Millersburg Military Institute - Sniper Yearbook (Millersburg, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1987 volume:

IN 1893 COLONEL. AND MRS- C.M. BEST BEGAN MILL.ERSBURG TRAINING SCHOOL IN THE BUILDINGS OF KENTUCKY WESLEYAN COLLEGE- FIVE YEARS LATER, THE SCHOOL BECAME MILLERSBURG MILITARY INSTITUTE. COLONEL BEST SOLD THE PROPERTY IN 1920 TO THE BOURBON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. IN THAT SAME YEAR, SEVEN CITIZENS FORMED A STOCK COMPANY TO CONTINUE M.M.I. AND PURCHASED FOREST HILL , HOME OF SANFORD ALLEN, WHICH HAD BEEN BUILT IN 1851. THE FOLLOWING YEAR, MOFFETT HALL WAS ERECTED AS A DORMITORY AND ARMORY. ADDITIONALLY, IN 1931, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOUGHT MILLERSBURG FEMALE COLLEGE AND ESTABLI SHED THE M.M.I. JUNIOR SCHOOL. SINCE 1944 M.M.I. HAS BEEN A NON-PROFIT SCHOOL AFFILIATED WITH THE RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORF' PROGRAM. TODAY, AS KENTUCKY'S OFFICIAL MILITARY SCHOOL, IT IS CO-EDUCATIONAL. AND INCLUDES GRADES SEVEN THROUGH TWELVE. IT IS THE PEOPLE AND EVENTS OF M.M.I.'S 94th m-m • e e V0, a. e x)® « 0- w o o-t6, V eV S o °£ v %0 y d' -ce e v‘e • BOARD OF DIRECTORS COL. A.P. ADAIR,III MR. SILAS CLEAVER MR. BENE GLASS COL. ALVAN HADLEY, JR. MR. JACK HOLCOMB MR. BILLY HOPKINS MR. ROBERT HOCKENSMITH JUDGE DAVID KNOX MR. DAVID LABREW MR. KARL LUSK MR. RUBEN PENA MR. JAMES REED MR. HENRY STANLEY MR. DAN D. STEWART MR. COLLINS SULLIVAN MR. CHAUNCEY SUTER MR. RICHARD STEPHENSON MR. JAMES VICARS COLONEL A. P. ADAIR CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER MR. JAMES VICARS EXECUTIVE OFFICER FACULTY COLONEL A.P. ADAIR- CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD MR. ED ALLIN BASKETBALL COACH MRS. CATHERINE CALDWELL 7 8 MATH, ENGLISH; ART MR. DANIEL DAMPIER SCIENCE, COMMADANT MRS. NORMA DOHN ADMISSIONS MR. F. H. KERN HALL ENGLISH, GERMAN TENNIS WRESTLINO MRS. ANN LUSK GUIDANCE COUNSELOR MR. WILLIAM MATHES SCIENCE; JV BASKETBALL- MS. SANDRA PARK SOCIAL STUDIES; YEARBOOK MR. BEN PUMPHREY MATH; FOOTBALL AND track coach LT. MARK SWETNAM MATH MR. JAMES VICARS EXECUTIVE OFFICER MRS. KATHRYN POOLE LIBRARIAN MR. PETER SOUR MUSIC, BAND MRS. DIXIE TRAYLOR ENGLISH MR. CHARLES TRIBBLE PRINCIPAL MR. JEFF WALKER SOCIAL STUDIES FACULTY AND STAFF NOT PICTURED: MR. JOHN DAY ASSISTANT COMMANDANT MRS. SUE FEEBACK BUSINESS MANAGER MRS. DEBBIE FRYMAN ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY SOT. RICHARD HERMAN R.0.T„C. INSTRUCTOR SGT. RICK MILLER R.0.T.C. IMSTRUCTOR MRS. LEE MILLER SUPPLY OFFICER MRS. MAYME WAGONER PX MANAGER MAINTENANCE STAFF: CHRIS JOHNSON TOM WITHROW NOT PICTURED: JOHN D. RITCHIE KITCHEN STAFF: MARY WHITE DORA BARBEE JANIE WASSON VIOLET McCORD RUBY DAMPIER ANNA WHALEN,MGR. SHOINHS (i) BRIAN SCOTT CARMICHAEL (3) DANA LUANN HYATT (2) JO EVELYN BRADY (4) JOHNNY DALE MITCHELL WHOs A) HAD THE NICKNAME ICE? B WAS CART. CRUNCH? C DROVE THE WHITE CHARIOT? D) WAS THE FUTURE FASHION DESIGNER? E) POUTED? F) WAS A STAR PUPIL? G DOODLED? H) LOVED BANDO BURGERS? I) LOVED SKATEBOARDING? J WANTED TO BE A FAMOUS DRUMMER? (9) JOHN CHRISTOPHER HOLCOMB (11) MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM HAYNES (10) PERRY MASON PEZZAROSSI (12) DANIEL EDGAR RIFFLE (13) WI L.L I AM LAWRENCE LAZ ARCS WHICH OF THESE FACES HIDE THE EVIL MIND THAT PLOTTED THE PINK PAINTING PARTY FOR SERGEANT HERMAN? HINT LOOK FOR S SENIOR INDEX (1) BRIAN SCOTT CARMICHAEL CADET LIEUTENANT COLONEL BATTALION COMMANDER BRIAN MMI-i, 2, 3, DRILL TEAM 1, 2, 3, CAPT- AIN 45 EQUESTRIAN TEAM i. , 2, 3, 4; RIFLE TEAM I, 2', 3, CAPTAIN 4; TENNIS 1, 2, 3, CAPTAIN 4; AWARDS: ASSOCIATION OF MILITARY SCHOOLS (3) DANA LUANN HYATT CADET CAPTAIN S-4 (SUPPLY) DANA MM I —JR. SCHOOL-s-1 , 2, 3, 4;- CHOIR 1; CLASS SECRETARY 2; FENCING 2; STUDENT COUNCIL 1 AWARDS: CONSUMER MATH 1. AND COLLEGES 3; COM- PUTER CLASS 2: HADLEY AWARD; HONOR ROLL 3, (4) JOHNNY DALE MITCHELL 45 SHORT STORY 2. • CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT HEADQUARTERS COMPANY COMMANDER (2) JO EVELYN BRADY CADET MAJOR BATTALION EXECUTIVE OFFICER ''JO MMI-1, 2, 3, 4; CHEERLEADING 2; CLASS PRESIDENT 1, 2, VICE- PRESIDENT 3, TREASURER 45 FOOTBALL STAT- ISTICIAN 4; HOME- COMING COURT 1, 2, 3, QUEEN 4; RIFLE TEAM 1, 2, 3, CO-CAPTAIN 4; STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 2; TENNIS TEAM 1; YEARBOOK 4 AWARDS: DAR GOOD CITIZENSHIP; ENGLISH 2, 3; GERMAN 3; MIL- ITARY