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

Text from Pages 1 - 662 of the 1976 volume:

Amphitrite Pool, named after the Greek goddess of the seas, is a favorite spot during final exam week at the end of every quarter. Amphitrite is known as the goddess of 2.0, the minimum passing quality-point average. Tradition requires that a coin of offering be thrown so that it touches the statue and rebounds into the seashell at the statue's feet. The gun mount near the flagpole inside the Oval is similar to the five-inch guns which were installed on merchant vessels during the war. Usually manned by Naval and or Merchant crews, these guns provided a limited degree of protec- tion to the normally unarmed merchant ship. I 2 I 4 «o What could be confused with a mansion from Gone with the Wind is actually the proving ground for all midshipmen. Three square meals, with all the trim- mings, are a challenge every day. The Arcade, interconnecting Jones and Barry Halls, is truly an architectural delight. Here we see the Arcade opening to O'Hara Hall, where many midshipmen will spend extra time reconditioning themselves. Yes indeed, when haven't we all at one time or another gone to O'Hara Hall to recondition ourselves on the high jump mats during Saturday mor- ning inspection. The Academy Library was com- pleted prior to the Class of 1 976 s initial arrival at Kings Point. The library could not have been com- pleted at a better time: where else could a midshipman seek refuge from the heat during the summer? If a man felt like sleeping in comfort during the morning hours without fear of being stuck by a CO. he could do it in the library. ■I t: tt •• One of the beautiful mansions in the area, once part of the Walter Chrysler estate. Wiley Hall serves as the administration building for the Academy. From Wiley Hall we hear of once dreaded occurrences called E and A Boards. Any middie so honored to appear before one usually dreaded the outcome. However, this year has seen these Boards overcome by the far more feared Class Three Offense. N 7 m it it What's that building with all that stuff on top of it? . . A familiar question by visitors and newcomers to the Academy, we all know this to be Bowditch Hall. No doubt in several years all will remember Bowditch Hall as the place in which we saw all those fine movies. What we may not remember is that Bowditch Hall is the home of Economics. Humanities, Marine Transporta- tion, Law, Math, Meteorology, and Electronics. 8 ♦ —w V � V V - Fulton Hall is the Academy's teaching facility for engineers. Fulton is the home of the hydraulics lab. steam courses, naval architec- ture. physics, chemistry, and the top deck is the tennis laboratory. On the O deck we have the Boiler Room Training Institute for midshipmen who show a propensi- ty for alcoholic consumption. ■ + The Class of 1 976 Presents THE LOG of the REGIMENT of MIDSHIPMEN United States Merchant Marine Academy Kings Point, New York cyz V - L % r - -i I I 1976 MIDSHIPS ft A STAFF DAVID THOMPSON l DAVID STANLEY LOUIS WELCH 1 DANIEL HOLT RICHARD MAXWELL JOHN ZICHA HENRY LOCKWOOD 7 K t I Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Office Manager Layout Editor Photography Editor 15 1WW1 INI STR ATIO N GERALD R. FORD PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER VICE PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES 21 ELLIOT L. RICHARDSON Secretary of Commerce 22 ROBERT J. BLACKWELL irng Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Maritime Affairs 23 REAR ADMIRAL ARTHUR B. ENGEL SUPERINTENDENT Rear Admiral Arthur Bright Engel, United States Coast Guard, (Retired), Superintendent of the United States Merchant Marine Academy, is a native of Grand Rapids, Michigan Graduating from the U S. Coast Guard Academy in 1938. he first served on the cutters Chelan and Cayuga until the outbreak of the Second World War, during which time he was assigned as the deck watch officer on board the cutter Duane on North Atlantic convoy escort duty. After receiving a Master’s degree in Naval Construction and Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, he served as engineering officer of the cutter Pontchartrain, homeported in Boston, Mass.. 1 945-1 947; executive officer of the icebreaker , Mackinaw on the Great Lakes, 1951-1961. Between cutter assignments, Admiral Engel had tours of duty at Coast Guard Headquarters in the Naval Engineering Division and at the Coast Guard Yard as Design Superintendent. From 1961-1965 he served as the head of the Department of Applied Science and Engineering. Ad- miral Engel was then named to command the Coast Guard Shipyard at Curtis Bay. Md. While there, he earned the Coast Guard Commendation Medal for outstanding performance of duty. In June of 1967 he was promoted to Rear Admiral rank and appointed Superintendent of the United States Coast Guard Academy. On July 1, 1970 Admiral Engel assumed com- mand at Kings Point. He is the only man ever to serve as Superintendent of two federal academies. 25 LEONARD F. NICHOLS Assistant Superintendent for Administration Mr. Leonard F. Nichols, Assistant Superintendent for Administration, directs and supervises ad- ministrative functions and services at the Academy. Prior to his appointment at the Academy, Mr. Nichols served in a number of executive positions with the Maritime Administration both in Washington and New York including Comptroller, Member of the Maritime Subsidy Board, Budget Officer, Personnel Of- ficer and Eastern Region Finance Officer. Previous responsibilities also embraced nine years 5u as Vice President and Treasurer of United States Lines Inc., where he was responsible for planning and direc- i u ting long and short term financing for the construction of break bulk and container vessels, and financing the ofl development of terminal properties. Dm 65S' 26 A CAPTAIN VICTOR E. TYSON. JR. c: Assistant Superintendent for Planning Captain Victor E. Tyson. Jr.. USMS. Assistant Superintendent for Planning, graduated from the University of New Hampshire with a B S. degree in Biochemistry. After graduation, he entered the newly formed Cadet Corps and began his training as a member of the Class of 1 943. He began his nautical career as Third Officer with United States Lines. Inc. Returning to the Academy in 1946. he was assigned as a Company Officer while awaiting an open- ing in the Navigation Section of the Nautical Science Department. In 1949 he became Chief of the Naviga- tion Section with the rank of Lt. Cmdr.. USMS. In October 1955 Captain Tyson was transferred from the Department of Nautical Science to the newly created post of Alumni Records Officer and Placement Director. In February 1960 he was assigned to the collateral duty as Executive Officer (Acting) and effec- tive 1 September 1 960 was promoted to the position of Assistant Superintendent and Executive Officer with the rank of Captain, USMS. 27 CAPTAIN EDWARD W. KNUTSEN Commandant of Midshipmen Captain Edward W. Knutsen, USMS, Comman- dant of Midshipmen, is a 1 960 graduate of the United States Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point. In 1 966, at the age of 27, Captain Knutsen was appointed Relief Master of the S S Green Ridge, operated by Central Gulf Lines. Later that year he was appointed Permanent Master of Central Gulf’s S S Green Island. In 1 968 Captain Knutsen came ashore where he assumed the duties of Cargo Superintendent and Manager of Marine Personnel for Central Gulf Lines. In November 1968 he accepted a Maritime Ad- ministration appointment as U S. Merchant Marine Academy Training Representative in New Orleans. Captain Knutsen was appointed as Regimental Officer (Acting) at the Academy in July 1969. In December 1 969 he moved on board and accepted the Regimental Officer position in a permanent status. Captain Knutsen is an active Naval Reserve Of- ficer, presently serving in the Military Sealift Command Office 102. 28 CAPTAIN PAUL L. KRINSKY Academic Dean Captain Paul L Krinsky, USMS. Academic Dean, graduated from the U S. Merchant Marine Academy in December 1 950. After graduation, he served as a deck officer with United States Lines, Inc. until 1955 From 1955 to 1958 Captain Krinsky served on active duty with the U S. Navy. In 1 958 he was appointed as a faculty member in the Department of Nautical Science. During the period from July 1 963 to May 1 964. Captain Krinsky was temporarily detached from the Academy and detailed to the Nuclear Ship Savannah program. He served first as an officer trainee and was subsequently assigned as Se- cond Officer in the Maritime Administration's back-up crew during the Agency's brief take-over of the vessel for training purposes. After returning to the Academy, he was promoted to Associate Professor and in January 1965 was ap- pointed as Assistant Academic Dean and Director of Admissions. In December 1972 Captain Krinsky was appointed Academic Dean. In addition to his B.S degree. Captain Krinsky holds a M.A. from New York University and has the rank of Captain in the U.S.N.R. 29 CAPTAIN JOHN E. ARNET Assistant Dean LIEUTENANT COMMANDER DONALD J. FERGUSON Registrar Lieutenant Commander Donald J. Ferguson, USMS, Registrar at the United States Merchant Marine Academy, graduated from the University of Bridgeport in 1 964 with a Bachelor of Science in Social Science. He remained at the University as Assistant Director of Admissions and completed a Master of Science in Educational Administration. He served in the U S. Army, beginning as an enlisted man, attended Officers Candidate School in 1957 and rose to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Lieu- tenant Commander. Ferguson graduated from the U S. Army Air Defense School, U.S. Army Airborne School, U S. Army Engineer School and the Command and General Staff College. In addition to employment at the University of Bridgeport, he has held positions at S.U.N.Y. at Stony Brook, Adelphi University, Baruch College, City Univer- sity of New York, and Haile Sellassie I University. Captain John E. Arnet, USMS, Assistant Academic Dean , is a native of Ypsilanti, Michigan. He graduated from the United States Military Academy ir 1954 and entered the United States Air Force. After completing pilot training. Captain Arnet was assigned to a B-47 crew in the Strategic Air Command An opportunity to complete the Master's degree program in chemistry at the University of Texas in 1 95S was a prelude to an instructor's tour at the Unitec States Air Force Academy. After the 1961 to 1965 sta in Colorado, he was assigned to Okinawa in a C-13C unit and flew numerous missions to and in Southeas Asia. Upon completion of their jump school, Captair Arnet worked with the U.S. Special Forces. In 1 968 he was a Forward Air Control Advisor to the Vietnamese Air Force. In 1 969 he was assigned to the U.S. Air Force Academy on the Academic Dean's Staff until retiring in July 1 974 as a Lieutenant Colonel. 30 COMMANDER EMMANUEL L. JENKINS Director of Admissions Commander Emmanuel L. Jenkins. USMS. Direc- tor of Admissions, is a native of Greenville, North Carolina He attended undergraduate school at Howard University and holds a Master of Science degree in Education from Long Island University. The Director of Admissions joined the Academy in 1 97 1 as Director of Candidate Recruiting. He is active in the Naval Reserve, where he has held the rank of Commander since 1 972. CAPTAIN CHARLES M. RENICK Director of the Office Of External Affairs Captain Charles M. Renick. USMS. is the Director of the Office of External Affairs which encompasses ad- missions. public information, fund raising and alumni activities. Captain Renick graduated from the United States Merchant Marine Academy in 1 947. He has served in the Merchant Marine, on active duty in the U S. Navy, and was a Foreign Service Staff Officer in the State Department. Prior to joining the Academy Staff in 1960, Captain Renick worked for eight years as a Marine Insurance Loss Supervisor. In addition to training at Kings Point, Captain Renick attended the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University and C.W. Post College. He holds Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees, is a Commander in the U S. Naval Reserve and has a valid Merchant Marine Deck Officer's license. 31 LT. H. LASHER Midshipman Personnel CDR. D. DEFILIPPI External Affairs lcdr. w. McCaffrey Office Assistant to the Commandant 32 CDR. J. McMORROW Chaplain LCDR. P. DeRUITER Chaplain CDR. K. FORCE Director of Music NAUTICAL SCIENCE Captain Nazzaro Captain Hurder Lieutenant Commander Haendel Lieutenant Commander Caines Lieutenant Guest Captain Fiore—Head of Department rir- Commander Pohle 37 I 38 I ENGINEERING Professor McDonald Commander Pyros Captain Gross—Head of Department iSI ! Commander Ferenczy 40 ► Lieutenant Commander Giaquinto Professor Hubert Professor Paquette Lieutenant Commander Madden 41 I f� !„ ,rJt ■K ' u« Commander Drucker ■« i Commander Panuska Lieutenant Commander Brandon I Commander Wells 42 3 Lieutenant Commander Kingsley Lieutenant Commander Randell Iflwlffi Lieutenant Commander Burghardt Lieutenant Malinoski Lieutenant Commander Hsiung 43 E 44 Commander Kirby Captain Hirschkowitz Lieutenant Commander Kim Lieutenant Maroney Lieutenant Commander Reynolds MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE 46 :e Professor Ratay Lieutenant Shurpik Lieutenant Weber mm Lieutenant Commander Beim Lieutenant Commander Lebensohn J 46 HUMANITIES Lieutenant Commander Szaluta Lieutenant Arnold Commander Davies Assistant Professor Epstein 51 k Instructor Browne Lieutenant Heffernan Captain Norton Lieutenant Commander Bardot 52 A MARITIME LAW AND ECONOMICS IH Captain Jarett—Head of Department Commander Moore Commander Kirschen Commander Mahoney Lieutenant Peck 54 Lieutenant Commander Schwimmer Commander Katz Lieutenant Commander Hershey 55 NAVAL SCIENCE 57 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Captain Lai — Head of Department Commander Paterno Val Torre Commander Buckley 58 PATTEN HOSPITAL 60 LIBRARY 62 SHIPBOARD TRAINING Captain Hannigan—Head of Department 63 o o ) OFFICERS AND UNDERCLASS S' ' y ' -� ' • REGIMENTAL STAFFS FIRST ROTATION PHILIP HARNDEN Regimental Commander JACK MENENDEZ Regimental Executive Officer - «-iri� 66 SECOND ROTATION TIMOTHY MCLELLAN Regimental Commander LEON STENZ Regimental Executive Officer THIRD ROTATION BRIAN STALZER Regimental Commander TIMOTHY DAYTON Regimental Executive Officer 67 FIRST BATTALION STAFFS 68 THIRD ROTATION 69 SECOND BATTALION STAFFS 70 SECOND ROTATION WADE BENNETT Battalion Commander BRIAN SAVINO Battalion Executive Officer THIRD ROTATION TIMOTHY MCLELLAN Battalion Commander THOMAS LITTLE Battalion Executive Officer 71 M THIRD BATTALION STAFFS FIRST ROTATION JAMES JONES Battalion Commander Th k y® wm o HATT S ) -far 72 DONALD LOGAN Battalion Executive Officer SECOND ROTATION FRANK TYSZKA Battalion Commander RAYMOND CAMARDA Battalion Executive Officer 73 A FIRST COMPANY STAFFS FIRST ROTATION MARK SEIPLE Company Commander THOMAS MCCAFFERY Company Executive Officer 74 SECOND ROTATION DANIEL POSTUPACK Company Commander PHILIP HARNDEN Company Executive Officer THIRD ROTATION MILTON GONZALES Company Commander JAMES GAGE Company Executive Officer 75 J FIRST ROTATION JOHN PETERLIN Company Commander MARK LEWIS Company Executive Officer SECOND ROTATION THOMAS COUTU Company Commander RICHARD GULLEY Company Executive Officer 76 SECOND COMPANY STAFFS THIRD ROTATION LEON STENZ Company Commander 77 LEONARD BELL Company Executive Officer THIRD COMPANY STAFFS FIRST RAT ATI ON PAUL MARTINO Company Commander TERRY ADDLESPERGER Company Executive Officer 78 §:• , SECOND ROTATION JOSEPH BRAUNREUTHER Company Commander DONALD LOGAN Company Executive Officer THIRD ROTATION CHRISTOPHER O'SULLIVAN Company Commander THOMAS BATORY Company Executive Officer ii « 7 ' V 79 I i FIRST ROTATION THOMAS SCHRAMKE Company Commander JAMES STAHL Company Executive Officer FOURTH COMPANY STAFFS ..r ' iv 80 SECOND ROTATION JAMES STAHL Company Commander SAMUEL CULLAN Company Executive Officer THIRD ROTATION BRIAN SAVINO Company Commander JOSEPH PECKTAL Company Executive Officer 81 FIRST ROTATION GARY SAUNDERS Company Commander GEORGE LEVIS Company Executive Officer SECOND ROTATION ROBERT PRICE Company Commander TIMOTHY DAYTON Company Executive Officer B2 FIFTH COMPANY STAFFS SIXTH COMPANY STAFFS 84 SECOND ROTATION MICHAEL PFEIFFER Company Commander PAUL WILLERS Company Executive Officer THIRD ROTATION ANDREW VILLANI Company Commander STEVEN GRONEMAN Company Executive Officer 85 SEVENTH COMPANY STAFFS 86 r-T SECOND ROTATION JACK MENENDEZ Company Commander DAVID STANLEY Company Executive Officer THIRD ROTATION RAYMOND CAMARDA Company Commander JOHN ZICHA Company Executive Officer 87 i THIRD CLASS—FIRST COMPANY A FOURTH CLASS—FIRST COMPANY 90 SECOND CLASS—SECOND COMPANY FOURTH CLASS—SECOND COMPANY 93 SECOND CLASS-THIRD COMPANY 9 95 A FOURTH CLASS—THIRD COMPANY 96 A SECOND CLASS—FOURTH COMPANY THIRD CLASS—FOURTH COMPANY FOURTH CLASS—FOURTH COMPANY SECOND CLASS-FIFTH COMPANY 100 FOURTH CLASS—FIFTH COMPANY SECOND CLASS—SIXTH COMPANY 103 A THIRD CLASS-SIXTH COMPANY 105 J SECOND CLASS- SEVENTH COMPANY ’' 106 FOURTH CLASS-SEVENTH COMPANY 109 A - r ni MIDSHIPMAN LIFE 115 i 119 A ' 120 126 127 i I 130 131 132 133 134 r J r 141 THE FANTASTIKS J 143 147 A BEN HER I; f k ISAAC ASIMOV TOM PAXTO N 151 152 A iM'-AFfKZ' . J' — ■ - - ; c . '•-. : i . Iffif HP - 1 jmm • ■ 156 L 158 A 159 == CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES .; � .■ ----- -■'•■ •- _T • • - A- ' • -� =i ' r - ■' ' • A. • - - � ., , ■-' 1 � ■ ■� Si- - _- L. -i� , — -«• . NEWMAN CLUB Bob Lamb President The Newman Club was established in order to foster an intellectual and spiritual outlook in the contem- porary Catholic Church here at Kings Point. The New- man Club holds a meeting on the first Tuesday of each month. 162 CHRISTIAN COUN CIL The purpose of the Christian Council is to support Kim Zigler the Protestant Chapel program, to participate in the worship, teaching and social life as it originates from the chapel. Specific events and programs are planned to serve the needs of midshipmen from a religious perspective. President 163 A CLUB GLEE In past years the Glee Club has always been a part of Kings Point and its activities. This year the club had several concerts at host schools, as well as at the Point. An ever expanding program is planned. 164 The club is comprised of forty-five members. This Glenn Strathearn makes for a good club that is seriously interested in Stephen Maguire good singing and good times. It is one of the foremost Paul Willers social organizations of the Academy and a fine representative of the Point to the outside world. President Vice President Secretary A 165 REGIMENTAL BAND The Regimental Band, unlike the other Federal Academies, is made up entirely of midshipmen. Rehear- sals are held twice weekly during evening activity hours. The band participates in numerous Academy and out- side activities including the Presidential Inaugural Parade. Armed Forces Day parade. Maritime Day 166 Ceremonies and a host of other parades and concerts. In the past three years the band was also selected to play at the Cotton Bowl on New Year's Day. the National Horse Show, and the World Series. The highlight of every year has been The Kings Point Tattoo! Steven Glaza William Leigh Benjamin Keck David McDaniel Drum Major Drum Major Drum Major Drum Major 167 A REGIMENTAL BROADCASTING UNIT i Charles Norfleet Director In a constant updating process, the Regimental John Castagna Assistant Director Broadcasting Unit provides music in stereo for the three meals per day in Delano Hall, and in the Midshipman Lounge Quadraphonic Sound is provided courtesy of the efforts of the Superintendent. 