclockwise from top; DENTAL WORK IS MORE FUN THAN THIStt exclaims Michael Gee as J. J. Till lands a punch. HIGH KICK- ERS John Haeflinger, Mark Dunderdale, Mike Wieczorek, Bill Sheehy, and Ben Hruz show off their skills. CRAIG MURPHY prepares to strike. $3 't. 3K3mxl --'. n t- XX 4, ' , .A' ,7 7 .1 y; .3 l. , Ix . j t . w XWK v . $Nw1$ixi3f Q '3 i x IN V 4171?; , .. u x w , AA ' x . $NXX 5:. xx 9 '4 x , . w x- xxxxw . i ,1 - Q X' wx :- . . $1 xx W 3 THE KARATE CLUB: back row: Ben Hruz, Mark Dunderdale, Mike Wieczorek, John Haeflinger, Bill Sheehy, Jon Tappe. front row: Richard Purcell, I Jason Hae-m Craig Murphy, John Till, Michael Gee, John Barret, Scott Safar. 1': 717M; fIva-z- V xv A . '1 '11.7 7' - ': -;Wl.':rdlmk':' !147l124,, -:.'IW . 8'! . ,, .1 , ,. . ,XAxNTW ?wa bx: . .. , ;.;,- V - ' , K7! ..... ?y4f'? ..... u 4,.. ....... WWKNRN MW ' . A. x .vvchX Nxx ..... . ...... .......... I, l ; a WHO NEEDS A SAW? John Haeflinger shows an alternative way of cutting v ,1 wood. FANCY TRICKS: An anonymous karate student performs a remarkable Wm: feat. 13 x.r . 2' .' 'h .4 Rah: . h .' h xgx K x x . Nh x X, X xhxkxsexquhh xxkk .. h x . w x 272k Wm 22,2 IV . lm- .2. x H . W WWW ..2 W . 22 2 2 . . . . ... 2 W .2 x 2 . .. o n . . 2W2 22 ,2, 2 h W, . . . x m ..WWWxL. 2.7.2 x W u. . ...q . , v . , . 12 x . 2 ,.WW . , W2 . .x . ...2? m .2222 . .. , ,22 ,. . ......umn. , 2 ... ... .. .. ..x- ch x . . . . . D .Hh w-w 'V'Wrr 7 rr 2. . . 2 ,.H W .W22,,W.2.2.2.,222Z; W222 why tough guy WWWWWWWWWIIW nileAIiWWWWWWWWW W 4 ' ' 7 .a22X2 I : I . f. . s j, ,. 9.5:? .17 -.' . . I . 2 ' 2 2XW2 IS .27. WWWo 3-va? ,- '- Midn 22C Rudy Diaz t Midn 220 Ben Hruz. ARMED Midn 32C Al Lagore and Midn 32C Rolf Breen 45:.- .. .. 22,7 ,. .. ,...,222 2 . . .. , ..WVW2 7 .. W22 VWViw . W272 .WWx ..2H.W7.HUDHHWNH.... . .7 . ....Hsth I ..... . .2H.. . . ..IIIII: vyvvv-vlvr'v rr '7 ...... n . Midn 320 John Olsen finds a 2.22. 2 . . .. RN 2 ...2. .Ir .. . . .. 2. .2 .. stZWV. . W. 2, ...2 , 222.72.? .u. . 22. . . 2 W .x .2 .u w . WEE... ..u WXMyWu . 1N . ..I..m S .H. . . -;$ 222 yr. ...,2....22.. ., l...q . ., . ...... M 2217.227, ......N ...... Wail I .. . 2. . , .. 2 0 h ., 11 W - W 2:, ,-. .' kW . 3. . W ICS agalns Tactics Team Motivates Mids MAJOR WILSON does h IN MY SIGHTS ax . .v..... wa ... . n. m . . 2 . 3m. ,x ...H ... .. . x . .- WAVI 2. ..I. ..V... . ... idn 32C Brenda Zutter, Midn 32C Cheryl Hutchinson, trong arm tact AND DANGEROUS 2 . Wmhnl ....... n? ..... .- H 72. 4 w .. .. 22 .22 2 2 . M 2 ...23 ... .. .. :.2. ...2 2.20. . . ,..H, 2 .2. v .. 2 .4! w .2 .2 . 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Marquette, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and the University of Iowa all had midshipmen who participated in the program and learned basic sea- manship, sail rigging and the mastery of the high seas' Many port calls were made to promote camaraderie among the shipmates. Mackinac was the hands-down favorite. Some Midshipmen were lucky enough to race the Guerre de Course in the Chicago-Mackinac race. Although Guerre de Course was sold to a private owner in November, MUNROTC acquired the Wild Onion in the Spring. Hopefully, SAILTRAMID '88 will be as adventurous and mem- orable as SAILTRAMID i87. 