United States Merchant Marine Academy - Midships Yearbook (Kings Point, NY)

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We Probe The Past And Find Knowledge And A Desire To Have Been APart Of It All The Beauty Of Yesterday Is Written All Around Us And One Of Our Simplest Joys Is To Relive The Past The Class of 1975, U.S.M.M.A., Presents. . . ONE The 1975 midships THREE FOUR FIVE c X J.H0I3 3NIN in N IN TEN ELEVEh 3A13M1 THIRTEEN FIFTEEN SIXTEEN SEVENTEEN PRESIDENT GERALD R. FORD EIGHTEEN VICE PRESIDENT NELSON D. ROCKEFELLER NINETEEN ROGERS B. MORTON Secretary Of Commerce Guest Speaker at the 1 975 United States Merchant Marine Academy Commencement TWENTY ROBERT J. BLACKWELL Assistant Secretary Of Commerce For Maritime Affairs TWENTY-ONE TWENTY-TWO -rtf ! «h- TWENTY-FOUR SUPERINTENDENT'S LETTER TO THE CLASS OF 1 975 Dear Gentlemen: I congratulate you! You are about to begin an adventure, a lifetime odyssey which will probe your strengths and test your endurance. The challenges ahead are numerous and hold the promise of rich and fulfilling careers. The extensive training you have undergone as Midshipmen has pre- pared you to excel in your profession. Perhaps more significant, you have developed the ability to lead other men toward meaningful goals and achievements. During your years at Kings Point, you have participated integrally in many improvements to the Academy’s facilities, and programs. Without your active support and assistance, these changes would not have been possible. As you enter the distinguished fraternity of Kings Pointers, I am confi- dent that you will do much to enhance the growing tradition of profes- sional excellence and leadership throughout the Maritime Industry. I have truly enjoyed our relationship these past years and I wish you all every success as you embark on your chosen careers. Sincerely, A. B. ENGEL Rear Admiral, USCG (Ret) Superintendent TWENTY-FIVE ( TWENTY-SIX CAPTAIN VICTOR E. TYSON, Asst. Superintendent I CAPTAIN EDWARD W. KNUTSEN, Commandant of Midshipmen TWENTY-SEVEN COMMANDER FRANKLIN MENSER Asst. Commandant lt. w. McCaffrey Secretary to the Commandant ■'i TWENTY-EIGHT ff CAPTAIN PAUL KRINSKY, Academic Dean COMMANDER JOHN ARNET, Asst. Academic Dean TWENTY-NINE THIRTY LT. R. M. MURPHY, First Company Officer LT.J.F. KLEIN, Sixth Company Officer LT.H.J. RICHARDS, USN Third Company Officer THIRTY-ONE LT. T. D. FORD, Second Company Officer LT. F. R. WARREN, Fourth Company Officer LT. J. J. JOCHMANS, Fifth Company Officer THIRTY-TWO THIRTY-THREE THIRTY-FOUR THIRTY-FIVE iftMMMfcjJwy1 i SiMK i' tyii'lMBBB OFFICE OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS; 1st ROW (left to right): Mrs. Elizabeth Varian, Mrs. Patricia Fulleylove, Mrs. Simone Dittrick, Mrs. Carol Morones, Mrs. Marjorie Stapleton. 2nd ROW (left to right): Mrs. Elizabeth Wade, Mrs. Diana DiBenedetto, Mrs. Frances Rowe, Miss Deborah Cook. 3rd ROW (left to right): Lt. George Emmons, Capt. Charles Renick, Mr. Martin Skrocki. 4th ROW (left to right): Mr. Frank Sinnott, Lcdr. Dominic DeFilippi, Cdr. Emmanuel Jenkins. THIRTY-SIX LIBRARY CAPT. E. H. NORTHROP, Chief Librarian MISS LEONA HAVILAND MRS. JEANNE SCHWARTZ MR. KEITH ANDERSON MISS YVETTE LEIBINGER MRS. BLANCH PEYSER MRS. MARIA C. SMITH THIRTY-SEVEN ENGINEERING THIRTY-EIGHT CAPT. W. MACLEAN, Head Dept. Engineering MR. J. ANTELL MR. M. BURGHARDT MR. J. DRUCKER LCDR. REYNOLDS LCDR. E. FERENCZY LT. J. GIAQUINTO CAPT. M. GROSS CAPT. M. HIRSCHKOWITZ LT. C. HSIUNG MR. C. HUBERT LT. E. KEATING LCDR. C. KIM LCDR. G. KINGSLEY CRD. H. KIRBY LCDR. R. MADDEN LT. L. MALINOSKI LT. N. MARONEY mr. w. McDonald LCDR. R. PANUSKA MR. D. PAQUETTE CDR. F. X. SCHULER LT. L. SFERAZO CDR. R. WELLS MISS JOANNE ALLEN MRS. MARION BRAZEIL MR. T. YEAGER MR. L. IZZO MR. L. HAAS THIRTY-NINE FORTY FORTY-ONE OMl-AiaOd FORTY-THREE FORTY-FOUR NAUTICAL SCIENCE CAPT. A. FIORE, Dept. Head R. BROWDER LCDR. C. CAINES J. DALEY LCDR. T. HAENDEL LCDR. A. HARD CDR. P. NAZZARO CAPT. W. HURDER CAPT. L. PEARSON CDR. C. POHLE CDR. O. THOMPSON MRS. A. CHAN FORTY-FIVE FORTY-SIX FORTY-SEVEN FORTY-EIGHT runn on !''• I 2 3 1 3 • H | « HI H K tl H 15 I toll V. W 21 21 -2jP' 23 21 23 20 27 2T rmf i«: 1 2 3 0 7 R 9 Ml 13 II 13 10 1] 20 21 22 23 21 27 21! 2 30 I MAfKl) ‘ 2 3 4 ■ « HI II 12 I' H 17 18 W 2! V 23 20 2' NAVAL SCIENCE CAPT. G. H. DAVIS USN, Head LT. J. SZENDER USN LT. W. ANTON USN LT. C. MILLER USN QMC J. CROXTON USN GMGC B. RUSSELL USN MISS PATRICIA WROBLESKA MISS TERESA MALAMACE FORTY-NINE FIFTY A MARITIME LAW AND ECONOMICS CAPT. L. JARETT, Head LCDR. R. HERSHEY LCDR. J. MAHONEY LCDR. H. KATZ LCDR. S. KIRSCHEN CDR. W. MOORE PROF. J. PECK PROF. D. WINDISH LCDR. M. SCHWIMMER MISS PATRICIA FITZPATRICK, Sec. FIFTY-ONE HUMANITIES CAPT. C. FERRIS, I Head of Dept. CAPT. T. GIDDINGS CAPT. A. NORTON CDR. A. DAVIES CDR. J. GITTMAN CRD. S. OMELTCHENKO LCDR. J. SZALUTA LCDR. R. BARDOT LCDR. A. ARNOLD LT. C. HEFFERNAN MISS L. KHUNKE MISS J. LEACH b FIFTY-TWO FIFTY-THREE MATH AND SCIENCE FIFTY-FOUR I I CAPT. T. DITTRICK Dept. Head CDR. G. KEYES LT. H. BEIM LT. B. BELLOW LT. L. CASSAR LT. A. CEASAR LT(jg) J. CIANCIO PROF. K. LAZARA LT. W. LEBENSOHN PROF. A. NICKL CDR. A. STWERTKA PROF. C. WEBER LT. E. WEISS MISS FLORIE SMITH FIFTY-FIVE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT FIFTY-SIX c CAPT. W. LAI, Dept. Head MR. R. SCALCIONE MR. D. KENNEDY V CDR. D. BUCKLEY MR. A. ZUARO MR. J. SUSSI MR. V. TORRE LCDR. C. STRALKA CDR. G. PATERNO THERESA BOGNER KATHLEEN MCGLYNN DENNIS O’DONNELL 1 i FIFTY-SEVEN COMPUTER SCIENCE PYROS BRANDIN REYNOLDS FIFTY-EIGHT SHIPBOARD TRAINING CAPT. EISENBERG, Dept. Head MRS. M. LANDESMAN CAPT. HANNIGAN ATR N.Y. CAPT. CORCORAN ATR S.F. CAPT. THOMPSON ATR N.O. CAPT. FINLEY — Asst. ATR N.Y, FIFTY-NINE CHAPLAINS AND DOCTORS DR. WHITE LCDR. P. DeRUITER, CHC, USN CDR. J. McMORROW, CHC, USN ANGELA VACCARA — Chaplains’ Secretary SIXTY 335S ' • ■Ojy' . •v. ' ' V • v( V%. 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Maritime . . . .924 K.P .1044 St. Francis . .567 K.P .1028 Columbia . .956 K.P .1042 Hofstra . 1041 K.P .1042 John Jay . .982 K.P .1045 Stevens Tech .1009 K.P .1055 St. Johns .1098 K.P .1055 Cooper Union . .888 K.P .1058 Fordham . .950 K.P .1058 St. Peter's .1020 K.P .1063 N.Y. Polytechnic Inst. .1001 K.P .1063 Pratt Forfeit K.P .2074 U.S.N.A .2255 K.P .1042 C.C.N.Y . 1075 K.P .1004 Brooklyn College . . .1027 K.P .1049 Newark College of Engineering .... .1050 K.P .1062 Rutgers U . .922 K.P .1062 Essex County Junior Troop . .959 K.P. Blue — Eulitt, Fedoration, Comegys, Kastner — 1 R.O.T.C. Team in the Nation (N.R.A. K.P. Gray — Irish, Gordian, Schiller, Villan — 2 R.O.T.C Team in the Nation PISTOL TEAM RECORD K.P.. . 2959 U. Penn .2245 K.P.. . 2997 Coast Guard .3028 K.P.. . 2997 Villanova .2929 K.P.. . John Jay Forfeit K.P.. . 3005 U.S.M.A .3219 K.P.. . 3005 U.S.N.A .3178 K.P.. . 3005 U.S.A.F.A .3188 K.P.. . 3003 M.l.T .3191 K.P.. . ....3003 Boston State .2685 K.P.. . ....2968 N.J. 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Forfeit 2nd side Columbia Med. 24 KP 0 1 st side F.D.U. 13 KP 12 2nd side KP 18 F.D.U. 0 1 st side Fairfield 18 KP 9 1 st side KP 10 Boston Coll. 0 Norwich Sevens Tournament — Finish 3rd 1 st side KP 12 Point Claire 0 1 st side KP 24 Wales 0 2nd side KP 16 Murphy 6 2nd side KP 12 Saranac Lake 6 3rd side KP 16 Montreal Irish 10 3rd side KP 6 Minute Men 0 3rd side Wales 18 KP 0 1 st side Montreal 1 rish 24 KP 0 1 st side Brookdale College 28 KP 16 1 st side KP 17 St. John’s 16 2nd side KP 14 St. John’s 0 1 st side KP 22 Lafayette 0 2nd side Lafayette 12 KP 0 Army 33 KP 9 Army 30 KP 4 W-l 1 L-9 GOLF Coast Guard 4’ 2 KP ' 2 Southampton 431 KP 451 KP 414 NYU 443 KP 427 Post 444 KP 427 Lehman 467 KP 423 NY Tech 430 Forfeit — KP over Pratt KP 404 Queens 421 KP 404 Baruch 462 Fordham 421 KP 450 St. Johns 400 KP 420 KP 334 Hofstra 347 KP 334 Brooklyn 382 Army 370 KP 417 Won-9 Lost-5 ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR SWIMMING KP 58 Brooklyn 55 South Conn. St. 60 KP 43 Columbia 86 KP 27 Fordham 66 KP 49 Coast Guard 61’ 2 KP 51' 2 St. John’s 81 KP 32 KP 68 Union 45 KP 54 Wm. Patterson 49 NYU 23 KP 63 KP 59 N.Y. St. Maritime 54 BASEBALL KP OPP 5 Queens 1 1 9 Stony Brook 8 3 Brooklyn 13 5 Hofstra 14 2 Fordham 17 7 USCG 13 0 USCG 21 7 Hunter 2 7 SUNY MC 5 10 CCNY 3 Pratt 9-0 Forfeit to KP 11 Pace 14 5 John Jay 2 2 Adelphi 29 2 NY Tech 8 4 Lehman (10 inn.) 5 W-6 L-10 MVP Winners Football Offense Kevin Beaugez Defense Charles Cheatom Soccer Jim McGowan Cross Country Dan Slobodozian Rifle Thomas Fedoration Pistol Steven Batterman Basketball Dan Rogers Wrestling Brian Tanton Swimming John Bailey Indoor Track Paul Stewart Baseball John Coleman, Wayne Kelly Outdoor Track Bob Castagna, Bob Lyons Golf Charles Bischofberger Crew Jim Stamm Rugby Al Pelletier Tennis Neil McManus Sailing Mike Crowley ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE FIRST ROTATION HERB TAYLOR, Regimental Commander MARK BENNER, Regimental Executive Officer REGIMENTAL STAFF ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHT DAVE STOUT Battalion Commander JOHN YESKO FIRST BATTALION Battalion Executive Officer ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-NINE FIRST COMPANY CHARLES MUELLER, Company Commander JOE DIXON, Company Executive Officer j SECOND COMPANY I CHRIS GORDIAN Company Commander TOM SHREWSBURY Company Executive Officer I i ONE HUNDRED SIXTY mm m Wm SSwjsSnB in ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-ONE I •i f £ ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-TWO ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-THREE SECOND BATTALION JAMES STAMM, Battalion Commander RUSS BAHM, Battalion Executive Officer ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-FOUR THIRD COMPANY PETE RICHARDSON Company Commander BOB HERMAN Company Executive Officer ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-FIVE THIRD BATTALION FRED EBERS, Battalion Commander PETER WISHART, Battalion Executive Officer ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-SIX ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN i i ■ i SIXTH COMPANY WILLY ROLAND, Co. Commander PHILLIP DRUMHELLER, Co. Executive Officer SEVENTH COMPANY STEVEN ROGOVICH, Co. Commander RICHARD JAMES, Co. Executive Officer ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT •' ' Va ONE Hli DJ?E'6:StXTY-k}) } ’ “s r' ' , ' -, SECOND ROTATION BILL HOWE, Regimental Commander REGINALD McKAMIE, Regimental Executive Officer REGIMENTAL STAFF ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY FIRST BATTALION TOM HEFFERNAN, Battalion Commander KEN THIEDE, Battalion Executive Officer ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-ONE FIRST COMPANY JAMES CAMPBELL, Company Commander BRIAN DOWLING, Company Executive Officer ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-TWO SECOND COMPANY GARY GOLLENBERG, Company Commander GARY FRANZA, Company Executive Officer SECOND BATTALION RICHARD JAMES, Battalion Commander TOM SHREWSBURY, Battalion Executive Officer ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-THREE GARY TERPSTRA THIRD COMPANY Company Commander KEN HALSALL Company Executive Officer FOURTH COMPANY MIKE HARGREAVES Company Commander TOM FEDORATION Company Executive Officer ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-FOUR UNDERCLASS FOURTH COMPANY UNDERCLASS HUNDRED SEVENTY-SEVEN THIRD BATTALION JAMES BRUCATO, Battalion Commander ALAN GINTZ, Battalion Executive Officer ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT m SEVENTH COMPANY I ART WEIS, Company Commander I DUANE HILL, Company Executive Officer ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-NINE ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-ONE ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-TWO ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-THREE THIRD ROTATION REGIMENTAL STAFF FRED EBERS, Regimental Commander KEN THIEDE, Regimental Executive Officer ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-FOUR JOHN YESKO, Battalion Commander GARY TERPSTRA, Battalion Executive Officer ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-FIVE FIRST COMPANY WAYNE STILES Company Commander PETECREESY Company Executive Officer SECOND COMPANY DAN ROGERS Company Commander JOHN JENICEK Company Executive Officer I SB Coi ALAh foi ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SIX SECOND BATTALION SHERMAN DREW, Battalion Commander ALANGINTZ, Battalion Executive Officer ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SEVEN im IA1 TOM SHREWSBURY, Company Commander HERBERT TAYLOR, Company Executive Officer MIKE MORRIS, Company Commander MIKE HEINRICH, Company Executive Officer FOURTH COMPANY ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-NINE FIFTH COMPANY ARTHUR STEIER Company Commander JEFF SUTTON Company Executive Officer ONE HUNDRED NINETY 1 SIXTH COMPANY DON PASTOR, Company Commander KEN REYNOLDS, Company Executive Officer ONE HUNDRED NINETY-ONE i ONE HUNDRED NINETY-TWO SEVENTH COMPANY ONE HUNDRED NINETY-FOUR ONE HUNDRED NINETY-FIVE iMiiiiiiiiiiraM ONE HUNDRED NINETY-NINE 4 TWO HUNDRED ONE a i ...... ia.... 'r . ✓ M . .i. TWO HUNDRED TWO X i TWO HUNDRED FOUR II______________________ TWO HUNDRED FIVE TWO HUNDRED SIX TWO HUNDRED SEVEN TWO HUNDRED NINE ■ Steven T. Ackley Marc J. Adami John E. Alford Jr. Robert N. Anderson Frank A. Atcheson Patrick J. Aten Kennett L. Backus William H. Bacon Russell Barm Robert C. Baldwin William C. Baldwin Mark G. Baranello Russell A. Bauer Richard A. Bauman Kevin J. Beaugez George N. Belchik Marcus E. Benner Richard H. Bense Frederick C. Berg Ronald R. Bernhardt Mark D. Bigelow Charles M. Bischofberger Daniel K. Blake Mark R. Brannigan Robert Brennan Davis J. Breyer Francis X. Broderick James A. Brodt Nathaniel A. Brooks Jr. Kurt E. Brown James Brucato Jan M. Buckler Larry D. Buckowsky Stephen R. Burak Thomas A. Butcher James E. Campbell Charles A. Cheatom Louis A. Colageo Robert K. Cordrey Michael D. Corney Robert E. Cornibe Lawrence E. Cosgriff Kevin R. Coulson Louis F. Coulson Peter K. Creesy Timothy L. Crowe Michael E. Crowley Peter F. De Chadenedes Joseph G. Dixon Guy D. Donaldson Brian J. Donovan Daniel J. Doty Brian S. Dowling Sherman C. Drew Jr. Philip M. Drumheller Dale S. Dubrin Frederick L. Ebers Erling S. Elholm Mark R. Esher Paul W. Eulitt Thomas A. Federation Kent R. Flick Donald B. Fogel Charles A. Ford Michael H. Franklin Gary J. Franza Edward W. Fritz William F. Garland Glenn D. Garrison John J. Garvey Alan F. Gintz Joseph F. Glennon Jr. Gary E. Gollenberg Christopher D. Gordian Gilbert F. Granados David A. Gray Karl H. Grimm Jeffrey P. Hakala Kenneth J. Halsall Melvin A. Hanes Michael P. Hargreaves Dale R. Hausermann Jr. Thomas D. Heffernan Warren G. Heidt Michael A. Heinrich Robert P. Herman Duane L. Hill William M. Hirnikel David B. Hiscox William C. Howe Christopher D. Hughes Arthur E. Irish Jr. Clifford C. Jagoe Richard D. James John R. Jenicek Glenn W. Kaiser Lawrence M. Kelly Wayne C. Kelly Daniel H. Kessler John E. Ketusky Donald L. Kiggins Jr. Thomas A. King Jr. Joseph J. Kinneary Jr. James J. Knoepffler Michael J. Kruzel Jeffrey B. Lambert John R. Lawrence Gregory F. Lemke Robert T. Lemon Keene H. Little Joseph W. Lonsdale Matthew P. Lott Charles A. Maher Michael T. Masciale Eddie G. Maxwell Edward O. Mccraw Peter B. McGuiness Kevin J. McHugh Reginald E. McKamie Neil G. McManus David D. McMillan Patrick L. McNutt Paul F. Mehr Stephen P. Meyers William W. Miller Ronald W. Mineo Michael F. Minogue Patrick J. Modic Glen L. Morris Michael A. Morris Charles W. Mueller Christian E. Nelson Craig L. Nelson Kenneth D. Nelson Melvin A. Norris Michael T. O’Connor Joseph F. O’Flanagan Carl E. Osterholtz Jr. Donald C. Pastor Alan G. Pelletier John C. Petti David S. Petty John A. Phillips Frank J. Piazza Jr. Stuart J. Pitts Brian L. Pringle Kenneth S. Pruzinsky John V. Re Shore Kenneth W. Reynolds Peter A. Richardson Gaetano F. Riggio Michael Rodgers Daniel A. Rogers Steven J. Rogovich Willie B. Roland Jr. Stephen S. Roszel Robert G. Rugur Jr. Gregory R. Runkel Rene B. Sanders Eric F. Schiller Martin J. Schramm Henry C. Seidl William J. Sembler John T. Sexton James P. Shettig Thomas L. Shrewsbury Guy R. Skeer Odell F. Smith Jr. Michael C. Spence James A. Stamm Donal L. Staples Jr. Arthur A. Steier Thomas M. Stein Paul S. Stewart Robert J. Stewart Wayne B. Stiles David P. Stout John W. Sullivan Jeffery L. Sutton William J. Svenson Brian L. Tanton Herbert F. Taylor Jr. Gary L. Terpstra Kenneth R. Thiede William B. Vallaster Thomas K. Vaughn Julian P. Walters Karl A. Watts Robert L. Weber Arthur J. Weis Louis N. Weltmann Jr. James A. Westervelt David A. Whiteley Alexander B. Williams Willis M. Williams Steven H. Wilson Peter B. Wishart Clinton M. Wolfe Kevin M. Wons Michael L. Yates John M. Yesko Jr. TWO HUNDRED FOURTEEN TWO HUNDRED FIFTEEN STEVEN T. ACKLEY WRIGHTWOOD, CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew Team, Bike Club, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES America Bear President Wilson President Taft Santa Mercedes Golden Bear COUNTRIES VISITED Australia, New Zealand, Samoa, Tahiti, Bra- zil, Chile, Argentina, Peru, Mexico, Japan, Korea, Philippines TWO HUNDRED SIXTEEN 4' The more we live, more brief appear Our life’s succeeding stages: A day to childhood seems a year, And years like passing ages. ROBERT N. ANDERSON NEW CITY, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Varsity Club, Ski Club, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES C.V. Red Jacket — American Export 5.5. Mormac Altair — Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. African Meteor — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Israel, Jordan, Italy, Greece, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Guinea, Liberia, Ghana, Nigeria, Zaire, Angola, Ivory Coast TWO HUNDRED NINETEEN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew Team, Pistol Team, Class President, Marine Technology Soci- ety, Honor Guard, Varsity Club, Honor Board, Ski Club ! SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Grant — American President Lines SS Santa Mercedes — Prudential Lines SS Idaho — States Lines SS President Van Buren — Ameri- can President Lines SS Monterey — Pacific Far East Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Okinawa, Korea, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Venezuela, Brazil, Trinidad, Neth- erland Antilles, Argentina, Austra- lia, New Zealand, Tahiti, Figi, Samoa TWO HUNDRED TWENTY PATRICK JOSEPH ATEN FREMONT, OHIO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Honor Board, Swimming, Midshipman Coun- cil V.P., Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mormacrigel — Moore-McCormick Chas. M. White — Cleveland Cliffs Matsonia — Matson President Polk — U.S. President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED South America, Great Lakes, Hawaii, Japan, Korea, Taiwan Give me liberty to know, to think, to believe, and to utter freely according to conscience, above all other liberties. Milton TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE KENNETT LEWIS BACKUS COCOA BEACH, FLORIDA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Conservation of Energy Club, Owner and General Manager of Aardvark Basketball Team; Miscellaneous Romantic Involvements, Junior Birdman Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Allison Lykes — Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Delta Mexico — Delta Steamship Lines 5.5. Washington — States Steamship Co. Assorted Tugs — Pacific Towboat Salvage Co. COUNTRIES VISITED South West Africa, South Africa, Mozambi- que, Mexico, Texas, Jamaica, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Vietnam, Thai- land, Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO ROBERT CHARLES BALDWIN BALBOA HEIGHTS, CANAL ZONE CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby, Marine Technology Society, Trident Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Leslie Lykes — Lykes Bros. S C 5.5. Gulf Shipper — Lykes Bros. Steamship Company 5.5. John Penn — Waterman Steamship Corp. 5.5. Cristobal — Panama Canal Company COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, England, Holland, Belgium, France, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Cambodia, South Vietnam, Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Okinawa, Korea, Japan i TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE I i 4' WILLIAM C. BALDWIN PHILIPPINES CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sailing Squadron, Midn. Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Colorado — States Steamship Lines 5.5. Pres. McKinley — American President Lines 5.5. Santa Mercedes — Prudential Grace Lines 5.5. M. M. Dant — States Steamship Lines 5.5. Sealand-Resource — Sealand Service Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED Canada, Japan, Korea, Okinawa, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Curacao, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru “The past we cannot change; The future is still within our power. TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX f MARK GEORGE BARANELLO (“BARNE”) N. MASSAPEQUA, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Rugby Football, Intramurals, “Lib- erty” 4 Letters and Co-Captain, Chapel Team, Ring Dance Committee SHIPS AND COMPANIES Austral Pilot — “Fly-by-Night” Farrell Red Jacket — American Export Santa Cruz — Prudential-Grace • Hess Voyager — Hess Oil COUNTRIES VISITED Australia, New Zealand, Panama, Mexico, Spain, Israel, Greece, “Italy,” Dominican Republic, Colombia, Ecuador Coming from a nearby community Barne always was looking for an easy way to get to go home. Practicing his mottos, “If you can pull a deal, then pull it,” and, “A minute of Liberty time spent on the academy grounds is a minute wasted,” he could always be seen running out the gate waving, “Outta-here.” TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN RUSSELL A. BAUER JR. COLONIA, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, DeMolay Club, S.N.A.M.E., Radio Club, Midshipman Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES American Lynx — U.S. Lines Austral Pilot — Farrell Lines Ashley Lykes — Lykes Lines Ruth Lykes — Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Guam, Hong Kong, Japan, Panama, Austra- lia, New Zealand, Mexico, Pitcairn Island, Morocco, Turkey, Lebanon, Italy, U.S.S.R., West Germany TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT RICHARD ARNOLD BAUMAN JR. BROOKEVILLE, MARYLAND CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Skipper of Yacht CAPTIVE SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Del Sol — Delta Lines 5.5. Esso Lexington — Esso S.S. Co. 5.5. American Apollo — U.S. Lines SS Santa Rita — Grace Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Senegal, Liberia, Togo, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Jamaica, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Came- roon, Hong Kong, Japan, Venezuela, Texas TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE I I j KEVIN JAMES BEAUGEZ MASSAPEQUA PARK, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Baseball, Football, Varsity Club, Systems Analysis Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormac Trade — Moore-McCormick SS Young America — American Export Lines SS President Pierce — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED South Africa, Mozambique, Madagascar, Spain, Italy, Greece, Japan, Taiwan, Singa- pore, Vietnam, Hong Kong I’m so glad I'm so glad I'm glad I’m glad I’m glad TWO HUNDRED THIRTY GEORGE NELSON BELCHIK ALTON, ILLINOIS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Chess Club, Band I SHIPS AND COMPANIES Del Oro — Delta S.S. Co. Mason Lykes, Howell Lykes — Lykes Bros. COUNTRIES VISITED Senegal, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Republic of Zaire, Angola, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Algeria, Greece, Turkey, Lebanon, Italy, Pan- ama, Hong Kong, Philippines, Indonesia, Sin- gapore, Taiwan I TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE A MARCUS ESTHEL BENNER PORTLAND, OREGON CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Automotive Interest Club, Sportsman Club, Rugby Club, Newman Club, Regimental Exec- utive Officer, Intramurals, Working Man’s SHIPS AND COMPANIES S.S. Korean Mail — Mail Lines SS Oregon — States Lines M V Guardian COUNTRIES VISITED Korea, Taiwan, Okinawa, Hong Kong, Philip- pines, Vietnam, Singapore, Canada, Malay- sia, Taiwan, Japan TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO I •1 1 RICHARD H. BENSE PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Michaelson Society, S.N.A.M.E., Drill Team, Kings Point SHIPS AND COMPANIES S S President Hoover — APL S S Lash Turkiye — Prudential Grace S S Mormac Vega — Moore McCormick S S Texas Sun — Sun Oil COUNTRIES VISITED United States of America, Panama, Japan, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Republic of Sin- gapore, Indonesia, British Crown, Colony of i| Hong Kong, Taiwan, Brazil, Argentina, Uru- guay, Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Portugal, Morocco, Texas, Alabama 1 I TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE 4 FREDERICK CHRISTIAN BERG, III GEORGETOWN, MARYLAND CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sailing Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Prudential Seajet, S.S. Santa Clara — Prudential-Grace Lines 5.5. African Dawn — Farrel Lines M V Intrepid, M V Interstate Transporter — Interstate Oil Transport Co., Inc. M V Mobil 1, M V Mobil 9, M V Mobil Champlain, M V Mobil Chicago — Mobil Oil Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Cuba, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Colom- bia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Republic of South Africa, Mozambique, Ivory Coast A man said to the Universe: “Sir, I exist!” “However,” replied the Universe, “the fact has not created in me a sense of obligation.” Stephen Crane TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-FOUR 1 RONALD RAY BERNHARDT SPRING VALLEY, CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Ski Club, Trident Club, Machinist Club, Regi- mental Band, Protestant Choir, Glee Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES M V Pathfinder, M V Zeus — Puget Sound Tug Barge Co. 5.5. Santa Mercedes — Prudential Grace Lines 5.5. H. D. Collier — Standard Oil of Calif. 5.5. Philippine Bear — Pacific Far East Lines 5.5. Idaho — States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Korea, Tai- wan, Hong Kong, American Samoa, Canada, Panama, Aruba, Colombia, Venezuela, Bra- zil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador I 1; I 3 TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE i A MARK D. BIGELOW ABINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Martial Arts, Trident Club, Big Brothers, Sail- ing, Chess Club, Bicycle Club, Society of the Mast List SHIPS AND COMPANIES Export Freedom — Export Lines Mormaclynx — Moore-McCormick Lines Santa Lucia — Prudential Grace Lines Washington Mail — American Mail Lines Hawaiian Progress — Matson Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, Greece, Brazil, Uruguay, Argen- tina, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan We can make the center of a man’s memory virtually as sterile as a scalpel fresh from the autoclave. But grains of new experience begin to accumulate on it once. These grains in turn form themselves into patterns not necessarily favorable to military thinking. Unfortunately, this problem of recontamination seems insolvable. Dr. Morris N. Castle Director of Mental Health From The Sirens of Titan By Kurt Vonnegut TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-SIX t CHARLES MEADE BISCHOFBERGER VICKSBURG, MISSISSIPPI CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Golf SHIPS AND COMPANIES Solon Turmon, David D. Rowin, Velma Lykes, M V Wide Tide, D B Ocean Driller COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Philippines, Vietnam, Turkey, Spain, Italy, Grand Chenier, Gulf of Mexico Charles M. Bischofberger Charles expected a country club when he arrived at the zoo in 1971 but was mislocated to first company. It took him three hard years to find that club although it had always been in first company. Once Charles got past his activi- ties with demerits plebe year he graduated into the four G’s: golf, girls, grades, and guzzling booze. Upon graduation Charles hopes to even- tually return to his land down south, hopefully with a job. In all, Charles' taste of yankee hospi- tality was not too bitter. There is something bet- ter than southern fried chicken and southern belles. TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-SEVEN DANIEL KINGSTON BLAKE PALATINE, ILLINOIS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sailing, Flying Club, Glee Club, Varsity Club, Trident Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES Doctor Lykes, Gulf Merchant — Lyke Bros. Delta Norte — Delta Lines Oh! I have slipped the surley bonds of earth and danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings; Sunward I’ve climbed, and joined the tumbling mirth of sun-split clouds — and done a hundred things you have not dreamed of — wheeled and soared and swung high in the sunlit silenced. Hov'ring there. I’ve chased the shooting wind along; and flung my eager craft through footless balls of air. “High Flight COUNTRIES VISITED France, Germany, Holland, Scotland, Eng- land, Colombia, Panama, Peru, Chile, Vene- zuela, Brazil, Argentina Up, up the long, delirious, burning blue I’ve tapped the wind-swept heights with easy grace. Where never lark, or even eagle flew — And, while with silent lifting mind I’ve trod The high untrespassed sanctity of space. Put out my hand and touched the face of God. Lt. J. Magee (U.S.) while serving in R.C.A.F. written over England at 30,000 ft. was shortly killed in 1941 at age 1 9. TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT MARK ROBERT BRANNIGAN EVANSTON, ILLINOIS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Honor Board, Midn. Council, Zombo, Survival, Drifters SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Del Oro — Delta Elizabeth and Almeria Lykes — Lykes Bros. M.V. Tamara Guilden — Transport Commercial Str. Adam E. Cornelius — Boland Cornelius COUNTRIES VISITED Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico, Israel, France, England, Germany, Netherlands, Singapore, Philippines, Vietnam, Korea, Japan non illigtttmi tarborunbum TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE ROBERT BRENNAN COLONIA, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Class President, Ring and Ring Dance Com- mittee Chairman, Soccer, Midshipman Offi- cer, Flame, Who's Who American College Students SHIPS AND COMPANIES Great Republic — American Export Lines Mormacdrago — Moore-McCormack Mormacvega — Moore-McCormack Transeastern — Seatrain Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Japan, China, Taiwan, Korea, Algiers, Russia One of the most gratifying emotions upon graduation, is that, for many of my fellow classmates, I will never see you again! I love you too! Have another hit, and contemplate! TWO HUNDRED FORTY DAVIS J. BREYER JR. VINTONDALE, PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Fencing Club, Crew, MTS, Midships Photogra- phy, Small Boats SHIPS AND COMPANIES S.S. Red Jacket — American Export Lines Export Builder — American Export Lines Mayaguez — Gulf Puerto Lines Delta Sud — Delta S S Lines Exxon Boston — Exxon COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, France, Greece, Japan, Panama, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Jamaica, Vene- zuela, Argentina, Brazil TWO HUNDRED FORTY-ONE FRANCIS XAVIER BRODERICK COHASSET, MASSACHUSETTS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Baseball, Crew, Intramurals, New- man Club, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES Lash Turkiye — Prudential Lines Hess Voyager — Hess Oil Co. Santa Clara — Prudential Lines Export Commerce — American Export Lightning — American Export Sea-Land Service Inc., Boston, Mass. COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, France, Greece, Turkey, Italy, Aruba, Curacao, Jamaica, Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, England, Germany, Holland TWO HUNDRED FORTY-TWO JAMES ALDEN BRODT PUEBLO, COLORADO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team, 1st Batt. Aide, Land Hall Committee SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Van Buren — American Presi- dent Lines SS America Bear — Pacific Far East Lines SS Idaho — States Steamship Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Tahiti, Amer- ican Samoa I I 4 v I I I ■ TWO HUNDRED FORTY-THREE NATHANIEL ANTHONY BROOKS JR. NEW YORK, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Track Team, Basketball Team, Cross Country Team, Bowling Club, Michaelson Society, Intramural Sports SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Polk — American President Lines SS Santa Mercedes — Prudential Grace Lines MV Guardian — Puget Sound Tug and Barge Co. Dredge Essaysons — U.S. Army Corps of Engineers SS Santa Mariana — Prudential Grace Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Taiwan, Japan, Brazil, Hong Kong, Argen- tina, Peru, Chile, Venezuela, Philippines, Colombia, Trinidad, Aruba, Curacao, Oki- nawa, Ecuador, Jamaica “And now here is my secret, a very simple secret: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the J J eye. TWO HUNDRED FORTY-FOUR KURT EMERSON BROWN CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Stage Dance Band, Auto- motive Interest Club, Ring Dance Committee, Various Rock Bands, E.D. Team, Ground Hog of the Month Award, Stickman Award, GPO, 7BZ13, Beer Drinking SHIPS AND COMPANIES M V Tamara — Zim Lines Guilden S S Delta Argentina — Delta Lines S S Ultramar — Avon Steamship Co. S S Aimee Lykes — Lykes Bros. COUNTRIES VISITED Israel, Honduras, Guatemala, Brazil, Hol- land, Canada, Mobile, Alabama I 4 j i j i 4 i TWO HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE JIM BRUCATO BRICK TOWN, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football, Weight Lifting Club, Battal- ion Commander SHIPS AND COMPANIES S S Santa Lucia — Prudential Grace S S Santa Cruz — Prudential Grace S S Export Ambassador — American Export S S Texas Sun — Sun Oil Transport COUNTRIES VISITED Azores, Morocco, Tunisia, Turkey, Cyprus, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Colombia, Domini- can Republic, Ecuador, Panama Canal Zone When I leave this time, I don’t give a damn what happens. I’m not coming back again. TWO HUNDRED FORTY-SIX JAN MYLES BUCKLER YORK, PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Automotive Interest Club, Midshipman Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES Export Adventurer — AEL Great Republic — Med. Marine Lines President Jefferson — APL Lash Italia — Prudential Grace Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, Lebanon, Turkey, Cyprus, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Israel, Italy, France, Panama, Japan, Taiwan, South Viet- nam, Singapore, Hong Kong l i i 1 I m 4 ( TWO HUNDRED FORTY-SEVEN 4- LARRY D. BUCKOWSKY LYNDORA, PENNSYLVANIA Nature gave men two ends — one to sit on and one to think with. Ever since then man’s success or failure has been dependent on the one he used most. George R. Kirkpatrick CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Head Coach 6th Company 1 st Rota- tion — Intramurals, Intramural Pad- dleball Champ, Cross Country Champ Plebe Year, Weekend Worker, Mem- ber of the Drifters SHIPS AND COMPANIES S S President Hoover — American President Lines S S Mooremacargo — Moore- McCormick Lines S S Austral Pilot — Farrell Lines S S African Meteor — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Japan, South Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, South Africa, Mozambique, Azores TWO HUNDRED FORTY-EIGHT V ' V kp Jb STEPHEN RICHARD BURAK CLARK, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mason Lykes — Lykes Bros. S S Co. Doctor Lykes — Lykes Bros. S S Co. Delta Norte — Delta Lines S S Co. Exxon Chester — Exxon Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Iran, Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Turkey, Spain, Italy, England, Holland, Germany, Jamaica, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Texas i I i 1 i m I i TWO HUNDRED FORTY-NINE X THOMAS A. BUTCHER NORTHPORT, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Nereid, MTS, Automotive Interest Club, Rugby SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Courier — American Export Lines SS Austral Ensign — Farrell Lines SS Cities Service Miami — Cities Service Tanker Co. SS Lash Turkiye — Prudential Grace Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, Taiwan, Panama, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey TWO HUNDRED FIFTY JAMES EDWARD CAMPBELL LAWTON, OKLAHOMA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Chess Club, Sailing, Debate, Midshipman Social Committee SHIPS AND COMPANIES S.S. Washington — States Line M V Guardian — Puget Sound Tug Barge Co. Japan Mail — American Mail Line SS Golden Bear — Pacific Far East Line COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Thai- land, Philippines, Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand, Tasmania, New Guinea, Pago Pago TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-ONE A CHARLES ANDREW CHEATOM LUFKIN, TEXAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Wrestling SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mallory Lykes, SS Margaret Lykes, SS Til- lie Lykes SS Exxon Gettysburg COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Philippines, Panama, Spain, Greece, Turkey, Israel, France, Scotland, Germany, Netherlands Together, we will make it! TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO LOUIS ANTHONY COLAGEO DEDHAM, MASSACHUSETTS SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Magdelana, SS Lash Espana, SS Santa Clara — Prudential-Grace Lines SS Export Buyer — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Venezuela, Turkey, Italy, Greece, Spain, South Africa, India, Ceylon, Central America, Peru, Colombia, Ecuador I I . TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE ROBERT KEITH CORDREY WILMINGTON, DELAWARE CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Honor Guard, Midshipman Officer, Marine Technological Society, Intramural Football and Paddle Ball SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS African Dawn — Farrell Lines SS Western Sun — Sun Oil Co. C.V. Staghound — American Export Lines S.S. Mormacaltair — Moore McCormack COUNTRIES VISITED South Africa, Mozambique, Kenya, England, France, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Bra- zil, Argentina, Uruguay Make the most of life — the past is gone, tomorrow is an uncertainty, and today is no sure thing. TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR MICHAEL D. CORNEY MAWNGIE, PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Century Club, Football, Trident Club, Basket- ball (Mgr.), Rugby, “Fat-Man” Table, Intra- murals — Basketball, Billiards, Ping-Pong, Star-Spangled Banner Brigade, Michaelson Society, E.D. Team, Zombo SHIPS AND COMPANIES Penn. Sun, Eastern Sun — Sun Oil Company Trans-Oregon — Seatrain Inc. Mormaccade — Moore-McCormack Defiance — American Export COUNTRIES VISITED Algeria, Brazil, Germany, England, Spain, Italy, Greece, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Texas, Texas, Texas, Louisiana “THEGURN” After searching for some “extended” time, Mike has found himself. Restrictions are dilemmas of the past; patience and fortitude those of the future. Came a small Long Island boy, left a Macungie man. There's the Gurn . . . Where’s the Oz and Jake??? June 29, 1975: JUDGEMENT DAY!!! BUCKS . . . BALDY . . . FREEDOM ... ALBUQUERQUE. . . BOB AND AG . . . . . . MOSTLY EMILY: R.I.P. i 4 i l m I i TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE I ROBERT EMMETT CORNIBE AVONDALE, LOUISIANA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Sue Lykes — Lykes Brothers SS Delta Brazil — Delta Lines SS Gulf Farmer — Lykes Brothers MV Lion — Petrol Marine Co. MV Elk — Petrol Marine Co. MV Daniel L. Harris III — Hydrospace Research Corporation COUNTRIES VISITED France, Great Britian, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Netherlands, Morocco, Mauritania, Senegal, Guinea, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Gabon, Colom- bia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Panama TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-SIX 1 LAWRENCE E. COSGRIFF JOHNSON CITY, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Track, Midshipman Council, Marine Technology Society, Trident Club, Captain of M V Restorer SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Mormaclynx — Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Export Commerce — American Export Lines 5.5. Young America — Mediterranean Marine Lines USNS Pvt. John R. Towle — Military Sealift Command COUNTRIES VISITED Antarctica, Argentina, Brazil, France, Greece, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Italy, New Zea- land, Panama, Ryukyu Islands, Taiwan, Uru- guay ■ I . 