Southern California Military Academy - Cadet Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1966 volume:

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'Ei . - W . ., 1 u Mrs. Hurte, Geoffrey Van, Ronnie, Brad, Major Hurte George V. Hurte ' The success of any endeavor will be found in the leadership which is provided. Certainly the Southern California Military Academy can, in large measure, attribute its outstanding program to the leadership as provided by the Superintendent of the Academy. During the past thirteen years he has served the Academy in every capacity, and in the true sense has come up from the ranks. As a sum- mer counselor, chaplain, teacher, commandant, principal, and for the past five years as Superintendent, he has given unstintingly in every area of service. He is a graduate of John Brown University, he has done graduate study at the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, and California State College at Long Beach. During World War II, Major Hurte served in the Pacific Theatre aboard the heavy cruiser, Chicago, attached to the Seventh Fleet. His dedication has been an inspiration to the Cadets, parents, and his fellow workers, and We take this opportunity to salute Major George I-Iurte, i ,,,.,A,...-........,- ........,,., - Vw-A,-H ,, A---..,,...,v .,. rv . V-.4 . .. -...1. , ,.,,Y..,.,,.,,-,-..-w,,,,,.....,,,.1. .uv--I-I,v-rw-4 ,. W. Y-.. ,,--.,-? A .vs- S ' 2065 - ' TI-IERN LWORNIA ILITARY CADEMY D U C A ZJA A I, ---sn DlvlsloN ADMINISTRATION PAGES 6-19 Y Q -sg I DlvlsloN CLASS ES PAGES 20-97 DIVISION ATH LETICS PAGES 'I08-123 n1v1s1oN 5 ACTIVITIES PAGES 124-129 ADVERTISING PAGES 130-152 D1v1s1oN MILITARY PAGES 98-107 SEPTEMBER . . . Summer vacation is over, it's back to school again. Sun- day, the day of the reception, finds the Cadets dressed in their best, and meet- ing their new teachers for the year ahead. The next day, Resident Cadets check into the barracks. First stop: Headquarters, next: The Comman- dant's Office, then to the barracks. Tuesday, the buses are rolling and classes are running full steam. The first Week, cadets are busy receiving textbooks and Working their way through the endless pages of the Stanford Achievement Tests. Recess: a time to meet old friends and also make new ones. After school hours include: football practice, preparing for inspection, and free play. Common questions are: Whose room are you in? What bus do you ride? Is it our day for canteen? Quickly names are learned, schedules are followed and everyone soon realizes that Septem- ber and School mean the same thing. J-gint 1, Q Y. V ,. 1 x rw-it -.,'+,,' -- UTHERN CALIFCRNI 1, , F F',,F'P79' P' A D IVI I N I .,-sin -,4 ,, N 5 ,,. Y,.. u-1, . 41 -EL:-5-' FH ,-2 L1-: ' ? ' I f'f L: 4 42 4 1-L,5s '2. ' ' ' L' ' ' J 1-w-ftrnti-fir- 'i'w st'-1 if T ILITARV CADE M Y 2, I V' - N , W Y, a . . .n I . i DL-.W S,-. f . . ,X-,. 5 .. , :'fi:'Gij,,Q-724 , gifs, H... V ,Y limi ...Q ,,,,,1,- , 1 , 1 A Hui, 51 get , , Q ik- Qi, ...Q..-1.:L..i,-fs... .l MH W ': ff' -tr ' P .V .iii bf' ' f , L?ip . km. H s v A w ,,..,.. 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R-..- ..... . .. , 52:25 Mrs. Hazel Jones Third Grade L1 With S.C.M.A. i7 years 4,-1:-.ia-gg., U:,1z,ff5 , fl 2 ' 2 if ' Ili Mrs. LeVuughn Walters Third Grade With s.c.M.A. IO years ns? -Hb., . ,, , ,5Vt- -.V V '-Y ' '- - I . , 3:-fi' ,, ,Q-...iig '- 'gmfg Z V4 :iii ' - ffgdrgl ' 1 'WB' .am W 1 1 ' is ,x, I Elf' 1 i Mrs. Ann Lovell Mrs. Lucy Purvis Mrs. Carol Larson Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade With S.C.M.A. 21 years With S.C.M.A. ii years First year at S.C.M.A. A Mrs. Elaine Tuttle Mrs. Maxine Alexander Mr. Lewis Brown Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Sixth Grade With S.C,M.A. 76 years With S.C.M.A. i3 years With S.C.M,A. 5 years I2 Mr. Albert Voth Sixth Grade First year af S.C.M.A. Mr. Joy Dixon Seventh Grade With S.C.M.A. 6 years .9 , . , 3 5 'V V, ,A I I-.' .MJ ' ' , 9, Mrs. Marguerite Kennedy Seventh Grade With S.C.M.A. 7 years 1 ,f My 3 . 