'iik h h .e v: ts V $ i .. A s . $N$$ X M WMM fl V, g 2?; .iii . ;wlf1p , , 4,-2.1 ..ix , v .. ,: . . '. a . VXI;,ICK'M , -. . . n; . 7 9. f- ' 1.; ...:M'I'. ', 7 ' I,-- W!'. 'a . l. ., ,l .. '4 WK ' I 0- , 7'05;le x1xt4g, W 1AA ' U 71,4134;in . 4 V ,1 V a , 1 lyley, 1'. I.,'..'1'1--, ' ,. . i . t ; 2y; ' 'ngzyxg-H ' .1 X4: 27 'f i147 iVA a1?! .. 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Each month a board consisting of selected midshipman officers and the MOI, Major Wilson, convenes to determine who will receive the award. Midshipmen who have been nominated for the award appear before the board and answer questions fired at them from board members. This year saw the first female midshipman in recent history to receive the award, Midn 3K3 Tammy Snyder. Congrat- ulations to all the honored midshipmeh! above: Midn BlC John Olsen receives the Midshipman of the Month award from Capt. MaCPherson while Battalion Commander Midn VC Dave Gould looks on. right: Midn 3K3 Tammy Snyder proudly wears the Midshipman of the Month epaulet. 16 L-y 427 ?;f'tiWWIlr'ilW W9; A ix 1+5; vmwaw eifs'sXxNN s WW - '. :tAFKhsth , thAAAAVF'u' I. ..x Qxxxvyxge jxxxw'yky-.,xxxx-.':'-:A:L:-:-' . ' ' - amass . r 0 f: , v. A I 'I, .. i Z Wt , K,, All midshipmen maintain- ing a 3.4 or above GPA are inducted into the trident honor society. These midshipmen are not allowed to rest on their academic laurels. Not only are they encouraged to maintain high standards themselves, they must also participate in the units tutoring program, helping other midshipmen over- come their scholastic hur- dles. pecial recognition is giv- en to Midn UC Gerhard Weiss who was on Trident Honor Society the entire eight semesters of his col- lege career. roIookwise from tom: FALL TRIDENT HONOR SOCIETY boasted a record number of members. MIDN 2lC DIANE BOETTCHER receives her fourth consecutive award. SPRING TRIDENT HONOR SOCIETY: By the Spring, the number of members had considerably thinned. 17 . . - .' l'- a . 9. '. .k,..A....1. I',j-I.' .1 9 25.055. .Ai-af' . -', .9 S A u.5..---.4..-.-..k.--....-.-.o.--.....-.-4-..--ooo on yo .- 9 S. wxsxx9 OI WAVYaXQ'iixV9 9 9 WWYQVJQkWV' ' 19Wa$$i$N45VKWWWAVNOA WVTI 9WNLRV$WMWKWAWV9ORNIA9 ..o.ooo-uuo. Ion... 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DONiT LET GO: These two teams are evenly matched. 19 xh. 9777...... ., 1117777 7.. 77.7 m , Midshipmen could forget their . It Irst Ion th their f pperclassmen In a ill for- hahceto , but for IS t a C a V te, the free Mids htx x ... Thursday dr luded the staff ame, the volleyball cnlc inc 9 Nick Odem, Carlos Fernan- held on a cool day s favor , a 0 IC ide of Ion picn ked the end of the summer 7.x? RAISE YOUR HANDS C a e n 0 VJ r e V e e V a 9 outs ftball ing of the school year ted after summer and everyone Mark Dunderdale relives h Inn Ime. ided the freshmen w d t The Battal IGS. Highlights of the p SGHIOF so pICHIC mar the softball game for a hill. ttAND The early September VIBW get reacquam relaxed setting, mali vs. also prov opportunity to meet the u scholastic worries and concentrate on hav- soda and food. and the beg one last day mg a goo games dez assists Capt. MacPherson with his ham- volleyball glory days for the benefit of Chris burger selection. 