4 I I m I i TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN KEVIN RANDALL COULSON MACON, MISSOURI CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Pres. — Arts and World Affairs Commit- tee, Two years Rifle Team, Machinists Club, Sportsman’s Club, Trident Club, Flying Club, R.B.U. one year. Automo- tive Interests Club, Varsity Club, Mid- ships Photographer, Calendar SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Wyoming, S.S. M. M. Dant — States Line 5.5. Philippine Bear (Lash), S.S. Monte- rey — Pacific Far East Line COUNTRIES VISITED Canada, Japan, Korea (S.), Taiwan, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Oki- nawa, Hong Kong, Mexico, American Samoa, Australia, New Zealand, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Bahamas, Ameri- can Virgin Islands, Bermuda, Panama, Portuguese Azores, England, Scotland, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany (W.), Poland, Russia, Finland, Sweden, Den- mark, Norway While it's been a rough road and not always pleasant. I'll look back with fondness on the good times and the good friends and forward with hope that the future will be at least as bright as the past. I also wish to recognize my parents, relatives and any others who have aided my quest for an education, however large or small their contribution. — Thank you. Kevin Randall Caulson TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHT A MY YEARBOOK HISTORY If the sun refuse to shine ... I don’t mind, I don’t mind If the mountains fell in the sea, let it be, it ain’t me. Alright, ’cos I got my own world to live through . . . And I ain’t gonna copy you. Now if 6 turned out to be 9,1 don’t mind, I don’t mind, ’cos I got my own world to look through . . . And I ain’t gonna copy you. Sing on brother. Play on drummer. LOUIS F. COULSON WATERFORD, CONNECTICUT CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Gymnastics, Varsity Club, Automotive Interest Club, Z Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES S S Santa Elena — Prudential Grace Lines S S African Meteor — Farrell Lines S S Defiance — Mediterranean Marine Lines S S Mobilgas — Mobil Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Curacao, Haiti, Venezuela, Colombia, Angola, South Africa, South-West Africa, Mozambique, Italy, Greece, Spain, Texas — JIMI HENDRIX — TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-NINE PETER KNOWLES CREESY BOXFORD, MASSACHUSETTS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Muscular Dystrophy National Youth Committee SHIPS AND COMPANIES African Star — Farrell Lines Ashley Lykes — Lykes Bros. Gulf Banker — Lykes Bros. COUNTRIES VISITED Rep. of Senegal, Liberia, Rep. of the Ivory Coast, Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Angola, Togo, Portugal, Morocco, Turkey, Lebanon, Italy, Ecuador, Chile, Peru, Colombia TWO HUNDRED SIXTY TIMOTHY LYNN CROWE EASTLAKE, OHIO SHIPS AND COMPANIES Stella Lykes — Lykes Lines Sea-Land Economy — Sea Land Transoneida — Seatrain Lines Philippine Mail — American Mail Lines Bryant — Chevron Hawaiian Monarch — Matson Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong, Brunei, Malay- sia, Indonesia, Singapore, Philippines, Neth- erlands, Germany TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-ONE MIKE CROWLEY GLEN COVE, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Sailing Commodore, Marine Technology Society, Art Club, Zombo COUNTRIES VISITED Bermuda, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Pan- ama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, Uru- guay, Argentina, China, Japan, Australia, New Zealand SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Santa Isabel — Prudential Grace Lines 5.5. Mormacvega — Moore-McCormick Lines 5.5. American Aquarius — U.S. Lines 5.5. Austral Envoy — Farrell Lines You say you're really going to start living just as soon as you make some money, or buy a car, or get out on your own? Don’t be foolish — tomorrow comes later than you think. Grasp all that you can from what each day has to offer. . . don’t let life’s simple pleasures slip through your fingers and be lost forever. TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-TWO 4 PETER FRANCOIS deCHADENEDES COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew, Rugby, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES Santa Mariana — Prudential-Grace Colorado — States Lines President Van Buren — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Korea, Japan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Tai- wan, Panama, Venezuela, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Trinidad, Ecuador, Canada, Curacao, Okinawa TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-THREE JOSEPH GUNTHER DIXON MERRICK, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Color Guard, Honor Guard, Gymnastics, Var- sity Club, Trident Club, Ski Club, Midshipman Council SHIPS AND COMPANIES Young America — Mediterranean Marine Lines Mormac Lake — Moore McCormack Lines Lash Turkiye — Prudential Grace Santa Isabel — Prudential Grace COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, South Africa, Mozambique, Madagascar, Ascension Is., Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Santo Domingo Four years — good times and bad times alike, with plenty of learning, yet much to be learned. The future reveals the hard work’s worth, but where the rest of our life goes is merely a guess. TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-FOUR 4 GUY DOUGLAS DONALDSON EAST ISLIP, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football — Plebe, 3rd Class, 2nd Class, Baseball — Plebe, 3rd Class SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Magdelena — Prudential-Grace Lines SS Frederick Lykes — Lykes Lines SS Export Adventurer — Amer. Export Lines CV Lightning — Amer. Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Dominican Republic, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Jamaica, Peru, Indonesia, Philip- pines, Japan, Morocco, Tunisia, Lebanon, Cyprus, Turkey, Greece, Italy, Spain, Portu- gal, Germany, Netherlands i I i J ! i I I ! TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-FIVE BRIAN JOSEPH DONOVAN PATERSON, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Michaelson Society, Karate Team (Captain), Senior Class Vice President SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mormac Vega — Moore-McCormick Lines Santa Clara — Prudential-Grace Lines President Garfield — A.P.L. Socony Vacuum — Sono Co. Export Builder — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Peru, Ecuador, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Santo Domingo, Japan, India, Pakistan, Viet- nam TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-SIX DANIEL JOHN DOTY CENTRALIA, MISSOURI CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Track, Varsity Club, Trident Club, Dog Squad, Movie Committee, Bike Club, Land Hall Committee, Rotorac SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mason Lykes — Lykes Lines Jean Lykes — Lykes Lines Almeria Lykes — Lykes Lines O’ To sail in a ship To leave this steady unendurable land, To leave the tiresome sameness of the streets, the sidewalks and the houses, To leave you O you solid motionless, and entering a ship To sail and sail and sail! COUNTRIES VISITED Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Panama Canal Zone, Italy, Tunisia, Algeria, Spain, England, Scotland, Germany, Hol- land, France TWO HUNDRED SIXTY BRIAN STEVEN DOWLING BELLEVUE, WASHINGTON CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Scuba, Sailing, Honor Guard, Color Guard, S.N.A.M.E., Marine Technology Society, Newman Club, Secretary of First Class SHIPS AND COMPANIES M.V. Guardian — Puget Sound Tug Barge Co. S S Samoa Bear — Pacific Far East Lines S S Indian Mail — American Mail Line S S C. E. Dant — States Line COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Hong Kong, Australia, Tahiti, New Zealand, Samoa, Malaya, Rep. of Singapore, Taiwan, Canada, Rep. of South Vietnam TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT SHERMAN COLDEN DREW JR. WYANDANCH, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Track, Basketball, Regimental Informa- tion Service, Honor Guard, Color Guard SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Buchanan — American President Line SS Santa Barbara — Prudential Grace Lines SS Pacific Bear — Pacific Far East Lines TS Oregon Standard — Chevron Shipping Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Okinawa, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Colombia, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Panama, Peru, Ecuador, Canada, South Vietnam TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-NINE PHILIP MALLOY DRUMHELLER BURLINGTON, VERMONT CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES V-Chairman Honor Board, Cmdr. Honor Guard, Company Executive Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES Export Champion — American Export Lines Santa Clara — Prudential Grace Lines Hess Voyager — Amerada Hess Corp. Austral Ensign — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Panama, Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Santo Domingo, Jamaica our horizon is never quite at our elbows . . . while you are making your choice of life, do not neglect to live blyth TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY DALE SKIPPER DUBRIN ENCINO, CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Swimming, Intramurals, Picking in the Sun- shine, Singing in the Afternoon, Partying SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Washington and S.S. Michigan — States Steamship Company 5.5. President Grant — American President Line 5.5. Oregon Standard — Standard Oil of California COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Okinawa, Philippine Islands, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Vietnam, Thai- land, British Columbia To: Timmy, Gary, Jack, Toots, who made living in New York for four years worthwhile, and showed me much about living and partying. Signed, The Admirable Admirable Also Scotty, whom I always could count on. Signed, Amigo TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-ONE FREDERICK LEO EBERS BUTLER, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Chairman, Midshipman Sea Year Committee, Regimental Band, Battalion Commander, Reg- imental Senior Watch Officer, Reserve Offi- cers Association, Marine Technology Society, Tutoring Program, Sea Year Ribbon, Crew Team, S.N.A.M.E. SHIPS AND COMPANIES S S African Meteor — Farrell Lines S S Lash Italia — Prudential Grace Lines USNS Mizar — Military Sealift Command S S Export Aide — American Export Lines S S Mormacdraco — Moore-McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, France, Italy, Turkey, Greece, Republic of South Africa, Mozambique, Angola, Ice- land, Scotland, Portugal TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-TWO — ERLING S. ELHOLM OSLO, NORWAY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Scuba Diving, Bicycle Club, Ski Club, Marine Technology Society SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Iberville — Waterman S.S. Co. SS Texaco Georgia Ashley Lykes Elizabeth Lykes COUNTRIES VISITED Morocco, Turkey, Cyprus, Israel, Spain, Ger- many, Panama, Guam, Thailand, Okinawa, Japan, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Philip- pines For four years I have remained, unable to return. Now I’ve forgotten the way back I I I TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-THREE 4 MARK RICHARD ESHER LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club, Sailing SHIPS AND COMPANIES USNS Wyandot — Military Sealift Command Santa Magdelena — Prudential-Grace Lines Export Patriot — American Export Lines American Aquarious — U.S. Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Greenland, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Canal Zone, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Spain, Germany, Netherlands, England, France, Tur- key, Greece, Tunisia, Crete, Guam, Japan, Hong Kong TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-FOUR I PAUL WARD EULITT CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Rifle Team — Captain, HEAR THIS and Midships Staff, Ski Club, Trident Club, | Bicycle Club, Varsity Club, Navy Rifle and Pis- tol Expert, BFL, Zombo SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Sheldon Lykes — Lykes Brothers S.S. Co. 5.5. Almeria Lykes — Lykes Brothers S.S. Co. 5.5. Howell Lykes — Lykes Brothers S.S. Co. 5.5. Brinton Lykes — Lykes Brothers S.S. Co. COUNTRIES VISITED England, Amsterdam, Germany, France, Algeria, Greece, Turkey, Lebanon, Italy, Pan- ama, Philippines, Thailand, Sumatra, Java, New Guinea, Japan i TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE THOMAS ANDREW FEDORATION FLUSHING, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Freshman Football, Rifle Team, Varsity Club, Machinist Club, Honor Guard, Cannon Crew Commander, Michaelson Society, Diet Team, Camera Club, Squad Leader, CX4, Zombo SHIPS AND COMPANIES S S Delta Mexico — Delta Lines S S Leslie Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Co. M V Orleans — Tidex Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Jamaica, Neth- erlands Antilles, Panama, Indonesia, South Vietnam, Philippines, Okinawa, Korea, Japan TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-SIX KENT RODERICK FLICK CANTON, OHIO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Track, '75 Calendar Editor, Mid- ships Staff, GP02, Zombo, Intramurals, Dog Squad, S.N.A.M.E., Midshipman Council, Tri- dent Club, Newman Club, Land Hall Commit- tee SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. C.V. Stag Hound — American Export Lines 5.5. American Archer — United States Lines 5.5. Del Rio — Delta Lines 5.5. Doctor Lykes — Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Holland, Germany, England, France, Guam, Hong Kong, and West Africa (Senegal, Libe- ria, Ivory Coast, Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Ghana, and Cameroon), Panama Canal Zone “Sometimes things aren’t as bad as they seem, but yet we build them up and make them something they aren’t. Have faith and trust in God, and always remember that somewhere, somebody loves you.’’ — A Friend TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-SEVEN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Gymnastics, Trident Club, Var- sity Club, Newman Club, S.N.A.M.E., Intramurals, Sailing, Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES C.V. Sea Witch — American Export Lines 5.5. African Mercury — Farrell Lines 5.5. Santa Lucia — Prudential-Grace Lines 5.5. Monmouth — Keystone Shipping Co. C.V. Red Jacket — Mediterranean Marine Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, France, Israel, Greece, Italy, Ger- many, Panama, Peru, Ecuador, Colom- bia, Chile, Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, West Africa, Netherlands, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Liberia, Ghana TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT CHARLES FORD BALDWIN, NEW YORK ‘‘I think that if we are going to reform the world, and make it a better place to live in, the way to do it is not with talk about relation- ships of a political nature, which are inevi- tably dualistic, full of subjects and objects and their relationship to one another; or with programs full of things for other people to do. I think that kind of an approach starts it at the end and presumes the end is the beginning. •Programs of a political nature are important end products of social quality that can be effective only if the underlying structure of social values is right. The social values are right only if the individual values are right. The place to improve the world is first in one’s heart and head and hands, and then work outward from there.” Robert M. Pirsig Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-NINE i K a I m « i i MICHAEL H. FRANKLIN ORADELL, NEW JERSEY SHIPS AND COMPANIES Export Bay — American Export Lines Mormac Altair — Moore-McCormick Line Santa Elena — Prudential-Grace Line Export Leader — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Panama, Domini- can Republic, Colombia, Ecuador, Spain, Italy, France, Greece, Japan, South Korea, South Vietnam, Taiwan, Hong Kong TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY GARY J. FRANZA AMITYVILLE, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Wrestling, Intramurals, Varsity Club, Big Brother Program, Company Executive Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES Export Freedom, Stag Hound — American Export Lines Mormaclynx — Moore-MacCormack Lines Santa Cruz — Prudential Grace Lines Hess Voyager — Hess Oil Company COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Italy, Greece, Spain, W. Germany, France, Holland, Eng- land, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador Very active in unofficial regimental clubs such as Rumor Control Club and charter member of the RCC (Regimental Complaint Commit- tee). Ranked high among the sexual deviates and gross out kings. Fondly remembered by some as “Archie because he didn't discrimi- nate against one single ethnic or religious group, he dumped on everyone! . I 9 3 ! i i l ! TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-ONE A EDWARD WILLIAM FRITZ KENOSHA, WISCONSIN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Stage Band, Cross-Coun- try, Fencing, ANS, S.N.A.M.E. SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Gulf Merchant — Lykes Brothers S.S. Co. 5.5. Marjorie Lykes — Lykes Brothers 5.5. Doctor Lykes — Lykes Brothers 5.5. Delta Brazil — Delta S.S. Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Senegal, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Daho- mey, Nigeria, Rep. of Zaire, Angola, Japan, Korea, Vietnam, France, Germany, Holland, England mistderSleg! TWO HUNDRED EIGHTV-TWO A t I WILLIAM FRANCIS GARLAND STUART, FLORIDA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club 4 c, Football Team 4 c, Var- sity Crew Team 4 c, 3 c, 2 c, Rugby Club 1 c. Varsity Club 1 c SHIPS AND COMPANIES Nancy Lykes — Lykes Bros. SS Co. Brinton Lykes — Lykes Bros. SS Co. Del Oro — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Spain, Italy, Yugo- slavia, Turkey, Israel, Republic of Senegal, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Dahomy We now, held in captivity Spring from our bondage, no grieve See now, how it is more blessed Brothers to live and be free Keep trust, we have made it There are no debts we owe With blood and sweat we paid Outta here, let’s go. - I . I m i l ! TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-THREE GLENN DALE GARRISON SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Band, Bicycle Club, Christian Council SHIPS AND COMPANIES Exxon Baltimore — Exxon Company John Lykes — Lykes Bros. S.S. Co. Gulf Trader — Lykes Bros. S.S. Co. Ruth Lykes — Lykes Bros. S.S. Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Panama, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, U.S.S.R., Germany TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-FOUR JOHN JAMES GARVEY LEVITTOWN, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Color Guard, Automotive Interest Club, Tri- dent Club, Newman Club, Land Hall Commit- tee, Varsity Wrestling, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Socony Vacuum — Mobil Oil Company SS Export Ambassador — American Export Lines SS Santa Elena — Prudential Grace Lines SS Mormac Trade — Moore-McCormick COUNTRIES VISITED Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, Lebanon, Turkey, Greece, Cyprus, Portugal, Dominican Repub- lic, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Panama TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-FIVE ALAN FREDERICK GINTZ NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Crew Team, Midshipman Officer, Regimental Honor Board SHIPS AND COMPANIES Str. Tom M. Girdler — Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. S.S. Export Banner — American Export Lines Str. Johnstown — Bethlehem Steel Corp., G.L.S.D. Str. Adam E. Cornelius — Boland Cornelius 0 Jyjfc liflE iPiesit ,-c-eMc 0 COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Hong Kong, Philip- pines rc,S.V alndio TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-SIX JOSEPH FRANCES GLENNON, JR. GLEN ROCK, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Intramurals, Automotive Interest Club, Big Brothers, Kings Point Cultural Society, Drifters Club, Rugby Party Club, Beer Ball Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES Farrell Lines Mobil Oil Corp. U.S. President Lines Moore McCormick COUNTRIES VISITED Pakistan, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Panama, New Zealand, Australia, Texas, Panama, Pitcairn Is., Japan, Philippines, Thai- land, S. Vietnam, Singapore, Ceylon, Malay- sia, India TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-SEVEN A i GARY EDWARD GOLLENBERG NEWTOWN, CONNECTICUT CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Automotive Interest Club, Machin- ists Club, Track SHIPS AND COMPANIES African Mercury — Farrell Lines SS Mormacargo — Moore-McCormack Lines CV Stag Hound — American Export SS Eastern Sun — Sun Oil Co. COUNTRIES VISITED West Africa, Azores, Brazil, Argentina, Uru- guay, The Netherlands, W. Germany, Eng- land, France TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-EIGHT CHRISTOPHER DANIEL GORDIAN CONEMAUGH, PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew, Track, Bicycle Club, Intramurals, Com- pany Commander SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Christopher Lykes — Lykes Bros. SS Co. 5.5. Esso Jamestown — Exxon, Inc. 5.5. Jean Lykes — Lykes Bros. SS Co. M.V. National Gateway — National Marine Service COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Korea, Vietnam, Spain, Italy, Morocco, Alge- ria, Tunisia, Mexico, Panama TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-NINE GILBERT FRANCO GRANADOS LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 27O CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sports Publicity, Rotoract, R.O.A., Mid- ships, S.N.A.M.E., Camera Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Colorado — State Lines 5.5. Pres. Grant, S.S. Pres. Harrison, 5.5. Pres. Tyler, S.S. Pres. Lincoln — President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Okinawa, Philippines, Thailand, South Vietnam, Hong Kong, Mexico DAVID ALLEN GRAY MIDDLETOWN, RHODE ISLAND CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Ski Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Mormacdraco — Moore- McCormack Lines 5.5. Export Leader — American Export Lines 5.5. President Jefferson — President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Spain, Greece, Italy, Japan, Taiwan, South Vietnam, Singapore, Hong Kong, France, Madiera, Bermuda TWO HUNDRED NINETY-ONE GARY LEE GRAY LOMPOC, CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Land Hall Comm., Arts and World Affair Comm., Flying Club, Dog Squad SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Korea Bear — Pacific Far East Co. MV Pathfinder — Red Stack Puget Sound Tug Barge SS Sea-Land Finance — Sea-Land Services Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED Tahiti, American Samoa, Bougainville, Aus- tralia, New Zealand, Tasmania, Japan, Hong Kong TWO HUNDRED NINETY-TWO KARL HENRY GRIMM SHREWSBURY, MASSACHUSETTS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Honor Guard, Cultural Society, Engineer aboard M V Restorer, Auto Interest Club, Art Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mormac Lynx — Mormac Export Commerce — Export Lines Austral Ensign — Farrell Lines Notre Dame Victory — Ecological Industries COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Okinawa, Hong Kong, Panama, Nigeria, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Barbados, Trini- dad “Mit der Dummheit Kampfen du Gotter Selbst Vergebens” TWO HUNDRED NINETY-THREE JEFFREY PAUL HAKALA GWINN, MICHIGAN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Martial Arts Association — President, Honor Board, Regimental Band, Big Brothers Organi- zation SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Gulf Shipper — Lykes Brothers 5.5. Delta Argentina — Delta Line 5.5. Ultramar — Aries Stmr. Walter A. Sterling — Cleveland Cliffs M V Bongo — Petrol Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Honduras, Guatemala, Venezuela, Brazil, Holland, Canada, Texas TWO HUNDRED NINETY-FOUR •i KENNETH JAMES HALSALL NEW MILFORD, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Editor HEAR THIS, Sailing Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mormacrigor — Moore-McCormick Lines Lash Espana — Prudential-Grace Lines Export Champion — American Export Lines American Liberty — United States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Spain, France, Madeira, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Morocco, Russia, Panama, Hawaii, Guam, Hong Kong, Japan, Bermuda TWO HUNDRED NINETY-FIVE MELVIN ANGUS HANES CENTREVILLE, VIRGINIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Midships Staff, Martial Arts, Camera Club, Ski Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Isabel — Prudential-Grace Lines SS Export Adventurer — American Export Lines SS Mormac Rigel — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Brooklyn — Sealand Service SS President Madison — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Argentina, Brazil, Taiwan, Colombia, Cyprus, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Hong Kong, Jamaica, Japan, Lebanon, Morocco, Pan- ama, Peru, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, Tuni- sia, Turkey, Uruguay, Vietnam, Yugoslavia ito to •Jf tin §0 I TWO HUNDRED NINETY-SIX Enough of the man and more of what made him — with special thanks to Don, Frankie, Father Wally, Page, Teach, Mikes of the North and South, Adriene, Barbara, Barbie, Steamboat Willie, Cowboy, J.G. and wife and mostly my lady Tish — the measure of any personal success of mine is the love, guidance and commiseration that you provided through four year of the Zoo and the animals therein. MICHAEL PATRICK HARGREAVES NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Pistol, Varsity Club, POLARIS Staff, HEAR THIS — Editor, Newman Club, Ring Dance Committee, Tutoring Program, Land Hall Committee, SCUSA Delegate, Intramu- rals, Midshipman Officer — CP04, RCO, CC4 SHIPS AND COMPANIES Export Builder — American Export Lines American Lark — United States Lines Santa Rita — Prudential Grace Lines COUNTRIES VISITED South Africa, Diego Garcia, West Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Panama, Hong Kong, Japan, Netherlands Antilles, Philadel- phia, Venezuela TWO HUNDRED NINETY-SEVEN A DALE RUSSELL HAUSERMANN JR. GOSHEN, OHIO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Dance Band (piano). Kings Point Tattoos, Presidential Inaugural Parade, Maritime Day Ceremonies, Cotton Bowl Fes- tivities, Midn. Officer (BFL3 and CP07), K.P. Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Export Buyer — American Export 5.5. Gulf Merchant — Lykes Bros. COUNTRIES VISITED Dominican Republic, South Africa, Mozambi- que, Kenya, Southwest Africa, Bangladesh, W. Pakistan, India, Ceylon (Sri Lanka) TWO HUNDRED NINETY-EIGHT THOMAS DANIEL HEFFERNAN WANTAGH, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sportsman’s Club President, Intramural Row- ing, Basketball, Track, Paddleball, Regimen- tal Social Committee Chairman, Regimental Protocol Officer, First Battalion Commander, Hammers, Free Gangway SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mormacrigel — Moore-McCormack Lines American Lancer — United States Lines Defiance, Export Freedom — American Export Lines Keytanker — Keystone Shipping Company Austral Envoy — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Panama, Hong Kong, Japan, Spain, Italy, England, Ger- many, France, The Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand TWO HUNDRED NINETY-NINE A WARREN GLEN HEIDT DIX HILLS, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Honor Guard, Ski Club, Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. President Garfield — APL 5.5. Export Ambassador — AEL 5.5. Mormac Altair — Moore-McCormick Lines 5.5. Mobil Power — Mobil Oil Corp. COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, S. Vietnam, Thailand, Japan, Indonesia, Singapore, S.E. China (Hong Kong), Taiwan, Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, Lebanon, Turkey, Greece, Spain, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Barbados THREE HUNDRED X MICHAEL ALAN HEINRICH AIKEN, SOUTH CAROLINA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Midshipman Council, Finance Committee, HEAR THIS, Honor Board, Bicycle Club, E.D., Century Club the sunshine in mountains sometimes lost the river can disregard the cost and melt in the shy warmth when you die were we ever warmer on that day a million miles away we seemed from all of eternity SHIPS AND COMPANIES Zoella Lykes — Lykes Lines Delta Argentina — Delta Steamship Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Vietnam, Philippines, Panama, Mexico, Venezuela, Guatemala, Honduras, Brazil, Costa Rica, Aruba, Germany, Netherlands, Holland, France THREE HUNDRED ONE ROBERT PAUL HERMAN SEAFORD, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Midshipman Council, Honor Board, Midship- man Executive Board, Interservice Academy Exchange Representative to West Point, Bowl- ing League, Football League, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Bay — American Export Isbrantsen Lines SS Austral Pilot— Farrell Lines SS Santa Lucia — Prudential Grace Lines SS Notre Dame Victory — Ecological Ship- ping Corp. COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Japan, Korea, South Vietnam, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand, Mex- ico, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Angola, Nigeria, Trinidad and Tobago THREE HUNDRED TWO DUANE LEE HILL PUEBLO, COLORADO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Band, Crew Team, Varsity Club, Bicycle Club, Ski Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS California — States Lines SS J. H. Tuttle — Standard Oil of Calif. SS President Johnson — American Presi- dent Lines SS Japan Mail — American Mail Lines SS Hawaiian Enterprise — Matson Nav- igation Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, S. Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, Philippines, Taiwan n THREE HUNDRED THREE A WILLIAM MICHAEL HIRNIKEL COVINGTON, KENTUCKY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Society of Naval Architects Marine Engi- neers, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Solon Turman — Lykes Brothers SS Gulf Shipper — Lykes Brothers SS Delta Mar — Delta Lines SS James Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Japan, Korea, Philippine Is., Viet- nam, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Vene- zuela, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, Algeria, Spain, Italy, Turkey V ■L THREE HUNDRED FOUR II A DAVID B. HISCOX NORWICH, CONNECTICUT CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football Team, Honor Board, Bike Club, Midn. Officer, Intramural Sports ■ I i SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mormac Vega — Moore McCormack Lines Young America — American Export Lines Keytanker — Keystone Tanker Corp. American Astronaut — United States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Spain, Italy, Greece, Guam, Canal Zone, Hong Kong, Japan THREE HUNDRED FIVE WILLIAM CLARENCE HOWE MATTA WAN, MICHIGAN “We can understand one another; but each of us is able to interpret himself to himself alone.” Hermann Hesse Goodbye New York — CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby, Midn. Activities, Marine Tech. Society SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Santa Lucia — Prud.-Grace 5.5. African Neptune — Farrell Lines 5.5. Defiance — A.E.L. 5.5. John Penn — Waterman Lines M.V. Charles Wilson — Boland Cor- nelius COUNTRIES VISITED Domin. Rep., Cuba, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Australia, New Zealand, Spain, Italy, Cambodia, Vietnam, Philip- pines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Korea THREE HUNDRED SIX 11( f-' CHRISTOPHER DAVID HUGHES NORTH BABYLON, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew Team, Machinist Club, Ski Club, Bike Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mobil Power, Socony Vacuum — Mobil Oil Company Moore MacDrago — Moore-McCormack Lines Lash Espana — Prudential Lines Export Ambassador — American Export COUNTRIES VISITED Texas, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Morocco, Liberia, Tunisia, Algiers, Lebanon, Turkey, Italy, Greece, Cyprus, Spain, Portugal THREE HUNDRED SEVEN ARTHUR EDWARD IRISH, JR. HOOD RIVER, OREGON CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rifle Team, Varsity Club, Ski Club, Trident Club, Sportsmen’s Club, Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Hong Kong Mail — American Mail Line Ltd. SS Santa Maria — Prudential-Grace Lines SS C. E. Dant and SS Oregon — States Steamship Co. President Fillmore — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Okinawa, Taiwan, Hong Kong, B.C.C., Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, Malay- sia, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru Ships that pass in the night, and speak each other in passing. Only a signal shown and a distant voice in the darkness; So on the ocean of life we pass and speak one another. Only a look and a voice, then darkness again and a silence. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow THREE HUNDRED EIGHT i Ilo CLIFFORD CHARLES JAGOE MILFORD, CONNECTICUT CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Varsity Club, Intramurals, F.S.N.D. Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES Export Buyer — American Export Lines Charlotte Lykes — Lykes Steamship Com- pany COUNTRIES VISITED South Africa, W. Pakistan, India, Ceylon, Bangladesh, Morocco, Turkey, Lebanon, Tuni- sia, Spain, Italy I truly love this place! THREE HUNDRED NINE RICHARD D. JAMES SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Band, Intramural Tennis, Midshipman Officer (CX, BC) SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Barbara — Prudential Lines SS Boston — Sea-Land Service SS Pres. Taft — American President Line SS Hawaiian Enterprise — Matson SS Montana — States Steamship SS M. M. Dant — States Steamship COUNTRIES VISITED Jamaica, Dominican Rep., Colombia, Pan- ama, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Japan, Korea, Okinawa, Hong Kong, Philippines, Taiwan, Vietnam, Thailand Keep your head above the water; Lest you drown in the sea of anonymity. THREE HUNDRED TEN A JOHN ROBERT JENICEK LITTLETON, COLORADO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Crew Team, Ski Club, Assorted Rock Bands, Century Club, Extra Duty Association SHIPS AND COMPANIES President Tyler — American President Lines Canada Mail, Oregon Mail, Washington Mail — American Mail Lines M. M. Dant — States Steamship Company COUNTRIES VISITED Canada, Japan, Okinawa, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Thailand, Philippines . . . and so, the end is really only the beginning . . . THREE HUNDRED ELEVEN GLENN W. KAISER COLLEGE PARK, GEORGIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Midships Editor, Trident Club, Sailing, Intramurals, Squad Leader, Zombo, Machinist Club, Navy Expert Rifle Medal, One-Half of the Unholy Duo, Martial Arts, Century Club. SHIPS AND COMPANIES President Monroe — APL Tillie Lykes — Lykes Sheldon Lykes — Lykes African Neptune — Farrell COUNTRIES VISITED Azores, Belgium, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, England, Ger- many, Hong Kong, Japan, Mozambique, Netherlands, Oki- nawa, Panama, Peru, Singapore, South Africa, Taiwan, Viet- nam THREE HUNDRED TWELVE 9 LAWRENCE MICHAEL KELLY LaGRANGEVILLE, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Wrestling, Intramurals, Trident Club, Freshman Crew, Varsity Club, Weight Lifting Club, Newman Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES American Lark — United States Lines Export Ambassador — American Export Lines Notre Dame Victory — Ecological Shipping Corp. Santa Lucia — Grace-Prudential Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Hong Kong, Japan, Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, Lebanon, Cyprus, Greece, Turkey, Portugal, Trinidad, Nigeria, Santo Domingo, Curacao, Aruba, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador THREE HUNDRED THIRTEEN r WAYNE CHARLES KELLY OAKLAND, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Track, Football, Baseball SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Great Republic — American Export 5.5. Mormac Draco — Moore McCormick 5.5. Thomas Lynch — Watermann Steamship Company COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Thailand, Mindanao, Manila, Philippines, Panama, Brazil, Argentina “My only regrets are for those that will follow” THREE HUNDRED FOURTEEN DANIEL HERBERT KESSLER JOHNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rifle Team, Photo Editor — Midships, Trident Club, Machinist Club, Sportsman’s Club, Automobile Interest Club, Camera Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Louise Lykes — Lykes Bros. SS Co. SS Frederick Lykes — Lykes Bros. SS Co. SS Gulf Banker — Lykes Bros. SS Co. SS Tillie Lykes — Lykes Bros. SS Co. M.V. Roger M. Kyes — Boland Cornelius Line SS McKee Sons — Boland Cornelius Line American S.S. Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Morocco, Italy, Algeria, Canal Zone, Taiwan, Indonesia, South Vietnam, Hong Kong, Philippines, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Ecuador In the future, I hope I remember my family and friends, for these are the people who made life at the Academy easier. THREE HUNDRED FIFTEEN A JOHN EDWARD KETUSKY GIRARDVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew Team, Trident Club, Honor Guard, Dja- kata SHIPS AND COMPANIES Genevieve Lykes — Lykes Bros. Delta Brazil — Delta Lines Export Banner — Export Lines Santa Rita — Prudential Grace Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, Tai- wan, Korea, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Venezuela THREE HUNDRED SIXTEEN 4 DONALD L. KIGGINS, JR. DARIEN, CONNECTICUT CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club, Karate Team, Marine Technol- ogy Society, Yearbook Staff SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Austral Pilot — Farrell Lines SS Mormacvega — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Lash Espana — Prudential-Grace Lines USNS Victoria — Military Sealift Command SS Poseidon — Curved Lines, Circle Line COUNTRIES VISITED Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Greece, Turkey, Italy, Spain, Scotland, Jibrou, Oz, South Carolina THREE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN In the course of this stay I have had a great many encounters with a great many people each concerned with matters of consequence. And that hasn’t much improved my opinion of them. A r THOMAS AUSTIN KING HUNTINGTON, NEW YORK SHIPS AND COMPANIES S S Pres. Garfield — A.P.L. S S Export Ambassador — A.E.L. S S Austral Ensign — Farrell Lines S S Notre Dame Victory — Ecological Ship- ping COUNTRIES VISITED Far East, Mediterranean, Australia, New Zea- land, Africa THREE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN 4 JOSEPH KINNEARY ROSEDALE, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club, Bicycle Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES Austral Patriot — Farrell Lines Santa Barbara — Grace Lines Export Freedom — American Export Lines Notre Dame Victory — N.Y. Ecological Ship- ping Lash Italia — Grace Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, Aruba, Curacao, Haiti, Santo Domingo, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Trini- dad THREE HUNDRED NINETEEN JAMES J. KNOEPFFLER BAYPORT, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football SHIPS AND COMPANIES African Sun — Farrell Lines Mobil Fuel — Mobil Oil Co. American Apollo — U.S. Lines Mormacdraco — Moore-McCormack Lines Transldaho — Seatrain COUNTRIES VISITED Angola, South Africa, Mozambique, Tanza- nia, Kenya, Venezuela, Guam, Hong Kong, Japan, Brazil, Puerto Rico . . . Skin on that one . . . I’m TIRED of it. . . This haircut will make you a better man in the business world . . . You’re about as tough as a mushroom . . . Remember that blinking red light. . . The parties might be small, but at least you know everyone . . . Quite . . . Hey man. . . Coach, Kelly doesn’t have his hip pads on . . . THREE HUNDRED TWENTY MICHAEL JOSEPH KRUZEL CHICOPEE, MASSACHUSETTS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES S.N.A.M.E., Yearbook Staff, Trident Club, Freshman Crew, Intramurals, Sailing Team, Ring Committee, Class Vice-President SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Gulf Tiger — Gulf Oil SS Red Jacket — American Export Lines 5.5. Santa Cruz — Prudential Grace Lines 5.5. Mor Mac Rigel — Moore McCormack Lines SS President Jefferson — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Venezuela, Aruba, Curacao, Haiti, Brazil, Colombia, Tai- wan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Vietnam, Japan, Uruguay, Puerto Rico THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE o V JEFFREY BOYLE LAMBERT ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Bicycle Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Mayaquez — Sea Land, Inc. 5.5. Letitia Lykes — Lykes Bros. S.S. Co. M V Auriola — Arthur Levy Co. Inc. M V National Pride — National Marine Ser- vices Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, S. Korea, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Taiwan, S. Vietnam, Puerto Rico THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO SaRRookv ORiFTCR. K.fi ff sca YEAR. uooP - A £fi.eat££ place. -there. S — A Q R-EATER. SOMoH OF GrVJYS THERE (S WoT £-fUC|C of xAV v fj -, Sr JW?i it- ,V A ) vv 5 BcftbY ORK. ,liS 8l'rY «■ •Y Ok 30 S «J HAvRCO JOHN RICHARD LAWRENCE PEABODY, MASSACHUSETTS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby Football Club — Vice President, Tri- dent Club, Big Brother Program, Shower Sing- ing, Automotive Interest Club, B.S. Club, Intramurals, Boston Bruins Fan Club, Member of Maher’s Drifters SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Austral Pilot — Farrell Lines SS Cities Service Miami — Cities Service Tanker Corp. SS Export Adventurer — Export Lines SS Santa Cruz — Prudential-Grace Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Panama, Azores, Morocco, Tunisia, Lebanon, Cyprus, Turkey, Greece, Portugal, Colombia, Ecua- dor, U.S.A. THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-THREE A i GREGORY LEMKE MARBLE, MINNESOTA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Swimming, Crew, Rugby, Ski Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES S S John Lykes — Lykes Lines S S Charlotte Lykes — Lykes Lines S S Stella Lykes — Lykes Lines S S Shirly Lykes — Lykes Lines S S Jean Lykes — Lykes Lines S S Esso Jamestown S S Gulf Trader COUNTRIES VISITED Dominican Republic, South Africa, Mozambi- que, Tanzania, Kenya, Japan, Korea, Mex- ico, Morocco, Algeria, Spain, Italy, Tunisia THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-FOUR The courage of life is often a less dramatic spectacle than the courage of a final moment; but it is no less a magnificent mixture of triumph and tragedy. A man does what he must — in spite of personal consequences, in spite of obstacles and dangers and pressures — and that is the basis of all human morality. To be courageous requires no exceptional qualifications, no magic formula, no special combination of time, place, and circumstance. It is an opportunity that sooner or later is presented to us all. John F. Kennedy ROBERT TAYLOR LEMON II ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES President — Midshipman Council, Marine Technology Society, Swim Team, Crew Team, Listed in WHO’S WHO IN AMERICAN COL- LEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, Midshipman Council, HEAR THIS, Honor Guard, Rotoract, Sportsman Club, Midshipman Morale Fund Committee, Intramurals — Rowing, Sailing, Pistol, Rifle, Softball, Soccer SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mormaccove — Moore-McCormack Lines Elizabeth Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Co. Export Adventurer — American Export Lines M V Richland, M V South Tide — Tidewater Marine Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED Union of South Africa, Malagasy Republic, Mozambique, Azores Islands, Morocco, Alge- ria, Tunisia, Lebanon, Cyprus, Turkey, Greece, Spain, Panama, Singapore, Philip- pine Islands, South Vietnam, Japan, South Korea, Oil Rigs in Gulf of Mexico THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE A KEENE H. LITTLE RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club — Predent, Midships — Busi- ness Manager, Machinist Club, Automotive Club, Intramurals, Midshipman Officer, Zombo SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mormacaltair — Moore-McCormack Lines Export Commerce — American Export Lines Atlantic Enterprise — Atlantic Richfield Turkiye — Prudential Lines U.S. Salvage Association COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Panama, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Puerto Rico, Italy, Spain THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX JOSEPH WILLIAM LONSDALE LUTHERVILLE, MARYLAND CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club, Midship’s Staff — Advertising Manager, Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES Gulf Shipper, Mallory Lykes, Doctor Lykes, James Lykes, Gulf Banker — Lykes Brothers Steamship Company COUNTRIES VISITED Colombia, Peru, Panama, Ecuador, Chile, Spain, Israel, Greece, Turkey, Japan, Korea, South Vietnam, Philippines THOUGHTS ON KINGS POINT Today is here. Do not waste time; the time you wasted yesterday is lost forever. Do not worry about what may happen. Do the things you should do. Today is here. Do not look back at the past. Look forward. Do not imagine what you would do if things were different. You can make good with what assets you have. Today is here. Be kind to people: avoid hurting them. Look for good qualities, not faults. People, not things, are most important. Today is here. Study to improve yourself, for you should be prepared. It is the surest way to succeed. Today is here. Make the most of it. Do not wait for tomorrow. Tomorrow never comes. J. W. Lonsdale THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN MATTHEW PHILIP LOTT BALTIMORE, MARYLAND CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Marine Tech. Society, Trident Club, Bicycle Club, Varsity Club, Cross Country, Track, Yearbook Staff, Midn. Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES Export Aide — Export Lightning — Export Jean Lykes — Lykes Lines Santa Ana — Prudential Grace Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Morocco, Tunisia, Turkey, Greece, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Cyprus, Lebanon, Venezuela, England, Germany, France, Netherlands THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT A CHARLES ANTHONY MAHER III WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Cross-Country, Track, Varsity Club, Automo- tive Interest Club, Trident Club, Machinists Club, Newman Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. President Monroe — American President Lines 5.5. Mormacargo — Moore-McCormack Lines U.S.N.S. Victoria — Military Sealift Com- mand COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Japan, Vietnam, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Scotland THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Wrestling Team, Drama Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES Export Challenger — Export Lines Mormacargo — Moore-McCormack S.S. Monmouth — Keystone Shipping COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Brazil, Panama, Okinawa Southern expression for the state of the Union. EDDIE G. MAXWELL KIRBYVILLE, TEXAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES War Games Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES S S Delta Paraguay S S Jean Lykes S S Texaco Rhode Island S S Solon Turman S S Texaco North Dakota Delta S S Co., Lykes Brothers, Texaco COUNTRIES VISITED Ghana, Dahomey, Republic of Zaire, Repub- lic of Cameroon, Angola, Spain, Italy, Yugo- slavia, Greece, Turkey, Israel, Tunisia, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Panama THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE A jtij k. H EDWARD O’NEAL McCRAW ANDERSON, SOUTH CAROLINA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Drill Team, Intramurals, Michelson Society, Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES Joseph Lykes, Gulf Farmer, Letitia Lykes — Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Morocco, Tunisia, Spain, Italy, Lebanon, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore “If there was any place in the world, where I would rather not have been, it was Kings Point.” THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO PETER BARTHOLOMEW McGUINESS SOMERSET, MASSACHUSETTS SHIPS AND COMPANIES African Sun — Farrell Lines Santa Cruz, Santa Isabel — Prudential- Grace Lines Mobil Gas — Mobil Oil Corporation American Lark — United States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Rep. of South Africa, Mozambique, Nether- lands Antilles, Venezuela, Colombia, Haiti, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Hong Kong, Japan THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE 4 KEVIN JOHN SHAMUS McHUGH SEAFORD, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Rugby, Marine Technological Soci- ety (MTS), Intramurals, Outdoorsman Club, Drama Club, Zombo SHIPS AND COMPANIES Sea Witch — Export Champion Executor — American Export Lines Santa Cruz — Prudential Grace Mormac Pride — Moore McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Russia, France, Germany, Holland, Panama, Colombia, Peru C 0 Q 0 If ip THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-FOUR I came to Kings Point sight unseen I was looking for opportunity if you can comprehend what I mean I found Kings Point to be a microcosm of our land I did not know it but bigotry, prejudice, jealousy, deceit and ignorance also had a K.P. stand But, I leave K.P. with one thought, K.P. does not have a problem — America does — for K.P. is only a microcosm of our land!!! My goal is to ameliorate those insolvable problems. R. E. McKamie REGINALD EDMUND McKAMIE KANSAS CITY, KANSAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Information Service, Debate, Co- Editor HEAR THIS, Partying on the New York Scene SHIPS AND COMPANIES S S Santa Isabel — Prudential-Grace Lines, Inc. S S President Polk — American President Lines, Inc. S S Santa Mercedes — Prudential-Grace Lines, Inc. S S Matsonia — Matson Navigation Co. S S President Harrison — American Presi- dent Lines, Inc. S S China Bear — Pacific-Far East Lines, Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Netherland Antilles, Colombia, Canal Zone, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Ecua- dor, Papeete, American Samoa, New Zea- land, Australia, Tasmania, Taiwan, Hong Kong, BC, Republic of Philippines THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Tennis Team, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES S S Zoella Lykes and S S Tillie Lykes — Lykes Bros. S S Co. S S Delta Uruguay and S S Delta Mar — Delta Lines, Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, France, Holland, England, Bel- gium, Panama, Japan, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Philippines, Taiwan, Mexico, Curacao, Brazil, Venezuela, Argentina, Honduras THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-SIX 'J' DAVID DRUERY McMILLAN FORT LEE, VIRGINIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Protestant Choir SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Delta Uruguay — Delta Lines 5.5. Mason Lykes — Lykes S S Lines 5.5. C. E. Dant — States Lines 5.5. Korean Mail — Mail Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Jamaica, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Sin- gapore, Malaysia, Korea, Hong Kong Adore God. Reverence and cherish your parents. Love your neighbor as yourself, and your country more than yourself. Be just. Be true. Thomas Jefferson I THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-SEVEN PATRICK L. McNUTT ZANESVILLE, OHIO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Marine Technology Society, Trident Club, Fencing Club, Skipper R V Nerid, Midship- man Council, “Zombo SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Howell Lykes — Lykes Line 5.5. Delta Brasil — Delta Line 5.5. Iberville — Waterman S.S. Corp. 5.5. Almeria Lykes — Lykes Line COUNTRIES VISITED Israel, Turkey, Spain, Italy, Japan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Taiwan, Aruba, Curacao, France, Germany, England, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Cyprus, Greece, Vietnam, Jamaica, Panama, Netherlands THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT -NINE Jg' : PAULF. MEHR WINTER PARK, FLORIDA Don't follow leaders, watch your parking meters. B. Dylan CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Debate Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Louise Lykes — Lykes Bros. SS Frederick Lykes — Lykes Bros. SS Tillie Lykes — Lykes Bros. SS Gulf Banker — Lykes Bros. SS Texaco Connecticut — Texaco COUNTRIES VISITED Morocco, Algeria, Italy, Spain, Taiwan, Phil- ippines, Indonesia, South Vietnam, Hong Kong, Panama Canal Zone, Colombia, Ecua- dor, Peru, Chile, Panama, Aruba N.A., Vene- zuela THREE HUNDRED FORTY scs y WILLIAM WESLEY MILLER OMAHA, NEBRASKA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Midships, Camera Club, Sailing Team, New- man Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Santa Cruz — Prudential-Grace Lines 5.5. African Moon — Farrell Lines 5.5. Red Jacket — Mediterranean Marine Lines 5.5. Gulf Shipper — Lykes Steamship Co. M V B. John Yearger — Orgulf Transport Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Venezuela, Colombia, Cuba, Dutch West Indies, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Portugal, West Africa, Guinea, Azores, Cameroon, Republic of the Congo, Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel, Panama Canal Zone, Peru, Ecuador In attempting to get through this place. I’ve tried to follow two mottos: “Happiness is . . . that peculiar sensation you develop when you are too busy to be miserable. AND “Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you have been up to. I submit these in hopes of aiding some other Middie. Good Luck and Best Wishes. THREE HUNDRED FORTY-ONE X RONALD WILLIAM MINEO LYNBROOK, NEW YORK SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Lash Espana — Prudential Lines SS African Comet — Farrell Lines SS Mormacdraco — Moore-McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED South Africa, West Africa, Brazil, Spain, Por- tugal, Italy, Turkey, Greece THREE HUNDRED FORTY-TWO Ni MICHAEL FREDERICK MINOGUE LEVITTOWN, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Student Council, Basketball 1 and 2, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mormacrigel President Garfield Lash Turkiye Santa Isabel Internship — Propulsions Systems Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Panama, Japan, Singapore, South Vietnam, India, Okinawa, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Italy, Turkey, Spain, Ecuador, Pakistan THREE HUNDRED FORTY-THREE PATRICK JOSEPH MODIC ROCKY RIVER, OHIO EL QUE QUIERE APPRENDER A REZAR DEBEIR ALMAR Proverbio Espanol CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Trideni Club, Newman Club, Fourth Company Commander, Baide2 SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mayo Lykes — Lykes Bros. Esso Gettysburg — Esso USA Joseph Lykes — Lykes Bros. Exxon Boston — Exxon USA National Progress — National Marine Delaware — Great Lakes Towing COUNTRIES VISITED Dominican Republic, Trinidad, South Africa, Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, Morocco, Algeria, Spain, Italy THREE HUNDRED FORTY-FOUR j GLEN LAMONTE MORRIS POWHATAN, VIRGINIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew, Track, Land Hall Comm., RIS SHIPS AND COMPANIES African Crescent — Farrell Lines Mormac Drago — Moore McCormick President Van Buren — American President Lines Santa-Mariana — Prudential-Grace Lines COUNTRIES VISITED ly Africa, (West Coast) South America, Japan, I Taiwan (China), Hong Kong, Philippines, Can- ada, Central America, etc. r They say I am a wine- worshipper . . . I am. They say I am a sinner. . . I am. They say I am a wanton wanderer. . . I am. Don’t criticize so much my Exterior, For in my Interior I am, I am. Smile The Answer Grape THREE HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE 4 MICHAEL ALAN MORRIS MIAMI, FLORIDA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew Team, Golf Team, MTS, Airborne, Mar- shall Arts Club, Regimental Apathy Club, Century Club, Prankster Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES S S Monterey — Pacific Far East Lines S S J. H. Tuttle — Chevron Shipping S S Santa Maria — Grace Prudential S S Del Oro — Delta Lines S S Nancy Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED Australia, New Zealand, Tahiti, Fiji, Suva, Alaska, Argentina, Panama, Brazil, Chile, Peru, Colombia, Mexico, Western Africa And so it is over! It feels great to be out and free once again, but to all of my friends I can only say that it has been a pleasure. Good luck and peace be with you. MAM THREE HUNDRED FORTY-SIX CHARLIE WILLIAM MUELLER BARRYVILLE, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Honor Guard, June Weekend Chairman (1974), Intramurals, Company Commander, Bowling Club, Mascot Ensign SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Transhawaii — Seatrain 5.5. President Jackson — American President Lines 5.5. African Mercury — Farrell Lines 5.5. Mobil Aero — Mobil Oil COUNTRIES VISITED Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Panama, Japan, Taiwan, South Vietnam, Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Libe- ria, Ivory Coast, Cameroon, Ghana, Senegal, Guinea, Congo I THREE HUNDRED FORTY-SEVEN A CHRISTIAN ERIK NELSON KINNELON, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Automotive Interest Club, Honor Guard, Marine Technological Society, Midships Staff, Sailing Team, Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, Trident Club, Varsity Club, Varsity Soccer SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mormac Draco, Mormac Altair — Moore MacCormack Austral Pilot — Farrell Lines American Legion — U.S. Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Panama, Austra- lia, Hong Kong, BCC, Japan, Hawaii, Guam Harleys never die, they just become more righteous. THREE HUNDRED FORTY-EIGHT 4 CRAIG LEE NELSON EDMONDS, WASHINGTON CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Tennis, Varsity Club, Company Commander, Squad Leader SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Washington Mail — American Mail Lines 5.5. Santa Maria — Prudential-Grace Lines M.V. Pathfinder — Puget Sound Tug and Barge Co. 5.5. Hawaii — States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong, South Vietnam, Thailand, Aruba, Colombia, Argentina, Brazil, Venezuela, Peru, Panama, Chile If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. HDT THREE HUNDRED FORTY-NINE KENNETH D. NELSON CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew, Bowling Director SHIPS AND COMPANIES Esso Boston Delta Argentina Doctor Lykes (Seabee) Stella Lykes COUNTRIES VISITED Mexico, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Germany, England, France, Pan- ama, Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambo- dia, Thialand THREE HUNDRED FIFTY ■e-' MELVIN ANDERSON NORRIS OWINGS, MARYLAND SHIPS AND COMPANIES SL-181 —Sea-Land Jean Lykes — Lykes Bros. Arthur Middleton — Waterman S S Com- pany COUNTRIES VISITED Netherlands, France, Germany, Italy, Israel, Spain, Monaco, Switzerland, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Ethiopia, South Africa, Yemen, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Dominican Republic I THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-ONE MICHAEL THOMAS O’CONNOR WEST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Midships, Honor Guard SHIPS AND COMPANIES C.V. Sea Witch, C.V. Lightning — American Export Lines SS Mormacvega — Moore-McCormack Lines SS American Astronaut — U.S. Lines SS Austral Entente — Farrell Lines, Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Panama, New Zealand, Australia, Mexico, Tahiti, England, France, Germany, Holland, Japan, Hong Kong THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO JOSEPH F. O’FLANAGAN SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA A CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Michelson Society, R fie Team, Varsity Club, Machinists Club, Photo Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. President Grant — APL 5.5. Transoneida — Seatrain of California 5.5. Wyoming — States Lines 5.5. Washington Mail — American Mail Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Philippines, Hong Kong, Singa- pore To love the sea is not well. It knows no bond of plighted troth, no fidelity to misfortune, to long companionship, to long devotion. The promise it holds out perpetually is very great; but the only secret of its possession is strength . . . Joseph Conrad THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE CARL EDWIN OSTERHOLTZ, JR. STEUBENVILLE, OHIO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Band SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Santa Elena — Prudential Grace 5.5. President Lincoln — APL 5.5. Red Jacket — American Export 5.5. Gulf Merchant — Lykes Bros. COUNTRIES VISITED Haiti, Curacao, Aruba, Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, Dominican Rep., Okinawa, Japan, South Vietnam, Singapore, Hong Kong, For- mosa, Italy, Greece, Israel, Spain, South Africa, Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR DONALD C. PASTOR BRONX, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Swimming Team, Varsity Club, Honor Guard, Midshipman Council, Rugby Club, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES Stella Lykes Texaco Montana Texaco Massachusetts Almeria Lykes Delta Norte COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Eng- land, Germany, Holland, France, Jamaica, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Borneo I THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE ALAN GERARD PELLETIER WINSLOW, MAINE CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby Football Club — President SHIPS AND COMPANIES C.V. Lightning — American Export Mormacrigel — Moore McCormack Lines Santa Cruz — Prudential Grace Lines Mobil Fuel — Mobil Oil Co. Austral Ensign — Farrell Lines African Sun — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, Netherlands, England, France, Bra- zil, Argentina, Uruguay, Venezuela, Haiti, Colombia, Panama, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-SIX A Varsity Club, DeMolay Club, Michaelson Society, Pistol Team, Trident Club, B.T.O., Buy a program. Buddy! Lover, Bartender SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Austral Patriot — Farrell Lines 5.5. Mormacaltair — Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Lash Italia, S.S. Santa Barbara — Pru- dential-Grace Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Panama, Morocco, Turkey, Greece, Italy, Spain, France, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Ecua- dor THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN DAVID SHERWOOD PETTY BAY SHORE, L.I., NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Broadcast Unit Director, Bicycle Club, Smiling SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mormaccove — Moore McCormick Export Courier — American Export Eastern Sun — Sun Oil Lash Espana — Prudential Grace COUNTRIES VISITED South Africa, Panama, Venezuela, Taiwan, Korea, Hong Kong, Japan, Turkey, Italy, Spain, Greece A paradox of military institutions. Kings Point is a military academy training civilians for a civilian industry. Makes a lot of (non- sense.) After spending four years at K.P., this (truth) has become self evident. Hard work and many fine parties have resulted in getting out with a license, a diploma and getting out . . . I can honestly say one thing from a great deal of astute observation: there are good folks here and bad folks. It’s a shame though that some good folks only stay four years or less . . . THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHT JOHN ALLEN PHILLIPS LAPEER, MICHIGAN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Broadcast Unit, Crew Team, Land Hall Committee, Karate Team, Rifle Team, Tri- dent Club, Intramurals, Star Spangled Banner Brigade, Muscular Dystrophy Telethon SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Alicia — Prudential Grace Lines SS Washington Mail — American Mail Lines SS Hawaiian Monarch — Madison Naviga- tion Co. SS Michigan — States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Canada, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Japan, Korea, Nationalist China, Hong Kong THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-NINE A FRANK JOSEPH PIAZZA JR. BREWSTER, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew, Midships, Trident Club, Martial Arts SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mormaclynx — Moore-McCormack Pres. Arthur — American Pres. Lines Lash Espana — Prudential Grace Hess Voyage — Hess COUNTRIES VISITED Hong Kong, Singapore, Okinawa, Djakarta, Taiwan, Brazil, Uruguay, Ecuador, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Africa, Japan, China Graduation through co-operation THREE HUNDRED SIXTY STUART JOSEPH PITTS CHESTNUT HILL, MASSACHUSETTS ’X CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club — Vice Pres., Intramurals, Machinist Club, Sportsman Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES C.V. Sea Witch — Am. Export Lines SS African Sun — Farrell Lines SS Lash Italia — Prud.-Grace Lines SS Gulf Tiger — Gulf Oil Corp. COUNTRIES VISITED England, Germany, Netherlands, France, Senegal, Republic of the Ivory Coast, Ghana, Nigeria, Liberia, Morocco, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Guinea, Texas ; ! I THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-ONE BRIAN L. PRINGLE CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Band, Glee Club, RBU, POLARIS, Mixer Com- mittee, Christmas Dance Committee SHIPS AND COMPANIES Pres. Coolidge — American President Lines Austral Pilot — Farrell Lines Defiance — Export Lines Tom M. Gindler — Cleveland Cliffs COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Okinawa, Taiwan, South Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, India, Paki- stan, Ceylon, Spain, Italy, Greece, South Africa, South West Africa THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-TWO X KENNETH S. PRUZINSKY BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby Team, Weightlifting Club, Football Team, Midshipman Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES S S Export Ambassador — American Export Lines S S Santa Lucia — Prudential-Grace Lines S S Texas Sun — Sun Oil Company S S Santa Cruz — Prudential Grace Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Greece, Turkey, Cyprus, Spain, Portugal, Libya, Lebanon, Santo Domingo, Ecuador, Colombia i s r I I I THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-THREE X JOHN VANCE RESHORE CENTERPORT, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Trident Club, Baseball, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Santa Magdacena — Prudential Grace 5.5. Frederick Lykes — Lykes Lines 5.5. Export Adventurer, C V Lightning — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Japan, Philippines, Indonesia, Morocco, Greece, Italy, Lebanon, Turkey, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Holland, Jamaica, Dominican Republic dtJ THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-FOUR . • . for there is no difference: for all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God. -Rom. 3:22-23 The soul that sin- neth, it shall die . . . -Ezekiel 18:20 Not of works, lest any man should boast. -Eph. 2:8. 9 . . . what must I do to be saved? Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved. -Acts 16:30-31 There is therefore now no condemna- tion to them which are in Christ Jesus.. . —Rom 8:1 % KENNETH WAYNE REYNOLDS HESPERIA, CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Cross-Country, Track, President — Christian Council, Varsity Club, Rotoract Club, Midship- man Officer, Regimental Commissary Officer, MPO SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Santa Cruz — Prudential Grace 5.5. Michigan — States Lines 5.5. President Van Buren — American Presi- dent Lines 5.5. F. S. Bryant — Chevron 5.5. Colorado — States Line 5.5. President Monroe — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Netherland Antilles, Venezuela, Haiti, Japan, Korea, Okinawa, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philip- pines, Mindanao THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-FIVE A PETER ANTHONY RICHARDSON AUGUSTA, MAINE CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Jakata Club, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES Seaset and Santa Clara — Prudential Grace Lines Export Builder — American Export Lines Austral Envoy — Farrell Lines Mormac Bay — Moore McCormick Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Santo Domingo, Jamaica, Colom- bia, Ecuador, Peru, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Australia, Brazil “As Maine goes — so goes the country Ayuh’ THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-SIX GAETANO FRANCISCO RIGGIO NORTH BABYLON, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Wrestlinq, Track, Baseball, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES C.V. Export Freedom — American Export SS Santa Clara — Prudential Grace SS President Grant — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Greece, Italy, Venezuela, Aruba, Curacao, Colombia, Haiti, Vietnam, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Malaysia “Wait a minute — I don’t understand 1 w r i i i i r P i I THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN MICHAEL RODGERS HARRISON, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Soccer, Captain, Varsity Club, Intra- murals, Midn. Officer, SPONGE, Drifters SHIPS AND COMPANIES C.V. Staghound — American Export Lines Export Commerce — American Export Lines Mormaccape — Moore-McCormack Lines Santa Isabel — Prudential Grace Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Netherlands, England, France, Germany, Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Panama, Vene- zuela, Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan, Korea Mick will long be remembered by his classmates for the parties he threw, the fountains he dove into and his classic rendition of “Tiny Bubbles in My Bathtub. Despite his busy social life Mick managed to find the time to captain the Soccer Team and to fail Thermo I. Mick proved himself to be one of the most dedicated engineers in the elite Drifters association; almost every weekend he practiced blowing tubes. Mick’s graduation goes to show that even a man from Harrison, New Jersey, with a chronic drinking problem and stunted growth can find success at The Point. THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT A DANIEL ALFRED ROGERS HICKSVILLE, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Basketball Captain, Varsity Club, Michaelson Society SHIPS AND COMPANIES Export Champion — American Export Mormaclynx — Moore-McCormack COUNTRIES VISITED Argentina, Brazil, Japan, South Korea, Philip- pine Islands, South Vietnam, Taiwan, Uru- guay, Hong Kong, Panama When we were teeny weeny little boys Playing soldier was better than some brand new toys. Happier and happier we grew in our lot Until that fateful day, the Academy we got Every time we looked around More problems seemed to abound. A steam or diesel final one day An all night cram and pass we may Get a trim before you leave A nice CO we’d like to heave Cultural libs at the working man’s To send us soundly to the dreaming lands Beerball games on Friday afternoon Sent the Mariners to bed ere the rising of the moon. These have been the best and worst of times But now the bell of graduation chimes Outta he DAR THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-NINE STEVEN J. ROGOVICH BAYSIDE, NEW YORK SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Export Builder — American Export Lines 5.5. Lash Espana — Prudential Lines USNS Pvt. John R. Towle — Military Sealift Command Atlan- tic COUNTRIES VISITED Canada, France, Spain, Italy, Turkey, Greece, Morocco, Pan- ama, Japan, New Zealand, Korea, Greenland, Philippines, Taiwan THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY Willie Roland is the typical small town kid who made good. Through his 4 years at K.P. Willie, un-beknownst to his own classmates until his 2nd class year, has slowly developed from an often A.W.O.L. loner, into the scourge of the administration as 6th Co. Commander 1 st Rotation. Willie’s sea year was fraught with enlightening experiences, particularly the revelation that the world really isn’t flat. Ports of call throughout the Far East were most enjoyable; however, he required frequent reminders to only look and not touch. WILLIE BYRON ROLAND, JR. BURNSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Baseball Manager, Crew Team, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Santa Mariana — Prudential Grace Lines 5.5. Colorado, S.S. Idaho — States Lines Thomas E. Cuffe — Pacific Far East Lines 5.5. President Polk, S.S. President Grant — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Aruba, Trinidad, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Japan, Korea, Republic of China, Philippines, Hong Kong THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY-ONE STEPHEN SAMUEL ROSZEL VII SINGAPORE CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Crew, Ski Club, Martial Arts SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Alaskan Mail SS Korean Mail SS Canada Mail SS Sohio Intrepid M V Great Republic J COUNTRIES VISITED Singapore, Malaya, Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Vietnam, West Pakistan, India, Sri- Lanka, South Africa, Okinawa, Taiwan, Das Is. THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY-TWO ROBERT GERALD RUGUR JR. GOVERNOR’S ISLAND, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Model Shipbuilding Club, Honor Guard SHIPS AND COMPANIES Santa Clara — Prudential Grace Lines African Moon — Farrell Lines Gulfking — Gulf Oil Co. Great Republic — Mediterranean Marine Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Colombia, Panama, Peru, Ecuador, Venezuela, Haiti, Azores, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Nigeria, Zaire, Angola, Sene- gal, Spain, Israel, Greece, Italy THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY-THREE GREGORY ROBERT RUNKEL HUNTINGTON, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club — Treasurer, Machinists Club, Intramurals, Sportsman Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Coolidge — American President Lines SS Atlantic Prestige — Atlantic Richfield CV Export Leader — American Export Lines SS Mormacdraco — Moore-McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, South Vietnam, Thailand, Djakarta, Singapore, Ceylon, India, Pakistan, Spain, Israel, Italy, Brazil Graduation thru co-operation. THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY-FOUR A RENE BERNARDO SANDERS NEW YORK, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Bearings Staff, Big Brother Organization, Arts and Worlds Affair Committee, Color Guard, S.S.B.B., Michealson Society, Rotoract Club, Intramurals — Football, Basketball, Track, Billiards, Zombo, Restriction, Liz SHIPS AND COMPANIES Export Aide, C.V. Lightning — American Export and Isbrandstan Mormacvega — Moore McCormic African Neptune — Farrel Lines Transhawatt — Seatrain Eastern Sun and Western Sun — Sun Oil Transport COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, England, France, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Turkey, Cyprus, Lebanon, Libya, Tunisia, Morocco, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Pan- ama, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Australia, New Zealand ? 5 4 — I 1 r . I F ■J THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE •Tr 1, ERIC SCHILLER HULL, MASSACHUSETTS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rifle Team, Varsity Club, Intramurals, C.P.O.2 — Reserve Officers Association SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormacpride — Moore McCormack Lines SS Export Leader — American Export Lines SS American Liberty — U.S. Lines SS Mormaccove — Moore McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED South Africa, Mozambique, Malagasy, Greece, Spain, Italy, Germany, Netherlands, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Japan, Hong Kong, U.K. “You ain't seen nothing yet” THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY-SIX MARTIN JOHN SCHRAMM BERLIN, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES BFL, Co-Capt. Track Team, Indoor Track, Intramurals, Homecoming Float Committee, Cross Country, Intramural Table Tennis Dou- bles Champ, S.N.A.M.E., Zombo SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Texas Sun — Sun Oil Co. 5.5. American Lark — U.S. Lines 5.5. Santa Isabel — Prudential-Grace Lines 5.5. Export Agent — American Export Lines 5.5. Austral Pilot — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Guam, Hong Kong, Japan, Panama, Colom- bia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Azores, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Cyprus, Turkey, Portugal, Lebanon, Libya, Republic of South Africa, Ivory Coast, Angola, Mozambique, South West Africa THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY-SEVEN EL PASO, TEXAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Bike Club, Rugby Club, Pony Express Rider SHIPS AND COMPANIES Pres. Tyler, Pres. Polk — American President Lines Almeria Lykes, Margaret Lykes — Lykes S S Lines Santa Mariana — Prudential Grace Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, Philippines, Tai- wan, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Bra- zil, Venezuela, Trinidad, Russia, Lebanon, Turkey THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT I I WILLIAM JAMES SEMBLER FORT SCHUYLER, BRONX, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Honor Guard, Trident Club, Martial Arts Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES C.V. Sea Witch — American Export Lines 5.5. Santa Clara — Prudential Lines 5.5. Lash Italia — Prudential Lines 5.5. President Madison — American Presi- dent Lines COUNTRIES VISITED England, Germany, Netherlands, France, Spain, Italy, Turkey, Greece, Morocco, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Vietnam, Taiwan I n 0 1 f i r f! THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY-NINE JOHN THOMAS SEXTON PENSACOLA, FLORIDA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Swimming, Midn. Council, Varsity Club, Varsity Crew, Chairman Academic Committee, Model Shipbuilding Club, Intra- murals SHIPS AND COMPANIES James, Nancy, Shirley Lykes — Lykes Lines Arctic Tide — Tide Water Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Spain, Italy, Tunisia, Greece, Lebanon, Cyprus THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY JAMES PHILIP SHETTIG EBENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew Team, Rugby, Flying Club, Ski Club, Honor Guard SHIPS AND COMPANIES Esso Lexington — Humble Oil Co. Almeria Lykes, Thompson Lykes — Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Washington — States Steamship Co. COUNTRIES VISITED England, Germany, Texas, France, Belgium, Holland, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Thailand, Canada THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-ONE THOMAS LEE SHREWSBURY HIALEAH, FLORIDA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew Team, Varsity Club, Intramurals, Flaming-On SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Gulf Shipper, S.S. Doctor Lykes (Seabee), S.S. Frederick Lykes — Lykes Bros. S.S. Company R V Colombus Iselin — University of Miami (Fla.) M V Restorer — U.S.M.M.A. (New Orleans to New York) 5.5. New Jersey Sun — Sun Oil Company COUNTRIES VISITED Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Indonesia, Germany, Belgium, Nether- lands, France, Scotland, England, Puerto Rico “Always listen to experts. They’ll tell you what can’t be done, and why. Then do it.” “If you don’t like yourself, you can’t like other people.” Kings Point Law: Nothing ever gets built on schedule or within budget. THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-TWO GUY ROLF SKEER SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Band, Glee Club, Bicycle Club, Trident Club, POLARIS, HEAR TFT IS, Midships, Camera Club, Automotive Interest Club, Machinists Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. M. M. Dant — States Lines 5.5. Wyoming — States Lines 5.5. Arizona — States Lines 5.5. China Bear — Pacific Far East Lines 5.5. Thomas E. Cuffe — Pacific Far East Lines 5.5. Philippine Bear — Pacific Far East Lines M.V. Pathfinder — Puget Sound Tug Barge Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Canada, Japan, Taiwan, S. Vietnam, Thailand, Hong Kong, Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, American Samoa, Tahiti “Wend now thy way with brow serene. Fear not thy humble tale to tell — The whispers of the desert-wind; The tinkling of the camel’s bell.” From The Rubiyat, by Sir Richard F. Burton THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-THREE ODELL FRANKLIN SMITH, JR. OXON HILL, MARYLAND CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 4 yrs. Regimental Band, 4 yrs. Martial Arts Association (Vice-President), Automotive Interest Club, Dance Band (2 yrs.). Intramu- rals, Squirrel Team, Z-Team, Platoon Com- mander, Squad Leader R.O.A. SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Colorado — States Lines 5.5. Santa Mariana — Prudential-Grace 5.5. Hawaiian Progress — Matson Lines 5.5. Santa Maria — Prudential-Grace 5.5. President Pierce — A.P.L. COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Okinawa, Singapore, Panama, Venezuela, Mexico, Bra- zil, Chile, Argentina, Ecuador, Canada, Viet- nam, Colombia, Philippines Come reach out to me life. How long have I waited? Is this it. . .is this all!? The anticlimax awaits me, for I have longed for something so much greater. The real world, I sense, is within reach and when I extend my arm to touch I find something I recognized all along. Anticipation is sweeter than reality. 