168 AMATEUR RADIO CLUB The Radio Club, operating out of a room located Michael Horn on the second deck of Land Hall, provides the licensed Hank Alvestead operators of the Regiment with a chance to practice Bill Gillespie their skills. President Vice President S ecret ary T rea s u rer 169 HEAR THIS The Hear This is the Academy newspaper, in- tent on being the Voice of the Regiment. Midshipmen are encouraged to expose their views on various areas of interest in articles written to the Editor. Academic Deficiencies Lead To Blood Bath Early last week the ax began to fall hard and consistently at the newly convened sessions of the Academic Board. The boards began last Monday as 13 plebes were dismissed for grades under a 1.25. In the following days 2 third classmen, 5 second classmen and 6 first classmen were either recommended for dismissal or set backs. These results were unsuspected by many of the midshipmen. One stated, “I didn’t even know I was on probation” as he returned to the barracks. The rest of the regiment was equally surprised at this turnabout and radical plans of retaliation ran throughout the regiment particularly among the 1st Class during Thursday lunch. Suggested ideas included demonstrations, boycotts, and even one wild plan for the Command Board to turn in their stripes. As the day went on tempers started giving way to good sense and more rationale suggestions. During this time the RC and representatives of the 1st Class interviewed the Admiral about the Board’s decisions. The night, Thursday, the first class held a meeting in the Delano Lounge to compose a plan of action. The meeting ran long and heated as different plans were proposed. The midshipmen who had the academic difficiencies described their cases and presented their views on what should be done, expressing concern over the outsome of their upcoming appeal attempts. With this in mind, the class decided that the best move would be to hold a formal review which would show their support of those dismissed and at the same time not present a forthright challenge to the Administration. Later that night the 2nd, 3rd and 4th classes held meetings and also decided to support the formal review idea. The stage was set and on Friday at 1615 (liberty time) the regiment presented its review of “solidarity” and “support.” (minus two female midshipmen of the third class whose attempt to “scab” their compatriots was diverted by the ever alert Ziggy Stardust, MOD who noted their late arrival to liberty call and legally forced them to wait 1 hour for the next liberty party.) The review turned out to be the best effort of the entire season, if not the best in the history of the Academy. One could not help but feel the emotions which had brought the regiment to such quiet sobriety. Present were the Admiral, Commandant, members of the “A” board and many members of the faculty. Since that time the first class has been invited to discuss the situation with the Admiral and the Command Board to talk with the Academic Board. Following Tuesday’s appeals, the regiment will either mellow out if the decisions are felt just or possibly turn to aggressive action if the decisions of the Admiral are felt to be unjust. At press time Hear This was receiving reports that the Admiral had answered some of the midshipmen’s appeals positively. If so, it is probable that there will be no action by the regiment but there will be many discussions on the topic of the “A” Board in the upcoming weeks. Joe Braunreuther Editor Brooks Tenney Editor Louis Dombrowski Editor Rick Satava Editor 171 A MIDSHIPS i ► f y i David Thompson David Stanley Daniel Holt Louis Welch John Zicha Richard Maxwell Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Layout Editor Office Manager 172 Kevin Morley Larry Broussard Bill Mclntire Leon Stenz Steve Glaza Photography Editor Copy Co-Editor Copy Co-Editor Research Editor Supply Manager MIDSHIPS 175 VARSITY CLUE Gary Schrock Mark Kodis President The Varsity Club is comprised of midshipmen that Vice President have received at least one varsity letter for their par- ticipation in an inter-collegiate sport at Kings Point Members of the Varsity Club serve refreshments during football games. A Block M party is held by the club each year. 176 .1 CANNON SQUAD The Cannon Squad's primary function is to render S the necessary gun salute at Regimental reviews. At home football games the Cannon Squad lets all spec- tators know when the Mariners have scored a touchdown. 177 A CHEERLEADERS I Throughout the 197 5 varsity football season, the cheerleaders led the Regiment's support for the Mariners in rain and shine. The squad's captain Mark Lewis led the cheerleaders in their most enjoyable and successful performance at Coast Guard this year 178 k. 179 MARTIAL ARTS CLUB Robert Stalzer President Rick Newsome Vice President The Martial Arts Club, now in its tenth year, offers instruction and advanced training to midshipmen in self defense. The course adopts the best of Karate, Judo, and Akido, and also includes a limited amount of weapon work. 180 President WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB The purpose of the weightlifting club is to keep Donald Michaels the weight room in a ship-shape condition. Most of the members of the club are weightlifters themselves, and through the club they may purchase protein and other body-building supplements. 181 VOLLEYBALL CLUB Phil Harnden Richard Dallen John Risko Captain The Volleyball Club was organized this year with Captain plans for inter-collegiate competition during the year. Captain The club practices during the week in O'Hara Hall between 1 800 and 1 900 hours. Next year the club hopes to have a full-time coach and compete with other colleges on Long Island. 182 DOG SQUAD The Dog Squad has existed since 1968 when John Klisavage Dawrob Victory, a pedigree St, Bernard, was presented Joe Zelinski to the Academy. The mascot, sworn in as Midshipdog USNR”, is present at many regimental functions. Trainer Assistant Trainer 183 A SKI CLUB i 184 TRIDENT CLUB The Trident Club established itself as an extremely James Pappas active dive club this year. Activities during the year in- Robert Graff eluded wreck quarry, ice. and wreck-diving, excursions on the Nereid and the Kings Pointer, as well as inter- academy dives. President Vice President 185 WARGAMES CLUB I Jeff Londynsky President The Wargames Club presents midshipmen with the opportunity to engineer conflicts between nations without doing bodily harm to real people. 186 BICYCLE CLUB After three years the bicycle club has become a Bert Smith fully bonafide club at Kings Point. The club provides a storage room for midshipmen to keep their cycles dur- ing the year. President 187 A DRILL TEAM The Regimental Drill Team evolved from what used to be the Regimental Drill Company and is granted the privilege of wearing the Drill Team patch instead of a company patch. The team represented the Academy in two inter-collegiate drill meets this year. 188 Competition is in such areas as Platoon trick, Dave Zukowski Drill Team Commander Squad trick and Individual trick routine, and judging is Tom Stone Manager done by U. S. Marine Corps D.I.'s. In addition, the team has put on performances for such regimental functions as Acceptance Day, football games. Homecoming and the Tattoo. 189 A SPORTSMAN CLUB The Sportsman Club has continued to grow since its inception under Commander Gunn in 1972. Under this continuing expansion, the club has given the midshipmen the opportunity to hunt, camp and fish in The Great Outdoors. Thomas Schramke Bradley Robbins Gerard Sullivan President Vice President Secretary AUTOMOTIVE INTEREST CLUBl Bob Watts Craig Flinn President Vice President The Automotive Interest Club permits midshipmen to do repair work on their cars in the back n' of Fulton's Lube Shop. Their main office is located on •:? the O-deck of Palmer Hall. rK 0 Hi 192 MACHINIST CLUB The Machinist Club provides metal and wood- James Pilliod President working facilities for interested midshipmen who work on their automobiles or machine shop projects. Club members require basic knowledge of the lathe, the shaper and other equipment, as well as machine shop safety. LAND HALL COMMITTEE The Land Hall Committee volunteers time and ef- fort in planning, coordinating and supervising various functions at Land Hall. Midshipmen on the committee set up and clean up couples parties as well as other par- ties held in Land Hall. P' P 194 SM 195 Jose Dominguez Chairman I ■ lllil i ®i i DRAMA CLUB Don Logan President The Drama Club, which was revived last year after a five year lapse, allows midshipmen to relax and enjoy freedom of expression through various drama exercises. In December and again in January, the club presented The Odd Couple by Neil Simon. THE ODD COUPLE Cast: Oscar: Felix: Speed: Murray: Carl Croce Don Logan Steve DeLong George Masson Roy: Vinnie: Cecily: Gwendolyn: Director: Stage Mgr: Terry Addlesperger Jim Szivos Donna Spahn Martha Grabowski Bob Keslinke Dick Webster 197 DEMOLAY CLUB Jeff Londynsky Eric Larsson President The Demolay Club is a secret organization spon- Vice President sored by the Masons'. What they do is actually Top Secret, although we have seen some club members go home with Academy swords. 198 IE MICHELSON SOCIETY Midshipmen in the Michelson Society are Ivy Barton President generally involved in the Nuclear Engineering Minor Program. The club, named after Albert Michelson. the U. S physicist, also promotes physics and chemistry. 199 COLOR GUARD 0 200 tHONOR GUARD The Honor Guard provides Academy represen- William Wheeler Honor Guard Commander tatives at all military and social functions involving the Academy. Honor Guard responsibilities include crowd control, escorts, parking detail at football games, Satur- day reviews, and guided tours of the Academy for visitors and scouts. 201 MIDSHIPMAN COUNCIL i Rick Newsome President The Midshipman Council is an organization of students serving the student body and representing their needs to Administrators concerning all aspects of midshipman life. The council organizes student support on various issues of importance to midshipmen. 202 HONOR COMMIT! The Honor Board has had a very progressive year Jim Jones as far as organizational changes go. Through the year Jim Kiger there has been a definite revitalization of the Board. The Sam Cullan Board investigates and reports on violations of the Honor Concept. Chairman Vice Chairman Recorder 203 RESERVE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION John Peterlin David Burmeister President Kings Point's Junior Chapter is a branch of the Vice President Reserve Officers Association of the United States, founded by Harry S. Truman fifty years ago. ROA, com- posed of reserve officers from every service, fosters military bearing and leadership for the individual officer. RESERVE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION of the United States MIDSHIPMAN PHOTOGRAPHY ASSOCIATION This club has such high quality photography John Klisavage President Derwood Kirby couldn't make the grade. These amateur photographers' excellent work is displayed on the news board next to the canteen. Rumor has it some of the first classmen are looking for jobs with Hustler. 205 o FALL SPORTS FOOTBALL Giacchina, Kellner, Berger (Co-Capt.), Williams, Fusco, Saska, Durso, Gibbons, McWilliams, McDonough, Strahl, Mills, Hagan, McElhaney, McLellan. Rodriguez, Pierno, Isenberg, Cody, J. Castagna, P. O'Neill, G. Castagna, Streaser, Robbins, Neifert, Pacileo, Beun, Weiss, McGrath, Verducci, Becker, Brown, Barra. Cun- ningham, Scuduto, Bozek, Walsh, Lombardo, Marcheselli, Manning, Navarre (mgr.), Sciulli, Hainen, Herig, Aiello (mgr.), Mercante (mgr.). I Toop. Palmer, Nelson (Co-Capt.), Calhoun, Carbone, Stahl, Coleman, Knoepffler, Plowman, Munch, Postupack, Gallucci, Matthews, Madonna, Zakowski, Conte, R. Vanderlann, Delesdernier, Perritte, Hoelzer. Tyszka, Buch, B. Castagna, Coll, Gibbs, Henifin, Dullea, Reardon, McWeeney, Kelly, Davitt, Craig, McCullough, B. O'Neill, Vardakis, Kropske, Delong.. KNEELING: Bill Polian Bob Guarini Bob Dell Bob Polo STANDING: Bill Fitzgerald Stan Zajdel George Paterno (head coach) Bob Sussi Jack Sussi I 1 f COAST GUARD—B rown rushed for 113 yards and caught a 32 yard touchdown pass from Pacileo late in the second quarter to give the Mariners a 9 to 7 victory. The Mariner defense responded well, holding Coast Guard with the ball first and goal on the Kings Point two and forcing the Cadets to miss a field goal. A fumble recovery by Nelson set up Pacileo's touchdown toss and the fourth quarter sack by Delesdernier halted the last serious Coast Guard threat. LAFAYETTE—A case of fumbleitis, that dreaded disease that hurts players and makes coaches sick, hit the Mariners as they fumbled six times and lost the ball on four of those occasions. The first fumble set up Lafayette's only touchdown in a 7 to 3 Kings Point loss. Sophomore place-kicker Bob Becker's field goal provided the only Mariner score. Delesdernier spent the afternoon in the Lafayette backfield (two sacks, ten tackles, four assists) and was named E.C.A.C. Rookie of the Week in Division III. GETTYSBURG—The Mariners broke out of their scoring slump as they exploded against the Bullets for a rousing 34 to 1 1 victory. Brown ran for 176 yards and three touchdowns, Pacileo hit flanker Fred Sciulli for another touchdown and reserve tailback Bill McLellan galloped 35 yards for a fourth quarter score. The longest touchdown was a 67 yard rip by Brown in the third quarter that iced the game. 212 FORDHAM—Who says defensive players can't score? Fordham's Rams believe it. Nelson started the game by blocking a punt and retur- ning it 49 yards for a first quarter touchdown and followed with a third quarter safety to put eight points on the board single- handedly. Brown proved the offense was still potent, galloping for 115 yards and three touchdowns. The game thoroughly excited the capacity homecoming crowd as the Mariners romped to a 37 to 0 victory. 213 I C.W. POST—Rated third in the Lambert Bowl ratings behind Ithaca and Post, the Mariners were out to avenge last year's 35 to 1 4 loss. A rain-soaked field and steady downpour prevented any action until the second quarter when Pacileo hit Tony Fusco with a 27 yard touchdown pass that the sophomore caught diving into the end zone. The first half ended with Kings Point on top, 7 to 0. Post tied the score in the third quarter. A Kings Point fumble and a short (14 yards) Post drive gave the Pioneers a 1 4 to 7 lead with just over five minutes to play. Pacileo hit split end Mark Kellner for a huge 43 yard gain deep into Post territory. With less than two minutes to go in the game, Pacileo hit Brian Streaser at the one yard line and the senior fought his way into the end zone pulling the Mariners to within one point, 1 4 to 13. Paterno ordered a two-point conversion attempt. Pacileo raced right along the line. When he didn't spot anyone open in the end zone, Pacileo tried to carry the ball in himself. As he mov- ed forward, he was hit immediately. He was spun around, and he flipped the ball to Brown, who stepped into the end zone for the apparent go-ahead score. But the officials ruled that Pacileo's motion was stopped when he was hit, and the play was over. Post was able to run out the clock and preserve the one-point victory. I j 8 f v 214 DEFENSE On the defensive team, freshman tackle Mark Delesdernier became one of the granite blocks on the line that permitted only 539 yards rushing all season long. Delesdernier's ability to be the stop-gap measure on the line per- mitted defensive end Fran Conte and linebacker Ken Nelson to free- lance and create more headaches for the opposing quarterbacks and ball carriers. Led by the Evil Trio of Nelson, Delesdernier and Conte, the Mariner defense permitted a total of 1,350 yards (an average of 1 50.0 yards per game). The overall defense finished third in division III of the N.C.A.A. while the rushing defensive mark of 59.9 yards per game was the best in the country. 215 —. . 5 1 J WAGNER — Playing in a downhearted manner after the tough loss to Post, the Mariners managed to squeeze by with a 7 to 6 win. Brown ran four yards for the touchdown (1 04 yards for the day) and Nelson's last minute intercep- tion halted a Seahawk drive. HOFSTRA—The outcome of this game, the oldest rivalry in Long Island college football, was settled at the end of one quarter. The Mariners, with four players scoring, piled on four touchdowns and led 2 7 to 0 after the first quarter. I n the game. Brown gained 120 yards and scored twice. Brian Streaser caught two touchdown passes from Pacileo to tie an Academy record, and the defense held Hofstra to minus forty (-40) yards rushing for the day. The final score was 36 to 7, U.S.M.M.A. 216 PAUL BROWN The rushing game, thought to be in deep peril, was rescued by a speedster from Los Angeles. California with the legendary foot- ball name, Paul Brown. The junior tailback rushed for 1.1 00 yards and 14 touchdowns (both Academy records). Brown rewrote the Kings Point record books as he claimed the following records as his own: Most yards rushing—one game (232); most yards rushing—one season (1.100); most yards rushing—career (1.822 with a year to go); most touchdowns—one season (15): most points—one season (90); most touch- downs— career (24); most points—career (144). NEW YORK TECH —Brown ran left. Brown ran right. Brown ran up the middle. When Brown was done running, he had 232 yards (new record) and three touchdowns, the longest, an 81 yard run in the third quarter. McLellan picked up another touchdown and Pete O'Neill made his debut as a field goal kicker.booting a 3 1 yard three- pointer. The defense picked up their third safety as Kings Point defeated Tech 33 to 1 5. SETON HALL—The Mariners played a lackadaisical first half (up only lO to O) but came out strong in the second half with Pacileo fir- ing away. He connected on 1 8 of 36 attempts for 250 yards and three touchdowns, two to Streaser. Dave Beun caught a touchdown pass and Brown ran for 95 yards and two touchdowns as Kings Point stomped Seton Hall 41 to 0. 217 5 ■ KINGS POINT. OPPONENT 09 . Coast Guard 07 03 . Lafayette 07 34 . Gettysburg 11 37 . Fordham 00 13 . C.W. Post 14 07 . Wagner 06 36 . Hofstra 07 33 . New York Tech 15 41 . Seton Hall 00 The Mariner final record was 7-2. and the 213 points the offense churned out was a new Academy record. Paterno earned Coach of the Year honors in the Metropolitan Conference (the team was 4-1, second to 4-0 Post) and Brown was named Offensive Player of the Year in the con- ference. Brown, Nelson and Berger made the E C.A C. Division III Team of the Year while ten players made the All-Met squad. SOCCER Pospisil, Myers. D'Agrosa. Landgrebe (Capt.), Groneman (Capt.), Hayes. McGowan (Capt.), Assante, Farmer, Romeo, Nilsen, Lamm, Rampolla, Gilmartin. Samuelson, Nesbitt. Simek, Coach Wernersbach, Dalrymple, Day. Coutu, Ryan, Buono, Fallier, Darrell, Nyers. 