Marquette University NROTC - Porthole Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Innertube Waterpolo: A Walk On The Wet Side This is the second semester that Marquette NROTC has par- ticipated in the Rec Center's in- tramural innertube water polo tournament. What could possibly motivate midshipmen to don silly hats and innertubes and float in a swimming pool like giant cheer- '''' ios? The answer - FUN! 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. Lund's bathing trunks. above: A DIFFICULT MANEUVER: While team I members look on, Winnie Huskey attempts the most difficult move In waterpolo, getting into the innertube. ex A V. 'kx . wku I , wWXx- V 3 miIR-TS'VVVEN . - ... .s

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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