4 long years. I have become detached, desensitized, unprepared; but I can sense with every fiber of my body that once I adjust it will be beautiful. A landmark in my life is about to approach. THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-FOUR “I would rather be ashes than dust I would rather my spark should burn out in a brilliant blaze, than it should be stifled in dry rot. I would rather be a superb meteor, every atom of me in magnificent glow, than a sleepy and permanent planet. Man’s purpose is to live, not to exist. I shall not waste my days trying to prolong them. I shall use my time.” Jack London I MICHAEL CLIFTON SPENCE SAUSALITO, CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Art Club (Pres.), POLARIS, Scrimshanders Anonymous SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Thomas E. Cuffe — Pacific Far East SS Santa Mariana — Prudential Grace SS Idaho Standard — Chevron Shipping Co. M.V. Mercury — Puget Sound Tug Barge Sea Prince, Sea Lion, Sea King, Sea Giant, Hercules, Sea Horse — Shipowners and Mer- chants Towboat Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philip- pines, Panama, Venezuela, Colombia, Cura- cao, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Alaska, France, Spain, Madeira, Bermuda THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-FIVE JAMES A. STAMM NORTH BELLMORE, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Midshipman Council, Crew Team Captain, Second Battalion Commander, Newman Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. American Liberty — U.S. Lines C.V. Stag Hound — American Export Lines 5.5. Mormacpride — Moore-McCormick Lines 5.5. Austral Envoy — Farrell Lines 5.5. Great Republic — Mediterranean Marine Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Hawaii, Guam, China, Japan, Brazil, Uru- guay, Paraguay, Argentina, Germany, France, England, The Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Panama, New Zea- land, Australia THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SIX A I must go down to the seas again to the vagrant gypsy life, To the gull's way and the whale's way where the wind's like a whetted knife; And all I ask is a merry yarn from a laughing fellow—rover, And quiet sleep and a sweet dream when the long trick's over. From SEA-FEVER by John Masefield DONAL LEON STAPLES JR. BRANT ROCK, MASSACHUSETTS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew Team, Ski Club, Coach of Aardvark Athletics, S.N.A.M.E., Marine Technology Club, Trident Club, Honor Guard, Automotive Interest Club, Ski Club, Junior Birdmen, Kite Flying Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Esso Lexington 5.5. Almeria Lykes 5.5. Thompson Lykes 5.5. Canada Mail COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, France, Korea, Japan, Okinawa, Hong Kong, Thai- land, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Philip- pines, Indonesia, Texas THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SEVEN ARTHUR A. STEIER TEANECK, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Flying Club, Honor Guard, Land Hall Commit- tee, Midshipman Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Young America — American Export Lines 5.5. Mormactrade — Moore McCormack Lines 5.5. Santa Elena — Prudential Grace Lines 5.5. Export Champion — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Greece, Israel, Italy, South Africa, Mozambique, Madagascar, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, U.S.S.R. So long as a man imagines that he cannot do this or that, so is he determined not to do it: and consequently, so long it is impossible to him that he should do it. THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-EIGHT «Atti® THOMAS MICHAEL STEIN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Jazz Band, Ml Qualifica- tion, MPO, Zombo, E.D. Team, Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES Santa Isabel — Prudential Lines President Adams — A.P.L. C.V. Staghound — American Export Lines Dolly Turman, Margaret Lykes, and Adabelle Lykes — Lykes Lines Internship at USCG — OCMI COTP, Chi- cago, III. iJc Tom Stein was born Oct. 1, 1 953, in Chicago. He got sea experience at an early age, when o His raft swamped in Salt Creek. He didn’t really get his head together till he came to the Point. He was inspired to carry on by the immortal words of such greats as LCDR Ecker — “A Stillson wrench can make a mighty big dent in your head,” and CDR Schuler — “Still here, Stein?” Stein is a member of the Royal Order of the Trident, and the Magellan Club. Also, he is well known for his pictures of Russian subs, ond for saying “Is that a Mariner?” COUNTRIES VISITED Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Panama, Peru, Ecuador, Japan, Vietnam, Indonesia, Singa- pore, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, India, England, Netherlands, West Germany, Ukrainian S.S.R., Turkey, Lebanon THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-NINE PAUL SCOTT STEWART KENT, WASHINGTON CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Christian Council, Choir, Varsity Club, Track, Cross Country, Band, Regimental Piper “If thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised Him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.” Romans 10:9 Turning to Jesus is the beginning of life! SHIPS AND COMPANIES USNS Norwalk — MSCS 5.5. Oregon — States Line 5.5. Washington Mail — American Mail Lines 5.5. Oregon Mail — American Mail Lines 5.5. Pres. Van Buren — President Lines 5.5. Export Freedom — Export Lines 5.5. Hawaiian Queen — Matson Stmshp. Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Scotland, Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, South Vietnam, Thailand, Hong Kong, Israel, Spain, Greece, Italy THREE HUNDRED NINETY ROBERT JOHN STEWART TOTOWA, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Ski Club, Intramurals, Trident Club, Midshipman Council, Honor Guard, Color Guard SHIPS AND COMPANIES African Dawn — Farrell Lines Santa Clara, Santa Isabel — Prudential-Grace Lines Inc. President Madison — American President Lines Inc. Western Sun — Sun Oil Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Peru, Ecua- dor, Panama, Jamaica, Colombia, Venezuela, S. Africa, Angola, S.W. Africa, Mozambique, Netherlands Antilles, Dominican Republic n i i i THREE HUNDRED NINETY-ONE WAYNE BERNARD STILES HOLLIS, NEW HAMPSHIRE CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Gymnastics, Debate, boccer. Honor Guard SHIPS AND COMPANIES Export Aide — American Export Lines Mormacargo — Moore-McCormick Montana — States Lines Utah Standard — Chevron Mariposa — Pacific Far East Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, Lebanon, Cyprus, Turkey, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Tahiti, Morea, New Zea- land, Australia, Fiji, American Samoa, Japan, Korea, Rep. of China, Philippines “Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?” “That depends a good deal on where you want to get to,” said the cat. “I don’t much care where —” said Alice. “Then it doesn’t matter which way you go,” said the cat. “— so long as I get SOMEWHERE,’’ Alice added as an explanation. “Oh, you’re sure to do that,’’ said the cat, “if you only walk long enough.’’ — Alice In Wonderland THREE HUNDRED NINETY-TWO :• I must go down to the seas again to the vagrant gypsy life, p To the gull’s way and the whale’s way where the wind’s like a whetted knife; ce. And all I ask is a merry yarn from a laughing gc fellow-rover. And a quiet sleep and a sweet dream when lice the long trip’s over. John Masefield of rx DAVID PAUL STOUT WEBSTER GROVES, MISSOURI CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club, Crew Team, Concert and Lecture Committee, Big Brother Program, First Batt. Commander 1st Rotation, Midn. Council, Tri- dent Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Mayaguez — Sealand 5.5. Stella Lykes 5.5. Jean Lykes — Lykes Bros. 5.5. Delta Argentina — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Puerto Rico, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Panama, Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Brazil, Aruba, Morocco, Spain, Turkey, Italy THREE HUNDRED NINETY-THREE JOHN W. SULLIVAN WOLFEBORO, NEW HAMPSHIRE CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club, Ski Club, Ring Committee SHIPS AND COMPANIES S S Young America — American Export Lines S S Mormacpride — Moore-McCormack Lines S S Santa Lucia — Prudential-Grace Lines S S Western Sun — Sun Transport Corp. S S American Apollo — United States Lines ; COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Israel, Greece, Italy, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Hong Kong,Japan THREE HUNDRED NINETY-FOUR A man walks through life alone . . . He builds an eternity every day of his life. A notion, a glance, a choice . . . He is bound to his future. So then, let it be as a walk in the Sunlight. JEFFERY LYNN SUTTON PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Plebe Year: Crew, Ring Committee, Honor Guard Upper Class Years: Honor Guard, Fencing Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES S S Mallory Lykes — Lykes Brothers S S Co. S S Howell Lykes — Lykes Brothers S S Co. S S Del Sol — Delta Lines Dixie Carriers — Tug COUNTRIES VISITED England, Israel, Turkey, Greece, Spain, Cyprus, Italy, Jamaica, Santo Domingo, Canary Islands, Portuguese Angola, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Japan, Korea, South Vietnam, Philippines THREE HUNDRED NINETY-FIVE WILLIAM JAMES SVENSON ST. CLAIR SHORES, MICHIGAN Footnotes and other assorted gratitudes: Thanks to Jim and Shirl, Gary and Karen, Eric, Family, Joe, Ace, Sundance, Cowboy, Ron, Kath, the Dentist, Hammers, and a special thanks to my own Vickie — without whom I would not have conquered, and to the Beeper Knights — who would rather have seen me driving a beer truck than a big rig. PHFFFWEEEPP!!! to you guys too. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES POLARIS Magazine, HEAR THIS, Rugby Club, Cultural Committee, Social Committee, Color Guard, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES Leslie Lykes, Gulf Shipper — Lykes Bros. M V National Eagle — National Marine Co. Sea-Land Venture — Sea-Land Service Inc. Delta Norte — Delta S S Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Taiwan, Philippine Islands, Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesian Islands, Vietnam, Nether- lands, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, Brazil, Jamaica, Argentina, Ken- tucky THREE HUNDRED NINETY-SIX A ..V . “If you happen to be one of the fretful minority who can do creative work, never force an idea, you’ll abort it if you do. Be patient and you’ll give birth to it when the time is ripe. Learn to wait.” Heihlein BRIAN L. TANTON MISSOURI CITY, TEXAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Wrestling 4 years, Capt. Sr. Year; Varsity Club 3 years. President Sr. Year; Vice Presi- dent of Class 3rd Class Year, Machinist Club, Automotive Interest Club, Honor Guard SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Letitia Lykes — Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. M.V. Kara Seahorse — Arthur Levy Inc. 5.5. Philippine Mail — American President Lines 5.5. Transontario — Matson Steamship Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Guam, Okinawa, Panama, Vietnam THREE HUNDRED NINETY-SEVEN HERBERT FARWELL TAYLOR JR. SOUTHAMPTON, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Commander, Honor Board, Track Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Samoa Bear — Pacific Far East Line 5.5. Thomas E. Cuffe — Pacific Far East Line 5.5. Translndiana — SeaTrain Lines 5.5. Hawaiian Enterprise — Matson Naviga- tion Company 5.5. Montana — States Line Steamship Com- pany COUNTRIES VISITED Tahiti, Samoa, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, Republic of China, Phil- ippines, Hong Kong, Okinawa L, THREE HUNDRED NINETY-EIGHT Some went down to the sea in ships, doing business on the great waters; they saw the deeds of the Lord, His wondrous works in the deep. For He commanded, and raised the stormy wind, which lifted up the waves of the sea. They mounted up to Heaven, they went down to the depths; their courage melted away in their evil plight; they reeled and staggered like drunken men, and were at their wits’ end. Then they cried to the Lord in their trouble, and He delivered them from their distress; He made the storm be still, and the waves of the sea were hushed. Then they were glad because they had quiet, and He brought them to their haven. Let them thank the Lord for His steadfast love, for His wonderful works to the sons of men! Let them extol Him in the congregation of the people, and praise Him in the assembly of the elders. Psalms 107:23-32 GARY LYNN TERPSTRA OAK HARBOR, WASHINGTON CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Band, Cross Country, Track, Christian Council SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Arizona — States Lines SS Hong Kong Mail — American Mail Lines SS Santa Mercedes — Prud.-Grace Lines SS Korean Mail — American Mail Lines MV Pathfinder — Red Stack COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, South Vietnam, Indonesia, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Mexico THREE HUNDRED NINETY-NINE KENNETH RICHARD THIEDE NORTHGLENN, COLORADO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Ski Club, Automotive Inter- est Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES Prudential Grace American President Lines States Lines American Export Lines Pacific Far East Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Philippines, Tahiti, Samoa, Aus- tralia, New Zealand, Canada To serve, to strive, and not to yield. — Outward Bound Motto FOUR HUNDRED WILLIAM BROWN VALLASTER DEXTER, NEW MEXICO SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Thomas E. Cuffe — Pacific Far East Line SS Lurline — Matson Lines SS Washington — States Lines SS President Taft — American President Lines M V Zeus — Puget Sound Tug Barge Com- pany COUNTRIES VISITED Canada, Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Philippines, Thailand, Longview, Oregon Each leaf makes its contribution to the rustle of the tree and the wind knows them all •T i FOUR HUNDRED ONE i is mt v I THOMAS KEVIN VAUGHN GARDEN CITY, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club, Honor Guard, Intramurals, June Weekend Committee, Midships, Newman Club, Midshipman Officer, Aardvark Public Relations Press Man SHIPS AND COMPANIES African Neptune — Farrell Lines Export Adventurer — American Export Lines President Jackson — American President Lines Mormac Altair — Moore McCormack Lines Exxon Jamestown — Exxon Co., U.S.A. COUNTRIES VISITED Australia, Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, Lebanon, Turkey, Cyprus, Spain, Portugal, Japan, Tai- wan, S. Vietnam, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Sin- gapore, Okinawa, Brazil FOUR HUNDRED TWO JULIAN P. WALTERS VILLAGE SQUARE, GLEN BURNIE, MARYLAND CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sailing Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. President Arthur — A.P.L. S.L. Lash Turkiye — P.G.L. 5.5. C.V. Lightning — A.E.I.L. 5.5. Export Champion — A.E.L. 5.5. Santa Lucia — P.G.L. 5.5. African Dawn — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia, S. Viet- nam, Panama, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Germany, France, England, Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Morocco, Portugal 3 FOUR HUNDRED THREE KARL ANTHONY WATTS WELLS, MICHIGAN j 1 i SHIPS AND COMPANIES Marjorie Lykes, Gulf Banker — Lykes Brothers S.S. Co. Del Oro — Delta S.S. Co. Richard Reiss, Charles Wilson, Boland and Cornelius — Div. American S.S. Co., Hansen Seaway Service, Ltd. COUNTRIES VISITED Venezuela, Panama, Colombia, Peru, Cuba, Ecuador, Chile, Jamaica, Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Mexico, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Liberia, Nigeria, Zaire, Sierra Leone, Canada FOUR HUNDRED FOUR • ROBERT WEBER CORTLAND, NEW YORK SHIPS AND COMPANIES TransOregon — Sea Train Santa Magdalena — Prudential-Grace C.V. Lightning — American Export Delta Mar — Delta Lines Joseph Lykes — Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED England, France, Germany, Holland, Spain, Italy, Morocco, Algeria, Jamaica, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, Peru, Ecuador FOUR HUNDRED FIVE ll 11 11 I I ARTHUR J. WEIS BAY SHORE, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Band, Sailing Team, GPO, CC, ROA SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Export Courier, C.V. Defiance, C.V. Lightning — American Export 5.5. Monmouth — Keystone Shipping Co. 5.5. Santa Magdelena — Prudential Grace COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Vietnam, Taiwan, Korea, Hong Kong, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Jamaica, Santo Domingo, France, Germany, England, Hol- land FOUR HUNDRED SIX The end. But also the beginning. Out of the zoo, into our own, To life anew, a world reborn. Finally! 