4 A . V W s Q ii i . T iz 2 i Mrs. Helen Hielmervik Eighth Grade With S.C.M.A. 2 years I4 Miss Barbara Lees Mr. John Chen Seventh Grade Eighth Grade With S.C.M.A. 2 years With S.C.M.A. 2 years Mr. Jack Netherton Eighth Grade First year at S.C.M.A. gli? Mr. Gurney Lowe Ninth Grade With S.C.M.A. 5 years F'ffEH25f.i',i9i?', f 'f'1'ifiJ?T - i ' in - -- - '1 N ' x - :A Mr. Lenard Staten Ninth Grade With S.C.M.A. 8 years I I i . r o i i i ii -i L, A-rj ri A i Mrs. Marie Hurte Spanish With Brown Schools 72 years X 75 -. A Y -' k' :han L51 7 , Q17 i - -V -1 Mr. George DeVinna Mr. Glenn Petitf Capt. Fred White Physical Education Chaplain AssisTan1' Commanclant With S.C,M.A. 8 years With S.C.M.A. 2 years First year at S.C.M.A. Il y . .i.. A X , -14:7 i' if' f i ip- vt ,V ' 5 ii V P '13 ri ff G rrria as W fi 6 i f ' 1 ' 'ii Lt. Gary Travis Mrs. Clara Crow Mrs. Harriet Self Drill Instructor Head Housemother D Barracks Wifh S.C.M.A. 2 years Wifh S.C.M.A. 70 years Firsf year af S.C.M.A. 16 V v V 1 Mrs. Suzy Searcy C-2 Barracks With S.C.M.A. 12 years 'TVN Q W ' :X . - 1' .rg 'J E, Ti L y i. ,ing .JAQ QI ' ' A 5:4 Q ip 5 ah 1- '.,. ! T 7i'g,3' ,vo fl- - W? K iv ., if Mrs. Grace Ray C-1 Barracks With S.C.M.A. 3 years I Iv-. N ,I Mrs. Marie McCarthy B-2 Barracks With S.C.M.A. 6 years W 4 :N l , I . I ' 'll tx T. '20 Mrs. Elisabeth Selvig Nurse First' year at S.C.lVl.A. 18 ...ri Q., J- Mrs. Hazel Cox B-I Barracks With S.C.lVl.A. 3 years W. I .fffflf i -' . ,Q Q, ....- - - Mrs. Wanda Stanley Night Nurse First year at S.C.M.A. lt.fi Mrs. Francis McKim E Barracks With S.C.M.A. 9 years Mrs. Hannah Johnson Dietitian With S.C.M,A. 72 years ,..iV.- A , I ,W- im 5 Iv: . Z nl 'LJ 1-E X Z I fi Night Commandant With S.C.M.A. 3 years lt. Don Swensson f?7fJ,g,QO! 4f4Q,fir,ff3 0 -Liwrijl iQwa,14f2xfz7 L , j?34?2f3L 1 L7 M , -f' ' ff , A .,fm1'f'i' vuwefLcQQ1w1 x, -ff? xv- Mr. Steve Whelchel Commandant's Clerk With s.C.M.A. 2 years Mm' M Y F'e 'h Relief Housemother With S.C.M.A. 72 years Foe Grander Receptionist With S.C.M.A. 5 years Ida Shepard Accountant With S.C.M.A. 3 years Wanda Robison Bookkeeper With S.C.M.A. 79 years Irene Unmuck Secretary With S.C.M.A. 9 years Phyllis Condon Secretary With S.C.M.A. 2 years , , M, T, iq, - it 7 U 45? NOVEMBER . . . We are now over the first hurdle of grade cards and Dress Parade. Once again the A Football team takes their weekend trip to Fort Irwin where they get a real taste of Army life. Preparations are being made for the homecoming football game. There are pictures of the candi- dates for queen, the pep assembly where we learn some new yells and songs. The Drill Team is getting in step for the half time activities while the band is getting in tune for their pep songs. The Resident cadets always enjoy the Thanksgiving Din- ner. This is a time when the Faculty, Staff and Resident cadets enjoy the bountiful blessings of harvest time. We are grateful to God for His Good- ness to us. Before vacation there are tests to take, departures for the Resi- dents to be made, and thoughts of turkey. Everyone looks forward to the Thanksgiving Dress Parade. That's because vacation follows. N Wi T l?TFT9W5'7W7H lHF'Tf1I'W'L''m i'if1WX ig J... , Q- LN 'QR ,Em vit, aitt , T . ill 4 DECEMBER . . . Back from vacation. Football season is over and it's now time for basketball. Now there are threeg the A, B and C Teams. It's a busy time until the next parade and vaca- tion. Each day the Glee Club can be heard during the activity period prac- ticing for the Christmas festivities. The White House CHeadquartersJ takes on a new appearance with its Christmas decorations. Colored lights shining in the night remind us that Christmas is drawing near. Little cadets singing Christmas Carols seem to take on an angelic appear- ance. Christmas trees brighten up the classrooms and barracks. Christ- mas carols are played over the loud- speakers. While the junior cadets are preparing for Santais visit the residents of Au barracks go caroling, bringing news of Peace on Earth, Good Will to Menu to nearby faculty members and friends. Once again it's vacation time. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR. li. Congratulations I leave you with This Thought . . . You have each been given a bag of Tools, A formless rock and a book of rules, And each must Take, e'er life has flown, A stumbling-block or a stepping-stone. BOB H. WILLIAMS, Capt. Principal Robert R. Ireland You are either on The way or in The way. The world will not wait. NINTH GRADE James R. Gray Darryl L. Lee Sometimes fhe way ro double your He who watches The clock will al- Willard M. Cdl' money is io fold if in half and put if ways be one of the hands. Push, pull, or get our of the way. back in your pocket. 