EXCELLENCE 2; DEAN'S LIST 4; HONOR ROLL 2, 3; IGA STU- DENT OF THE WEEK 4; RIFLE EXPERT 1, 2, 3, 4; WHO'S WHO 3, 4. J.D? MMI-2, 3, 4; BASKET- BALL. 2, 3, 4; CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT 4; FOOT- BALL 4; RANGERS 3, 4; STUDENT COUNCIL 3; TENNIS 2; TRACK 3, 4 AWARDS: SUPERIOR CADET 2; U„S. ARMY RESERVES SCHOLAR ATHLETE 2; HONOR ROLL 2; DEAN'S LIST 4. (5 STEPHEN SCOTT PATE CADET CAPTAIN V‘AV COMPANY COMMANDER ''PATE MMI-3, 4; BOWLING 3; DRILL TEAM 3; FOOTBALL TEAM CAPTAIN 4; RANGERS 3, 4; RIFLE TEAM 4; STUDENT COUNCIL 4 AWARD: MILITARY EX- CELENCE 3; HONOR ROLL 4; IGA STUDENT OF THE WEEK 4. (10) PERRY MASON PEZZARO SERGEANT SQUAD LEADER (6) MICHAEL ZfilME VICKERS SERGEANT F IRST CLASS PLATOON SERGEANV F'EZZ MMI..4; BASKETBALL MANAGER; CLASS PRES IDENT; COLUMN WRITE FOOTBALL.; TRACK. VICK-0 MM I-2, 3, 4; CO! GUARD COMMANDER COLUMN WRITE 4; EQUESTRIAN TEAM RANGERS 4 AWARD; ALGEBRA ENGL. 18H 3.. (11) MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM HAYNES CORPORAL- SQUAD MEMBER (7) CHARLES LEWIS SELIGMAM I STAFF SERGEANT PLATOON SERGEANT CHAD MM I- JR. SCHOOL.-i- 1, 2, 3, 4; BOWLING 3; EQUESTRIAN TEAM 1, 2, 3, 4; RANGERS 3, 4; RIFLE TEAM 4; SOCCER 1, 2, 3; STUDENT COUNCIL 1; TENNIS 1, ' LURCH ' MMI-4; COLUMN WRITE; DRILL TEAM; FOOTBALL HONOR ROLL.. AWARD; EXPERT 2, 3, 4; NEDT 907. CERTIFICATION 2; HONOR ROLL 4. WILL. I AM HARFORD STEVENSON STAFF SERGEANT- SQUAD LEADER (12) DANIEL EDGAR RIFFLE PRIVATE FIRST CLASS SQUAD LEADER BILLY'-' MMI-3, 4; BASKET- BALL 3, 4; COLUMN WRITE 4; TRACK 3, WIFFLE ' MMI-4; BASKETBALL; TRACK; COLUMN WRITE! (9) JOHN CHRISTOPHER HOLCOMB SERGEANT PLATOON SERGEANT WI LL I AM LAWRENCE LA Z ART.)'! PRIVATE £-3 SQUAD LEADER v'CHRIS MMI-JR. SCHOOL 1, 2, 4; FOOTBALL .4; RANGER 3, 4; RIFLE EXPERT 2, 3, 4; SOCCER 1, 2, 3; TENNIS 1, 2,, 3, 4 AWARD; SOCCER 1107. LAZ MMI -4; BASKETBALL; COLUMN WRITE; FOOT BALL; HONOR ROLL. MILLER HALL - SENIOR BARRACKS GYMNASIUM AND CLASSROOM MOFFETT HALL ALLEN HOUSE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING OUR SCHOOL RANK IN AND REES FIELD HALL - CLASSROOM BUILDING JUNIOR SCHOOL BARRACKS BUILDING UPPERCLASSMEN TODD TAYLOR WILL ROSE JUNIOR C i-'XjKi NEW STUDENTS NOT PICTURED RON HARTLEY CHRIS KERST1NE DEVIN PERKINS JOHN CARAMANIAM STEVE COL. E HUGH BLOOMFIELD Fresfimen NOT PICTURED: DAVID 30UDRIE SAM GREEN JERRY OLIVER BILL CREIGHTON KEVIN CAROTHERS JAMES DAVIS NEIL DOUGLAS STEVE FOURNIER DAVID LOVE KEN OLIVER10 r FreSfjmen NOT PICTURED: CHRIS ORSE HARK PLATTNER ADAM RICHARDSON BILL SWEAZY EB COLLIER MATHES GRADES 7 JOHN DAY RICK ODERDINA DANNY SCHWARTZ ELLIS WESTERF IELD LEW PADGETT NEW STUDEN TS NOT P ICTUPED:: WESLEY BICKL-E DAVID BISHOP TONY DAY F:YAN EVANS BRYAN LAND JONATHAN MARTIN BOBBY WJLLEN ORGANIZATIONS HEADQUARTERS COMPANY □SIftS VILLAFLOR, PLATOON LEADER; JOHN CARAMAIMIAN-, MARK BIRCHFIELD, JIM O'NEILL, STEVE FOURNIER, HUGH BLOOMFIELD, MIKE VICKERS, JON ASHER, JEFF TAYLOR, ADAM RICHARDSON, DAVID BOUDRIE, BILL LAZARUS, ERIC AVERY, PLATOON LEADER; CHRIS KERSTINE, DEVIN PERKINS, J, D. MITCHELL. COMPANY COMMANDER; KEVIN CAROTHERS. r company IILL ROSE, COMPANY COMMANDER; SHANE HASTINGS, PLATOON LEADER; DAN RIFFLE, NEIL DOUGLAS, JOHN BROWN, DAVID LOVE, BOBBY WILLEM CHAD SELIGMAN , I...AURA HYATT , BUBBY L INGENFELTER , RON HARTLEY, JEFF STRICKER, CHRIS HOLCOMB, MARK PLATTNER, TIM BENNINGTON, KIMBER BROOKING, PLATOON LEADER; JUNIOR SCHOOL; COLLIER MATHES, JOHN DAY, DAVID BISHOP, LEM PADGETT, DANNY SCHWARTZ, RYAN EVANS, BRYAN LAMB, ELLIS WESTERFIELD, PLATOON LEADER; TONY DAY, JOHN MARTIN. COLOR GUARD MIKE MONROE LAURA HYATT- COLOR GUARD COMMANDER, BRYCE KELLER, STEVE DENNIS. NOT PICTURED: DAVID BARNES. BATTALION STAFF AFFILIATES TODD TAYLOR MIKE HAYNES MASON PEZZAROSSI NOT PICTURED: TOM LUCAS CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OSIAS VILLAFLOR PRESIDENT TOM LUCAS VICE.PRESIDENT JAMIE COMBS REPRESENTATIVE TODD TAYLOR SECRETARY SOPHOMORE CLASS DAVID BARNES PRESIDENT BUBBY LINGENFELTER- R: E P R E S E! N T A TIV E JEFF TAYLOR VICE-PRESIDENT (NOT PICTURED) STEVE DENNIS SECRETARY SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS STEVE PATE - CLASS REPRESENTATIVE MASON PEZZAROSSI - PRESIDENT J� D. MITCHELL - VICE-PRESIDENT JO BRADY - TREASURER FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS NEIL DOUGLAS - PRESIDENT- BILL SWEAZY - CLASS REPRESENTATIVE JEFF STRICKER - SECRETARY JUNIOR SCHOOL CLASS OFF ICERS ELLIS