220 THE GAME Soccer is called the “international game” and is the most popular sport in the world. There are eleven men on a side, consisting of a goal keeper, three fullbacks, three halfbacks and four forwards. The college game is played in two 45 minute halves. A goal is scored by kicking, heading or chesting the ball into the goal between the goal posts and under the cross-bar. The field is bounded by the touch (side) lines and the goal (end) lines. The team play used to move the ball is similar to that used in basketball. The goalie is the only person who may touch the ball with his hands, must get rid of the ball at once and can take only four steps while holding (or “clearing”) the ball. Corner Kick — A corner kick is awarded to the attacking team when the ball goes over the goal (end) line and was last touched by a defending player. The ball is kicked into play from the nearest corner of the field to the place where the ball went out-of-bounds. Goal Kick — A goal kick is awarded to the defending team when the ball goes over the goal (end) line and was last touched by an attacking player. The ball is kicked into play from the corner of the goal area nearest the side where the ball went out-of-bounds. Throw In — When the ball has gone over the touch (side) line, it is thrown into play by the team opposite to that of the player who last touched the ball. A two-hand overhead throw must be used. Direct Free Kick — A direct free kick is awarded as a result of a personal foul such as pushing, kicking, or tripping and is made from the point of the infraction of the rules. A goal can be scored directly from this kick. Indirect Kick — An indirect kick is awarded as a result of certain fouls such as ungentlemanly conduct and off-sides. The kick is made from the point of the infraction and must touch another player before a goal can be scored. Penalty Kick — A free kick is awarded if a personal foul or intentional hand foul is committed by the defending team within its own penalty area. It is taken from a spot 12 yards from the goal with only the goalie defending against the kicker. Off Side — When in the attacking half of the field, there must be two de- fensive players, one of whom may be the goalie, between the goal and the man receiving the ball at the moment the ball is kicked. This rule prevents a player from staying back and then receiving a long kick and scoring while the re- maining members of both teams — except the goalie — are at the opposite end of the field. I I U. S. Merchant Marine Academy soccer coach Bob Wernersbach knew he had a solid nucleus for the 1975 season. His squad boasted many top lettermen including All-Met Conference mid- fielder Curt Landgrebe and superb goal-keeper Jim McGowan. On the front line. Wernersbach had his top scorer Jack Buono back to harass opponents. But Wernersbach still wondered how strong his club was this year. He still had to blend in four All-Suffolk County players into his line-up and contend with a schedule that included Division I foes Army and Fordham while battling local Long Island powers C. W. Post and Stony Brook. The Metropolitan Conference had restructured itself for the new season. In 1974. the Mariners were in Division I with Adelphi, Montclair St.. LIU. FDU (all four made post-season playoffs). Stony Brook. Queens. Brooklyn, and Lehman. The squad finished 2-4-2 in the conference (7-6-2 overall) tied for fifth place with Montclair and Stony Brook. The 1975 set-up had the Academy in Division II East with Stony Brook, C. W. Post, New York Tech, and Hunter. Against Southampton in the season opener, junior midfielder Dan D'Agrosa supplied the firepower scoring three second half goals in a 7-0 victory. Freshman forward Tom Lamm had an auspicious debut with two goals and two assists. One week later, Hofstra opened the home-field season. The Dutchmen took only four shots all afternoon as Kings Point defeated Hofstra 5 to 0. On Saturday the fourth of Oc- tober the booters played as a pre- lim to the Fordham Homecoming football game. They didn't disap- point the alumni as they shocked the Rams with a 4-1 rout. Lamm scored three goals and set up Buono's goal with a rebound. McGowan's shutout streak was stopped on a penalty kick by Fordham's Kelly. 223 ! I KINGS POINT. OP PON ENT 07 Southhampton .... 00 05 Hofstra 00 04 Fordham 01 01 Hunter 00 01 N.Y. Tech 00 01 Army 02 09 Wagner 00 01 Stony Brook 00 04 N.Y. Maritime 00 03 Marist 01 03 Queens 00 04 C.W. Post 01 E.C.A.C. Regionals 03 Jersey City State .. 00 03 Drew 03 The team proved to be the most explosive in the Academy's history, outscoring opponents 49- 8. Goalkeeper Jim McGowan posted nine shutouts, including the 2 5th of his career, a new U.S.M.M.A. mark. The final record of 12-1-1 equaled the 1973 finale as the best of the school. in the history Sporting a 3-0 record, the Mariners opened their Metropolitan Conference season against Hunter on October 14 and New York Tech on October 18. Hayes' fifth goal of the year on a cross from Buono in the second half provided the 1-0 margin over Hunter, while tri-captain Landgrebe won the Tech game with a second half goal on a direct kick. A steady downpour in the Tech game made footing sloopy and kept the score at 1-0. The back-to-back victories set up the October 22 confrontation with Army at West Point. With less than four minutes to play in the first half. Lamm hit Buono with a pass down the sideline and the sophomore went to work. He literally ran over an Army fullback and cutting quickly into the penalty area fired for the lower left-hand corner of the goal. The Army keeper dove, but the ball landed in the net for a 1 -0 lead. Army battled back in the second half, scoring the tying goal thirteen minutes into the half on a corner kick, and got the win- ning goal with eight minutes to play on a scramble in front of the net as McGowan made three last-chance saves. Army held on for a 2-1 vic- tory. After the loss to Army, the booters recorded three straight shutouts over Wagner (9-0), Stony Brook (1-0). and N.Y. Maritime (4- 0). The Stony Brook win clinched the Met Division II East title and a 3-1 win over Marist on November 5 improved the squad's chances for an N.C.A.A. bid. After a 3-0 win over Queens and the regular season finale (4-1) over league foe C.W. Post, the team awaited the bid. The N.C.A.A. tourney com- mittee did not extend one, claiming our schedule was not strong enough. 225 I CROSS COUNTRY 226 Rodin, O'Brien, Miller, Dulke, Denning, Slobodzian, Roenbeck, Menendez, Pray, Ciappa, McDaniel, Abbot. Zaleski. Gardner, DeFreese, Dolan, Gionet, Burke, 227 KINGSPOINT OPPONENT 50 . Marist 15 25 . Brooklyn 30 32 . Queens 23 20 . Kings 41 45 . Iona 16 26 .CCNY 33 17 . St. Francis 46 50 . FDU 15 24 . St. Peters 35 27 . Brooklyn 31 19 . SUMC 36 24 . York 35 28 . Hunter 27 LOW SCORE WINS The harriers, piloted by their coach Bill Omeltchenko, ran up a record of 8 wins and 5 losses. This year's team was led by Captain Dan Slobodzian. As in his three previous years at the Academy, Dan was a stand-out and this year was the number one runner for the team. For his perfor- mance Dan was named the Most Valuable Runner for the team this season, an honor he also won last year as a second classman. Other senior members of the team were Gregg Zaleski. Arthur Denning. Jack Menendez, and Fred Kratt. Kings Point's home course. Van Cortlandt Park in New York City, was the scene of all meets ex- cept for the two invitationals. One was held at Sunken Meadow Park, the other at Glassboro State College. Cross Country—a team sport, but an in- dividual's run with nature. Competing against the hills, the sun, himself, the long distance runner is a lonely person in quest for victory . . . I 229 RIFLE Under the guidance of the team Co-Captains. Andy Villani and Jerry Kastner. the 1975-1976 Varsity Rifle Team completed the season with a league record of 1 1 wins and four losses, and an overall record of 1 2 wins and five losses. Although the team got off to a slow start, it finished the season strong by beating a tough team from St. Johns. This is the first time Kings Point has beaten St. Johns in 2 5 years. KINGS POINT OPPONENT 1031 N.Y. Maritime 1002 1032 . . . . Stevens Institute . . . . 1023 1032 St. Francis . . .0689 1007 Fordham 0961 1018 . . . Brooklyn College . . . . 1043 1027 N.J.l.T 1042 1027 Cooper Union . . . .0869 1070 John Jay 1044 1042 Columbia . . . . 1035 1042 Rutgers . . . .0977 1032 Hofstra . . . . 1070 2612 . U.S. Naval Academy . . . . . . .2807 1058 C.C.N.Y 1 042 1058 . . . Polytechnic I.N.Y 1003 1031 St. Peters . . . . 1063 1062 St. Johns . . . . 1059 NRA SECTIONALS U.S.M.M.A. Blue . . .. 1086 U.S.M.M.A. Gray . . . . 1045 Polytechnic Institute of New York . . . . 1015 231 MMBI PISTOL o o 9 e o o o 9 « R. Stalzer (Co-Capt ), R. Grieser. R. Crawford, S. Batter- Hungelmann, M. Pfeiffer, C. Croce, man, C. Goins, B. Peter (Co-Capt.). G. Barton, W. KINGS POINT OPPONENT 3060 Seton Hall . . . . Forfeit 2984 W.P.I 2970 2984 U.S.C.G A 3010 2975 .... Univ. of Penn 2838 2975 . . . Univ. of Virginia . . 0790 2975 U.S.N.A 3198 3098 M.l.T 3166 2967 USA.FA 3202 2967 US M A 3128 2967 Villanova 2878 3148 N.J.l.T 3030 DIVISIONAL STANDINGS . . .7-0 . . . First Place LEAGUE STANDINGS 7-5 . . . Fifth Place NATIONAL STANDINGS Conventional Course of Fire: Fourth Place First Place ROTC . International Course of Fire: First Place First Place ROTC . The United States Merchant Marine Academy Pistol Team had its best season in the history of the Academy. Brian Peter finished eleventh in the nation (Conventional) and Carl Croce finished fifteenth (International). BASKETBALL Anders. Hughes, Seals (Capt), Eusepi (Capt.), Strahl Buckley, Cronin, Litka, G. Strahl. Graney, K. Ennis, M. (Capt.), Carpenter, Cook, Anholt. Head Coach D. Ennis, Whitenack, J. Carey. With sophomore forwards Mike and Kevin Ennis cQmbining for an average of 26 points and 15 rebounds per game, U.S.M.M.A. basketball coach Dan Buckley chalked up his first winning season (13-12) in four years here. It was also the first winning season since 1 969-1 970 (13-1 1) and only the sixth club in 31 years of play to sur- pass .500. The team went 0-2 in inter- Academy competition. They lost the season opener to the United States Air Force Academy 68-56 before a near capacity crowd in O'Hara Hall. Just after the winter break. Army defeated Kings Point 71-45 at West Point to even the season record at 5-5 after the loss. 234 The team picked up several revenge victories over the season which included a 61-46 win over Williams College as Jim Cronin came off the bench to score 21 points and grab nine rebounds. The home court proved to be a tremen- dous advantage to the team as the Mariners were able to win ten of fourteen contests in O'Hara Hall. The home crowd led the team to in- spired comebacks against Adelphi (an 86-78 loss). Dominican (70-63 win). Queens (67-60 win) and Mercy (59-56 win). The road games provided some antics, too. Senior tri-captain Eli Seals scored a career high 24 points and sophomore Tony Litka added 20 as the Mariners an- nihilated Pratt Institute 90-70 in Brooklyn. The point total was the highest since Coach Buckley's first season when the team scored 90 points in 1972-1973. Pratt, again, was the victim. 239 1 241 KINGS POINT OPPONENT 56 USA FA 68 59 . . . . Brooklyn 55 61 . . . . Williams 46 80 . . Hobart 72 53 ... Lehigh . 78 69 . . . . Columbia 96 61 . . . . Lehman . 63 67 . . . . N Y. Maritime 65 71 C.W. Post . 63 45 US M A . 71 82 . . . . Yeshiva 47 69 . . . Hofstra 87 57 .... Southampton . 65 53 .... Stony Brook . 62 90 .... Pratt . 70 78 . . . . Adelphi 86 79 .... Wagner 77 69 .... Union (N Y.) 89 70 .... Dominican . 63 67 .... Queens 60 68 . . . . Trinity (Conn.) . 84 85 .... Stevens . 64 60 .... N Y. Tech 66 59 .... Mercy . 56 80 .... Manhattanville 50 Kevin Ennis E C.A C. DIV. Ill Honorable Mention Team. Mike Ennis ALL NEW YORK STATE III Honorable Mention. DIV. wrestling 1 i O'Brien, Kitterman, Mercante, Defreese, Parisi, Snyder, Schrock (Co-Capt.), Miller. Bouchard, Wilfong, Walzak, Thomas. Pauline (Co-Capt.), Delesdernier, Randall Moore, Weinburg, Nyers. 242 � i The Marinert matmen opened with a bad streak, winning only one of their first seven matches. The tide began to turn, however. The Mariners went on a ram- page with victories over Kean (52- 6) Union (22-19). Wagner (50-8). F.D.U. Madison (35-20. N.Y. Maritime (25-23). Albany St. (29- 12), Kings (Pa.) (38-2), Southern Connecticut (22-15). and Seton Hall (26-14). In that hot streak, they won nine of ten matches, with the only loss coming to C.W. Post in O'Hara Hall. The final team record was 11-10. I 243 jSMMjl i In the post-season Met Conference championships held at New York Maritime, Co-Captains Gary Schrock and Peter Pauline earned third place finishes in the 142 and 177 lb. classes respec- tively. Freshman Greg Snyder took a third place in the 1 34 lb. category while classmates Cabot Thomas (167) and Mark Delesdernier (Hwt.) finished fourth and fifth respectively. Schrock, Pauline and Snyder competed in the N.C.A.A. Division III championships at Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Snyder was eliminated early and Pauline was hampered by an injury. Schrock came the closest to All- America honors as he finished seventh in his weight category. (All-Americans are the first six finishers in each class). t t KINGS POINT OPPONENT 08 ... . Lafayette 31 09 ... . Columbia 30 OO . . . . Hofstra 45 11 Harvard 28 36 ... . Georgia Tech 13 07 ... . Gettysburg 37 34 ... . FDU 18 06 ... . Shippensburg 41 52 ... . Kean College 06 22 ... . Union 19 17 C.W. Post 29 50 ... . Wagner 08 35 ... . FDU Madison 20 25 ... . New York Maritime 23 29 ... . Albany St 12 38 ... . Kings (Pa.) 02 22 ... . Southern Conn 15 26 ... . Seton Hall 14 i SWIMMING This year the swimming team experienced a perplexing change of events during the course of the season. After a few months the team was working hard as times were dropping substantially which created the anticipation of an ex- citing year. The first few meets, however, were proven to be very difficult, thus taking a toll on the morale of the team. A strong second place finish in the C.G. Relays before the Christmas break proved to be a consoling event, but as the sea year approached the team dwindled to half its size, losing five second and third classmen and two talented freshmen. Of the eight swimmers remain- ing to complete the season, five qualified for the Division III Nationals and the team placed fifth in the Met Championships. Two swimmers qualified as ALL- AMERICAN, Teri Tarrico in the 50 and 100 freestyle and Marc Kodis in the 200 and 400 Individual Medley. Cohen, W. Rauf, Coach Owen Paris, Deren, Wilhelmy, Sawyer, T. Taricco. Yoder. Bartnett, T. Taricco, R. Rauf, Norfleet, Kodis (Capt ), 1 247 248 Hr—— £ KINGS POINT OPPONENT 30 . So. Conn 83 42 . Columbia 69 31 U.S.C.G.A 82 45 . Fordham 64 25 Monmouth 88 43 . . . Kings 69 37 . St. Johns 77 61 . . N.Y.U 49 50 N.Y. Maritime 63 61 Seton Hall 45 43 . Brooklyn 70 U.S.C.G.A. Relays Second Place . . . Met Champs 249 GYMNASTICS ©USMMA ’NASTIC TEAM© The build-up of a gymnastics team has finally begun, again, here at the Academy after three years of in- activity. The team did not compete during the 1 975-1 976 season since the team was in the process of star- ting anew. Coach DeMakis, a new arrival, has high hopes for a strong team in the near future. I 251 INDOOR TRACK ■ I I L Under the guidance of coaches Omeltchenko and Sussi, the Indoor Track Team completed one of its most successful years. The highlights of the season included four record-breaking performances, along with numerous medals won in important indoor meets. The most noteworthy performer by far was Second Classmen Mike Dulke, who proved his mastery of the walking events throughout the season, including victories in the Junior Metropolitan Cham- pionships. IC4A Championships, and the Conference Championship meet, where Mike smashed the previous record for the mile-walk by over ten seconds! At the same conference meet, several other key performances were turned in. The school record for the 600 yard dash was broken by senior Jack Castagna; Mike En- nis high jumped 6'2 , good enough for third place; and Dan Ragsdale gained a fifth place in the long jump. In the last indoor meet of the season, two more school records fell. The two-mile relay of Tom Denning, Fred Kratt, John Buch and Jack Castagna had been threatening the ten year-old mark throughout the season and finally toppled it. Also Jake Stahl made an impressive showing while es- tablishing his record time in the 55- yard high hurdles. 252 253 BOWLING 254 Van Jones. Dalton, Klann, MacDougall. Digeon, Miller (Capt.), Malone. KINGS POINT OPPONENT . Total Pins Total Pins 2320 St. Johns U 2616 2169 NYU 2572 2207 Pace Univ 2691 2352 Brooklyn 2562 2527 Pratt 2275 2422 . New York Poly 2319 2360 St. Francis 2207 2454 .Cooper Union 2538 2487 . Yeshiva 2641 2412 . Lehman 2407 2521 . College of Ins 2398 2654 . Iona 2557 2182 . Stony Brook 2356 2322 . New York Poly 2265 2199 . Lehman 2104 2340 . Baruch 2766 2431 . St. Peters 2489 2418 . N.J.I.T 2581 2577 . C.C.N.Y 2628 2441 . Fordham 2391 2288 . Stevens Tech 2375 2649 .Yeshiva 2166 2520 .Queens 2795 2576 . Lehman 2405 2386 . St. Francis 2315 After seven years of inactivity, the Kings Point Bowling Team competed in the Eastern Inter- collegiate League once again. The team started off the season by losing the first four matches but came on strong to finish in thirteenth place among twenty-one teams. A V. BASEBALL Sekelick, Settje. Lebkuecher. Campbell. Meehan (Co- Aepli, Oliveri, Coleman. Coach D. Vining. F. Finger, T. Capt.), Toto. Atsbury. McDonough. Damelio, Thomas, Finger. 258 ______ J ll 259 W. Meehan (Co-Capt.), D. Strahl (Co-Capt.). 261 262 KINGS POINT OPPONENT 08 . . . . Stevens 05 04 ... . Brooklyn 05 02 ... . Lehman 11 00 ... . Pace 05 05 ... . Hunter 09 02 ... . U.S.M.A io 11 St. Peters 07 01 . . . . City 18 00 ... . Queens 06 03 ... . Stony Brook 05 21 . . . . New York Maritime 06 02 ... . Adelphi 09 05 . . . . Upsala 13 01 . . . . Hofstra 04 04 ... . New York Tech 05 07 ... . John Jay 13 263 CREW Coach J. Stamm, Barclay, Craven, Crawford, Passauer, Ehlert, McAnulty. Spooner, Tobin, Delesdernier, Deren, Hagan, Moore, Stuart, Burlando, McGuinness, Brewster, Robbins (Capt.), Bolton, Hermanns, O'Brien, Cosgrove, Mileo, Bibeau, Kukura. Torjusen, Bennett (Capt.), Walsh. Gionet, Carney. Eddy, Bowman, Quain- tance. Smith, Russell, Brooks, Cancienne, Holcomb, Dabney, Yandel. I i i i r 266 267 GOLF 268 Parker. Coach Madden, Formas (Capt.), Hornyak. Kodis. Glennon, Hughes, R. Penny. KINGS POINT OPPONENT 459 . . . N.Y.l.T 427 430 . . U.S.C.G.A 401 004 . . . Lehman 003 425 . . . C.W. Post 431 442 . . . Queens 431 Baruch 444 Brooklyn 484 241 . . . N.Y.U 264 417 . . . Hofstra 416 017 ...Pace Oil 392 . . . Fordham 402 417 . . .St. John's 389 LONG ISLAND Second Place CHAMPS METROPOLITAN CHAMPS Fifteenth Place 269 TENNIS KINGS POINT OPPONENT 9 . .Pratt Institute .... 0 5 . Manhattan College 4 9 . Stevens Tech 0 7 . .St. Peters • 1 4 5 2 . Queens 7 6 . New York Maritime 0 8 . Mercy College 1 2 . .Fordham ... 7 2 . Adelphi ■ 6 5 Upsala • • Forfeit 5 . .Concordia ■ • 5 . .Baruch • ■ 2 New YorkTech Lehman • ■ 271 TRACK Addlesperger, Buch. Stiedel, Denning (Capt.). J. Castagna (Capt ). Slobodzian, Perritte, Kratt, Lyons. Dolan, Ashman. Hammer, Weaver, Rodin, Fuherty, Wickboldt, Gardner, Brogan, C. Weaver, Ragsdale. Herig, Slikowski, G. Castagna, Jablonski, Hiban, W. Miller. Davenport, Stahl, Ambury, Engle. Cody, Cun- ningham, Carter, Richardson. 