22 ' Gary L. Linza Tommy D. Mandella Arland C. Miller Knock on fhe doors of knowledge School is cr required subject, get The elEvOfOr fo SUCCESS is brOlfSrl ond push Them wide open. the best our of it before if fades rake The stairs, away. NINTH GRADE Tyler L. Hubbard lT's all right ro stand like o rock, but don'T ler yourself get covered by William H. Bryclnl' William R. While moss. Don'T equol it, better if. Nor of the top, but climbing. Everett T. Reynolds Craig M. Gahring Richard P. Simonian Some folks are wise and some ore Look alive-remember YOU CON be This too shall pass. Qfhe,-Wise, replaced by cr button. NINTH GRADE G e90fY A- Cadenbach Charles E. Attebery . . He fests at scars who never felt c: The only Way fo gef fhe beg, of an Robert M- SIFTIOHICYI wound. argument is to avoid it. USUCCSSS is 0 result, not 0 900' 24 Louis G. Pallas Gary M. Mitchell Christopher E. Call Together we stick, divided we're Some people will do anything for l've crossed the boy, the ocean lies stuck. money, except work. before me, NINTH GRADE Charles M. Sousa They tell me on optimist laughs to Donald C' Duncan Paul J- BEITSOTI forget, and Q pessimist forgets fo Money isn't everything, but if sure Anger is brief lunocyf' laugh. rates o close second. l 25 James H. Tuggle Richard C. Andrew Gary D. Part Love your enemy, , , if'Il drive him Education is the opening to a Pride is at the bottom of all great Crazy. future. mistakes-especially mine. NINTH GRADE Frank E- TiPPi ' James R-. Sinclair Most problems are usually the ab- HCIITY G. BOVie TO mgke if fo fhe top of the C1055 sence of ideas, When you know what to do-wait. you must study. 26 Lance W. O'DeIl David J. Appel? Johannes C. Leemhuis We learn today, we build to- Anyone who fqlks by fhe ygfd and Be sure brain is not loaded with morrow. fhinks by ,he inch Oughf To be moved blanks before shooting off mouth. by the foot. NINTH GRADE Edwin C. Wagner Tom H, Childs Kennefh F, Allen The door to success is labeled Anything that's worth doing is Fortune favors the bold. 'Push'. worth doing right. 27 Ernest R. Wade Craig S. Phillips Gregory J. Webb The wind serves only those who The best things are the worst to Forward ever, backward never. have set their sails. come by. NINTH GRADE Dwight G. Dodd Lynn A, Muck Happiness is getting a teacher's Dwayne W- McMullen He who knQW5 most knows besf edition issued with your text-books When a person begins to throw how little he knows. by mistake. dirt, he loses ground. 28 W lr Frederick W. Matteson Richard A. Brodhagen Reed D. Novisoff Misery is being one demerit point Speak little, do much. One's reputation for honesty is Over your Weekly Ollowoncejf one's most valuable reputation. NINTH GRADE Charles I. Homes Leo W- Green John T. Albright One goal reached and many be- Never put anything off till tomor- I really enjoy work. I can sit and yond. row that you can do today. watch it for hours. 29 rg! ,- X Senior Class Officers Robert R. Ireland President Darryl L. lee Vice President Willard M. Call Secretory James R. Gray Treasurer Dale R. Disharoon Work plus sacrifice equals achieve ment J NINTH GRADE 1 Take Time . . Take Time TO THINK . . . Take Time To LOVE and Be LOVED It, is the source of power. It is 3, God-given privilege. Take Time To PLAY . . . Take Time To Be FRIENDLY . . . It is the secret of perpetual youth. It is the road to happiness. Take Time To READ . . . I Take Time To LAUGH . . . It is the fountain of Wisdom. It is the music of the soul. Take Time To PRAY . . . Take Time To GIVE . . . It is the greatest power on earth. It is too short a day to be selfish ' Take Time To WORK . . . It is the price of success. 30 BTH GRADE Frank Greer Theodore Robinson William King Richard Chase Lyle Bess James Gordy af ' 1 Qghylafi A fl iff-fukfl 5127'- J J iffy? 32 l Stephen Gardner Kurt Augsburger William Henry l Doy Herrin Robert McCaslin Gregory Miles David Payne Duwaine Pearce Phillip Reed Michael Siqueland Carl Williams John Burkhardf Fred Ripley Eugene Kyle Blaine Tinsley Mark Thomas Arthur Hemphill Phillip Soholf A rw Tom Tuner John We Michael Spencer Terence Messenger las E 315: .K '45'a 11 Howard Heyden Edward Bryan Paul Purcell N 1 a w i Dean Gilbert i Q3 '-If .A Robert Mullins ' - .-if fm A- Fil 'G ,. : , Q ii i 3 4 X yt! WN T... ' ' N '-'H' -- 'pfif ' ' ' -1 f ' , 'ic , ',MiQm:g:'-fl l Practical Exam Ronald Dessy Richard Jansen WJ Sri' ' 'Q E Y , 'fri Michael Sghngrr Gregory Miller Joseph Lipscomb l Jeffrey Homes Jim Slaughter James Barclay Donald Timney ' Robert Early Larry Linza Y' Thomas Diehl Marvin Schlappi John Elqrdi J ust because I didn't do my homework Has anyone seen my contacts? fr' HEY, look fellows, there's a mistake! 