WESTERFIELD - PRESIDENT LEM PADGETT VICE-PRESIDENT- RICK OBERDIIMG (NOT PICTURED) - SECRETARY COLLIER MATHES (NOT PICTURED) - CLASS REPRESENTATIVE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR SCHOOL CLASS OFFICERS r J STUDENT COUNCIL liATHES NEIL DOUGLAS DAVID BARNES OSIAS VILLAFLOR MASON FEZZAROSSI ANN LUSK ELL 19 WEI ST ERF I ELD BILL SWEAZY BOBBY L. INGENFELTER JANIE COMBS STEVE FATE ■ SPONSOR BOURBON CO. (fifth FOODLINER “STUDENT OF THE WEEK” CHAD LAURA HYATT STEVE PATE SELIGMAN, WILL ROSE On May 18th at 7:00 p.m. at Bourbon County High School, the first annual Bourbon County IGA Foodliner “Student of the Year Reception” will be held. Seventy-two students from Bourbon County, MMI and Paris High School will be honored. The guest list includes the students, their parents, board of education members, superintendents, prin- cipals and guidance counselors. In all, 275 people will gather to honor students who have excelled in all phases of school life at their respective schools. An audio visual presentation of the students will be shown and Dr. William Parker of the Uni- versity of Kentucky will be the guest speaker. The highlight of the evening will be the awards given to the “Students of the Year”. Three boys and three girls will receive scholarships. Second runner-up will receive $100; first runner-up will receive $150; winners will re- ceive $250 plus an additional $250 will be given to the school that the winners represent. dV XT OSIAS VILLAFLOR, JO BRADY 6 MOT PICTURED - ERIC AVERY O' (Cited from the Paris Advertiser) IGA Store To Honor ‘Student of the Year’ YEARBOOK STAFF MS. PARK - SPONSOR LAURA HYATT -- STAFF , OS I AS VILLAF'LOR - SALES, JO BRADY - EDTTOR, New Students MARK PLATTNER (9), CHRIS KERSTIME ROM HARTLEY (10), CHRIS ORSE (9) DAVID BOUDRIE (9), DEVIN PERKINS BRYAN LAMB (8)„ T. C. MAJOR 8 DAVID BISHOP (S), ADAM RICHARDSON JERRY OLIVER (9), SAM GREEN 9) TONY DAY (S), JONATHAN MARTIN (7) RYAN EVANS' (8) , BOBBY WILL.EN 7 §£29 mi i Mnn IDFITt TRACK TEAM (Cont'd from p;l) 30 :ed Bobbj uary Steve p riding broke do farmer t That's a us $40 jus But Pate j worry He' my brakes, on '1 COLUMN WHITE STAFF Pezz Pezzarossi COLONEL HALL Cha di o S e iigman SR ONSOR Glasgow Hiffle 0 Villaflor Vicko Vickers Toad Taylor Gator Holcomb Office boy: Macaroni Issue 6 1586-87 READING LIST (Cor Todd Taylor er, wit ha A both of which were third-place for the Cadet teams. Jon Asher third place in the 400-meter da also helped run the 1600-meter Coach Pumphrey was extremely pi ’with the team's showing. — Mike Vickers DETS JOIN CORP 3uckeye, and d the Cadet eeks. Bryan Lam 1 play foot '1MI, likes appy abou ’ning. Column Write is one of America's great newspapers. Six new Cadets are expected in Bob Wire, Chuck Roast, Chester Justin Case, and Jim Shoe will the freshman clasa. Helen Hig a day student, will be a junio ier fr he iik re mu food stan ..arging an complained, said, Don't .u.ng it. I have ru. ring gir. tory. from Louisville, lacrosse and football, oK close behind. He is not out getting up early in the He wants to be a wrestling pre Well, that's what he 3ays. -BILL CREIGHTON, DAVID LOVE, KEN OLIVERIO, STEVE FOURNIER, BAH ROBINSON, NEIL DOUGLAS, HUGH BLOOMFIELD, -OSI AS VILLAFLOR, TODD TAYLOR, STEVE PATE, CHAD SELIBMAN, AMY DOHN, ERIC AVERY, CHRIS HOLCOMB, -MIKE LAFFERTY, S6T„ MILLER, MIKE VICKERS, J. D. MITCHELL, SHANE HASTINGS, SGT. HERMAN FDO’s COLONEL HALL, MR. MATHES, MR. DAMPIER LT. SWETNAM, MR. WALKER, NOT PICTURED: SGT. HERMAN, SGT. MILLER, DAVID RITCHIE QUA!... IFI CAT ION'S PHYSICAL TRAINING TEST FIVE MILE HIKE KNOT TYING SURVIVAL TEST- FIRST AID RAPPELING RIFLE QLJALIFI CAT I ON MAP READIMG CAMP OUTS COMBAT TRAINING RANGER SPORTS c 5 c- CC .0 c° 0 e gy -0 0 v J 5_e ■ £ s e® Ve C e - Oot o qV0' ? 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BASKETBALL TEAK HAVING FOUL PROBLEMS The J.V. team has had. a spotty season with some good ones S ) 'O’ 'v v _ VV?4V« IA,'% VE e x 3 ®© ,.