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Entertainment was provided by the MC Midshipmen who performed hilarious skits and the Marine Op- tions who sang a moving rendition of The Twelve Days of Bootcampf A special appearance was made by Santa ta Close friend of Michael Geei who gave presents to all the staff, regardless of whether they had been good all year. alnsxzfly- k4? .. ...;;:.- V l 4. ;.. gx . '9: aXX a 2 is, -: 7 V e3 fa; 1,. v b a .: .;:,ll- - V?.Vlilk- I; ' a . tclockwise from topl SANTA AND HIS ELVES: John Barret, John Olsen, Kristine Polaoek, Rick Jaeger, and Michael Gee. CHIEF GOOSENS receives a present from Santa. AN OLLIE NORTH DOLL: That's what GySgt. Tester is asking from Santa for Christmas. A KID AT HEART: Lt. 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Some Mids greet the PRT tphysical readiness testl as a chance to display their strength and speed. Others see the PRT as the final stumbling block to successfully completing another NROTC semester. Sit ups, push ups, the one and a half mile run, and the dreaded toe touch must all be executed above the minimum standard to pass. Sound difficult? It isntt but many Mids contemplated getting in shape a little sooner as they stagger back across the endless 16th Street Viaduct. h A-h-va---.'-. a ....'...-.-- .. V mw-mmmawmmamemmmg N Y440V 5 ................... IE: :12: IX .A 5M 45-2,- K554555353.- 2-?0'5 A IZX I 1 51,1 1;, l- ...; 2:- ....:. e a .......... '. ' wmwwmtmmeimmzamamwzxmmmw; ' ' g. ala. . I 5 5,, . z' - -. , ' 4 .4, .'ll .2, z '75 'T?I g-I '. j. . , . . .. ;$Eaixi--'W5 72 , L 2.. . ,,- . , V xM , 4' 5 a:.;,;.M 5 , 0 y; . 9'32: W . . 1.14135155539-. 5- aw ....... 'fVWthSj-g . 5,1,, 5 I l I ' . 114271345 . . 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Many will agree that the most nerve wraoking one is the BNCO inspection. Questions asked during this inspection can range from ttWhat is your third general order? to ttWhat was written on the hot air balloon in The Wizard of Oz?' it ......... .. WW ' V ii I ' :-,.-:-:t , - v .25... 5'. .H.; f 3 Xx- x..:. . 5.35? x- '1: I s --',- V' 'fx'. , '.-f-:.v' ' tclookwise from top; DID NAPOLEON HAVE THIS PROB- LEM?: Midn WC Paul Kokosz notices Irish pennants on the bottom of a Mids cover. A STERN FACE: Midn UC Dan Smith I , thinks inspections are no laughing matter. BELLA BELLA: V ,1 ll Midn UC Keith Martens teaches Italian sign language during , ' - his inspections. LINE UP: Midshipmen are formed and ready for inspection. 23 . ......i. .2. .. .. .- . 2......1 .u... .. ... 3.21.5. 1...... .....in.-1.!. ... ... Ill: - ?tt.ri. 1. . . .. I . . . . . . r. 1. k . . .n I .t u l A .4 ITII .137... '1.....lt-.. 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YUCKING IT UP: Emcees Mew Dtihderdaie and Sean MCDOhell chuckle at their own Jokes, hoping the laughter will prove mh taQious. x..- t e-..ai.-as.hhh..l .. .-..e4 u - :- WPV m1 -.. wv-H wrn s. 