40 ,fa GRADE r Q',p -W M:- riff Terry Holweg Clifford Tutelian Rdberi McGechie al? 41, Timofhy Archer William Brining Ronald Hurie l Al David Stein Mark Hesse Robert OH Ln ' -16 f f qi. l W4 ,Q f, l Richard Masse James Held Robert Anderson Russell Shrader Walter Thompson Brian Sfockberger Paul Minnick Michael Philbrick Michael McMullen Kent Ridenour Brent Miles Stuart Benicky -.tis .' f . V diii S . - .R .. l John lOI19 Donald Roe Michael Westmoreland Alan Fischer Joel Whifney Don Early Brad Faris Nickolas Holdridge Dirk Moyer 1 'QN xg, Tom Acres ' Mark Garcia Roberf Cvffee 163- WISP' Thomas Dutton Mark Dessy Lyle Smith rr V'-'- 1 1 , I' in P i . i -is ,, 1,93 , s . Y W Gregory Beck Sandor Johnson Tim Beltz Richard Mandell Charles Heyden John Pollih l , 'lr- 1 Ronald Frantz Lars Jacobsen Jeffrey Scheirer if - is John Harwell Robert James Paul Vacher l w Michael Welsh David Maupin James Irvine f,,..' i I David Rubenstein Emory Hoagland Dwight Scott Bradford Merrick James May Rick Ropolo AGN' for John Bankard Lawrence Rosine Thomas Clark V w lynn Peachee Joseph Bullock Daniel Meeker Martin Cole Loren Russell Thomas Cunningham k M Mike Deffenderfer Robert Kerr Heflfy Rupp ii, EW w or --..-Q 1 1 1'd---of 2 John Kaye James Hoferf Thomas Ford W-721' Marcus Attridge Gerald Brannin Gregg Miller ,,., . la V I H3 Arnold Fernandez David Struble Steven Dixon ff 41-E -Q.----lp, , r b 1 ,gi ART EXHIBIT '7th Grade Art Winners J .1 . Q71 1:-'Q QQ .., l if 1. Thomas Clark Mark Sutherland Steven Self sv-- Richard Piffenger Robert Palmer e EZ GRADE I ei J Robert Rider Chris Berglund I ah I I T1 Marc Kahre Thomas Woodland David Thomas in T in w is uv-1 I Wally Thompson Stephen Rutledge Philip Guess 'lc'-A' 1?-7 Scott Christian Brian Erkkila Robert Dunn William Graham Curt Craton Gary Richards Pqfrigk Painter E Donald Larkin Richard Mclntosh Michael Ballases Alvin Mueller Q5 Freddie Franks Michael Kimball K -if -Mesa Lawrence Albright Conrad Wynne John Sinclair Clifford Robison Daniel Potts Q-X William Keevers Nicholas Solo Philip Cohen if I P xx wlqw' 4-A , . f ' .31 Michael Pickett Bruce LeMont Stanley Cook 1 'Fa' sg' 1- 5 . 1 Robert Newman James Pye John Bloeser 1 1 if v-cdr' qv-I--' .7 Q ...Q Robert Barr William Shears Joel Elmore ,la-A I.- D, ,ig- ,, . -. Y - -- ul M2311-, .A -' ,ii 1- W I-li, VI, Alu: ,fr ' l' Y 1 - V, ' ' 4- ' , A, . , , -V 4. K, Y v Q W ,F : I U l f'J xx xA um-lv. p X! I Daniel Decker Terrence Albritton Bradley Kirkland HI' 149, . , .Q-fp fl' ' l A fi.. l Joseph Andrews Eddie Pavloff Randall Leppard n n .. V . E v yv , Steven Mitchell Mark Henry Isaac Wagaman Mark Banks Leroy Kliman Steven Dahlem 5 H. G 3 i htm ge fe- Q H ff . gif Raymond Welch Gerardo Loera David Kingman Brice Woodward 'P-:fb James Cunningham lx- bqsirv- David Malfin 'afar' Thomas lovenitti Guy Austin inefiif ,f, F 5,-'r' John Lenz William Drenttel Mark Schmefter Roger Southfield This Must Be The Place , wg 5 QQ H QE Larry Dolan Mark Petty Wed' i Keith Lippman Michael Johnson 'ts' -N i A I Jon Roudabush ,sf yarfvf Michael Dirnberger luzi fi5,f-' Football Throw 'J ,A : fx Wfffrili if' r ah ,4'w,,,, ,X The hard way to get your picture in the yearbook. Spring is Sprung m N as X 'i'a.xi5'A W'- Y 1 Jae-1 5 1- H51 1 , r ff , L' f fe ,LI Eb '21, hh G 7 r A A H X ..r - '. .1 ,s4'l'R:ix ' HY K, J ow i f 'Q-3, ' N n -ffi fw. . Q f ' lu . I I in ' f W r.rr 'x r 2 ' ?'.?Af.er 7 Q ir .l K ..g!.f'gl ,- ,1.w.lSUN 3 ' ' 1 ..1 '..f1-Elf. gfilrizk- W V ' Jump, T11 Catch you, Is that L.B.J.? No, it's Major Barham. 1, O V I -4 If you ca,n't see this turn to pages 124 da 1 25 Who designed these sack dresses? N .' , VQXFJV 1 , ff-?ffE'i'fu..,, . Q'- -A-',5lf,1', , Wishful thinking' I hope this is the right address Who forgot to pump up the football? 60 W GRADE Floyd Adams David Adelntan dtff' gr Thaddeus Gonsalves Steven Finley Mark Wille '19 Y Timothy Potter Gregory Goff Gary Moseley , Q 4 Anthony Knackstedt Raleigh Conklin Robert Salem Gregory Hatcher Douglas Warner Craig Walker Carl Davis Jeffrey Biszanfz , Mark Skolil Mqrk Conklin Fredrick Chel Lloyd Burkhard John Kosmursik Timothy Albright Kim Malfby Ronald Fincher Bud Hood Gary Sincock 51... an 2'... Daniel Rupel Edward Kerber Charles Stanke 'HT' 'sis' Scott Dowds Allen Gardner Joseph Phelps 1 s ' T Y 1 I as 1 Paul Zuliqni Jerry Eller Scott Abbott L . T-in , P ,y :Iv Christopher Pauly Gary Belo John Woodhouse Richard leComte Gary Estrada David Singer ' . N fa. ,A ' '- '15-Y David Sweet John Forster Roland Eskey Christopher Pauly Glen WillidI11S Bradley Drenftel xi? ,ry 5' fri? .Ve Gregory Hatcher Steven Wammack 64 -. .