°o S fr $V TRACK TEAM COMPETES IN FRANKFORT The Cadet track team start.ed their season against many triple-A and four-A schools in a big meet in Frankfort. vv FOOTBALL ROSTER NUMBER NAME HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION OFF DEF GRADE 3 PRATT, TOM 5' 6 135 WR LB 11 4 VILLAFLOR, OSIAS 5' 5 135 WR SAF 11 5 LATHES, COLLIER 5’ 8 145 QB S7YF 8 7 ASHER, JON 5' 6 120 WR SAF 11 8 LAZARUS, BILL 5' 8” 165 QB CB 12 14 WESTERFIELD, ELLIS 5' 5 135 fb lb 8 21 HOLCOMB, CHRIS 5'10 140 K SAF 12 26 PADGETT, LEN 5' 8 165 TB IjB 8 31 FRANKLIN, TONY 5' 7 130 E SAF 10 33 ROSE, WILL 5 10 165 KB LB 11 44 PATE, STEPHEN 5'10 180 FB LB 12 50 MONROE, MICHAEL 5' 9 150 GAB 11 51 COMBS, JAMIE 6' 2 220 C T 11 52 HAYNES, MIKE 6' 2 212 T G 12 57 DAY, JOHN 5'10 168 C T 8 60 LINGENFELTER, EDWARD 6' 160 G CB 10 61 FUUDERBURG, ERIC 5'11 205 G T 11 62 TAYLOR, JEFF 6’ 145 G LB 10 64 BROWN, JOHN 6' 150 C C 12 67 BIRCHFIELD, MARK 6' 165 G G 11 71 O'NEILL, JIM 5' 4 175 T G 9 72 SWEAZY, BILL 5'10 168 T T 9 75 TAYLOR, TODD 5 M0 170 T G 11 78 CAROTHERS, KEVIN 6' 170 G T 9 88 PEZZAROSSI, MASON 5’ 9 145 E CB 12 96 HORWITZ, DAVE 5' 5 120 E CB 10 98 MITCHELL, J. D. 6' 5 190 E SAF 12 99 STRICTER, JEFF 5 MO 145 E CB 9 JOHN BROWN, CHRIS HOLCOMB, JEFF TAYLOR, MARK JOHN DAY, ASST. COACH DAMPIER. C QL L IE R M A THES , BIRCMFIELD, BOTTOM ROW BILL LAZARUS, ELL. IS WESTERFI ELD DAVE HORWITZ, OS I AS STATISTICIAN - JON ASHER ASSISTANT STATISTICIAN - DANNY SCHWARTZ JAMIE COMBS, JOEY CANNON, MIKE MONROE, DAVID BARNES, WILL ROSE, STEVE PATE, MASON PEZZAROSSI, ERIC FUNDERBURS, KEVIN CAROTHERS, MIKE HAYNES, J. D. MITCHELL, COACH BEN HUMPHREY STANDING ■- MILLERSBURG MILITARY INSTITUTE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1986 DATE OPPONENT PLACE AUGUST 29 MASON COUNTY AWAY SEPTEMBER 5 ESTILL COUNTY AWAY SEPTEMBER 12 M. C. NAPIER AWAY SEPTEMBER 19 FAIRVIEW AWAY SEPTEMBER 26 BATH COUNTY AWAY OCTOBER 3 3EREA AWAY DATE OPPONENT PLACE OCTOBER 10 FLEMING NEON AWAY OCTOBER 18 EMINENCE HOME OCTOBER 24 RACELAND AWAY OCTOBER 31 FLEMING COUNTY AWAY NOVEMBER 8 K.S.D. HOME -CAPTAINS; TE!VE PATE iILL ROSE l ACHES: iEN PUMPHREY ANNY DAMP I ER BASKETBALL TEAM BILL LAZARUS 20 JON ASHER 4 DAN RIFFLE •- 5 KIEVIN CAROTHERS RON HARTLEY COLLIER riATHES - 12 JOHN BROWN - 25 JOHN CARAMANIAN - 14 DAVID BARNES - 10 J. D. MITCHELL - 50 KIMBER BROOKING .. 40 BILL SWEAZY - 52 ELLIS WESTERFIELJD NOT PICTURED: BILL STEVENSON COACH ED ALLIN ASSISTANT VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY COACH - BILL MATHES MANAGERS - BUBBY 1.1NGENFELTER, MASON PE2ZAR0SSI BASKETBALL SCHEDULE December 2 Harrison County Away 6:00 7:30 4 Riverside Home 6:00 7:30 5 -k-x Sayre Home 6:00 7:30 9 ★★ Richmond Model Away 6:00 7:30 n K.S.D. Home 6:30 3:00 12 Nicholas County Away 6:00 7:30 16 Paris Home 6:00 7:30 19 ★ Burgin Home 6:00 7:30 January 9 To!1esboro- Home 6:00 7:30 10 St. Patrick Home 6:00 7:30 16 17 Miami Valley Tournament Dayton, Ohio 20 ★ K.S.D. Away 6:30 8:00 23 Sayre Away 6:00 7:30 27 Demi ng Away 6:00 7:30 31 West Union Away 6:30 8:00 February 3 ★★ Burgin Away 6:00 7:30 10 Bourbon County Home 6:00 7:30 -9,12, 13 Bluegrass Tournament Sayre School 14 Riverside Away 6:00 7:30 17 Montgomery County Away 6:30 8:00 20 St. Patrick Away 6:30 8:00 24 Maysvi11e Home 6:00 7:30 27 ★ Richmond Model Home 6:30 8:00 Bluegrass Conference Games TENNIS TEAM COACH - COLONEL HALL, ME XL DOUGLAS, JOHN CARAMANIAN, KINDER BROOKING, CHRIS HOLCOMBCHAD SELIGMAM, NIKE MONROE, BRIAN CARMICHAEL os;i:as v illae|;or not p %ctured TENNIS TEAM DEFEATS DEMIND The Cadet tennis team won eight of the nine matches in a meet against Deming High School, in Mt. Olivet. Einber Brooking, Osias Villaflor, Mike Monroe, Gator Holcomb, and Chad Seligman easily won their singles matches on a very hot, humid day. Doubles teams of Brooking-Villaflor, Carmichael-Monroa, and Holcomb- Seligman won all three matches� Brian Carmichael had a bad day and lost a singles match against a Deming player whom he had beaten easily the week before. John Caramanian was sick and did not play. APR IL i TENNIS TEAM MT. OLIVET SCHEDULE MAY 4 BOURBON CO. APRIL 15 PAR IS HS MAY a BRYAN STATION APRIL T-' '“ MT. OLIVET MAY U BOURBON CO,. APR I!... 24 HARRISON CO. MAY 13 PARIS H.S. APR IL 28 MAYS V' ILLE MAY 15 H A R RIS G N C 0 „ TRACK TEAM NOT PICTURED - COACH PUMP HR EE Y TRACK RESULTS (21 April): Bourbon, 80 points; MMI, 50 points; Owen Co., 34 points. WINNERS: Mitchell (high jump); Barnes (triple jump); Riffle (400 meters); Kerstine (3200 meters). 2nd PLACE: Holcomb (long jump 400 meters); Mitchell (high hurdles low hurdles); Fournier (200 meters); Richardson (3200 meters). 3rd PLACE: Barnes (long jump shot putt); Fournier (100 meters); Brown (high hurdles); Kerstine (1500 meters). 