'b-p -- AWARDS PRESENTED For Excellence in Marine Corps Studies For Academic Excellence In Seapower For Leadership in Unit Activities For Excellence In Naval Weapons Systems For Excellence in Naval Ship Systems For Excellence in Navigation For Excellence in Physics For Excellence in Marksmanship For Extracurricular Participation For Photographic Contribution For Journalistic Contribution For Professional Leadership For Overall Scholarship CNET Physical Fitness Award For Achievement As a 1 10 Marine Option For Superior Leadership For Excellence in Military Bearing For Outstanding Dedication and Professionalism Fall Honor Platoon Commander Spring Honor Platoon Commander For Academic Excellence in the 11C Year For Academic Excellence as a Sophomore For Excellence in the College Program For contribution to the Nations Strength For the Outstanding First Year Midshipman For Overall Excellence as a Sophomore For Most Improvement in Academics For Achievement As a Senior Marine Option For Outstanding Academic and Military Leadership For Excellence As A Graduating Senior For Overall Excellence As A Senior For Excellence As a Junior For Excellence In Engineering For Excellence in Military Service For Excellence in Military Skills For Demonstrating the Ideals of Americanism For Exceptional Leadership Potential For Most Improved College Program Student For the Outstanding Graduating Midshipman For Excellence in Amphibious Warfare For Outstanding Patriotism For Excellence in Academics and Leadership For Excellence in Computer Science For Exemplary Drill Qualities For Recruiting and Alumni Organizations For Excellence in Academics For Excellence in Scholarship For Color Guard Excellence For Excellence in Engineering UC Miller 210 Hruz 1 K3 Smith 3K3 Michelet 4K3 Noordyk 21C Boettcher 1 10 Brook UC McCord and Smith 11C Balow 3K3 VanValzah 21C Rahlf 21C Murphy 11C Weiss 210 T. Umentum and 310 Umentum 1 10 Wong 1 10 Gould 1 1C Harrington 1 K3 Miller 11C Weber 11C Pacyna 11C Weiss 3K3 Haeflinger 11C Croisant 1K3 Pacyna 41C Polacek 3K3 Michelet 41C Butzirus WC Wong ' 11C Gould 1 10 Martens 1 1CD Weiss 21C Wieczorek 1 10 Walsh UC Martens 1 10 Wong 3K3 Umentum 210 Williams : 4K3 Noel WC Harrington 21C Hruz VC Zierath 31C: Ditch 1 10 Weiss 4K3 Polacek 31C Romittic and WC O'Connell WC Kruse 21C Rahlf 21C Dunderdale 1 K3 Weiss and 21C Palmersheim Awards Day Recognizes Outstanding Achievement 24' wm.;'-.iet-exm . . .v, $ eKhxxx t txhhk Marquette NROTC'S annual awards ceremony gives the unit a chance to recognize the g WWW outstanding achievements of m -. A- e.,v.-.-- its midshipmen. Many local groups sponsored awards and provided distinguished guests to distribute them. Over 30 awards were given including a Marine Corps sword, A Navy i sword, a $1000 scholarship, and a trip to Washington DC. i: ' x.A-..r.V-- . z I e e 65-. 5;. ilk XA-x- Hhe - . ex ' 4:: x , MW . . . . . . , , , Hy ,-:i7 aggzmwxx. W4,- 4yA2-V$ w 44,.- Z I : ,..xx.-:7A ' 3:231, ,qu ..... tclockwise from top; HONOR COMPANY Commander Midn WC Steve Wilczynski E receives the honor company ribbon from Capt. MacPherson. PASS IN REVIEW is i the highlight of the awards ceremony. PHYSICS WONDER Midn 1 K3 Chuck Brock at W receives an award for his brilliance in the study of the subject. 5-5.: g 55 5 t 2 3 E 5 i 5 ' 5 . gg ' E : 5 5 5 .. i . . .5 .v - . .. .H.. ,x.' 5 5. . .. 4. . ,sx. -'-.y--,s.. .n ....' ..