- , 4 l 4 gl :- I Kim Malfby Gary Belo -1 ' I .f Spring' Festival 1965 Homeward Bound u. 1 rl: Lunch Time Junior Version of Get Smart 67 10 GRADE Richard Call Tom Scanlan Christopher Banks Eric Pedersen Michael Falsetfi Gregg Fox James Redwine JOHI1 Cdlemarl BV Brad Christian Jeffery Kirklen Michael Lord J. D. Goodfellow John Rowan lawrence Gates Ismael Jauregui Bruce Patterson Christy 'Wallace 1 -U Arthur LaVroff John Hainline Russell Brown Mark Wert Alon Cunningham Sfeven PedefSel'1 5 56531 -snr 'Sn--' Marc Arseneau Perry Beyer I-Yle Andrews B I!! . EN ,ru David Hartman Joseph LaGrande Stephen Redmond Richard Johnson Richard Daniels I-Ombdrd Smifh in Mario Gulck Karl Harkey Shailer Cone 'xr George Lovinggood William Standley r 53 ,. IIFS41 Billy Mullen Thomas Chronisfer ,619 ,ikffx-. Robert Hilliard Richard Turner Walter Eakin Gregory Gonsalves ,l r 5. 1: ln- ,VT Y . ' S f IiQf, ' ,glifal wi - Q 'J u :1 ,, gi.. -:Ti si if li . Q ', . .vi Dana Ohanesian H Q f Y F. V , L--.--f ,W ., ,. .e,,,gg,, , -,, N, , , . , :' X QYVQII SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MILITARY ACADEMY3 -- . Ii - II , ' IWII E , I , Y .V 'VI , Jamie McMillan . A f ,V ,, , , MW Jeffrey Hackett Kenneth Hofert I I I Gregory Dahlem Marc Kane Mighqel Huff 73 GRADE Mark Sfrahan Steven .Iones nz.. Louis Malin Timothy Foppiano Tracy Ogden -is ll f 35... l.. ,, l' -'M . 1 l Gary Mqrgh James Wilson Leslie Bomar ii K iff H pl, Richard Ouften David Jones Jarrett Lesko 1 ' 'lj' , ,i 1 r ,, M xy, ' , .r uw W in w Charles Vinson Scot Belsky 9-asa Rory Ohanesian Gregory McMillan ,GF V . W , r r 'Q--rf William McCullough Timothy Parker 76 W 'y Roberr Richfman Greg Monis Robert Kapple N ,, an m I' ,-l. , N w L, J, Ez, John Rife Mark Snowden Kenneth Lackey 7' Ronald MacMillan Niels Pedersen ROY' PhimP5 N N l J Jack Gutting Curtis Seymore James Blodgetf Phillip Johnson Lorry Castro Duane LeMaster E Z I James Wilkins John Donnelly John Morrison fm' N, Harold Johnson Pierre LeFevre . 1 . n L . l - n : v .iii V I: h I 2 ' '- E, 1. Nh, David McDevitt Gary Williamson Donald Cox ,lggeph Schmiff Randy Funder Thomas Sincock R. It looks interesting CLASS NIGHT Fl 5-12. if Y , Helpful Mothers -if P 2 . .UK .w 5, ai., N441 A . 325+ f K pix 'Vg It looks like the city of tomorrow Q1 4 2nd GRADE John Chronisfer James Jensen Kevin Harkey Danny Beaulieu Dennis Ballance Rainer Billingsley Gary Welt Hampton Dowling QQ Paul Cooper Joseph Groos William Coates l Patrick Ladd Randall Simonian Mark Suzuki l Timothy Whiting Jack Irwin David Russ ffl V , , William Mancini Philip Cloud Michael Horner F LiL, I Th' ima' Q Kevin Miller Mark Williams Keith Baldwin Armando Cerda Joel Gonsalves Kevin Patrick 'Q 1 I IJ L V' B lv ,V , V v, . fx ,I A K I-asv' New-P' 'W-in-1 Patrick Liclsirom Scott Council Charles Bent in- ' in. Glenn Reclwine John Bubski Gary Long 'X , .ii - F DClVld Rife Williarn Raiche Charles Allen James Bent IS- Henry Eilders John Sarfati W ? ,, n ,ff , r' 1 .. , Q. John Ney Stuart Compton Frank Emerson 4 Are you in a bind? SNAPS Keep looking up and let the rest of the World roll by G RAD E Howard Goode Robert Hills -in 1. NB- 511 6 ,ml iiffik ':,7,r,,,,', I. L, ii ,ills Richard Houser Richard Perley David Funston John Moore Daniel Wagaman Bfiflfl DeNi0 1090 Frank Perez Vernon Schulz Leland McGe 6 in Ricky Star William Pearce Hugh Arnold 'Kee-far 'Q -'INR Terrance Schmitz Lance Mayne Wade Simon Jeffrey Bernabucci ---:rf Jack Irwin ' ',54w1 ' , 1 3 - A y14x Kevin Luft i Y Mark Warren Scott Head rick 1-. 5 11. D 1 N J r f Frederick Davis Ian Scougall Kent Pedersen Dflvid Finli 955 ,nlffwfi Erwin Stanscheit Steven Davis Q T' Christopher Guglielmana Tracy Barenz 1 .ima . 03,41 John Jonas Charles Carstedt Daniel Callaway if X r David Phillips David Leialohc Frank Gifford ww v Y. 1 4 ,,,,W! w fx W ' ' ,gm 'Mm W Avmz W! X ml Mp W nm 'ww ww. ' J uw W' WMV, Mm, 1 w ' 'V uw w 1 --YL ,'.Y.1,v 1- v -9 , If H., 1 W, W,W,,,., ,W.,.,...a ' X , mug ww. w Q. 7-V-3 fl., Robert Mouser Cadet of The Year Darryl Lee CADET OF THE YEAR-The highest award presented by the Academy. It is awarded on a basis of academic ability, appearance, attitude, cooperation, courtesy, military bearing, leadership abil- ity, good conduct, and participa- tion in extra-curricular activities. Cadet Darryl Lee is also Salu- tatorian of the 1965-66 Senior Class having the second highest academic average. Valedictorian Robert Ireland Cadet Robert Ireland, having maintained the highest academic average of the Senior Class, is the Valedictorian for 1965-66. Stephen Walker Donald Craig Curtis Staten HR 1 A3353 1 si lf.:...,.1- r i Justin Morgenstern Johnny Wattenburg Paul Merry guna. A V I i321'C13,L'.. if '-.1 f 1. i ' 1-1 A - A , e -V AEN-1 Vi i -1 , ., i'4Ql-Litglrs V ,Mi I 44 1 Wrjw 1, 3 4- ,, ' fi. r Spencer St. John Jerry Wuttenburg Jeffrey Gregory ' 1 3 , 1 5' ' r , J 2 u 31, 'W 1 . rig- . Alfred Budris Stephen Taylor Dane Allenbuugh y 93 , ,.