4th PLACE: Asher (low hurdles); Pezzerossi (800 meters). SCORES FROM TRACK MEET YESTERDAY: Fleming 97 MMI 56 Rowan 46 Menifee 38 1st Place: Kerstine(PoleVault) Barnes(TripleJump) 400 Relay: Asher, Pezzarossi Fournier.Bloomfield CONGRATULATIONS!! to the track team against Fleming Co., 2 April. High Jump - Mitchell - 1st Place Barnes 2nd Place Long Jump - Barnes 2nd Place Holcomb 5th Place Triple Jump - Barnes 2nd Place High Hurdles - Mitchell - 1st Place 1600 Meters - Kerstine - 3rd Place 400m Relay “ Fournier, 81oomfield, Holcomb, Riffle - 3rd Pla 400m Dash - Riffle 3rd Place 200m Dash - Fournier - 4th Place 3200 meters - Kerstine - 2nd Place 1600 Relay - Asher, Riffle, , Pezzerossi Bloomfield - 3rd Place Low Hurdles' - Mitchell 3rd Place TRACK TEAM SCHEDULE FRANKFORT INVI TAT IONAL. FL..EM I NO CO APR EL FLEMI IMG CO APR EL 14 FLEM.I MG CD . APR EL 1 ib BO LIRE ON CO APR EL 1 NICHO LAS w OAPI RIL MASON cc . APR IL. 28 FLEM I NG CO APR EL 30 BLUESRASS CONFERENCE HORSES AND RIDING LOOKING GOOD Coach Lee Miller is expecting a good effort from the Cadet riders this season. At the last winter meet in November, at Midway College, the Cadets took seven out of a possible eleven ribbons. The riders are divided into two teams: the senior team and the junior team. The senior team is Brian Carmichael, Mike Vickers, Chad Seligman, Eric Avery, Bill Creighton, and Ellis Westerfield. The junior beam consists of Steve Cole, Tim Bennington, Richard Oberding, Mike Lafferty, Jeff Strieker, and Mark Plattner. SSG Miller also rides with this group. The next competition is an open jump- ing class at Midway College, January 31st. The team's big challenge of the year is to capture the team gold at Old Stone, in Hamilton, Ohio, this spring. — Mike Vickers ATHLETIC AWARDS BANQUET MAY 22, 1987 PRESENTERS; COACH DAMPtfER (FOOTBALL AND TRACK) COACH MATHES (BASKETBALL AND TRACK) COACH ALL IN ( BASKETBALL) COLONEL HALL (TENNIS) HONORARY LETTER TO MR. SWEAZY TENNIS BRIAN CARMICHAEL BAR CHRIS HOLCOMB BAR CHAD SELIGMAN BAR MIKE MONROE BAR JOHN CARAMANI AN BAR l IMBER BROOKING BAR OS IAS VILLAFLOR BAR SHANE HASTINGS BAR NEIL DOUGLAS LETTER DEVIN PERKINS LETTER BASKETBALL JON ASHER BAR J. D. MITCHELL BAR KIMBER BROOKING BAR DAVID BARNES LETTER BILL LAZARUS LETTER COLLIER MATHES LETTER JOHN BROWN LETTER JOHN CARAMANI AM LETTER KEVIN CARQTHEES LETTER KEN OLIVER10 LETTER DAN RIFFLE LETTER BILL SWEAZY LETTER ELLIS WESTERFIELD CERT. OS IAS VILLAFLOR BAR COLLIER MATHES BAR BILL LAZARUS BAR CHRIS HOLCOMB BAR JOHN BROWN BAR J. D, MITCHELL BAR ELLIS WESTERFIELD LETTER LEN PADGETT LETTER WILL ROSE LETTER STEVE PATE LETTER MIKE MONROE LETTER JAMIE COMBS LETTER MIKE HAYNES LETTER JOHN DAY LETTER EDWARD LINGENFELTER LETTER JEFF TAYLOR LETTER MARK BIRCHFIELD LETTER JIM O'NEILL LETTER BILL SWEAZY LETTER TODD TAYLOR LETTER KEVIN CARQTHEES LETTER MASON, PE22AROSSI LETTER TRACK JOHN BROWN BAR DAVID BARNES BAR J„ D. MITCHELL BAR WILL ROSE BAR JON ASHER BAR DAN RIFFLE BAR JOHN DAY BAR MASON PEZZAROSSI BAR CHRIS KERB'S INE LETTER SHANE IT AS “I I MSS LETTER CHRIS HOLCOMB LETTER JEFF SIRIGKEB LETTER STEVE FOLJRNIER LETTER TONY DAY LETTER ADAM RICHARD8GN LETTER HUGH BLQOMFIELD LETTER STEVE DENNIS LETTER r FOOTBALL ACTIVITIES .REGISTRATION ON AUGUST 24, A SUNDAY, EVERYONE REPORTED TO CAMPUS. STUDENTS WERE GIVEN CLASS SCHEDULES, DORM ASSIGNMENTS, AND UNIFORMS. IT WAS ALSO A DAY TO MEET OTHER CADETS, FACULTY, AND STAFF. MOVING IN IS NO PICNIC UNLESS YOU CAN FIND HELP. ELLIS GOT A HELPING HAND FROM FELLOW CADETS; BRYCE'S FAMILY HELPED HIM. RICHARD ARRANGED HIS BUILT..INS THEN PAUSED TO ''MUG4 WITH ERIC, STEVE, AND BILL. THE SCHOOL YEAR ACTIVITIES BEGAN WITH A PICNIC AT KINCAID LAKE IN PENDLETON CO. EVERYONE WAS ABLE TO GO SWIMMING OR FOR A PADDLE BOAT RIDE, PLAY FRISBEE, VOLLEY- BALL. OR FOOTBALL, AND STUFF THEMSELVES WITH GOURMET BURGERS PREPARED BY CHEFS MATHES AND DAMPIER. MOST IMPORTANTLY, THE PICNIC GAVE EVERYONE THE CHANCE TO MEET ONE ANOTHER. VETERAN’S DAY , k Friday, October 17, 1986 Saturday, October 18, 1986 Homecoming Dance to be held in the Dining Hall M.M.I. Campus beginning at 8:00 p.m. and ending at 11:00 p.m. There will be a reception for the parents in the Parent's Parlor during the dance. 9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.- Registration Brunch for parents and alumni in Allen House, M.M.I. campus. 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.- Queen and Princess inter- views in the Library. Girls should be on campus no later that 8:45 a.m. 