--. - - .. I . . rI-aP' 5th.!g. oh... ll'l. II C I. Q l '.u a u I - I u ' u l '. 'P f 5 z. i i S i .5 2 i 3 5 5.31: ti 3? g S 2 5 i I 5 i s 3 .l i t 3 3 I i '3 i i E i c?cuu . J. .t..t'sto......, -.c5o.. n ..u.. .5 . , ..1.:.qu.-....'.I .X-c'us'pu .n- -e.u-.-mg.ml...8u.-Q.Qw.m n.-.- g--- Oyvuuau.qxq - .018 .II IDQ5' - .,.:. .Mn 8-...8. um..-ab-s..-. .thnupa.$;M.Au-No u.- an. E- 8 AM. mg...- The 198-88 Midshipman lat '5'! The Midshipman Battalion is the cen- tral organization of the NROTC unit. Run entirely by midshipmen, the bat- talion meets once a week on Thurs- days for a two hour period of instruc- tion and drill. During the Fall Semester, Midn UC Dave Wong assumed command and, with the hel p of BNXO M id n U C Keith 5' Martens, ran an efficient and motivated H W 1 3 t battalion. Under the command of Midn UC Dave Gou Id, the S pri n 9 semester bat- talion fared equally well. He and BNXO Midn UC John Miller worked hard to keep the battalion up to its excellent standard. Several battalion-wide events were held in the Spring, includ- ing the Navy Ball and the Battalion RuntPicni. These events helped to in- crease morale and unity among the midshipmen. 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In the battalion, these Midship- men got their first taste of leader- ship and responsibility. Holding po- sitions ranging from squad leader to staff billets, they learned that these jobs are not as easy as they look. Overall, the WC Midshipmen did an outstanding job in both their ac- ademic and military pursuits and are well on their way to becoming fine officers. rrighU: MIDSHIPMAN OF THE MONTH re- cipient Todd Umentum accepts his award from Capt. MaCPherson. ropposite pagei: SITTING DOWN ON THE JOB: Mark Murphy takes a casual approach to playing softball. LEADERS OF THE PACK: 2D Mids lead the NROTC football team on the field. Carlos Artilles Diane Boettcher Michael Bruno Marc Czaja Scott Davies Timothy Dernbach Patrick Diamond Rodolfo Diaz Mark Dunderdale Albert Fischer 30 ,. t awaiwz -' 31reAWey ' , 3n. . '7 ssss V-t h'WtA'kiz-zAnxsewpp;,- , . t sumhwmg'nshvne s...- ; - .. A i . t Ina.+v hi5 EM; narrafjj .. r - vt-- 'V' srfl v. 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With two years of their NROTC experience behind them, these men and women will have no trouble facing the Chal- lenges that await them in the next two years. rrightl' A MOUTHFUL Midn 3K3 Dan Casey has bitten off more than he can chew. ropposite page; A MODEL OF COMPOSURE: Midn WC Mike Czarnik instructs Midn 3K3 Rolf Breen on the correct way to pose for a Porthole picture. ALL HANDS ON DECK: 3K3 Mids Marc Miohelet and Tom Elwell make up half of this four-man-push-up team. Lauranoe Bangs Lanoe Basting Rolf Breen Fernando Cancel Daniel Casey Tracy Day Michael Ditch Daniel Dugan Thomas Elwell Ronald Fuchs John Haeflinger Nicholas Harris 3lC Mids Strive To Meet The NROTC Challenge t - X -.-.-.. :x t t x - . .- ' . b3 ' h $4.3; x x .ka-t- -. . s .xx h:- . y .' k- . - h :S ' x.:' a ea . V 'v. - d-m . - a, ' ti 3-2-5- l-va .v . . -..-: ' 5$N t 3.x x ext ., 1;. xxx kact- .xff-X '59. $ ; X $ f. .x x; .' .' xv .0 : ' VY- x s ' Kr . '. . .:. , - t i s vs a s t t. 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