-gt 'J Philip Gironda Q-, 414 E3 an-w Stephen Long Andrew Kissel -7555, ' iw CHQ, Carl Hudson Troy Henkel V: riffs Q- 'QS' Michael Zemke il 1. 'L nn- all Bobbie Payne 54- Gerald Huffine w, v w -4' lHil1-L. 1 , n 'N A - -I' 1A'1- ' 'FA ' ie- '-' '-- Q U .Ai-' 55?'55ifS?3??? Q11 in 5 Kindergarten Company '.f',5p'vv'3 5'i,1,.i,.- . L-.- .Lg ' Kindergarten helpers , fa, We have a ball in the kindergarten 9 Gunner Hines . Night Com vi STAF F CCont'd from page 19D YS XX ik 5 ,iv wig ii Lf. Don Freeman Transportation 96 Mrs. Millie Swagerfy Canteen .5 ,X 5. i'-. Col. Courtland Gilmore Band Master 'M pf. f Q . Lt. Bob Cotton I Assistant Band Master Mr. Wayne Bartlett Maintenance ,,,,,,..,,:,.- ...f- Q3 . an ' - E ,iq T lififl ' 1 3 M-0 -fgaxat t-. , Q.,--.--www 97 1 fl 'F Mui' I JANUARY . . . With the Christmas vacation over, books take the place of toys. The once dormant campus is now alive Cjumping is more like itj with activity. The beginning of a new year brings new resolutions-better grades, less demerits, less trips to the Principal's office. Now that the Parent Association drive is ended the perpetual plaque now rests in Mr. Staten's 9th grade room. New cadets quickly make new friends, learn the rules and become involved in Acad- emy life. Daily basketball practice pays off in skills learned and victo- ries won. Another trip to Ft. Irwin. This time all three teams go for bas- ketball. The motor pool's face lifting is now completed as well as new im- provements in the classrooms. Extra activities include ushering at the Korean Orphan choir concert. Books are studied more faithfully as exams draw near. ., X W , . Mj.W4g'l?E Titty.. M Q TARY FEBRUARY . . . The shortest month on days but not activities. More bas- ketball games. The A team's visit to Catalina Island for a basketball game land don't forget the plane ridej proved exciting. While the cadets of the lower grades exchanged valen- tines in the classrooms, cadets in the upper grades sent theirs out to a select few or that certain someone. Science projects Clive animals-and some not so alivej math workshops and a spelling bee were included in the Sth and 7th grade class night. The Parent Association initiated something new-a Dinner Fashion Show- Suddenly It's Spring . Bob Daniels, nationally known religious singer and recording artist presented a concert in the chapel on Dress Parade day. After the parade there was the rush to the canteen to get ribbons, chevrons, or maybe officers' pins. Unwelcome February visitors were rain and the flu. REGIMENTAL STAFF Regimental Commander: Gregory Pallas, Execu- tive: Donald Duncan, Adjutant: Everett Reynolds, Assistant Adjutant: Darryl Lee, Sgt. Major: Frank Tippin, Honor Company Guidon: Steven Dixon FIRST BATTALION Battalion Commander: Paul Benson, Executive: Ernest Wade, Adjutant: Craig Phillips, Sgt. Major: David Appelt. Battalion Commander: Christopher Call, Executive: Charles Sousa, Adjutant: Willard Call, Assistant Adjutant: Dale Disharoon, Sgt. Major: Craig Gahring SECOND BATTALION 100 j'LL...Ag'q,g4QJ1riWl:-- . I ri' ,r v' ' F XR ' VA Q: , .-, . ..,..,f.,-, -.-, W- . , - s.,N:65'jf,,i1vf,,,A. 1 5s1'r 4--- --- Tqw,-.-... sa 6. U Jeff if ll CO- If 11 CC. 1 4 e V 4 i 2 1 'Q PL St 1 o Q PL nd l 2 Company Commander: Tyler Hubbard, lst. Platoon: Company Commander: Cordell Cooper, lst. Platoon. Lee Dwight Dodd, 2nd Platoon: James Tuggle, lst Sgt.: DeFever, 2nd. Platoon: Arthur Webb, lst Sgt.: Robert William King, Guidon: Joseph Bullock Smith, Guidon: Paul Minnick 101 is -71' ' Yi CO I -L CD fl' 'U I' Z wx! flgzgggxy gf M N II 17 CO- ll 17 CG- adv-nn'zvw NA ,ua-1 3 ij A Company Commander: Gregory Webb, lst. Platoon: Company Commander: Lynn Mack, lst. Platoon: Robert Bert Malsom, 2nd. Platoon: James Irvine, lst. Sgt.: McGechie, 2nd, Platoon: Martin Cole, lst. Sgt.: Tommy Alan Fischer, Guidon: Patrick Painter Mandella, Guidon: Ted Robinson 102 PL 1St o O 5 vc Q 2nd PL H I7 CC- if 11 CQ. .tv .I',,.H ,N ,S-S l-5 Company Commander: Guy Bovie, lst. Platoon: Edward Bryan, 2nd. Platoon: Don Early, lst. Sgt: Kurt Augs- burger, Guidon: Richard McIntosh Q l Y :L 1 AillK'Q'iiSl!Q ,Q-:mv meg V1 -A Company Commander: Gary Linza, lst. Platoon: Linza, 2nd. Platoon: Geoffrey Gault, lst. Sgt.: Hemphill, Guidon: Clifford Tutelian Larry Arthur 103 x-, 1 5: ww W, 1 -Y -- - ,- A 'Id 1Sl Qs 0 Q UZ I3 'ld BQ Co. DRILL TEAM STAFF ,gp fa Wf f C + . P,-3531-:WQQ1--,.,. ,Hi ,.,e.,,, '5 , - f is . it . ' xi' ' 4 ' 4' .. H- - 2 I -- msg ,.. .ll ' : 1 E fi I E L P' I ' .4 ' K : K, fl , I., .V CAL! A . I - .H+ X '. ' : - .