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. - Parent Teacher Conferences in the Classroom Building. 10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. - Parade downtown 11:30 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. - Alumni gathering, lunch and alumni meeting, Karl Lusk, Sr. residence 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. - Lunch for cadets and families in the dining hail, M.M.I. campus 1:30 p.m. - Football game. M.M.I. vs. Eminence - Rees Field, M.M.I. Campus 2:15 p.m. Half-time Exhibition (Crowning of Home- coming Queen, Recognition of 5-10-25-40-50 year class reunions.) 4:00 p.m. - Reception for Alums, families, patrons Allen House, M.M.I. campus FOLLOWING THE DAY'S CEREMONIES THE MMI FOOTBALL TEAM PLAYED EMINENCE HIGH SCHOOL FROM LOUISVILLE,. QUEEN CANDI DATES AND ESCORTS JO BRADY WAS CROWNED H 0 M E C 0 MIN G Q U E E N B Y COLONEL ADAIR„ PRINCESS OF THE COUR1 W A S A N D R E A OALBRAIT H BARBARA AND MASON PEZZAROSSI ANDREA GALBRAITH AND COLLIER MATHES DANA HYATT AND SHANE HASTINGS AMY DOHN AND DAVID BARNES LAURA HYATT AND JAMIE COMBS MICHELE DAY AND WILL ROSE JO BRADY AND JEFF TAYLOR A % MTLLERSBURG MILITARY INSTITUTE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SERVICE AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH December 17, 1986 with the Cadet Corps r viPy , WELCOME nJOY TO THE WORLD JINGLE BELLS 0 HOLY NIGHT TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS AWAY IN A MANGER C SGT Mason Pezzarossi President, Student Counci 1 Congregation Band Mr. Peter Sour Music Instructor JSC SGT Collier Mathes Congregation THE STORY OF THE NATIVITY C SFC Laura Hyatt C CPL Mike Monroe GOD REST YE MERRY GENTLEMEN SILENT NIGHT ■BAND MEMBERSs RICHARD OBERDING, BI L.L SWEAZ Y , KEN OLI VER 10 , STEVE COLE, BAM .RGB I SMB ON , BILL CREIGHTON, STEVE DENNIS Congregation TRUMPET DUET C CPL Bill Creighton C PVT Steve Dennis 0 COME, ALL YE FAITHFUL THE KEEPER OF THE INN ♦ SILENT NIGHT ♦CLOSING REMARKS C SFC Jon Asher Congregation C SGT Pezzarossi ♦BENEDICTION Rev. Spickler PRESENTERSs COLLIER MATHES LAURA HYATT MASON PEZZAROSSI MIKE MONROE JON ASHER M ILITARY BALL THE ANNUAL. DANCE WAS HELD IN THE NEMORI L GVM. CADETS; SPENT ONE WEEK DECORATING AND CONSTRUCTING LATTICE WORK FOR THE OCCASION.. THE DANCE TOOK PLACE ON SATURDAY, APRIL 25 HIS3 MARY HAMM, ESCORTED BY CADET MIKE HAYNES, WAS CROWNED QUEEN OF THE MILITARY BALL BY MR. VICARS ♦ s 10:15 10:30 10:45 12:15 12:30 1:30 - 1:45 2:00 - 2:15 Parents who wane to attend Church Services be on campus by this time Cadets leave for Church Services - Firsc Presbyterian, Millersburg (Clas3 A Blues) Church Recum to campus Sabre Arch for Mothers (escorted by sc or representative) Parade on front campus Tree Planting Memorial Service (At che conclusion of the Tree Planting Service, Cadecs will change into comfortable, presentable clothins for the rest of the day's activities) Coolc-out for Cadets and their guests; served by Cadets; supervised by Mathes and Danpier 3:00 Horse Show ACADEMIC and MILITARY AWARDS CEREMONY 22 May 1987 ENGLISH: 8th grade Medal - Collier Mathes; 8th grade Certificate - Rick Ober- ding; English II Certificate - Ed Lingenfelter; English III Medal - Laura Hyatt; English IV Medal - Jo Brady; Etyomology - Osias Villaflor. FINE ARTS: Art Appreciation Medal - Ed Lingenfelter; Art Appreciation Certi- ficate - Steve Dennis; Junior School Art Certificate - Rick Oberding; Junior School Art Medal - Tony Day; Studio Art Certificate - Shane Hastings; Junior School Music Medal - Rick Oberding; Junior School Music Certificate - Ellis Westerfield; Band Medal - Bill Creighton; Band Certificate - Ken 01iverio. GERMAN: German I Medal - Laura Hyatt; German II Medal - Jo Brady. HEALTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Junior School - Collier Mathes; Senior School-David Boudrie. MATHEMATICS: 7th grade Math Medal - Jonathan Martin; 8th grade Math Medal - Collier Mathes; 8th grade Math Ceritficate - Ellis Westerfield; Intro- duction to Algebra Medal - Jon Asher; Introduction to Algebra Certificate Hugh Bloomfield; Algebra I Medals - Steve Dennis, David Barnes, and Jamie Combs; Algebra I Certificates - Neil Douglas and Ron Hartley; Algebra II Medal - Dan Riffle; Algebra II Certificate - Mike Lafferty; Geometry Medal - Laura Hyatt; Geometry Certificate - Chris Kerstein; Physics Medal - Mike Vickers; Introduction to Computers Medal - Laura