4 LOUIS NICHOLAS WELTMANN, JR. HAMILTON SQUARE, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Intramurals, Bowling League, Ski Club, Diet Team, Century Club, Midshipman Officer, Tutorer, Star Spangled Banana Brigade SHIPS AND COMPANIES S S American Lancer — U.S. Lines S S Mormaclake — Moore McCormack Lines C V Staghound — Am. Export Lines S S Santa Clara — Prudential-Grace Lines S S Keytanker — Keystone Shipping Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Hong Kong, Guam, Japan, Venezuela, Neth- erland Antilles, Republic of South Africa, Mozambique, England, Holland, Germany, France FOUR HUNDRED SEVEN n «IA JAMES ALAN WESTERVELT WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Golf Team, Aadvark Athletics, Honorable Guard, Crow’s Nest Team Movements and assorted Intramurals, Junior Birdman Flying Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES Santa Magdalena — Prudential Grace Lines Export Ambassador — American Export Lines Mormac Lynx — Moore-McCormick Lines Austral Ensign — Farrell Lines Texas Sun — Sun Oil Corp. COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Panama, Colom- bia, Ecuador, Peru, Dorn. Republic, Morocco, Tunisia, Mobile, Lebanon, Turkey, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Libya, Australia, New Zea- land Wise up all you Mar-ners and live for TODAY 'cause you never can tell when they’ll blow you away. Copyright 1975 FOUR HUNDRED EIGHT A You have not converted a man because you have silenced him. Morley DAVID ALAN WHITELEY BAY SHORE, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Band, Automotive Interest Club, Machinist Club President SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mormacrigel — Moore-McCormack Lines New Jersey Sun — Sun Oil Co. Red Jacket — American Export Lines American Astronaut — U.S. Lines Santa Lucia — Prudential-Grace Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Aruba, Vene- zuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Greece, Italy, Israel, Hong Kong, Japan FOUR HUNDRED NINE ALEXANDER BARRY WILLIAMS LONGVIEW, TEXAS i CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES i|: Crew Plebe year, Rugby Plebe year. Intramu- rals 1 -4 years. War Games 1 st Class year SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mallory Lykes — Lykes Bros. Margaret Lykes — Lykes Bros. Pres. Fillmore — APL Delta Man — Delta Lines Exxon Baltimore — Exxon COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Spain, Greece, Turkey, Israel, Venzuela, Argentina, Brazil From the Days as CPO 1 “If it requires my attention between the hours of 2300 and 0710 then I'm not the one to see.” ft$ FOUR HUNDRED TEN willis McDonald williams YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES ■ Basketball, Regimental Information Service Pres., Land Hall | Committee, Honor Guard, Color Guard, Mixer Committee, Society of Naval Architects and Marine Eng., S.N.A.M.E., Ring Dance Committee, Honor Board Secretary, Squad Leader, Battalion Senior Watch Officer, 4th Class Vice-Pres. i SHIPS AND COMPANIES Export Challenger — American Export Lines Export Leader — American Export Lines Pacific Bear— Pacific Far East Lines S.S. Hawaiian Progress — Matson Naval Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Vietnam, Panama, Germany, Spain, Italy, Holland FOUR HUNDRED ELEVEN i STEVEN H. WILSON KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Ski Club, Rugby Club, Sailing Team, Varsity Club, Outdoors- man Club, EP Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES 5.5. Mormaclake — Moore McCormack Lines 5.5. African Lightning — Farrell Lines 5.5. Santa Mercedes — Prudential-Grace Lines C.E. Dant— States Steamship Co. 5.5. TransOntario, S.S. Translndiana — Sea- train Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Rep. of West Africa, Rep. of South Africa, Mozambique, French Guinea, Ghana, Philippines, China (H.K.), Vietnam, Thailand, Guam, Taiwan Rainbow at night Sailors delight Rainbow in the morning Sailors take 2 aspirin — Fuzzy — FOUR HUNDRED TWELVE ®he2le63fcmm OUTGOING MAIL If you’re big on Circus side shows, you’ll just love this book. 4S0 ■ W JOHN MICHAEL YESKO, JR. BRONX, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Pistol Team, Honor Guard, Midn. Council, R. O.A. President, Drug Council, Culture Soci- ety Chairman, Trident Club, Sportsman Club, Camera Club, Navy Weapons Qualifications, War Games Club, Battalion Executive Offi- cer, Regimental Protocol Officer, Battalion Commander, Academy Exchange Program, American College and Universities Who’s Who SHIPS AND COMPANIES S. S. Ponce — Sealand Service Inc. 5.5. Export Courier — American Export Lines 5.5. Wyoming — States Lines Washington Mail — American Mail Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Philip- pines, Vietnam, Okinawa Dear Lord, Let us look back on our years spent at this Academy with fondness. May we always remember the comradeship that only men share and understand. Let us ever be thankful for all that you have given to us and all that you have shown to us in these four short and precious years. Send us forth to our chosen profession, and guide us by your will. We are ready Lord. t I m a f 0 Midshipman John Michael Yesko Saigon . . . Got To See The ATR First. . .Had To Report 5 Minutes Before My Plane Arrived. . .Texas Bar. . . Stayed At The Y India?. . . Dropped The Whole Pallet. . . FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY-THREE But I Mailed It! Sextant? Knew I Forgot Something . . . Ship Left Before I Did . . . San Francisco Beat Anywhere Else . . . Useless To Argue . . . Was Working In The Hold Five Minutes After Reporting . . . FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY-FOUR FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE Launch Is Corning Now . . . SEA PROJECT? . West Africa, Again . . . Almost Slugged The Bosun . . . $300.06 A Month . . . Drunk For A Week . . . Took A Hell Of A Roll. . . FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN BP' FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE FOUR HUNDRED THIRTY FOUR HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE Walked In With A Full Beard, Long Hair. . . No Sleep For 3 Days. . . Sick As A Dog . . . Forgot The Book . . . 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Marine condensers and their vacuum systems must per- form together. It makes sense that they' be designed and manufactured to- gether. That’s the way Graham, and only Graham, does it. For 35 years Graham has been designing, matching, manufac- turing, testing and custom-assembling marine condensers and vacuum systems. Quality and performance are the reasons why more and more Graham systems are being specified for marine construction throughout the world, for all types of ships and systems. TUWO GCNCHATOR CONCXNSt AS From Graham, and only from Graham, you get one package, one designer, one manufacturer. Undi- vided responsibility with an unconditional guarantee to perform to your specifications. For more details call the nearest Gra- ham sales engineer representative-. Or call (516) 824-5200; Telex 12-5070; TWX 510-223-0808. Graham Manufacturing Co., Inc., United States. Graham Manufactur- ing (Canada) Ltd. Graham Manufacturing Limited, England. Heat Transfer Limited, England. Gramex, S.A., Mexico. AuviiiAirv roNMNues LUM OH COOltftS RELIEF VALVES HU I now COOLERS'HEATERS A-1 3 FAIR WINDS AND SMOOTH SEAS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1975 AT THE U.S. MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY STOLT-NIELSEN INC. One Greenwich Plaza Greenwich, Connecticut 06830 rk 10004 Uni'll go places ournew Find a growing company, and you’ll have found a grow ing opportunity. That's Farrell Lines. One of the oldest, most stable ship- ping companies, Farrell is also one of the most progressive. With an exciting career oppor tunity for you. Farrell has long been a leader in the Afri- can trade. And now, with four new con- tainerships, Farrell has the finest fleet io the Australian and New Zealand trade. In short, Farrell is the kind of com- pany that can offer you a most reward- ing career as a seaman. We offer the most interesting and exotic routes, the newest equipment, and a tradition of growth and stability. What's more, Farrell is an Ameri- can flag line. This means that our ships are American built and supplied; our crews are Ameri- can and they're paid in dollars. If you're thinking ahead, think about Farrell. We caQ.jgftar you future. For wi A-1 4 The Seamen’s painless way to save And at the highest rates permitted by law. Our Allotment Savings Account-use it as your personal payroll savings plan to build a fund for your future career and family needs. It's easy to start. And once started, it works automatically. Write us at 30 Wall Street and give us the name and address of your payroll department. Tell us how much you want deducted each pay period. We handle all the details. Withdrawals and additional deposits can be made anywhere in the world through our Bank by Mail service, used daily by thousands of our depositors. Dividends are paid from day of deposit on balances of S25 or more. Allotment Savings—your hedge against the future. Write us today. nha SEAMEN’S BANK for SAVINGS Chartered 1829 • Assets over $1.4 Billion CABLE ADDRESS: SEASAVE Your bankbook may be used at any of our offices: NEW YORK CITY OFFICES: Main Office: 30 Wall Street • 25 Pine Street • Beaver Street at New Street • 546 Fifth Avenue at 45th Street • 666 Fifth Avenue on 52nd Street • 127 West 50th Street in Time Life Building • NASSAU COUNTY OFFICES: 2469 Hempstead Turnpike and Newbridge Road. East Meadow. N Y. • 4276 Hempstead Turnpike at Randal Drive, Bethpage. N Y. • WESTCHESTER COUNTY OFFICE: 1010 Central Park Avenue. Yonkers. N Y Member FDIC Compliments of Vanguard Military ANGLO NORDIC Equipment Corp. SHIPPING LIMITED Manufacturers of 1 1 33 Avenue of the Americas UNIFORM ACCESSORIES 460 Park Avenue Soufh New York, New York 10016 New York, N.Y. 10036 15 Pioneers and originators of marine sound powered tele- phones over thirty-five years ago, Hose-McCann is re- garded today as the finest name in I.C. equipment, ottering a wide variety of marine products, some of which are listed and illustrated below. Every Hose-McCann product is precision engineered and manufactured to provide many years of dependable, trouble-free operation. The name Hose-McCann as always, stands for reliability, integrity and the highest standard of quality. V £0 rr WATCH CALL SYSTEMS AND ASSOCIATED ROOM UNITS GENERAL ANNOUNCING AND DOCKING LOUDSPEAKER SYSTEMS STEERING STANDS SOUND POWERED TELEPHONE SYSTEMS FIRE AND GENERAL ALARM PANELS MARINE AUTOMATIC DIAL SWITCHBOARDS 8. TELEPHONE INSTRUMENTS RUDDER ANGLE INDICATOR SYSTEMS OTHER HOSE-McCANN PRODUCTS: • Navy and Commercial Sound Powered Telephone Systems and Accessories • Navi- gation Light Panels • Engineer's Signal and Alarm Panels • Annunciator and Control Panels • Power Failure Alarm Panels • Bells and Contact Makers • Automation Equipment • Dumbwaiter Communication Systems For further information and specifications on any of the above products, write to: HOSE McCANN telephone co., inc. U n V: 524 WEST 23rd STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. lOOl 1 hirrirriS- TEL. (212) 989-7920 (CABLE) CYBERNETIC NEWYORK J c Lj Originators and Pioneers of Marine Sound Powered Telephones A.L. BURBANK COMPANY, LTD. SALE PURCHASE - CONSTRUCTION CHARTERING OF SHIPS Steamship and Line Agents One World Trade Center, Suite 2811 New York, New York 10048 Telephone: 432-0700 Cables: ALBURSALES ALBURCOLT ALBURTANK Telex: 232693 - 422428 - 62-963 G. B. ROSENTHAL'59 J. F. WARING'47 HEATH-ROSENTHAL CHARTERING CORP. STEAMSHIP AND CARGO BROKERS Cable: Teamwork, Freeport, N.Y. j Phone: 2 12—895-3920 • 516—379-8850 Telex: WU 1-2012 TWX 510—225-3662 WU 96-1488 5 Broadway, P.O. Box 189, Freeport, N.Y. I 1520 A-l 7 Compliments of BENDONE MANUFACTURING CORP. ALL-BILT UNIFORM CORP. MARVELL MANUFACTURING CORP. The manufacturers of uniforms which don't just look better —THEY ARE BETTER Showrooms and offices at: 110 Fifth Avenue New York, N.Y. 1001 I Telephone: 675-2600 and 924 4999 Coffin Marine Boiler Feed Pumps FMC Corporation Pump Division 326 South Dean Street Englewood New Jersey 07631 -FMC Fluid Control Equipment Avon Steamship Company, Inc. CAPTAIN LEO V. BERGER PETER CONSTAS The EXXON Fleet Salutes You Smooth sailing. And may the wind be always at your back Exxon Company, U.S.A. Marine Department P. 0. Box 1512 Houston. Texas 77001 One of Exxon Company's oceangoing tankers, the 41.000 dwt Exxon Gettysburg YUkon 1 -3500 BREWER DRY DOCK COMPANY MARINERS HARBOR STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK 10303 A-l 9 Drew Ameroid Products and Service are in Every Corner of the world Worldwide, you can depend on Drew Ameroid for effective fuel oil treatments, evaporator treatments, cooling and boiler water treatments, maintenance chemicals and the new Ameroid Engineering Instrumentation and Sewage Treatment Systems. Drew Chemical Corporation 701 Jefferson Road Parsippany, New Jersey 07054 SUBSIDIARY OF UNITED STATES FILTER CORPORATION NORFOLK SHIPBUILDING b DRYDOCK CORPORATION Foot of West Liberty Street - Norfolk, Virginia AMERICAN TRADING TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, INC. 555 Fifth Avenue New York, New York 10017 Tel. (212) 682-7722 949-4500 Cable Address: BULKTRANS, N.Y. Ogden Marine, Inc. 280 Park Avenue New York, N.Y. 10017 Owners and Operators U.S. Flag Tankers and Freighters L.Q.M. ASSOCIATES, INC. SHIPBROKERS 375 Park Avenue New York, New York 10022 S. Huey Long '42 PL 1-4550 A-21 The sun never sets on United States Lines. When it’s dusk in the North Atlantic it’s dawn in the South Pacific. And the sun is always shining on United States Lines containerships, ports and people somewhere on and between three conti- nents: Europe, North America (plus Hawaii and Guam) and the Far East. Serving major ports around the globe, United States Lines has the fastest containerships on reg- ular, dependable schedules, modern port facilities, specialized as well as standard containers and chas- sis, plus a new, more efficient, computerized doc- umentation and control system. With over a century of sea-going experience and a world-wide network of shipping experts, we can brighten your shipping picture. Just call your nearest United States Lines office or agent. United States Lines W Offices and agents throughout the world One Broadway. New York. N Y 10004 Tel $44-5800 A-22 We go further to serve you better. THEPEROLIN COMPANY, INC. 84 Danbury Road Wilton, Connecticut 06897 • Fuel Additives • Tank Cleaners • Water Treatments • Maintenance Cleaners Our Products Are Chemicals — Our Business Is Service Representatives and Warehouses in 42 Countries Around the World STEVEDORES TERMINAL OPERATORS A Division Of: UNIVERSAL MARITIME SERVICE CORP. One Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10004 (212)269-5121 (Formerly: Universal Terminal Stevedoring Corp.) FAIR WINDS, FOLLOWING SEAS and A WELL-EARNED SALUTE TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1975 From UNITED MARITIME CORPORATION 250 Park Avenue, Suite 1212 New York, N.Y. 212—986-6155 Compliments of SPERRY SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT GREAT NECK, NEW YORK 11020 SPERRY IS A DIVISION OF SPERRY RAND CORPORATION CHEMICAL AND MECHANICAL SYSTEMS AND SERVICES for the MARINE INDUSTRY WORLD WIDE BULL ROBERTS, Inc. 785 Central Avenue. Murray Hill, New Jersey 07974 ESTABLISHED 1903 States Line Trans-Pacific Service Now you can have the speed and reli- ability of Red Sea Horse service through- out the Pacific. Serving all West Coast Ports, Hawaii, Japan, Korea, Okinawa, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Thai- land, Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia. UNt 320 California St., San Francisco, CA 94104 ST VTtS $ c % V PROPELLER CLUB To Promote, Further and Support an American Merchant Marine To Aid the Development of River, Great Lakes and Harbor Improvements NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS 1730 M Street N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036 CAPTAIN C. RAY NORTH AL FILIATRAULT Suite 413 202—223-1401 National President Executive Secretary DECK EDUCTORS BILGEMATE EDUCTORS PORTABLE EDUCTORS Call—(212) 675-2265 VITA MOTIVATOR CO. 200 west 20th st., new york, n.y. 10011 A-27 f ' In today’s changing maritime industry, if you're not moving ahead to adapt to evolv- ing needs you may be left behind The U S. Merchant Marine Academy is making changes in its course of study to meet the challenges of the 70 s. And we at Chevron strongly support this endeavor. Chevron too is moving ahead. The CHEVRON HAWAII, a 70,000 DWT tanker delivered in June, 1973. is the latest to join our U S flag fleet To meet tomor- row's demands we’re building new ships with advanced systems. Systems which will require technically trained officers of the highest quality. Kings Point graduates, we’re proud to say. have shipped with us since the 1940’s. And today, we’re proud that many of our seagoing officers as well as shoreside staff are Academy alumni. If this is your year to graduate, you will face in your maritime career entirely new challenges and opportunities. But we know you are prepared to meet these challenges and seize the opportunities. Congratulations to this year's graduates Chevron A-28 Chevron Shipping Company QUALITY ENGINEERED PRODUCTS • Salinity Indicating Systems • Marine Alarm Panels • Marine Electronic Equipment • Marine Loudspeaker Systems • Automatic Battery Chargers • Electrical Safety Equipment • Navigation Light Panels Engineered construction and proven perform- ance are key words in the design and manu- facture of Galbraith-Pilot Marine seagoing equipment. GALBRAITH-PILOT MARINE CORPORATION 166 National Road Edison, NJ. 08817 Telex: 833351 Tel. (201) 287-2810 TWX 710—998-0560 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 MARYLAND SHIPBUILDING DRYDOCK COMPANY Baltimore, Maryland IP ftJIL U H S!} W S IB © H SB CORDAGE CORPORATION Manufacturers of “Gold Circle” Redi-Measured Wire Rope Main Office: 84 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. 100382 (212) 269-0700 Branch Locations: BROOKLYN — BOSTON — HOUSTON — TAMPA LOS ANGELES — NEW ORLEANS — NORFOLK — PHILADELPHIA — SAN FRANCISCO Wire Mill and Wire Rope Mill: SUNBURY, PA. (717) 286-7141 A-30 In marine circles, C-E steam boiler technology and service point the way. POWER SYSTEMS Argo Marine ANY PART • ANY PORT ANY TIME! PUMPS • AIR COMPRESSORS • STEAM TURBINES OIL BURNERS • WINCHES • ELECTRIC MOTORS • WINDLASSES ELECTRIC CONTROLS • SWITCHGEAR Service around the clock from any of our warehouse-sales offices backed by 21 years of experience in all phases of Marine Supply. Call us! NEW YORK JACK HALSEY FRED LUDEWIG '50A 140 Franklin Street (212) 791-1400 SAN FRANCISCO WILSON STACKHOUSE '43 I 40 Howard Street (415)989-2100 NEW ORLEANS AL AUSTIN 1040 Magazine Street (504) 581-1592 SEATTLE H. JOHNSON 2763 First Avenue South (206) 623-6642 HOUSTON MICHAEL WIDAK I 347 Lathrop Street (713)923-7771 PORTLAND RON IRVING 10661 North Lombard Street (503) 286-8326 CLEVELAND B. BLONDEAU Rockefeller Bldg. (216) 861 7897 CARSON JOHN McDONNELL 22520 South Avalon Blvd. (213) 775-8841 ATLANTIC CORDAGE CORPORATION 60 Grant Ave. Carteret, N.J. 07008 201—541-5300 Edward J. Begley, Class of '43 Well Done! Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1975 A-32 C vN MANN£d s $ cT Or LU S .0 '4, o -y. 'P American Export Lines, Inc. % % rn o BALTIMORE, BOSTON. NEW YORK, NORFOLK, PHILADELPHIA, SAVANNAH to Algeria Austria Bangladesh Belgium Sri Lanka (Ceylon) Cyprus Denmark Ethopia Finland France Germany Greece Hong Kong India Iran Iraq Ireland Israel Italy Japan Jordan Korea Kuwait Lebanon Libya Morocco Netherlands Norway Pakistan Poland Portugal Saudia Arabia Southern Yemen Spain Sudan Sweden Switzerland Syria Taiwan Tunisia Turkey Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) United Kingdom Yemen Yugoslavia ★ Served additionally from Charleston, Galveston, Houston, Mobile and New Orleans. American Export Lines, Inc 17 BATTERY PLACE, NEW YORK. N Y. 10004, (212) 482-8000, Cable: EXPOSHIP America’s To the Class of 1975 Largest Inland Congratulations! Shipbuilder ) May you ever have | j JEFFBOAT J . Fair Winds A Division of and T exas Gas T ransmission Corporation Following Seas Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130 — An Alumnus — A- V I I I . I I ■ n i i L


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