- -P A M-Jw Qi! ,M w I ' R,44fr-ls, 3 'Q' AV Q ' 'if ,, .2 X - 1' - C 1 55: 4 f Y Company Commander: ,Ronald I-Iurte, lst. Platoon: Drill Team Commander: James Wren, Guidon: Carl Benjamin Lesko, 2nd. Platoon: Stuart Benicky, lst. Williams Sgt.: Arnold Fernandez, Guidon: Scott Christian W l 04 4 ON TO LA P H3 0 1st 0 ON ATO 2nd PL 30 O ON TO 12 PLA 105 ' was 5 :Jun Z IDU Id .l.V NOO 'N F C0 l ILS 'Id .l.V OO ,Q 4 41115: fi O 0 IUUZ Tcl .l.V NOO gg DRILL TEAM BAND -9-Qefnwzgf-1.+-9Qaf,-:U -- - -1 4 . . . gi' J ' '1.3- rlA. ? -'V qi --jan' --5 - ui 4: .. -.13 r if ----5 ma, s We Q' l ns -4 -u we .. - f. .4 ,.-,1..:f-- f.e. 1 W ' ' :E .. swf, . . ,,. 2. .,...Y. ., .,.,F, -.. , r. , -. ' , iii, A 35,7 l., ,- - -an Z .- , ,-,,' f -47114-.Y pf: . . ' ,,. W M w'w'Mi' WM 1 u 'v'i3fE ww H l w wx H w ATHL M H.. L... .W M .M . 1 MARCH . . . Daylight stays around longer. All three basketball teams are now champions. It's time for baseball tryouts. Unusual activity in the '7th grade and the 9th grade science class. Day by day faithfully performing duties and checking. Some anxious moments-then it happens. First, one, then two, three chicks are hatched. It's hard to tell who is more excited, the teachers or cadets. Herbie, the duck, born in room 99914 competes for attention, For the resident cadets with birthdays during the month, cake and ice cream are provided at the birth- day table. The 4th and 5th grades have a musical setting for their class night. Cadets gather around the bul- letin board with mixed emotions viewing the results of practical and written exams for military promo- tions. It's report card time again. CSmile when you go homey A tour of the classrooms reveals that spring fever has arrived early this year. lp v. ,,. . , .Q.N -. Q. v .5 nr 4 gr is . 1 , I , n . ' .....,,... 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The baseball teams continue to Win their games. The first school Wide science fair is held with projects made by the cadets. Projects, displays and demonstra- tions feature biology, general science and electricity. On the same night the Parent Association sponsored the second annual spaghetti dinner. Parents worked together cooking, serving and entertaining to assure a good time for all. I . ' ' 5 H-'W' 'gin fy E 'E in W? , A 53,5 w FCCJTBALL e ee we 599' DoWn...Set... Sousa reaches for a. long one The end of a. 10 yard run HO ' - , , 3 g fi 4. ' V4 A' ji' - -iqfli' ti: ' . - :Q A , f -' ': it K 'qw-g.-. Wi., Q, 2-gl ': , lv . E! 1 I sig, A A A I 7-45 ,iii ,ffl A11 3.1 4, .. fazl - flue :tug l I W F. in -' 1 1 '--'-f-2:f+- 1f:?fEf- ffifi 'f 'i v., ' '. A X, ' ' L -ef A4'- 51, -7-. --V, Nllffi. ef 1 sq' , ' if 5? F' wi' u f: f'-vm,-:.g5 . l-TIF. 'fin ff- --I- I V- ,Eg-,L 'vjggffzpr ,P -2,-U, F? 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Q, N f' 1 X Q XR mai-:gag gms? ,-5 M 1, E M ?gQ,iAw'i5 ezfsrs E qi, L . - l V 1 Y' ' . ,, a L N- ' . f, 1 H' ' lg ' , ,W 1 gui:-1+ YE N ,rue :.: V 1 Yi- --xrwl 'VL 1 133 4 ,- . :..g-I-aff 'P . 2 gl: , 'L ' 1 ff 1 f ini. -1 ' gxv 5, , , , ., 19: 3: - if, ., .-. , ' arg, in. ' .1 '51 A , - ' I A - - xi? J. ml W' E ' ' 1+ f , 4 .1 J Y, 'J CI A +5 iii if ll! nfs' ' . 3 A . - . !.Jk'. 'bg X A I , 4, I 4 .v.w,. fi W' ' 1' , - ,' fx' J. ff Xa r' P ' ' 'gf '. 4 ff--- I F? v H NX, rg Lee lets loose H8 V- w ,1 , BASEBALL Russell reaches readily ik K , Q .N :- : I ll' ,L 1 'J 4 f, 7 + 1 sb! LL J 'ff .4 ' , 5 9 in R I ' j 1 X? K .-A TOP ROW: Mgr. Mitchell, Spencer, Mgr. Cadenbach. Mandella, Coach De- Duncan, Russell, Webb, C. SECOND ROW: L. Linza, Vinna.. SEATED: Wade, Williams, P. Williams, Lee, G. Linza, Council, Part,Payne,Thompson. What a C21t01'1, Wade! Williams guards the plate TOP ROW: Manager litt, Henry, Coach Mc- Pallas, May, Long Early, Ford, Wilson, Sey- Laren. KNEELING: Man- Powell, Pappas, Gault ler, Jansen, Thomas, Pol- ager Brining, Manager Lesko, Allen I BASEBALL I I ! ,U . 32.