Hyatt; Computers Medal - Brian Carmichael; Computers Certificate - Mike Vickers; Consumer Math Medal - Steve Dennis; Consumer Math Certificate - Bill Lazarus. NATURAL SCIENCES: 8th grade Earth Science Medal - Ellis Westerfield; Intro- duction to Chemistry and Physics Medal - Ken Oliverio; Introduction to Chemistry and Physics Certificate - Hugh Bloomfield; Biology Award - Amy Dohn; Biology Certificate - Steve Dennis; Chemistry Medal; Daniel Riffle; Chemistry Certificate - Bryce Keller; Anatomy Physiol'ogy Medal- Jo Brady; Anatomy Physiology Certificate - Mark Birchfield. SOCIAL SCIENCE: 8th grade Social Studies Medal - Ellis Westerfield; 8th grade Social Studies Certificate - Tony Day; Civics Medals - Ken Oliverio and David Love; World Civilization Medal - Ed Lingenfelter; World Civili- zation Certificate - Todd Taylor; U.S. History Medal - Jo Brady; Advanced Government Medal - Mike Haynes; Advanced Government Certificate - J.D. Mitchell; Anthropology Medal - Jo Brady; Global Issues Medal - Mike Vickers. READING: Reading Medal - Ellis Westerfield; Reading Certificates - Ryan Evans and Danny Schwartz. ACADEMIC AMD MILITARY AWARDS CONTINUED Millersburg Rotary Citizenship Award - Eric Avery Paris Bourbon County League of Women Voters Award - Jo Brady SUPERIOR CADET DECORATIONS: LDI - Perry Mason Pezzarossi; LDII - Steven Pate; LDIII - Eric Avery; LDIV - Brian Carmichael. AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS: Scholarship - Osias Vi 11aflor; Military Excellence - Mike Lafferty. Military Order of World Wars - J.D. Mitchell National Sojourners Awards - Will Rose Sons of the American Revolution - Jo Brady Reserve Officers Association Award - John Brown and Mark Birchfield Retired Officers Association Award - Mike Haynes U.S. Army Reserves Scholar Athlete - Kimber Brooking Order of the Daedal ion - Kimber Brooking Association of Military Colleges and Schools - Laura Hyatt USAREC JROTC Award - Mike Vickers KY Society of Professional Engineers Math-Science Award and the Bausch and.Lomb Honorary Science-Award - Mike Vickers The Changing of the Guard On Graduation morning the Battalion Commander position was transferred from Brian Carmichael to Will Rose Con25 � COMMENCEMENT PWKiKAM 11:00 A.M. ♦Processional ♦National Anthem ♦Invocation President's Message Presentation of Awards Valedictory Address ♦My Old Kentucky Home Mr. Peter W. Sour The Rev. Harry Spickler Minister Millersburg Presbyterian Church Mr. James M. Vicars M.M.I. Mr. James M. Vicars Mr. Karl K. Lusk, Jr. President, Alumni Association C LTC Jo Evelyn Brady Trumpet Duet Introduction of Commencement Speaker Col. A.P. Adair III (ret) Chairman Board of Trustees Commencement Address Major General William K. Suter Presentatton of Diplomas Col. A.P. Adair III Mr. James M. Vicars Mrs. Anne T. Lusk ♦M.M.I. School Song ♦8enediction ♦♦Recessional ♦Audience please stand. ♦♦Please remain standing until all cadets, faculty, and platform guests have recessed. The Rev. Harry Spickler Mr. Peter W. Sour C0II ch rceme s -----PET „ Jo Evelyn Brady Carlisle, Kentucky Brian Scott Carmichael Dana Luann Hyatt John Christopher Holcomb Johnny Dale Mitchell . Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Carlisle, Kentucky gf sgow Ken Dana Luann Hvatt Stephen Scott Pate Charles Louis Seligman Nicholasville, Kentucky Millersburg, Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky Michael Oanvilie ael Cunningham Haynes William Lawrence Lazarus Perry Mason Pezzarossi Michael lane Vickers ille, Kentucky Cincinnati, Ohio Louisville, Kentucky Mill Valley, California V Aeyue fo’ d C fite ence' jz 9$cwTwn4nce4ne0tJ f a tce eA' a dewrv m tnifip John Anderson Oay Lexington, Kentucky Ryan Keith Evans Highland Heights, Kentucky Tony Ernesto Oay Millersburg, Kentucky Bryan Edward Lamb Lexington, Kentucky William Collier Mathes, II Carlisle, Kentucky Richard Scott Oberding Cincinnati, Ohio Len Brooks Padgett Carlisle, Kentucky Ellis Hunter Westerfield Bowling Green, Kentucky CAMPUS SCENES A HUGE CRATER IN THE QUAD WAS NOT THE START OF SWIMMING POOL CONSTRUCTION. TOM AND THE MAINTENANCE CREW WERE WORKING ON A STEAM LEAK. THE CADETS HELD A YARD SALE IN OCTOBER. HALLOWEEN HOOLIBANS CADETS ATTENDED THE FIRST- PRESBYTER I AN CHURCH IN MILLERSBURG. ED PROGRAM. RECHENBACH, III THE THANKSGIVING MASON AND HARRISON COUNTY'S ROTC STUDENTS JOINED THE CADETS AT THE CHRISTMAS DANCE CADETS ATTENDED AND OR WORKED (?) AT BOTH FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL GAMES. THERE WAS A VALENTINES DAY DANCE uLhba PREPARED DECORATIQMS. DANNY TRIED TO GET SERGEANT HERMAN TO DANCE? BARGE, HOWEVER, HAD A DIFFERENT IDEA- DAILY CLASS SCHEDULE MILLERSBURG MILITARY INSTITUTE 1986-87 SCHOOL YEAR 0605 0615 0630 0655 0700 0730 0755 0800 — 0900 0905 - 1005 1010 - 1110 1115 - 1215 ■I -a nr J. xL. i U - 1220 1220 1255 1 '•71 j=; nr J. X.. u) U -- :L 300 1300 - 1400 1405 1505 1510 1540 1545 1815 -- 1810 1820 1900 1910 1915 2200 - 2115 WAKE UP CALL - F.D.O. FORMATION -- UNIFORM OF THE DAY REPORT TO SICK CALL CLEAN BARRACKS (TURN IN LAUNDRY BREAKFAST CALL MONDAY) BREAKFAST FORMATION (UNIFORM OF STAND BY INSPECTION THE DAY) CLASS FORMATION - DAILY REPORT 1ST PERIOD CLASS 2ND PERIOD CLASS 3RD PERIOD CLASS 4TH PERIOD CLASS LUNCH FORMATION LUNCH (PX OPENS AT 1245) CLASS FORMATION 5TH PERIOD CLASS 6TH PERIOD CLASS DRILL FORMATION PHYSICAL ACTIVITY - SPORTS DINNER FORMATION (UNIFORM OF DINNER THE DAY) STUDY HALL FORMATION STUDY HALL TAPS AFTER SCHOOL FOR DRILL OR WAS THE TIME WALKING SQUAD. ALTHOUGH SOME WERE ABLE TO HIDE FROM EITHER ACTIVITY. FOLLOWING DRILL, WALKING, OR SPORTS PERIOD, STUDENTS 3 HAD SOME FREE TIME. 1 WEEKLY TRAUHNG SCHEDULE Unit: Millersburg Military Institute Week of Training: f -n Rrom: 4 May 1987 0 w To: 8 May 1987 Individuals « Uniform Name of or Croups and Instructor Date FTora To To Attend SUBJECT Place Type References Equipment Alternate 4 May Mon. 87 Let I Personal Hygiene JROTC class rm. L ROTCW 145- Fatigues SSG Miller 4-1 SFC Herman II World War II, South Pacific JROTC class rm. L 145-4-2 Fatigues SSG Miller SFC Herman III Drill JROTC class rm. L PE FM 22-5 Fatigues SSG Miller SFC Herman IV Current Events and World Affairs JROTC class rm. L News Current SFC Herman Magazine Fatigues SSG Miller 5 May Tues. 87 Let I Drug and Alcohol Class B- SFC Herman Abuse JROTC CLASS RM. L 145-4-1 Greens SSG Miller II Drill JROTC CLASS RM. L PE FM 22-5 Class B- SSG Miller Greens SFC Herman III World War I to JROTC CLASS RM. L 145-4-3 Class B- SSG Miller World War II Greens SFC Herman IV Current Events and JROTC CLASS RM. L News Current ; Class B- SSG Miller World Affairs Magazine Greens SFC Herman 6 May Let I Drill JROTC CLASS RM. L PE FM 22-5 Fatigues SSG Miller Wed 87 II Korean War Vietnam JROTC CLASS RM. L 145-4-2 Fatigues SFC Herman SSG Miller War SFC Herman III Study Hall JROTC CLASS RM. NA NA Fatigues SSG Miller SFC Herman Approved By uyped Nome, Grade, TitleJ Signature Dote Richard A. Herman. SFC. Senior Armv Instructor UNIFORMS MOM AND DAD ARE COMING TO VISIT CLASS A BLUES LUCKY TO BE AWAKE AND GETTING DRESSED IN THE SCIENCE ROOM FATIGUES WALKING SQUAD FATIGUES GQ. CLASS B GREENS CHRISTMAS CAMOUFLAGE BY CHADIO MY SUNDAY-GO-MEETIN' CLASS A GREENS IN CLOSING tO°- v'O SCHOOL SONG 1 11 our Inspiration, wisdoms shrine so dear; Loyal sons of deep devotion. Bring thee praise sincere. Dear old ml we love thee, loud we praise thy name; May thy sterling preparation, lead us on to fame. On the fields of contest playing, Neath the blue and gold; Or in pleasant halls of learning. Thou our lives doth mold. Dear old mi we love thee, loud we praise thy name; May thy sterling preparation, lead us on to fame. Send us forth dear Alma Mater, Steady tried and true; May our love for thee ne'er falter. All life's journey through. Dear old mi we love thee, loud we praise thy name; May thy sterling preparation, lead us on to fame. HURRAHt HURRAH . OUR FRED IS BACK! Cheer up, Cadets, Fred is really back with us. We can always depend on Fred, the barber, to keep up with_; the latest styles in teenagers' haircuts. Yes, the bovvl cuts are back. Every- c where on campus Cadets can be seen with haircuts that indicate they've visited Fred. You know, the Cadets with heads like pale mushrooms. V., % fry 4 o. . q2 Vi eh p° ;oh Leh 9 at eh t)0 CAMPUS RENOVATIONS IN PROGRESS Killer Hall is looking much better already: new windows in the front, back windows to be completed within a week or so, if the weather doesn't become basi and delay the carpenter- Hew sinks in the 2nd and 3rd floor lavatories are a great improvement� Remember when the National Guard paint- ed SFC Herman's desk pink? SURPRISE! SURPRISE! Every week Cadets send out big bundles of laundry, never suspecting what they will find in their packages on Friday. 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