--J' ,l.f+?!, ., ' E 3, ' of ig 5 W al TQ' : R I: in 5 4 'TN TOP ROW: Biszantz, Tute- ROW: Ropolo, Beltz, B. Dowds, Fernandez, lian, Benicky, Wren, G. Miles, Thompson, Solo. Adams, Manager Thomp- Miles, Barclay. SECOND SEATED: Hurte, Salem, son. BASEBALL 592 4 . . -Q .1-J? 121 First on the field is the Drill Team HOM ECON The Kickoff You shou1dn't oughta done that Thanks for all your help fellows 122 Whose side are you on? NG '66 V The Queen and her Court. The Royal Court Don't lose your head, coach Now, ifI hed been in there . . . Where does the line form? MAY . . . The Big Event in May is al- ways the Carnival. The field takes on a new look. Where rows of cadets once lined up, booths now stand in line with all kinds of good things to eat, exciting games to play, and inter- esting things to see, cadets, teachers and parents all work together and play together to make the Carnival a success. The senior class has their day out and senior dinner when the class prophecy is read. Graduation practice gets under way for the Kin- dergarten and Senior class. After hours of practice the Glee Club presented the 1966 Spring Festival The Wonderful World of Music . For the sports award banquet, when letterrnen receive recognition with their proud fathers present, Jim King, basketball player for the L.A. Lakers, was the guest speaker. Other guests during the month included Flo Price who presented a sacred concert in song at a chapel service. Cadets are now counting the days until June 15th. HN-. 51.5, is ' 1 We X Yi 1 1 4 ram ef: H JUNE . . . School is almost over but there is still much to do. Final exams, papers to complete. Suspense mounts as the Awards Assembly draws near. Who will be the Cadet of the Year? Ribbons are awarded to cadets for service beyond the normal call of duty. June is also a time for year- books. Will you sign my yearbook? is a familiar question. The senior resident cadets have their night out. Stops include Disneyland and pizza. The next day finds drowsy seniors trying to stay awake in class. At last it's graduation time. The Kinder- garten in their usual fine style present a professional program and then receive their diplomas. The last day of the year comes with mixed emotions. Glad and sad at the same time. For some it will be the last time to hear, Pass in reviewu or sing the Alma Mater. Day boys leave on the bus, residents check out of the bar- racks. A dinner for the Seniors and their guests-then Graduation. It has been a good year at S.C.M.A. -r it ia ms' 3 AN lg' q gg H Af 'fa if 93' uw E if A , I Q, v 4. :fl X V Q2 mg 1 BAR ACKS sb -A , 41 VT , W ai A . 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WHITTIER ' PALM SP 150 ' AY ' SEVENTH AND HOPE ' 5500 WILSHIRE ' WESTWOOD VILLAGE ' CRENSHAW AT STOCKER A ANA ' FASHION SQUARE, SHERMAN OAKS RINGS BEST VVISHES FROM CONTRACTOR 904 14800 AVALON BLVD GARD N CALIFO NIA I O FACULTY 1-1383 DAVIS - Fred R- Th0 'P50 Burton A. Decker Bus. 634-7644 774-0546 TANhTlQUES5 e e one 2-461 Res- 630-1518 THOMPSON c:oNsTRucToRs ,O EQ., Cm Sm, General Conffacfing Santa Barbara, California 15343 Paramount Blvd. Paramount, California SCOTT'S C LEAN ERS Laundry-Linen Supply Dwight Scott Vice President 115 Marilla Ave. P.0. Bax 1302 Avalon, Calif. Mrs. E. Gaylord, R.N 59-12349 Bus: Avalon 60 Res: Avalon 380 l52 A Note To The Readers It is our desire that you will enjoy this Annual, The 1966 Cadet for years to come. May it bring back memories of friends acquired at S.C.M.A., of activities shared, and of the values and lessons learned A yearbook does not just happen. It would be difficult to esti mate the number of hours spent in planning layouts, sorting proofs and pictures, writing copy and other tasks too numerous to list here This year, a Cadet Staff carried most of the load. My thanks to Donald Duncan, Howard Heyden, Ronnie I-Iurte, and Charles Sousa. Thanks to Major Barham for the advertising section. Without the ads we could not have a yearbook. Please patronize our advertisers. Roberts Studio was most cooperative and Willing to go the extra mile. Also thanks to those who helped here and there. Last, but certainly not least, thanks to Mr. Stevener of Inter-Collegiate Press for his ideas and professional touch. Bob H. Williams Editor 1966 Cadet GAYLORD SCHOOL of PRACTICAL NURSING 1836 Atlantic Avenue Long Beach, California 90806 r ,IN wx, xlx lWX,!1,-U, 'B wg M w Mfiwffgjf Mr 1 W K A Qxwl M, J 2 N xi T9 VV IW!! fm LLLIIM yi 4, ff . 7 in ' -1-, '-2 f'Fv I-M.: - , 1 1 W 'f'f!'t imvl.. 5 , ,, 2 '-'fn-? 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