272 After a promising indoor season, the track team entered the important outdoor season with hopes of im- proving on last year's record of 1 1 wins and 2 losses. Besides the four relay carnivals, the short 7-week season saw the Mariners face 1 5 teams. Of these 1 5 teams, the Mariners beat all but two to end the season with an outstanding record of 1 3 wins and 2 losses. At the Monmouth Relays the Mariners walked off with several important trophies, including a victory in the distance medley, as well as third place finishes in the two-mile and spring medley relays. About mid-season, the team's success seemed in jeopardy, as finals week, license prep and license exams proved to be serious obstacles. Fortunately the team still held together and managed to be set-down by only two teams . . . the only losses of the season. Probably the most significant performance of the year was turned in by race-walker Tom Ambury, who was the first American finisher in the 75 kilometer walk (over 46 miles!) breaking his own collegiate record set last year. This feat boosted Tom to ALL-AMERICAN status for this event in 1976. KINGS POINT OPPONENT 83 . . . Brooklyn 58 St. Peters 32 Fairfield 17 27 . . . FDU 106 CCNY 47 Rider 17 77 . . . New Haven 56 Lehman 39 Wagner 22 91 . .. Stony Brook 68 131.5 . . . Brooklyn Poly 49.5 Upsala 11 66 . . . N.Y. Tech 65 Baruch 33 Brooklyn 32 I 275 RUGBY 279 281 SAILING 283 285 286 k VARSITY 1975 - 1976 SENIOR VARSITY AWARDS FOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRY BERGER, ROBERT BUCH, JOHN «CASTAGNA, JOHN «CODY, WILLIAM KELLNER, MARK «KNOEFFLER, PETER «MARCHESELLI, MICHAEL NEIFEKT, GARY «NELSON, KENNETH «STAHL, JAMES «STREASSER, WALTER «TYSZKA, FRANCIS «VANDERLAAN, RICHARD BASKETBALL «ANDERS, KENNETH «EUSEPI, LARRY FLUDD, LENNIS LAI, EDWARD «POSTUPAK, DANIEL «SEALS, ELIJAH «STRAHL, DENNIS BASEBALL «FLUDD, LENNIS MEEHAN, WAYNE MILLER, CHRISTIAN STRAHL, DENNIS WRESTLING MILLER, LARRY NELSON, KENNETH NYERS, ROBERT «PAULINE, PETER «SCHROCK, GARY DENNING, ARTHUR THOMAS «SLOBODZIAN, DANIEL ZALESKI, RICHARD TRACK «ADDELSPERGER, TERRY «BUCH, JOHN CASTAGNA, JOHN CODY, WILLIAM «DENNING, ARTHUR THOMAS KASTNER, JERRY «KRATT, FRED «RAGSDALE, DANIEL SLOBODZIAN, DANIEL STAHL, JAMES MENEDEZ, JACK GOLF «FORMAS, DAVID OSMER, WILLIAM SAILING BURCH, PAUL G. GULLEY, .RICHARD «HOGSTROM, CRAIG «HORN, MICHAEL J. KELLER, BRUCE J. «KING, SCOTT H. «LOGAN, JR., DONALD F. «PUHER, MARK SCHRAMM, T. J. SHERRILL, EDWIN L. «TRAY, JAMES «WETSEL, MATTHEW H. RIFLE PISTOL «PETER, BRIAN J. «PFEIFFER, MICHAEL A. «STALZER , ROBERT J. SOCCER «COUTU, THOMAS «ECKSTEIN, THOMAS «FARMER, DONALD «GRONEMAN, STEVE «LANDGREBE, CURT «McGOWAN, JAMES «NYERS, ROBERT CREW BENNETT, WILLIAM BREWSTER, JONATHAN CONCIENNE, ARTHUR HERMANNS, PETER E. HOLCOMB, MICHAEL J. KUKURA, KENNETH MOE, EDWARD K. QUAINTANCE, CURTIS C. «ROBBINS, BRADLEY W. «SMITH, BERT SWIMMING «BARTNETT, SHAWN «KODIS, MARC NORFLEET, JR., CHARLES L. TENNIS LEWIS, MARK NIELSEN, CARL «WILLERS, PAUL 288 «WATCH RECIPIENTS KASTNER, JERRY «VTLLANI, ANDREW AWARDS ADMIRAL STEDMAN ATHLETIC AWARD The Stedman Trophy Award is presented each year to the outstanding athlete of the Academy as selected by a comittee appointed by the Superintendent. It signifies the highest in achievement, sportsmanship, and general excellence in athletics. (presented by Capt. Victor E. Tyson, Jr.) to CURT A. LANDGREBE EASTERN COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE MERIT MEDAL Presented by the Petty Officers’ Club of the United States Merchant Marine Academy in memory of their deceased member, Robert Braziel to the OUTSTANDING SCHOLAR ATHLETE OF THE SENIOR CLASS. (Presented by Mr. Harold Butler, President of the Petty Officers' Club) to CURT A. LANDGREBE KENNETH G. JUDD AWARD A $100.00 Government Bond presented by the family of Kenneth G. Judd to the midshipman who has contributed the most to the 1975-1976 Wrestling team. (Presented by Messrs. Lewis and Theodore Judd) to Larry Miller a HANLEY-NAEGELE AWARDS Two awards, one for football and one for wrestling, in memory of Midshipmen Paul Hanley and Douglas Naegele who participated as football players and wrestlers while attending the Academy. (Presented by Mr. Adam Errico, President, Kings Point Maritime Association) to Kenneth Nelson (Football) Gary Schrock (Wrestling) a CHARLES C. RACKETT MEMORIAL AWARD Presented to the Most Valuable Rower on the United States Merchant Marine Academy Varsity Crew, contributing the most to the success of the team through steadfast dedication, outstanding performance and superior leadership. (Presented by Mr. Peter J. Rackett, ’6l) to Bradley W. Robbins NTRA-MU RALS 293 SOCCER First Place 6th Co. TRACK PISTOL Villani, Sheen. Walsh, Sterud ................................6th Co. HANDBALL Doubles...................Scaduto—Calvert 79-5 Singles ...........................Tublin 76-2 :OOTBALL :'rst Place .......................................2nd Co. CROSS COUNTRY first Place ...............Kreuger 78-1 OCKET BILLIARDS irst Place ......................Kellner 7 6-4 IFLE ' St Place ............................Bates 76-4 OLLEYBALL rst Place ...................................4th Co. BLE TENNIS 0u les....................Farrise—Parker 78-3 n9les ............................Thibeau 76-4 Mile 220 o-o y-o 440 ... 880 “70 a 100 Munch 79-2, Robinson 78-4. Knutstad 76-6 Shotput 76-5 High jump 79-6 Broad jump 79-2 Mile Relay 77-4 Gionet 79-4 Staubus 77-4 Dalrymple 79-4 880 Relay 79-4 Robinson 78-4 Cooper 77-4 Staubus 11-A 440 Relay 76-3 Streaser 76-3 Spaulding 79-3 Ekelund 76-3 WRESTLING 125 ..................................Bowman 79-7 135 ................................Defreese 79-6 145 ...................................Kiser 79-1 155 ..............................Quaintance 76-6 1 65 ..............................Griffiths 78-6 175 ..................................Little 76-6 Unlimited ...........................Taricco 79-3 3WLING nsen- Lebkuecher, Buch, Hvizdos 6th Co. STAFF FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Cdr. George Paterno Cdr. Daniel J. Buckley SOCCER WRESTLING Mr. Robert Wernersbach Mr. Leslie Kempf CROSS COUNTRY SWIMMING Cdr. S.W. Omeltchenko Mr. Owen Paris RIFLE-PISTOL GYMNASTICS Mr. Nils H. Johnson, Sr. Mr. DeMakis TRAINER ASST. TRAINER Mr. Dan P. Kennedy Mr. Kenneth Kornhauser 300 BOWLING TENNIS Lt. Lyons Cdr. Francis X. Schuler BASEBALL TRACK Mr. Richard Vining Mr. John T. Sussi CREW RUGBY Braunreuther 76 Mr. Richard Halsted Tublin 76 GOLF SAILING Lcdr. Robert Madden Mr. Gary Jobson EQUIPMENT INFORMATION DIRECTOR Mr. Val Torre Mr. Dennis T. O'Donnell 303 307 I 311 313 n 320 321 - 325 327 330 v ■ 333 n r THE CLASS OF '76 - r± - ?sr . IT v . KinnuutX '• u � . t«'0 • 338 KANSAS 76 USHHfl HV AUG � I II i MflRVlANO 339 341 343 345 347 348 KENNETH LOUIS ANDERS ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI I « ( � CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Basketball and Baseball Teams - Manager. Automotive Interest Club, Glee Club, Honor Guard, Midships. SEA YEAR S S Oregon—States Steamship Company S S President Monroe—American President Lines S S Santa Mariana—Prudential Lines M V National Gateway—National Marine Service, Inc. Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Canada, Mexico, Thailand, Panama, Philippines. Hong Kong, Taiwan, Colombia, Venezuela. Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Netherlands Antilles. INTERNSHIP National Marine Service, Inc. St. Louis, Missouri 354 I J SHAWN GEORGE BARTNETT ROCHESTER. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Swimming Team. Varsity Club. Social Com- mittee. Reserve Officers Association, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S African Neptune—Farrell Lines Inc. C V Export Leader—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Eastern Sun—Sun Transport. Inc. S S African Mercury—Farrell Lines Inc. South West Africa. South Africa, Angola. Liberia, Israel. Italy, Greece, Spain. Puerto Rico. 355 INTERNSHIP Consolidated Petroleum Terminal Inc. Setauket. New York JOHN DOUGLAS BATES PANAMA CITY. FLORIDA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Hear This. Mascot Squad. SEA YEAR S S Del Sol—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Delta Sud—Delta Steamship Lines. Inc. S S Doctor Lykes —Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Louise Lykes —Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Dolly Turman—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. Senegal, Gambia. Guinea, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Great Britain, France, Netherlands, Germany, Jamaica, Venezuela, Brazil. Argentina, Norway, Russia. INTERNSHIP Panama City Port Authority Panama City, Florida HOWARD DENNIS BELGROD MASSAPEQUA. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Bowling Team, Varsity Golf Team, Glee Club, Honor Guard, Tutor. Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Santa Cruz—Prudential Grace Lines S S Export Agent—American Export Lines, Inc. S S American Legion—United States Lines. Inc. S S Mormaccove—Moore-McCormack Lines Spain. Portugal. Greece. Morocco. Lebanon, Turkey, Brazil. Peru, Colombia. Panama, Equador, Santa Domingo, Japan, Hong Kong. Cyprus. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York 357 i LEONARD FERRIS BELL SAN DIEGO. CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby Club. SEA YEAR S S Michigan—States Steamship Co. S S Golden Bear-Pacific Far East Line S S Hawaiian Progress—Matson Navigation Co. S S Philippine Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Idaho Standard—Chevron Shipping Co. Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Okinawa, Australia, New Zealand, American Samoa. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard San Diego, California PAUL JOSEPH BERGMAN ALBANY. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band. SEA YEAR S S Santa Barbara—Prudential Lines S S Mormaccove—Moore-McCormack Lines MA National Gateway—National Marine Service, Inc. M V America—Federal Barge Lines, Inc. M V John D. Geary—Ongulf Transport, Inc. Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil. INTERNSHIP Maher Containership Terminals, Inc. Port Elizabeth, New Jersey I ! 359 KELVIN JAMES BOSTON WESTMINSTER, COLORADO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Basketball Team, Varsity Club, Rugby Club, Regimental Information Service - Treasurer, In- tramurals, Ski Club. SEA YEAR S S Transoneida—Seatrain Lines, Inc. S S Philippine Mail—American President Lines S S Oakland—Sea-Land Service, Inc. S S President Monroe—American President Lines S S Lurline—Matson Navigation Company Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Philippines, Panama, Puerto Rico. INTERNSHIP Pittston Marine Company New York, New York LAURENCE WHITNEY BROUSSARD HOUSTON. TEXAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band. Polaris. Midships. SEA YEAR S S African Neptune—Farrell Lines. Inc. S S Sealift Pacific—Marine Transportation Lines S S Export Aide—American Export Lines. Inc. S S Export Freedom—American Export Lines. Inc. South Africa, Angola, Ivory Coast. Mazambique, Spain, Italy. Greece, Israel. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York 361 JOHN ANTHONY BUCH CANTON. OHIO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, Varsity Track Team. Midshipman Council, Midshipman Photography Association. SEA YEAR S S Indian Mail—American Mail Line S S Japan Mail—American Mail Line S S Portland—Sea-Land Service. Inc. S S Oregon—States Steamship Co. S S Montana—States Steamship Co. Korea. Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Philippines. Canada. Okinawa. South Vietnam. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Seattle, Washington DAVID BRUCE BURMEISTER NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team. Varsity Crew Team. Varsity Gymnastics Team, Intramurals. S.N.A.M.E.. Cultural Society. SEA YEAR S S Del Sol—Delta Steamship Lines. Inc. S S Solon Turman—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. S S Delta Sud—Delta Steamship Lines. Inc. Dominican Republic, Ghana. Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Spain. Greece, Italy. Turkey, Venezuela. Brazil. Argen- tina. INTERNSHIP Lykes Bros. Steamship Company. Inc. New Orleans. Louisiana 363 RAYMOND ANTHONY CAMARDA DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Regimental Stage Band, Martial Arts Club, Newman Club. SEA YEAR S S Santa Rita—Prudential Lines S S Mormacvega—Moore-McCormack Lines C V Staghound—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Keytanker—Keystone Shipping Co. S S Great Republic—Mediterranean Marine Lines Netherlands Antilles, Venezuela, Brazil, Great Britain, Netherlands, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York WILLIAM EDWARD CODY STAMFORD. CONNECTICUT CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, Varsity Track Team, Newman Club, Ring Dance Committee, Honor Guard, In- tramurals, Weight Lifting Club, Ski Club, Century Club. SEA YEAR S S Lash Espana—Prudential Lines S S Santa Magdalena—Prudential Lines S S Atlantic Enterprise—Atlantic Richfield Co. S S President Taft—American President Lines S S Idaho—States Steamship Co. S S Mariposa—Pacific Far East Line Portugal, Spain, Italy, France, Greece, Turkey, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Japan, Korea. Okinawa, Taiwan, Hong Kong. INTERNSHIP Castle and Cooke Terminals Honolulu, Hawaii 365 MARK ALAN COOPER SCOTIA, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club, Sportsman Club, Rugby Club, Intramurals, Associate member of The Burgundy Lounge. SEA YEAR S S President Adams—American President Lines S S Michigan—States Steamship Co. S S Santa Isabel—Prudential Lines S S Santa Maria—Prudential Lines Japan, Korea. Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Okinawa, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, In- dia, Pakistan, Venezuela, Curacao, Netherland Antilles, Panama, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Mexico, Canada. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard San Francisco, California KELLY DOUGLAS COURTER HOUSTON. TEXAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team, Sportsman Club. Automotive Interest Club, Midships. Rowing and Track Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Doctor Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Solon Turman—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. S S Santa Mariana—Prudential Lines S S Pacific Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S J. H. Tuttle—Chevron Shipping Co. England, Scotland, Netherlands, Germany. Italy. Yugoslavia. Turkey. Israel, Greece. Colombia. Panama, Curacao. Venezuela. Brazil, Argentina. Chile, Peru, Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong. Japan. Korea. INTERNSHIP Prudential Lines San Francisco, California 367 TIMOTHY MATTHEW CRAVEN HYDE PARK. MASSACHUSETTS i CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Midshipman Council - Vice President, Polaris. Indoc- trination. SEA YEAR S S Defiance—American President Lines S S Liberty—United States Lines, Inc. S S Santa Lucia—Prudential Lines S S Lash Atlantico—Prudential Lines Dominican Republic, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Japan, Colombia, Hong Kong, Italy, Spain, France, Turkey, Greece, South Africa, Kenya, Mozambique. Tanzania, Guam. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Boston, Massachusettes JOHN FRANCIS CRAWFORD SAN CARLOS. CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Model Shipbuilding Club. Debate Club. Rugby Club. Bicycle Club. Kings Point Park Camping Team, Extra Duty Member. SEA YEAR S S President Taft—American President Lines S S China Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S President Harrison—American President Lines S S Washington—States Steamship Co. Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Philippines. Hong Kong, Viet- nam. Thailand. Okinawa, Canada. Tahiti. Samoa. New Zealand, Australia. Mexico. Tasmania. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard San Francisco, California 369 JAMES GERRARD DALEY NEW YORK. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, Regimental Information Service. Intramurals, Rugby Club, Restriction. SEA YEAR S S Mormaccape—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Nancy Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. C V Staghound—American Export Lines, Inc. South Africa, Mozambique, England, France, Germany. Holland. Hong Kong, Vietnam, Philippines, Taiwan, Japan. INTERNSHIP Moore-McCormack Lines New York, New York Stamford, Connecticut I TIMOTHY JOHN DAYTON PORT CLINTON. OHIO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rotoract Club. Sportsman Club. Midshipman Council. Uniform Committee. SEA YEAR S S Mormacaltair—Moore-McCormack Lines S S President Coolidge—American President Lines S S Benson Ford—Ford Motor Company Brazil. Argentina, Uruguay, Japan, South Vietnam. Thailand, Singapore. Malaysia. Sri Lanka. Pakistan. In- dia, Great Lakes. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Cleveland. Ohio 371 DAVID HARRIS DICKEY UNION, MISSOURI CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Midships, Martial Arts Club. SEA YEAR S S Gulf Trader—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Joseph Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Tillie Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. S S Sea-Land Venture—Sea-Land Service, Inc. S S Delta Norte—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Panama, Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Holland, Germany, England, Venezuela, Brazil. INTERNSHIP St. Louis Shipbuilding St. Louis, Missouri DOMINIQUE DIGEON PELHAM. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team. Varsity Bowling Team. Z's. SEA YEAR S S African Dawn—Farrell Lines Inc. S S American Lancer—United States Lines. Inc. S S Mormaclynx—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Socony Vacuum—Mobil Oil Corp. Guam. Hong Kong, Japan. West Africa. Brazil. INTERNSHIP Farrell Lines Inc. New York. New York I 4 373 RAYMOND EDWARD DOMBROWSKI. JR. PENNSAUKEN. NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Debate Club. Rugby Club. Kings Point Scholar, Honor Guard, Hear This - Sports Editor. SEA YEAR CA Staghound—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Mormacaltair—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Santa Rita—Prudential Lines S S African Mercury—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Austral Entente—Farrell Lines Inc. Holland, Great Britain, Germany, France, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Venezuela, Netherland Antilles, Panama, Easter Island, New Zealand, Australia. INTERNSHIP Law Offices of Mattioni, Mattioni, and Mattioni, Ltd. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. JOSE LUIS DOMINGUEZ GUAYAMA. PUERTO RICO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Newman Club. Midshipman Photography Association, Honor Guard, Crew and Keeper of Neried, DeMolay, Rotoract Club, Midshipman Activities Committee, Cultural Club, Reserve Officers Association. SEA YEAR S S Wyoming—States Steamship Co. S S Mayaguez—Gulf Puerto Rico Line S S Mayo Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Solon Turman—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. S S Delta Norte—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S President Harrison—American President Lines S S Prudential Oceanjet—Prudential Lines S S Prudential Seajet—Prudential Lines South Africa. Tanzania. Kenya. Portuguese East Africa, Spain, Italy, Greece. Turkey. Venezuela, Brazil, Argen- tina. Uruguay, Chile, Peru, Colombia. Nicaragua. El Salvador, Mexico, Japan, Korea. Taiwan, Hong Kong, Dominican Republic, Trinidad. Tobago, Puerto Rico. INTERNSHIP M. Woll S A Lima, Peru 375 RUSSELL GEORGE DONAHER MAHOPAC, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Newman Club. Chess Club. Martial Arts Club. Land Hall Committee, Intramurals, Wardroom Commando. SEA YEAR C V Lightning—American Export Lines. Inc. S S Mormactrade—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Santa Cruz—Prudential Lines S S American Legion—United States Lines, Inc. England. France, Germany, Netherlands. South Africa. Portuguese East Africa, Dominican Republic, Panama, Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, Chile. Hong Kong, Japan. INTERNSHIP United States Lines, Inc. New York, New York 376 KENNETH OSCAR EKELUND III JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sportsman Club, Midships. SEA YEAR S S John Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Frederick Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S John Tyler—Waterman Steamship Corp. S S Exxon Lexington—Exxon Corp. Spain, Italy, Morocco. Algeria, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, Cambodia, South Vietnam, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Malaysia. INTERNSHIP Strachan Steamship Co. Jacksonville, Florida 377 ■■■ LARRY ROBERT EUSEPI BRENTWOOD. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Basketball Team - Captain, Rugby Club. Varsity Club, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Mormaclynx—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Lash Espana—Prudential Lines S S Santa Maria—Prudential Lines S S Panama—Sea-Land Service. Inc. S S New Jersey—Sea-Land Service, Inc. Brazil. Argentina, Uruguay. Panama, Venezuela, Colom- bia. Peru, Chile, Curacao, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Spain. Italy, Canada. INTERNSHIP Pittston Marine Transport Corporation New York, New York , ■' DONALD CURTIS FARMER WANTAGH. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Soccer Team, Honor Guard. SEA YEAR S S Great Republic—Mediterranean Marine Lines S S Red Jacket—Mediterranean Marine Lines S S African Comet—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Mobil Meridian—Mobil Oil Corp. S S Mormacrigel—Moore-McCormack Lines M V Christine Moran—Moran Towing and Transporta- tion Tug Mobil 1—Mobil Oil Corp. Tug Mobil 9—Mobil Oil Corp. Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Angola, South West Africa, South Africa, Mozambique, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay. INTERNSHIP Mobil Oil Corporation New York, New York 379 ROBERT WAYNE FEY FT. MITCHELL. KENTUCKY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club, Fencing Club, Kings Point Quartet, Chasing Women. SEA YEAR S S John Penn—Waterman Steamship Corp. S S Venture—Sea-Land Service Inc. S S Letitia Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. S S Shirley Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. Germany, Netherlands, Spain, France. Italy, Turkey, Israel, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Azores, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan, Okinawa. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Cincinnati, Ohio J ROBERT VICTOR FISCHER WARREN. OHIO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Wrestling Team. Varsity Crew Team. Varsity Swim Team, Marine Technology Club. Rugby Club, Bicycle Club. Trident Club, Weight Lifting Club. Extra Duty Member, Intramurals. Girl Watching. Beer Con- suming. SEA YEAR S S Mormacdrago—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Export Builder—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Austral Pilot—Farrell Lines Inc. S S E. B. Greene—Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. Panama, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Africa, Brazil, Argentina. INTERNSHIP Bethlehem Steel, Transportation Department Cleveland. Ohio 38) LENNIS GEORGE FLUDD PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Baseball Team, Junior Varsity Basketball Team, Regimental Information Service, Mixer Committee - Chairman, Bowling Club. SEA YEAR S S Austral Patriot—Farrell Lines Inc. S S American Apollo—United States Lines, Inc S S Santa Lucia—Prudential Lines S S Eastern Sun—Sun Oil Co. S S Boston—Sea-Land Service, Inc. Hong Kong, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Japan, Peru, Guam, Puerto Rico, South Africa, Jamaica, Dominican Republic. INTERNSHIP United States Department of Commerce, MARAD Washington, D. C. 382 TIMOTHY MALONE FORAN. JR. BAY SHORE. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Rugby Club. Santa Claus. SEA YEAR C V Staghound—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Export Ambassador—American Export Lines, Inc. USNS Schuylkill—Hudson Waterways Corp. S S Santa Cruz—Prudential Lines England, Holland, France, Germany, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Turkey, Cypress, Greece, Lebanon, Spain, Por- tugal, Scotland, Dutch West Indies, Virgin Islands, Panama, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York 383 DAVID FORMAS COUNTRY CLUB HILLS. ILLINOIS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Golf Team, Varsity Club, Honor Guard, Midships, Glee Club, Cheerleader, Workingman's Club. SEA YEAR S S James Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Green Port—Central Gulf Steamship Corp. S S President Madison—American President Lines S S Delta Mar—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Adam E. Cornelius—Boland and Cornelius Japan, South Korea, Panama, Germany, Belgium, South Africa, Thailand, Taiwan, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Jamaica. INTERNSHIP Chicago Regional Port Authorities Chicago, Illinois I JAMES BRADFORD GAGE ELKORN, WISCONSIN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team. Color Guard. Midships. SEA YEAR S S Hawaii—States Steamship Co. M V Pathfinder—Puget Sound Tug and Barge S S Korean Mail—American Mail Line S S Santa Mariana—Prudential Lines S S Venture—Sea-Land Service, Inc. S S Mallory Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. Canada. Mexico, Panama. Colombia. Curacao, Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela. Chile. Peru. Japan, Korea. Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines. Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia, Netherlands. Germany. INTERNSHIP Hansen Seaway Service Milwaukee. Wisconsin 385 JOSEPH STEVEN GLAZA COVINGTON. KENTUCKY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Regimental Stage Band, Midships. SEA YEAR S S Delta Paraguay—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Margaret Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. S S Delta Sud—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Export Ambassador—American Export Lines, Inc. M V National Glory—National Marine Service. Inc. Ivory Coast, Gambia, Dahomey, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, South Africa. Mozambique, Kenya, South West Africa, Tanzania, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina. INTERNSHIP Mississippi Valley Barge Line Co. Cincinnati, Ohio ERIC GREGORY GRAFF HOUSTON. TEXAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club, Honor Board - Liason Officer, Bicycle Club, Sportsman Club. SEA YEAR S S Louise Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. R V James M. Gilliss—University of Miami S S Gettysburg—Exxon Corp. M V Rapides—Tidex Inc. Malaysia, Singapore, Bahamas, Barbados, Colombia, Thailand, Indonesia. INTERNSHIP Smit International Inc. New York, New York 387 PETER STUART GRATE CAMARILLO. CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Room Captain. SEA YEAR S S Japan Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Hawaii Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Santa Mercedes—Prudential Grace Lines S S Michigan—States Steamship Co. S S Hawaiian Progress—Matson Navigation Co. S S Hawaiian Queen—Matson Navigation Co. Mexico, Colombia, Panama, Venezuela, Brazil, Argen- tina, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea, Okinawa, Australia, New Zealand, Tahiti, Chile, Peru, Curacao. INTERNSHIP American President Lines San Pedro, California i 388 GARY GEORGE GREGOREK FAIR LAWN. NEW JERSEY Hj CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Track Team. Varsity Bowling Team. Honor Guard. SEA YEAR S S Alaskan Mail—American Mail Line S S President Jefferson—American President Lines S S Mormacaltair—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Coronado—Keystone Shipping Co. S S Lash Atlantico—Prudential Lines Hong Kong. Singapore. Malaysia. Japan, Taiwan. Philippines. Venezuela. Argentina, Brazil. Uruguay, Dutch West Indies. Spain. Italy. France, South Vietnam, Okinawa. INTERNSHIP Marine Transport Lines New York, New York 389 STEVEN CHARLES GRONEMAN HAUPPAUGE. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Soccer Team. Varsity Club. Marine Technology Society, Bicycle Club. SEA YEAR S S Santa Elena—Prudential Lines S S Austral Endurance—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Young America—Mediterranean Marine Lines S S Mormactrade—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Pennsylvania Sun—Sun Transport, Inc. Dominican Republic, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador. New Zealand. Australia, Spain. Greece, Israel, Italy. France. Brazil. INTERNSHIP Consolidated Petroleum Terminal, Inc. Setauket, New York 390 MICHAEL JAMES HAINEN VICKSBURG. MICHIGAN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Tennis Team. Varsity Football Team. SEA YEAR S S African Dawn—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Export Adventurer—American Export Lines, Inc. C V Staghound—American Export Lines. Inc. S S American Aquarias—United States Lines. Inc. South Africa, Mozambique, Zaire. Tunisia. Cyprus. Turkey. Lebanon. Portugal, England. Netherlands, Ger- many, France, Brazil. Argentina, Uruguay, Panama, Guam, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Toledo. Ohio 391 EMMANUEL EFSTATHIOS HANTZICOSTAS BELOIT. WISCONSIN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club, Extra Duty Member. SEA YEAR S S Gulf Shipper—Lykes Bros, Steamship Co., Inc. S S John Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Sea-Land Economy—Sea-Land Service, Inc. S S Texaco Connecticut—Texaco, Inc. S S Mobil Fuel—Mobil Oil Corp. South Africa, Japan, Korea. INTERNSHIP Farrell Lines Inc. New York, New York 392 WILLIAM WARREN HARKNESS LEESBURG. VIRGINIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team, Ski Club, Rugby Club. SEA YEAR S S Young America—Mediterranean Marine Lines, Inc. S S Pennsylvania Sun—Sun Oil Co. S S Texas Sun—Sun Oil Co. S S Santa Lucia—Prudential Lines USNS Sealift Atlantic—Marine Transport Lines, Inc. Italy, Israel, Spain, Greece. Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Colombia, Panama, Peru, Ecuador, Japan. INTERNSHIP Marine Transport Lines, Inc. New York, New York 393 DAVID RUSSELL HERBERT WALLINGFORD, PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby Club, Ponies, Intramurals, Flight Deck, Devia- tion. SEA YEAR S S Santa Isabel—Prudential Lines S S American Aquarius—United States Lines, Inc. S S Mormaclynx—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Pennsylvania Sun—Sun Oil Co. Panama, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina. Uruguay, Guam, Hong Kong, Japan. INTERNSHIP . Sun Transport, Inc. Claymont, Delaware 1 PETER EDWARD HERMANNS WANTAGH. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team, Dance Committee, S N A.M E., Montgolfier Society, Midships, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Export Agent—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Mormacargo—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Defiance—Mediterranean Marine Lines USNS Schuylkill—Hudson Waterways Corp. Morocco, Algeria, Libya. Tunisia, Lebanon, Cyprus, Turkey, Greece, Italy, Spain, Portugal, France, Azores, Brazil, Venezuela, Argentina, Uruguay, Trinidad, Ber- muda, Puerto Rico. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York 395 GARY GENE HICKS BEL AIR, MARYLAND CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Honor Guard, Automotive Interest Club, Color Guard, Land Hall Committee. SEA YEAR S S Austral Endurance—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Export Ambassador—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Mormacscan—Moore-McCormack Lines M V Dexter—Tidewater Marine Service Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Panama, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Lebanon, Turkey, Greece, Portugal, Ita- ly, Ascension Island, South Africa, Mozambique. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Baltimore, Maryland 396 LAWRENCE WARREN HILL EUREKA. CALIFORNIA ft, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Junior Varsity Basketball Team, Varsity Sailing Team. Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Washington Mail—American Mail Line S S Santa Maria—Prudential Lines S S Colorado—States Steamship Co. S S Neward—Sea-Land Service. Inc. M V Sea Breeze—Crowley Maritime Corp. S S M. M. Dant—States Steamship Co. S S Pacific Bear—Pacific Far East Line Japan, Taiwan. Hong Kong. Philippines. South Viet- nam, Thailand. Okinawa, Korea. Mexico. Panama, Colombia. Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina. Chile, Peru, Canada. Curacao. INTERNSHIP Pacific Far East Line San Francisco. California 397 ROGER LAWRENCE HOFFMAN HONOLULU. HAWAII CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Automotive Interest Club, Honor Guard, Newman Club. Jerry Lewis Telethon. Rugby Club, Intramurals, Getting Traffic Tickets, Workingman's Club. SEA YEAR S S Colorado—States Steamship Co. S S President Jefferson—American President Lines S S Hawaiian Monarch—Matson Navigation Co. S S Michigan—States Steamship Co. S S Sea-Land Galloway—Sea-Land Service, Inc. S S Santa Mercedes—Prudential Lines Japan, Philippines, National Republic of China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Panama, Canada, Mexico, El Salvador, Curacao, Colombia, Brazil, Venezuela, Argentina. Chile, Peru. INTERNSHIP Matson Navigation Company and Matson Terminals Honolulu, Hawaii DANIEL BRIAN HOLT PLYMOUTH. MICHIGAN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Midships - Advertising Manager. Z- Team, Varsity E.D.. Restriction. Mary Beth. SEA YEAR S S Export Commerce—American Export Lines. Inc. S S Redjacket—Mediterranean Marine Lines S S Santa Cruz—Prudential Lines S S Lash Espana—Prudential Lines S S African Dawn—Farrell Lines Inc. Japan, Korea. Taiwan, Hong Kong. Panama. Guinea, Dominican Republic. Colombia. Ecuador, Liberia. Nigeria. Ghana. Senegal, Azores. Turkey. Greece. Rumania, Italy, Spain, France. Portugal. Morocco. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York. New York 399 WALTER DODD HOLTGREN HYATTSVILLE, MARYLAND CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club, Ski Club, Regimental Broadcasting Unit. SEA YEAR S S Export Leader—American Export Lines, Inc. S S President Jackson—American President Lines S S Velma Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. Spain, Italy, Greece, France. Japan, Philippines, In- donesia, Singapore, Sri Lanka, India, West Indies, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Chile, Peru, Algeria, Turkey, Russia. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Baltimore, Maryland u MICHAEL JAMES HORN ROGERS CITY. MICHIGAN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team. Radio Club. Trident Club. SEA YEAR S S Export Banner—American Export Lines. Inc. S S Mobil Fuel—Mobil Oil Corp. S S Rogers City—United States Steel Corp. M V Myron C. Taylor—United States Steel Corp. Japan, Taiwan. Korea. Hong Kong. Great Lakes. INTERNSHIP United States Steel Corp. Rogers City. Michigan CURTIS PETER JUNKER SOUTHAMPTON, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Marine Technology Society, Fencing Club, Volleyball Club. SEA YEAR S S Lash Turkiye—Prudential Lines S S African Mercury—Farrell Lines Inc. C V Staghound—American Export Lines, Inc. USCGC Eagle—United States Coast Guard Academy S S President Grant—American President Lines S S Mormacaltair—Moore-McCormack Lines Turkey, Greece, Italy, Spain, Guinea. Liberia, Ghana, Congo, Angola, Equatorial Guinea, Netherlands, Ger- many, France, England, Panama, Taiwan, Philippines, South Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Brazil. INTERNSHIP Farrell Lines Inc. New York, New York ROBERT MARTIN KESLINKE WORTH. ILLINOIS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Tennis Team. Debate Club. Drama Club. Culture Committee. Bartender. Z-team. SEA YEAR S S Zoella Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. MSS-22 Mt. Mitchell—NOAA James M. Gilliss—University of Miami S S Sea-Land Producer—Sea-Land Service. Inc. Spain. Algeria. Italy. Panama, Japan. Korea. South Viet- nam, Borneo. Philippines, Holland. INTERNSHIP Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorlogical Labs Miami, Florida 403 JAMES ANTHONY KIGER CROWN POINT. INDIANA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Swimming Team, Varsity Crew Team. Honor Board - Vice Chairman, Newman Club - Secretary, Tri- dent Club. SEA YEAR S S Gulf Farmer—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Mormacglen—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Export Champion—American Export Lines, Inc. South Africa, Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, Brazil, Japan, Taiwan, Korea. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Chicago, Illinois 405 JOHN MICHAEL KLISAVAGE COLORADO SPRINGS. COLORADO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Honor Board, Midshipman Photography Association, Dog Squad. SEA YEAR S S President McKinley—American President Lines S S Wyoming—States Steamship Co. S S Japan Bear—Pacific Far East Line Japan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea. Spain, Italy, France, Greece, Turkey. INTERNSHIP Smit International Salvage Company New York, New York S' £MjtO' PETER HENRY KNOEPFFLER BAYPORT. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team. Varsity Club. Bicycle Club, In- tramurals. SEA YEAR S S Mormacpride—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Santa Rita—Prudential Lines S S Austral Entente—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Young America—American Export Lines, Inc. South Africa, Mozambique, Venezuela, Aruba, New Zealand, Curacao, Australia. Netherlands, Germany, France, England. Panama. INTERNSHIP Farrell Lines Inc. New York, New York 407 NILS PETER KNUTSTAD POINT PLEASANT. NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Midshipman Council, Honor Guard, Honor Board, Sea Year Committee, Bicycle Club, Room Wrestling. SEA YEAR S S American Argosy—United States Lines, Inc. S S Santa Isabel—Prudential Lines S S Mormacvega—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Export Diplomat—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Great Republic—Mediterranean Marine Lines S S Western Sun—Sun Transport, Inc. Panama, Hong Kong, Formosa, Japan, Korea, Jamaica, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Spain, Italy, France, Greece, Turkey, Israel, Lebanon, Azores. INTERNSHIP Sun Transport, Inc. Claymont, Delaware 408 ROBERT BRADLEY LAMB WATERFORD. CONNECTICUT CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Cross Country Team, Varsity Indoor Track Team, Newman Club, Ski Club, Bicycle Club. SEA YEAR S S Export Builder—American Export Lines, Inc. C V Lightning—American Export Lines. Inc. S S Santa Magdalena—Prudential Lines S S New Jersey Sun—Sun Transport, Inc. S S African Meteor—Farrell Lines Inc. South Africa. Morocco. Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka. Colombia, Ecuador, Dominican Republic, Ghana, Nigeria, Liberia, France, Germany, Netherlands, England. 409 INTERNSHIP Pittston Marine Transport Corp. New York, New York ERIC KARL LARSSON BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, DeMolay Club. SEA YEAR S S American Lancer—United States Lines, Inc. S S Santa Clara—Prudential Lines S S Lash Italia—Prudential Lines S S Mobil Fuel—Mobil Oil Corp. Guam. Hong Kong, Japan, Panama, Curacao, Aruba, Venezuela, Spain, Algeria, Turkey, Rumania, Greece, Ita- ly. INTERNSHIP Stolt-Nielson Inc. Greenwich, Connecticut 410 WALTER ANTHONY LAWRENCE. JR. DEDHAM. MASSACHUSETTS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Color Guard, Honor Guard, Trident Club. Automotive Interest Club. SNAME. SEA YEAR S S Thomas E. Cuffe—Pacific Far East Line S S Hawaii Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S President Polk—American President Lines S S President Grant—American President Lines S S President Fillmore—American President Lines S S President McKinley—American President Lines Japan, Korea. China. Philippines. Singapore, Malaysia, Panama, Hong Kong, Australia. New Zealand, Pago Pago. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Boston, Massachusetts 411 MARK JAMES KARL LEWIS LEBANON. OREGON 1 K CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Tennis Team, Trident Club, Cheerleader, In- tramurals. SEA YEAR S S Philadelphia—Sea-Land Service, Inc. S S Philippine Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Hawaiian Progress—Matson Navigation Co. S S Japan Mail—American Mail Line S S President Fillmore—American President Lines Australia, Tahiti, American Samoa, New Zealand, Okinawa, Taiwan, Japan, South Vietnam, Philippines, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Canada. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Anchorage, Alaska THOMAS MICHAEL LISANTE ELMONT. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team. Newman Club, Ski Club, Bicycle Club, Rugby Club, Mug Committee. SEA YEAR S S Santa Isabel—Prudential Lines S S President Grant—American President Lines S S Mormacdrago—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Export Freedom—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Young America—Mediterranean Marine Lines Venezuela, Panama. Taiwan, South Vietnam, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Brazil, Spain. Israel, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Germany, England, France. INTERNSHIP National Cargo Bureau New York, New York ■•V 413 DONALD FRANCIS LOGAN. JR. STEWART MANOR. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team, Drama Club, Concert and Lecture Committee. SEA YEAR S S Export Challenger—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Notre Dame Victory—Ecological Shipping Corp. S S Defiance—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Lash Italia—Prudential Lines Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Panama, Tunisia, Spain, Italy, France, Morocco. INTERNSHIP American Hull Insurance Corporation New York, New York 414 JEFFREY MORGAN LONDYNSKY CANAL ZONE CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES War Game Club, Martial Arts Club. DeMolay Club, Regimental Band. SEA YEAR S S Export Bay—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Export Patriot—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Austral Endurance—Farrell Lines Inc. USNS Towle—Military Sealift Command Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Greenland, Canada, Spain, Israel, Greece, Italy. INTERNSHIP B. H. Olchin Admiralty Law Firm Canal Zone 415 THOMAS PATRICK MAC KAY SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby Club, Century Club, R.S.C.D.T., Newman Club. Yacht Club, Volleyball Club, Glee Club. SEA YEAR S S Mormaccape—Moore-McCormack Lines S S American Liberty—United States Lines, Inc. S S Meadow Brook—Keystone Shipping Co. S S Delaware Sun—Sun Transport, Inc. South Africa, Tanzania, Mozambique, Kenya, Guam, Hong Kong, Japan, Panama, Canada. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Boston, Massachusetts 416 MICHAEL DOUGLAS MALENO GREENFIELD. MASSACHUSETTS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, Social Committee, O.T.W. member, Intramurals, Fat Man's Club. SEA YEAR S S Mormaclake—Moore-McCormack Lines C V Staghound—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Santa Isabel—Prudential Lines South Africa, Mozambique, Great Britain, France, Ger- many, Netherlands, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Panama, Dominican Republic. Netherland Antilles. $ 1 (f INTERNSHIP United States Lines, Inc. New York, New York 417 JEFFREY CRAIG MAVELLI LINDENHURST, NEW YORK I CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Midships, Sportsmans Club, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Mormacargo—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Defiance—American Export Lines, Inc. S S President Jefferson—American President Lines S S Delaware Sun—Sun Transport, Inc. Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Spain, Italy, Japan, Greece, Israel, Puerto Rico, Taiwan, Philippines, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York ( ! t ii y I V I RICHARD LEE MAXWELL NEWTON, KANSAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Track Team, Varsity Cross Country Team, Regimental Band, Midships - Office Manager. SEA YEAR S S Ruth Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Delta Uruguay—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Exxon Jamestown—Exxon Corp. S S Texaco Maryland—Texaco, Inc. Drilling Rig Rowan Houston—Rowan Drilling Drilling Rig Blue Water II—Santa Fe Drilling Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey. Lebanon. Algeria, Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, Brazil, Uruguay. Argentina, Curacao. INTERNSHIP Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. New Orleans, Louisiana 4)9 THOMAS FRANCIS MC CAFFERY CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE, COLORADO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team, Honor Board. SEA YEAR MA Zeus—Jacket—American Mail Line S S Oregon Mail—American Mail Line S S Hong Kong Mail—American Mail Line S S Galveston—Sea-Land Service, Inc. S S Pacific Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Santa Mariana—Prudential Lines S S Hawaiian Enterprise—Matson Navigation Co. Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Okinawa, Hong Kong. Singapore, Philippines, Malaysia, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Curacao, Brazil, Argen- tina, Chile, Peru. INTERNSHIP Pacific Far East Line San Francisco, California 4 20 GARY MICHAEL MC DONALD HICKSVILLE. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, Martial Arts Club, Rugby Club, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Mormacrigel—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Austral Endurance—Farrell Lines Inc. C V Defiance—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Santa Cruz—Prudential Lines S S Export Adventurer—American Export Lines, Inc. Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Australia, Panama, New Zealand, Italy, Spain, France, Turkey, Colombia, Ecuador, Dominican Republic, Curacao. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York WILLIAM KILLIAN MCINTIRE WORCHESTER. MASSACHUSETTS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Cross Country Team, Varsity Track Team, In- tramurals, Z's, The 36 Club, Midships - Copy Editor. SEA YEAR S S Allison Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Delta Paraguay—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Lash Pacifico—Prudential Lines C V Export Leader—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Mormaclake—Moore-McCormack Lines South Africa, Mozambique, Venezuela, Mexico, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Greece, Rumania, Israel. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Boston, Massachusetts Vi.th 4 22 JAMES VINCENT MC KAY WHITE PLAINS. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Midshipman Council, Debate Club - President. Regimental Information Service, BBB Club. SEA YEAR S S Boston—Sea-Land Service. Inc. S S African Meteor—Farrell Lines Inc. USNS Yukon—Military Sealift Command S S Mormacbay—Moore-McCormack Lines West Africa. Brazil. Jamaica. INTERNSHIP Farrell Lines Inc. New York. New York 4 23 TIMOTHY WILLIAM MCLELLAN VERONA, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Track Team, Rugby Club, Midshipman Council. SEA YEAR S S African Mercury—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Austral Ensign—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Mormacrigel—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Gulfsolar—Gulf Oil Corp. S S Gulfseal—Gulf Oil Corp. Senegal, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Nigeria, Guinea, Cameroon, Brazil, New Zealand, Australia, Panama, Mexico, Virgin Islands. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York 4 4 24 WAYNE DAVID MEEHAN TEANECK. NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Baseball Team. Varsity Club. Intramurals. H. C. Revivalist. SEA YEAR S S Austral Pilot—Farrell Lines Inc. S S American Lancer—United States Lines. Inc. S S Texaco Connecticut—Texaco, Inc. S S Mobil Power—Mobil Oil Corp. Portugal, Liberia, Angola. Southwest Africa, South Africa, Mozambique, Panama. Japan, Hong Kong, Trinidad. INTERNSHIP Texaco. Inc. Bayonne. New Jersey 4 25 JACK STEPHEN MENENDEZ ELIZABETH. NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Track Team, Varsity Cross Country Team, Regimental Band, Honor Board, Social Life Committee, Regimental Dance Band, Intramurals. SEA YEAR C V Export Freedom—American Export Lines, Inc. C V Staghound—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Export Commerce—American Export Lines, Inc. USNS Vanguard—Military Sealift Command Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel, England, Germany, France, Holland, Panama, Japan, Korea, Taiwan. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York JERRY CECILIO MERCADO LA PUENTE. CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Chess Club, Bowling Club, Newman Club. SEA YEAR S S President Madison—American President Lines S S Chicago—Sea-Land Service, Inc. S S Santa Maria—Prudential Lines S S Thomas E. Cuffe—Pacific Far East Line S S President Taft—American President Lines S S Golden Dolphin—Pacific Far East Line Japan, Philippines, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Argen- tina, Brazil, Peru, Puerto Rico, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Canada. INTERNSHIP Consolidated Marine Inc. Long Beach, California 427 MARK PHILIP MICHALS LAS VEGAS. NEVADA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team, Varsity Track Team. SEA YEAR S S Pacific Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Transoneida—Seatrain Lines. Inc. S S Idaho—States Steamship Co. S S President Monroe—American President Lines S S Hawaiian Queen—Matson Navigation Co. Japan, Korea, Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan. South Vietnam. INTERNSHIP States Steamship Company San Francisco, California JEFFREY MICHAEL MILLER BRIDGEWATER. NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Santa Magdalena—Prudential Lines S S President Polk—American President Lines S S Mormacdraco—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Austral Envoy—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Ultrasea—Aries Steam Shipping Co. Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Colombia, Panama. Ecuador, Okinawa. Taiwan. South Vietnam. Japan, Hong Kong, Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, Germany. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Bridgewater, New Jersey 4 29 f LARRY STEWART MILLER CLEVELAND, OHIO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Wrestling Team, Varsity Bowling Team, Regimental Band, Chess Club, Gymnastics Club. SEA YEAR S S African Sun—Farrell Lines Inc. S S American Lark—United States Lines, Inc. M V Benson Ford—Ford Motor Company Kenya, Mozambique, Tanzania, Angola, Ivory Coast, Azores, Panama, Guam, Hong Kong, Japan. INTERNSHIP Bethlehem Steel Corporation Cleveland, Ohio KEVIN JAMES MORLEY SPRINGFIELD. VIRGINIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Soccer Team, Tugby Club, Hear This, Honor Board, Midshipman Council, Midships - Photo Editor, Color Guard, Ginny. SEA YEAR S S Mormacvega—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Export Adventurer—American Export Lines, Inc. S S President Polk—American President Lines S S Washington—States Steamship Co. Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Portugal. Morocco, Tunisia, Yugoslavia. Lebanon, Cyprus. Greece, Turkey, Philip- pines, South Vietnam, Thailand, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, Canada. INTERNSHIP Military Sealift Command Headquarters Washington, D. C. 431 MARCUS ALEXANDER MORRIS FORT CAMPBELL. KENTUCKY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Information Service - President, Color Guard, Honor Guard, Dance Committee, Indoctrination Assistant, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Washington—States Steamship Co. S S Idaho—States Steamship Co. S S Santa Barbara—Prudential Lines S S Mormaccove—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Sheldon Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Delta Uruguay—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. Korea, Japan, Philippines, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Curacao, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Okinawa, Italy, Spain, Algeria, Tunisia, Aruba, Panama, Gabon, Ghana, Zaire, Congo. INTERNSHIP Prudential Lines New York, New York 4 32 0 KENNETH ROBERT NELSON NEW MILFORD. NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team. SEA YEAR S S Michigan—States Steamship Co. S S Elizabeth—Sea-Land Service. Inc. S S Delta Mar—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Marjorie Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Hawaiian Monarch—Matson Navigation Co. Japan. South Korea. Philippines. Hong Kong. Panama. Puerto Rico. Morocco, Algeria. Spain. Italy, Egypt, Jamaica. Brazil. Venezuela. Argentina. INTERNSHIP Prudential Lines New York, New York 433 SCOTT ANTHONY NEUMANN EAST TROY. WISCONSIN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Christian Council, Protestant Choir, Regimental Band. SEA YEAR S S Sea-Land Economy—Sea-Land Service, Inc. S S Iberville—Waterman Steamship Co. S S Green Valley—Central Gulf Steamship Co. S S Solon Turman—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. Taiwan, South Vietnam, Thailand, Philippines, Hong Kong, Okinawa, Japan, Panama, Netherlands, Ger- many, Singapore, Malaysia, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador. INTERNSHIP Hansen Seaways, Inc. Milwaukee, Wisconsin u Sc JAMES ERIC NEWSOME SPRINGFIELD. VIRGINIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Midshipman Council - President, Martial Arts Club - Vice President, Polaris, U nscroupoulous Pony Photocopiers of K.P. - President, E. D. Team. SEA YEAR S S Green Forest—Central Gulf Steamship Corp. S S Almeria Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Mayo Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Ruth Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. Panama. Philippines, Thailand. Japan. Taiwan. Soviet Union, Poland. Germany. France, England, Netherlands. Colombia. Ecuador. Peru. INTERNSHIP Military Sealift Command Washington, D. C. K 4 35 CHARLES LEE NORFLEET. JR. PASCAGOULA. MISSISSIPPI CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Swimming Team, Varsity Sailing Team. Regimental Broadcast Unit - Director, Bicycle Club. SEA YEAR S S Thomas Jefferson—Waterman Steamship Corp. S S Sheldon Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Texaco Montana—Texaco, Inc. S S Sea-Land Consumer—Sea-Land Service. Inc. S S Joseph Hewes—Waterman Steamship Corp. Germany, Netherlands, Turkey, Spain, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Panama, Japan, Taiwan. INTERNSHIP Ingalls Shipbuilding Corporation Pascagoula. Mississippi 36 JOHN NEAL NUNNELLY WASSENAAR. NETHERLANDS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Swimming Team. Midshipman Council. Varsity Sailing Team, Varsity Club. Bicycle Club. SEA YEAR S S Hawaii—States Steamship Co. S S Michigan—States Steamship Co. S S Golden Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Santa Magdalena—Prudential Lines Korea. Thailand. Vietnam. Hong Kong. Japan, Philip- pines. Mexico, Panama. Colombia. Venezuela, Brazil, Curacao. Argentina. Chile, Peru. Canada. Samoa. New Zealand. Australia. New Guinea. 37 INTERNSHIP Consolidated Marine Los Angeles. California WILLIAM JOHN OSMER NORTH MERRICK. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Honor Guard. Midshipman Council. Flying Club. Martial Arts Club, Automotive Interest Club, Varsity Basketball Team, Big Brother Program. Newman Club, Varsity Sailing Team, Activities Committee, Row For Heart'75, Ski Club. SEA YEAR S S Thompson Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. S S Leslie Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Gulf Farmer—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Gulf Banker—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. South Vietnam, Cambodia. Thailand. Korea. Hong Kong, Taiwan, Panama, Colombia. Ecuador, Peru. Spain, Egypt, Lebanon, Algeria, Greece. INTERNSHIP National Cargo Bureau New York, New York JAMES NICHOLAS PAPPAS BETHESDA. MARYLAND CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club - President, Machinist Club. Automotive Interest Club, Star Spangled Banner Brigade. SEA YEAR S S Green Wave—Central Gulf Steamship Corp. S S Louise Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. USNS Yukon—Hudson Waterways Corp. S S Export Bay—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Mormacvega—Moore-McCormack Lines S S President Jefferson—American President Lines Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia. Japan, Singapore, Panama, Argentina. Brazil, Uruguay. Canada, Azores, Spain, Por- tugal, Sicily, Greece, Morocco. Algeria, Tunisia, Turkey. Lebanon. INTERNSHIP Bunge Corporation New York, New York 4 39 PETER ANTHONY PAULINE MANASSAS, VIRGINIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Wrestling Team, Varsity Club, Weight Lifting Club, Honor Guard, Bicycle Club, E. D. Team, Room Rasslen. SEA YEAR S S Santa Clara—Prudential Lines S S Lash Turkiye—Prudential Lines S S Exford—American Export Lines, Inc. S S American Astronaut—United States Lines, Inc. Jamaica, Aruba, Curacao, Colombia, Panama, Cape Verde Islands, South Africa, Pakistan, India, Japan, Hong Kong, Egypt, Turkey, Greece, Italy, Rumania. INTERNSHIP Eller and Co., Inc. Fort Lauderdale, Florida 440 JOSEPH WALTER PECKTAL BRISTOL. TENNESSEE CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Allison Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Mayo Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. S S Sea-Land Economy—Sea-Land Service. Inc. S S Green Valley—Central Gulf Steamship Corp. S S Oregon Mail—American Mail Line South Africa, Mozambique. Tanzania, Kenya, Dominican Republic. Netherlands, Germany, Korea, Malaysia. Japan, Turkey. Greece. Algeria, Tunisia. Viet- nam. INTERNSHIP National Cargo Bureau New York, New York 441 JOHN GEORGE PETERLIN, III TOWSON, MARYLAND CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team, Reserve Officers Association - President, Varsity Swimming Team - Manager, In- tramurals, Social Committee, Midshipman Photography Association. SEA YEAR S S Great Republic—Mediterranean Marine Lines S S President Taylor—American President Lines S S Export Champion—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Meadowbrook—Keystone Shipping Co. Spain, Italy, Israel, Panama, Okinawa, South Vietnam, Singapore, Ceylon, India, Pakistan, Antiqua, Soviet Union, Germany. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Baltimore, Maryland 442 DANIEL EDWARD POSTUPACK WEST SAYVILLE. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Basketball Team. Varsity Club. Newman Club. SEA YEAR S S American Lynx—United States Lines, Inc. S S Santa Lucia—Prudential Lines S S Mormaclake—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Mormaccove—Moore-McCormack Lines Guam, Hong Kong. Japan, Panama. Aruba, Curacao. Colombia, Ecuador, Brazil, South West Africa, South Africa. East Africa. INTERNSHIP Grumman Aerospace Inc. Marine Department Garden City, New York 443 ROBERT WAYNE PRICE METAIRIE. LOUISIANA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, Varsity Gymnastics Team, Drill Team, Honor Guard, Christian Council. SEA YEAR S S Louise Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Genevieve Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Delta Sud—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Delta Norte—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. Rig 22—Zapata Offshore Drilling Co. Rig 19—Zapata Offshore Drilling Co. Morocco, Italy, Lebanon, Tunisia, Peru, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Venezuela, Argentina, Brazil, Jamaica. INTERNSHIP Lykes Brothers Steamship Co., Incorporated New Orleans, Louisiana 5 444 2 JAMES GARY RIGGS NAHA. OKINAWA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club. Sportsman Club. Automotive Interest Club. SEA YEAR S S Christopher Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Marjorie Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. S S Delta Sud—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Tillie Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. Morocco. Spain, Italy. Japan. Korea. Okinawa, Panama, Jamaica, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay. Argentina, England. Germany, Netherlands. INTERNSHIP Pittston Marine New York. New York 445 FRANCISCO TREJO RIVAS MESILLA PARK, NEW MEXICO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team, Bicycle Club, Ski Club, Midships. SEA YEAR S S Montana—States Steamship Co. S S M. M. Dant—States Steamship Co. S S Sheldon Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Exxon Baltimore—Exxon Co.. USA C V Staghound—American Export Lines, Inc. Japan, Philippines, Taiwan, South Vietnam, Thailand, Korea, Hong Kong, Mexico, Southwest Africa, South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya, Germany, England, France, Netherlands, Canada. INTERNSHIP National Cargo Bureau New York, New York 446 r BRADLEY WILLIAM ROBBINS LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team - Captain, Sportsman Club - Vice President. Machinist Club. Trident Club. Honor Guard. Bicycle Club. Varsity Club. Midshipman Photography Association. SEA YEAR S S John Tyler—Waterman Steamship Corp. S S Delta Sud—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Ashley Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. S S Texaco Florida—Texaco. Inc. S S President Taft—American President Lines Philippines. Vietnam, Hong Kong, Taiwan. Okinawa, Korea, Japan, Panama, Colombia, Peru. Ecuador, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina. INTERNSHIP American President Lines Oakland, California 447 PAUL DAVID ROBINSON HONOLULU. HAWAII CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Swimming Team, Glee Club, Bicycle Club, Rugby Club, Newman Club, Sea Year Committee, Tri- dent Club. SEA YEAR S S China Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Philippine Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Colorado—States Steamship Co. S S Transchamplain—Seatrain Lines, Inc. S S Matsonia—Matson Navigation Co. Japan, Korea, Okinawa, Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Canada, Samoa, Australia, New Zealand. INTERNSHIP Matson Navigation Company Honolulu, Hawaii 448 EDWARD BENJAMIN ROYLES. JR. WILDWOOD CREST. NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby Club. Trident Club, Bicycle Club. Ski Club. SEA YEAR S S Lyman Hall—Waterman Steamship Corp. S S Santa Isabel—Prudential Lines S S Austral Pilot—Farrell Lines Inc. Panama. Philippines. Vietnam, Hong Kong, Taiwan. Japan, Okinawa, Dominican Republic. Colombia. Ecuador, Peru. Chile, Liberia. Angola. South Africa. INTERNSHIP Smit International. Inc. New York. New York 449 RICHARD JOHN SATAVA BAYPORT, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club, Midshipman Council, Hear This, In- tramurals. SEA YEAR S S Dolly Turman—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. S S Export Aide—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Mormaclake—Moore-McCormack Lines Spain, Portugal, Morocco, Turkey, Lebanon, Greece, Cyprus, South Africa, Mozambique, Thailand, Japan, Philippines, Malaysia. INTERNSHIP Moore-McCormack Lines New York, New York 450 BRIAN JAMES SAVINO BAYVILLE. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, Varsity Wrestling Team, Ski Club, Varsity Club, Rugby Club, Midshipman Photography Association. SEA YEAR S S Export Leader—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Austral Pilot—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Mormacdraco—Moore-McCormack Lines M V Esther Moran—Moran Towing and Transportation Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, France, Italy, Spain, South Africa. INTERNSHIP Pittston Marine Transport Corporation New York, New York 451 JAMES JOHN SCHALLER ISLIP TERRACE. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S President Monroe—American President Lines S S Mormacbay—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Great Republic—Mediterranean Marine Lines S S Santa Isabel—Prudential Lines Okinawa. Taiwan. Vietnam, Malaysia. Singapore. Hong Kong, Japan, South Africa, Mozambique. Peru, Tan- zania, Kenya. Spain, Italy, Turkey, France, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador. Dominican Republic, Chile. INTERNSHIP Sea-Land Service. Inc. Port Elizabeth. New Jersey 452 GARY WALLACE SCHROCK SILVER SPRING. MARYLAND CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Wrestling Team- Captain. Varsity Club, Weight Lifting Club. Newman Club. SEA YEAR S S Export Agent—American Export Lines. Inc. S S Export Leader—American Export Lines. Inc. S S Mormacaltair—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Santa Isabel—Prudential Lines Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia. Turkey. Lebanon, Romania, Greece, Italy, Spain, Azores. Brazil. Argentina. Paraguay. Dominican Republic. Panama, Netherlands Antilles, Colombia. Ecuador. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Baltimore, Maryland 4 53 ELIJAH BROUGHTON SEALS CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Basketball Team, Varsity Club. SEA YEAR S S Delta Mar—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Ruth Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Gulf Trader—Lykes Bros. Steamship Cov Inc. Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Jamaica, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, Taiwan, Japan. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Charleston, South Carolina 454 MARK DAVID SEIPLE EASTON. PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Wrestling Team. Hear This - Co-Editor, Honor Guard. Ring Committee, Art Club. German Club, Class Secretary. SEA YEAR S S Mormaccove—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Lash Turkiye—Prudential Lines S S Young America—Mediterranean Marine Lines S S Mobil Power—Mobil Oil Corp. S S Mormacbay—Moore-McCormack Lines Brazil, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Germany, England. France. 455 ERIK WARREN SEITHER NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Intramurals, Papaya Eaters of America, 100 Econoline Club. SEA YEAR S S Mason Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Stella Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Exxon Washington—Exxon Co., USA Hong Kong, Panama, Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Ecuador. INTERNSHIP Offshore General, Inc. Morgan City, Louisiana 456 EDWIN LIVINGSTON SHERRILL III EAST HAMPTON. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team. War Games Club, Drinking Team, Martial Arts Club, Hear This. SEA YEAR S S Export Aide—American Export Lines. Inc. S S President Harrison—American President Lines S S Hess Voyager—Amerada Hess, Inc. R V Xiphias—N.Y. Ocean Science Laboratory F V Aiwa—K. Edwards, Inc. S S Santa Lucia—Prudential Lines S S Austral Ensign—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Export Challenger—American Export Lines. Inc. M V Susanne IV—D. B. Potter, Ltd. Morocco, Tunisia. Libya. Cyprus. Turkey, Spain, Panama, Philippines, Singapore. South Vietnam. Hong Kong. Taiwan. Japan, Dominican Republic. Netherlands Antilles. Colombia. Ecuador, Australia. New Zealand. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York 4 57 ROBERT THOMAS SLEDZINSKI PEEKSKILL, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Gymnastics Team, Gymnastics Club, Varsity Club, Newman Club, Midships, Sportsman Club, Pickin and Grinnin, Bicycle Club, Backpacking, Jerry Lewis Telethon. SEA YEAR S S Santa Isabel—Prudential Lines S S African Dawn—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Atlantic Enterprise—Atlantic Richfield Co. S S Export Democracy—American Export Lines, Inc. Venezuela, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, South Africa, Mozam- bique, Angola, Portugal, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Lebanon, Yugoslavia, Turkey, Italy. INTERNSHIP Naval Research Laboratory Washington, D. C. ■ JOHN DONNELLY SMITH MOBILE. ALABAMA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team, Ski Club, Land Hall Committee, Reserve Officers Association, S.N.A.M.E.. Intramurals, Hear This. SEA YEAR S S Green Wave—Central Gulf Steamship Corp. S S Louise Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Jean Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. Panama, Philippines, South Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Spain, Greece, Turkey, Lebanon, Italy, Puerto Rico. 4 59 INTERNSHIP Southern Steamship Agency, Inc. Mobile. Alabama JAMES JACOB STAHL DOWNERS GROVE, ILLINOIS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, Varsity Track Team. SEA YEAR S S Oregon Mail—American Mail Line S S Alaskan Mail—American Mail Line S S Delta Sud—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. Intrepid Rig 17—Zapata Offshore Topper II Rig 22—Zapata Offshore Venezuela, Argentina, Brazil, Jamaica, Canada. Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Mexico. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Chicago, Illinois 460 ROBERT JOSEPH STALZER ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Pistol Team - Captain, Martial Arts Club - Presi- dent. SEA YEAR S S Santa Clara—Prudential Lines S S Mormacpride—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Export Patriot—American Export Lines. Inc. S S Exxon Gettysburg—Exxon Co.. USA Curacao. Aruba, Venezuela, South Africa. Spain, Italy. Greece. Israel. 461 DAVID LLOYD STANLEY LIBERTY. MISSOURI CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Midships - Business Manager, In- tramurals. SEA YEAR S S Delta Paraguay—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Delta Mar—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Howell Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Del Rio—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Austral Pilot—Farrell Lines Inc. Angola, Argentina, Brazil, Dahomey, Dominican Republic, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Ivory Coast, In- donesia, Jamaica, Liberia, Malaysia, Nigeria, Panama, Philippines, Senegal, South Vietnam, Singapore, Thailand, Togo, Uruguay, Venezuela, Zaire. INTERNSHIP Sioux City-New Orleans Terminal Corporation Omaha, Nebraska LEON DAVID STENZ HARTFORD. WISCONSIN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Track Team, Sportsman Club, Rugby Club, Fly- ing Club, Trident Club, Midships, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Ashley Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Shirley Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Zoella Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S David Irwin—Union Oil Co. Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru. Chile, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Philippines. INTERNSHIP Hansen Seaway Service Ltd. Milwaukee, Wisconsin 463 JOHN ROBERT STEPHENS ATLANTA. GEORGIA t I I CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S John Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Delta Argentina—Delta Steamship Lines. Inc. S S Sea-Land Economy—Sea-Land Service, Inc. S S Gulf Farmer—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Zoella Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. Yugoslavia, Greece, Turkey, Lebanon. Tunisia. Spain, Senegal. Sierra Leone, Netherlands, Germany, Colom- bia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Savannah, Georgia i 4 64 t I GLENN DAVID STRATHEARN NORTH HALEDON. NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Glee Club. Intramurals, Church Choir, Tutoring Program. SEA YEAR C V Staghound—American Export Lines. Inc. S S Export Champion—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Hess Voyager—Amerada Hess Corp. USNS Yukon—MSC S S Lash Italia—Prudential Lines S S Santa Clara—Prudential Lines England. France, Germany. Netherlands. Spain. Italy, Greece, Rumania, Turkey, Japan, Korea. Taiwan, Hong Kong, Colombia, Panama, Venezuela, Ecuador. Chile. INTERNSHIP Maher Terminals. Inc. Port Elizabeth, New Jersey 65 WALTER BRIAN STREASER OAKLAND, NEW JERSEY I CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, Varsity Baseball Team, Varsity Club, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Santa Barbara—Prudential Lines S S African Mercury—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Elizabeth Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Texaco Rhode Island—Texaco, Inc. Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Azores, Senegal, French Guinea, Liberia, Dahomey, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Turkey, Egypt, Tunisia, Spain, Soviet Union. INTERNSHIP American Hull Insurance Syndicate New York, New York WILLIAM GLENN SWANSON RAPID CITY. SOUTH DAKOTA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Wrestling Team, Honor Board. Color Guard. Newman Club, War Games Club. Varsity Club, Jerry Lewis Telethon, K. P. Varsity Drinking Team. SEA YEAR S S Ashley Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. S S Delta Norte—Delta Steamship Lines. Inc. S S Del Rio—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Sea-Land Venture—Sea-Land Service, Inc. Japan, Philippines, South Vietnam. Panama. Senegal. Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ghana, Nigeria. Cameroon. Netherlands, Germany. Jamaica, Venezuela, Brazil. Argentina. 467 JOHN BROOKS TENNEY. Ill WILLIAMSON, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Intramurals, Dereliction, Deviation. SEA YEAR S S Mormacrigel—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Lash Turkiye—Prudential Lines S S Atlantic Prestige—Quaker Trading Co. USNS Saugatuck—Military Sealift Command C V Lightning—American Export Lines, Inc. Brazil, Argentina, Morocco, Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel, Netherlands, Curacao, Trinidad, Canada, Greenland. FREDERICK WILLIAM THIBEAU. JR. GARDINER. MAINE CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby Club. Class Officer - Secretary-Treasurer, Ski Club. Chess Club, Star Spangled Banner Brigade. In- tramurals. SEA YEAR S S Defiance—American Export Lines. Inc. S S Mormacdraco—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Santa Clara—Prudential Lines S S Atlantic Prestige—Atlantic Richfield Co. S S American Apollo—United States Lines, Inc. Spain, Italy. Greece, Israel, Brazil. Argentina, Colombia. Venezuela, Aruba, Curacao. Panama. Hong Kong, Japan. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Portland, Maine 469 DAVID CRAIG THOMPSON MONROE. MICHIGAN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Baseball Team, Varsity Club, Inter-Academy Ex- change Program, June Weekend Committee - Chair- man, Automotive Interest Club, Regimental Band, Reserve Officers Association, Instructor - M-1 Qualification, Midships - Editor-in-Chief. SEA YEAR S S Lash Italia—Prudential Lines S S Mormaclynx—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Austral Patriot—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Tom M. Girdler—Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. S S Edward B. Greene—Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. Spain, Turkey, Greece, Italy, France, Uruguay, Brazil, Argentina, South Africa, Angola, Portugal, Great Lakes. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Detroit, Michigan 4 70 JAMES THOMAS TRAY CHANUTE. KANSAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team. Newman Club. Perennial Fool in the Tattoo, Social Committee. SEA YEAR S S Tillie Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Stella Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Gulf Merchant—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. M V National Eagle—National Marine Service M V National Ranger—National Marine Service M V National Freedom—National Marine Service Panama, Philippines. South Vietnam. Cambodia. Thailand, Malaysia. Indonesia, England, France, Netherlands. Germany, Tunisia, Spain, Algeria, Turkey. INTERNSHIP National Marine Service St. Louis, Missouri 471 EDSEL RAY TRUETT. JR. NORTH CANTON. OHIO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Midshipman Council, Christmas Dance Committee. Bicycle Club, Star Spangled Banner Brigade. SEA YEAR S S Mormacvega—Moore-McCormack Lines S S President Monroe—American President Lines S S Texas Sun—Sun Oil Co. S S Arthur B. Homer—Bethlehem Steel Corp. Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Panama, Japan, Okinawa. Philippines, Malaysia, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Canada, South Vietnam. INTERNSHIP Bethlehem Steel Corporation Cleveland, Ohio 4 72 MITCHELL ELIOT TUBLIN ROSEDALE, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby Club, Honor Board, Martial Arts Club, Land Hall Committee, Bowling Club, Track Team, Star Spangled Banner Brigade, Intramurals, ROA, Century Club, Academic Probation, Culture Committee. SEA YEAR S S Export Adventurer—American Export Lines, Inc. USNS Victoria—Military Sealift Command S S Mormacvega—Moore-McCormack Lines S S American Lancer—United States Lines, Inc. Morocco, Libya, Tunisia, Lebanon, Cyprus, Turkey, Por- tugal, Spain, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Panama, Guam, Hong Kong, Japan. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York 4 73 WILLIAM EDWIN TYBACK, JR. POMPANO BEACH. FLORIDA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Mason Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Exxon Lexington—Exxon Co., USA S S Mayaguez—Sea-Land Service, Inc. S S Joseph Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. Japan, Korea, Philippines, Panama, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Spain, France, Italy. INTERNSHIP Port Everglade Port Authority Fort Lauderdale, Florida ■4 • 474 FRANCIS RICHARD TYSZKA ANSONIA. CONNECTICUT CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, Newman Club, Varsity Club. SEA YEAR S S President Polk—American President Lines S S Mariposa—Pacific Far East Line C V Staghound—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Export Buyer—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Arco Enterprise—Atlantic Richfield Co. Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Hong Kong, Netherlands, France, England, Morocco. Algeria, Por- tugal, Italy, Turkey, Lebanon, Tunisia. Greece. INTERNSHIP Wyatt Oil Terminals, Inc. New Haven, Connecticut 475 RICHARD STEVEN VANDERLAAN BUTLER. NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Austral Pilot—Farrell Lines Inc. S S African Comet—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Austral Envoy—Farrell Lines Inc. C V Staghound—American Export Lines. Inc. Panama, New Zealand, Australia. Mexico, Zaire, Angola, Ascension Island, England, Netherlands. Ger- many, France. i I 4 76 GARY WILLIAM VAUGHAN DENVER. COLORADO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band. Ski Club, Trident Club. Intramurals. Bowling Club. SEA YEAR S S Japan Mail—American Mail Line S S Philippine Mail—American Mail Line S S California—States Steamship Co. S S Washington—States Steamship Co. S S Santa Maria—Prudential Lines Japan, Korea. Philippines, Taiwan. Thailand. South Viet- nam, Hong Kong, Canada. Panama. Brazil, Colombia. Argentina, Venezuela. Peru. Chile. INTERNSHIP American Mail Line. Ltd. Seattle, Washington 77 ANDREW VILLANI WAYNE, NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Rifle Team - Co-Captain, Midshipman Photography Association. SEA YEAR S S Washington Mail—American Mail Line S S Japan Mail—American Mail Line S S Transoneida—Seatrain Lines, Inc. S S Gulf Shipper—Lykes Brothers Steamship Co., Inc. S S Doctor Lykes—Lykes Brothers Steamship Co., Inc. Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Philippines, Peru, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Chile, Germany, Netherlands, England, France. INTERNSHIP Seatrain Lines, Inc. New York, New York K- Sea-Land Service, Inc. Elizabeth, New Jersey nv GARY LEE WATRY FREDONIA. WISCONSIN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Export Challenger—American Export Lines S S Johnstown—Bethlehem Steel S S Pvt. R. Towle—Military Sealift Command S S African Comet—Farrell Lines Inc. Panama. Korea, Hong Kong. Taiwan. South Vietnam. Japan. Ivory Coast, Angola, South Africa. Mozambique. Canada, Greenland. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York 479 PAUL WILSON WHEELER EBENSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Debate Club, Glee Club, Protestant Choir, Trident Club, Honor Guard. SEA YEAR S S Japan Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S J. L. Hanna—Chevron Shipping Co. S S Robert C. Stanley—U. S. Steel S S Mormacvega—Moore-McCormack Lines Japan. Korea, Hong Kong, South Vietnam, Taiwan. Philippines, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina. INTERNSHIP John P. Coletti and Associates Canonsburg, Pennsylvania PAUL AUGUST WILLERS VASHON. WASHINGTON CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Tennis Team - Captain. Glee Club - Secretary- Treasurer, Varsity Club, Photography Club, Midships. SEA YEAR S S California—States Steamship Co. S S American Mail—American Mail Line S S China Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Japan Mail—American Mail Line M V George S—Crowley Maritime Corp. M V Relief—Crowley Maritime Corp. Canada, Samoa, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore. 481 INTERNSHIP Crowley Maritime Corporation Seattle, Washington ALLAN DAVID WYSMULLER BAYSIDE, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Drill Team, Glee Club, Automotive Interest Club, Ski Club. SEA YEAR S S Almeria Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Delta Paraguay—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S President Harrison—American President Lines S S Golden Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Pittsburgh—Sea-Land Service, Inc. France, England, Netherlands, Germany, Scotland, Dahomey, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Samoa, New Zealand, Australia, New Guinea, Canada, Panama, Puerto Rico. INTERNSHIP Smit International, Inc. New York, New York JOHN PAUL ZICHA HOMER CITY. PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band. Regimental Stage Band, Honor Board. Social Committee. Intramurals. Midships Staff - Layout Editor. SEA YEAR S S Mormaccove—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Export Courier—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Austral Entente—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Santa Rita—Prudential Lines Brazil, Argentina, Panama. Japan, Korea. Taiwan, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Australia, Venezuela. Mexico. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania V 483 KIM LEE ZIGLER ARVADA, COLORADO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Christian Council, Ring Committee, Rotoract Club, SEA YEAR S S Canada Mail—American Mail Line S S Santa Mariana—Prudential Lines S S Monterey—Pacific Far East Line South Korea, Japan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Curacao, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Morocco, Egypt, Italy, Greece, France, Portugal, Spain, Yugoslavia. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Seattle, Washington 484 L 485 DUALI ES WILLIAM WADE BENNETT JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team - Heavyweight Co-Captain, Honor Board, Christian Council. SEA YEAR S S Del Sol—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Gulf Trader—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Elizabeth Lykes-—Lykes, Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Ponce—Sea-Land Service, Inc. S S Green Valley—Central Gulf Steamship Corporation Senegal, Guinea, Gambia, Liberia, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Puerto Rico, Viet- nam, Singapore, Spain, Malaysia, Italy, Yugoslavia, Algeria, Egypt, Turkey. ! INTERNSHIP Jacksonville Shipyards, Inc. Jacksonville, Florida ARTHUR JOSEPH BLAvNCHET TROY. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Honor Guard. Marine Technology Society, Flying Club. Weight Lifting Club. Trident Club. Martial Arts Club. In- tramurals, Player-Coach of Guano Men. SEA YEAR S S Export Builder—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Mormacbay—Moore-McCormack Lines S S President Taft—American President Lines S S Idaho—States Steamship Company S S Mariposa—Pacific Far East Line South Africa, Pakistan, India, Ceylon, Bangladesh. Brazil, Japan, South Korea. Taiwan, Hong Kong, Okinawa. INTERNSHIP Castle and Cooke Terminals Honolulu, Hawaii 489 ARTHUR BERNARD CANCIENNE NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team, Honor Guard. SEA YEAR S S Christopher Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Ruth Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Sea-Land Venture—Sea-Land Service, Inc. Spain, Morocco, Italy, Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, Japan, Holland. INTERNSHIP Riemer Marine Surveying Inc. New Orleans, Louisiana 1 JOHN FRANKLIN HATLEY SEATTLE. WASHINGTON CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band. Regimental Dance Band. SEA YEAR S S Korean Mail—American Mail Line S S Japan Mail—American Mail Line S S Santa Maria—Prudential Lines S S Washington—States Steamship Co. S S Philippine Mail—American Mail Line Argentina, Brazil. Canada, Chile, Colombia, Curacao. Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico. Panama, Peru, Philippines. Singapore. South Korea. South Vietnam. Taiwan, Thailand. Venezuela. INTERNSHIP MARCO Marine Construction and Design Co. Seattle, Washington 491 CRAIG HOGSTROM POTTSTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA ■ CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team. SEA YEAR S S President Arthur—American President Lines S S Export Freedom—American Export Lines. Inc. S S American Astronaut—United States Lines. Inc. S S Santa Clara—Prudential Lines Japan. South Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia. Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong. India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Panama, Ecuador, Chile, Peru, Colombia. Spain, Por- tugal, Greece, Italy, Israel. Dominican Republic. Lesser Antilles, Guam. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Philadelphia, Pennsylvania i I 492 RAY MILTON JONES BAKERSFIELD. CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band. Honor Board. Midshipman Council. S.N.A.M.E., Regimental Dance Band. Dallas Cowboy Fan Club. SEA YEAR S S Santa Maria—Prudential Lines S S Transindiana—Seatrain Lines, Inc. S S President Fillmore—American President Lines S S Hawaiian Enterprise—Matson Navigation Co. S S M.M. Dant—States Steamship Co. S S Export Patriot—American Export Lines, Inc. Panama. Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina. Chile. Peru, Ecuador, Mexico, Colombia, Netherland Antilles, Taiwan, Japan, Philippines, Hong Kong, England, France, Germany, Netherlands. Thailand, Canada. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard San Francisco, California 493 GUY GEORGE KLEESS COLD SPRING. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team. Trident Club. Honor Guard. SEA YEAR S S C.E. Dant—States Steamship Co. S S M. M. Dant—States Steamship Co. S S Montana—States Steamship Co. S S Canada Mail—American Mail Line S S St. Louis—Sea-Land Service, Inc. M V Mercury—Red Stack R S Alexander Agassiz — Scripps Institute of Oceanography Japan, Thailand, Vietnam. Panama, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Philippines, Canada. ( INTERNSHIP Scripps Institute of Oceanography La Jolla, California KENNETH JAMES KUKURA YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team. Varsity Track Team, Varsity Crew Team, Varsity Rifle Team, Honor Guard. In- tramurals. SEA YEAR S S Mormaclynx—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Export Adventurer—American Export Lines. Inc. S S Export Freedom—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Santa Elena—Prudential Lines S S Santa Ana—Prudential Lines S S Lash Espana—Prudential Lines Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay. Dominican Republic. Colombia. Ecuador. Morocco. Tunisia. Cyprus, Israel, Lebanon, Turkey. Yugoslavia, Greece, Italy, Spain, Por- tugal, France. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York 495 GEORGE ALLINGER LEVIS MILLERSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Fencing Club, Drama Club. SEA YEAR S S Export Champion—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Export Bay—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Mormaccape—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Austral Entente—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Lash Italia—Prudential Lines Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Africa, Mozambique, Australia, New Zealand, Spain, Italy, France. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Philadelphia, Pennsylvania J THOMAS WILLIAM LITTLE EDMONDS. WASHINGTON CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Land Hall Committee. SEA YEAR S S Oregon Mail—American Mail Line S S Genevieve Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Texaco Georgia—Texaco, Inc. S S Washington Mail—American Mail Line M V Malaspina—Alaska Marine Highway Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong, South Viet- nam, Korea, Panama, Canada. INTERNSHIP Propulsion Systems Inc. Port Washington, Washington 497 CHARLES DEAN PARKER, JR. TAYLORS. SOUTH CAROLINA i CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Regimental Dance Band, Glee Club, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Del Oro—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Nancy Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Ruth Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. S S Exxon Baltimore—Exxon Company, USA S S Texaco Connecticut—Texaco, Inc. Japan, Liberia, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Panama, Ghana. Cameroon. INTERNSHIP General Electric Large Gas Turbine Division Greenville, South Carolina BRIAN JOHNSON PETER SAN CLEMENTE. CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Pistol Team - Co-Captain. Mo Hut Appreciation Club. Midshipmen High Powered Rifle Team, Rifle In- tramurals. SEA YEAR S S Colorado—States Steamship Co. S S Wyoming—States Steamship Co. S S Santa Maria—Prudential Lines S S Australia Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S President Harrison—American President Lines Mexico. Panama, Colombia, Venezuela. Peru, Netherlands Antilles. Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Australia, New Guinea. New Zealand, Tasmania, Samoa, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan. Vietnam. INTERNSHIP Scripps Institute of Oceanography University of California at San Diego La Jolla. California 499 STEPHEN MICHAEL PHILLIPS OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLAHOMA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Cross Country Team, Sportsman Club. Rex Laws Cult, Graduating. SEA YEAR S S Delta Mexico—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Margaret Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Texaco Massachusetts—Texaco Inc. Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Mexico, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Zaire. Angola, Morocco, Egypt, Turkey, Rumania, Italy. INTERNSHIP Cargo Carriers, Inc. Savage, Minnesota MATTHEW HANSEN WETSEL COLUMBUS. OHIO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team. Varsity Club. Drama Club. Automotive Interest Club, Bicycle Club. SEA YEAR S S President Grant—American President Lines S S Santa Cruz—Prudential Lines S S Austral Pilot—Farrell Lines Inc. C V Lightning—American Export Lines. Inc. Panama. Japan, South Vietnam. Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore. Colombia. Ecuador. Dominican Republic. South Africa, England, France. Germany, Netherlands. Spain. Greece, Israel, Italy, Liberia. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Cleveland, Ohio MARCUS JOHN WINTER SAN RAFAEL, CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Drill Team, Chess Club, Gymnastics Club. SEA YEAR S S President Polk—American President Lines S S President Taft—American President Lines S S Golden Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Santa Maria—Prudential Lines S S Hawaiian Progress—Matson Navigation Co. S S J. L. Hanna—Chevron Shipping Co. Philippines, Taiwan, Vietnam, Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Okinawa. Canada, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Chile, Venezuela. INTERNSHIP Pacific Far East Line San Francisco, California RICHARD JOSEPH ZALESKI MARLTON. NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Cross Country Team, Varsity Indoor Track Team. SEA YEAR S S Mormacbay—Moore-McCormack Lines S S American Lark—United States Lines, Inc. S S African Dawn—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Lash Espana—Prudential Lines C V Leader—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Santa Anna—Prudential Lines South Africa, Mozambique, Brazil, Japan, Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Israel, Venezuela. INTERNSHIP Atlantic Richfield Company Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 503 TERRY DEAN ADDLESPERGER LORAIN. OHIO 1 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Track Team, Varsity Club, Midshipman Photography Association, Martial Arts Club, Drama Club. SEA YEAR S S Export Freedom—American Export Lines, Inc. S S American Apollo—United States Lines, Inc. S S Ernest R. Breech—Ford Motor Company Spain, Italy, Greece, Azores, South Africa, Southwest Africa, Mozambique, Angola, Ivory Coast, Hong Kong, Japan, Great Lakes. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Inspectors at the American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio 506 BRUCE WILLIAM ANDERSON HUNTINGTON. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Indoctrination, Intramurals. High Society. SEA YEAR S S Oregon Mail—American Mail Line S S John Penn—Waterman Steamship Corp. S S Delaware Sun—Sun Transport. Inc. S S Lash Italia—Prudential Lines Japan, Taiwan, Panama. Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand. Hong Kong. Puerto Rico. Spain. Italy. Greece, Turkey, Rumania. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York 507 THOMAS STEPHEN BATORY DICKSON CITY, PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Machinist Club, Automotive Interest Club, Rugby Club. SEA YEAR S S Export Aide—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Export Champion—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Defiance—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Mormacglen—Moore-McCormack Lines S S African Meteor—Farrell Lines Inc. Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel, Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, Turkey, Cyprus, Brazil, Panama, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, China, Liberia, Zaire, Angola, Guinea, Dahomey, Ghana, Ivory Coast INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York ('• ROBERT THOMAS BERGER ALPHA. NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, Varsity Sailing Team, Varsity Club, Sportsman Club, Honor Board, Land Hall Com- mittee, Z Team. SEA YEAR S S Charlotte Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Exxon Baltimore—Exxon Corporation S S Austral Envoy—Farrell Lines Inc. C V Staghound—American Export Lines, Inc. Morocco, Turkey, Lebanon, Tunisia, Italy, Spain, France, England, Holland, West Germany, Mexico, Panama, Australia, New Zealand. INTERNSHIP Ingersoll-Rand Corporation Phillippsburg, New Jersey 509 MAXIMILIAN THADEUS BOGACKI SCOTTSDALE. ARIZONA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Polaris, Drama Club, Midships, Midshipman Photography Association. SEA YEAR S S Santa Maria—Prudential Lines S S Transchamplain—Seatrain Lines, Inc. S S Thomas E. Cuffe—Pacific Far East Line S S Pacific Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Hawaiian Monarch—Matson Navigation Co. S S Hawaiian Progress—Matson Navigation Co. Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argen- tina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Vietnam, Philippines. INTERNSHIP Pacific Far East Line San Francisco, California JOSEPH GEORGE BRAUNREUTHER RICHMOND HILL. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Midshipman Council. Rugby Club. Hear This. Ski Club, Trident Club, Class Officer. SEA YEAR S S Austral Pilot—Farrell Lines Inc. S S President Monroe—American President Lines S S Texaco Connecticut—Texaco Inc. S S Mormaclynx—Moore-McCormack Lines South Africa. Brazil, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Okinawa, Panama, Taiwan, Mozambique, Azores, Malaysia, Trinidad. INTERNSHIP Texaco Inc. Bayonne, New Jersey 511 JONATHAN BRADFORD BREWSTER MARSHFIELD. MASSACHUSETTS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team, Varsity Sailing Team, Machinist Club, Christian Council, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S President Adams—American President Lines S S Lash Italia—Prudential Lines C V Staghound—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Export Challenger—American Export Lines, Inc. Japan, Panama, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Ceylon, Pakistan, India, Turkey, Greece, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Germany, England, France, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong. INTERNSHIP Boston Towboat Company Boston, Massachusettes 512 BOBBY LEON BROOKS. JR. GARLAND. TEXAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Honor Guard. Color Guard, Bicycle Club. Automotive Interest Club. SEA YEAR S S Washington—States Steamship Company S S China Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Texaco Montana—Texaco Inc. Japan, Thailand. Philippines, Korea. Taiwan. Hong Kong, Vietnam. INTERNSHIP States Steamship Agency Dallas. Texas 513 LLOYD ROBERT BROWN. JR FLORISSANT, MISSOURI CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Yachting Club, Rugby Club, Machinist Club, Trident Club, Member of Root Hawg International, S.N.A.M.E. SEA YEAR S S John Tyler—Waterman Steamship Co., Inc. S S Delta Sud—Delta Lines, Inc. S S Shirley Lykes—Lykes Bros Steamship Co., Inc. S S Ruth Lykes—Lykes Brothers Steamship Co., Inc. M V Rita Lykes—Valley Barge Lines Panama, Philippines, South Vietnam, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Okinawa, South Korea, Japan, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Spain, Israel, Turkey, Italy, Russia, West Germany. INTERNSHIP The Valley Line St. Louis, Missouri 514 PAUL GILSON BURCH HONOLULU. HAWAII CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team, Regimental Drill Team. Glee Club, Graduating. SEA YEAR S S Transchamplain—Seatrain Lines. Inc. S S Santa Mariana—Prudential Lines S S Korean Mail—American Mail Line S S Hawaiian Monarch—Matson Navigation Co. S S Wyoming—States Steamship Co. Canada. South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore. Philippines. Mexico, Panama. Venezuela, Curacao, Brazil, Uruguay. Chile, Argentina. Peru. Japan. INTERNSHIP United States Naval Shipyard Honolulu, Hawaii 515 JAMES SETH BURKHARDT SCITUATE, MASSACHUSETTES CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sleeping. Goofing off. K.P. ECTOCOMMENSAL Club. SEA YEAR S S Michigan—States Steamship Co. S S President Madison—American President Lines S S Utah Standard—Standard Oil of Cal. Panama, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, South Vietnam, Malaysia, Philippines, France, England, Netherlands, West Germany. INTERNSHIP Boston Towboat Co. Scituate, Massachusettes 516 PETER DENNIS CALOGER. JR. BALTIMORE. MARYLAND CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team. Honor Board. Diet Team, Nar- coleptic Society. SEA YEAR S S Alaskan Mail—American Mail Line S S President Jefferson—American President Lines S S Indian Mail—American Mail Line S S Washington—States Steamship Co. Canada. Russia. South Korea. Japan. Taiwan. Hong Kong, South Vietnam. Philippines. Indonesia. Thailand. Malaysia. India, Singapore. INTERNSHIP Washington Public Power Supply System Richland. Washington 517 FREDERICK JOSEPH CAREW, III NORTHFORD. CONNECTICUT CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team. Midships, Fencing Club. Midship- man Council, Irene. SEA YEAR CA Lightning—American Export Lines, Inc. S S President Taylor—American President Lines S S Delaware Sun—Sun Transport, Inc. S S Santa Barbara—Prudential Lines England, France, Germany, Netherlands, Panama, Japan, South Vietnam, Singapore, Ceylon, India. Pakistan, British West Indies, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile. INTERNSHIP Wyatt Oil Company New Haven, Connecticut JOHN EDWARD CASTAGNA SEATTLE. WASHINGTON CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, Varsity Track Team. Regimental Broadcast Unit, Midshipman Council, Honor Board. SEA YEAR S S Indian Mail—American Mail Line S S Japan Mail—American Mail Line S S Montana—States Steamship Co. S S Oregon—States Steamship Co. M V Daring—Crowley Maritime Corp. Korea. Japan. Vietnam. Hong Kong. Taiwan, Philip- pines, Okinawa, Canada. INTERNSHIP Crowley Maritime Corporation Seattle. Washington 519 MALCOLM FORSTER COLLINS WELLESLEY, MASSACHUSETTES I i CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Fanfare Trumpets, Regimental Stage Band, National Horse Show, Cotton Bowl, Commerce Awards, USO Dinners, Electric Trains, Christmas Spirit. SEA YEAR C V Staghound—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Delta Uruguay—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Export Ambassador—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Genevieve Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. Mexico, Honduras, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Brazil, England, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Morocco, Spain, Italy, France, Turkey, Egypt. INTERNSHIP Sea-Land Service, Inc. Port Elizabeth, New Jersey i 520 THOMAS COUTU MASSAPEQUA PARK. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Soccer Team. Varsity Club, Newman Club. Mar- tial Arts Club. SEA YEAR S S Santa Elena—Prudential Lines S S Lash Espana—Prudential Lines S S Mobil Meridian—Mobil Oil Corp. S S Austral Endurance—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Mormacrigel—Moore-McCormack Lines Colombia. Ecuador, Panama. Italy. Spain, Brazil. Argen tina, Uruguay. Australia, New Zealand. INTERNSHIP Sperry Rand Corporation Great Neck, New York 52) GEORGE FRANK COX NEWNALL, CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team, Honor Guard. SEA YEAR S S President Van Buren—American President Lines S S Monterey—Pacific Far East Line S S Santa Mariana—Prudential Lines S S Hawaiian Queen—Matson Navigation Co. S S Pacific Bear—Pacific Far East Line Japan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Korea, Taiwan, Australia, Tahiti, Samoa, New Zealand, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru. INTERNSHIP UNICO Industrial Service and Engineering Co. Wilmington, California SAMUEL KEVIN CULLAN HEMINGTON.NEBRASKA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby Club, Ring Committee, Noon Workout Program, Honor Committee - Secretary, Sportsman Club. SEA YEAR S S President Polk—American President Lines S S Wyoming—States Steamship Co. S S Michigan—States Steamship Co. S S Transindiana—Seatrain Lines, Inc. S S Hyller Brown—Chevron Shipping Co. S S Santa Maria—Prudential Lines Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Philippines, Taiwan, Singapore. Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Panama, Curacao. 523 INTERNSHIP Chevron Shipping Company San Francisco, California DONALD DAVID CURT MERRICK, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Varsity Sailing Team, Midships, Automotive Interest Club, Martial Arts Club, Midship- man Photography Association. SEA YEAR S S Lash Espana—Prudential Lines S S Santa Elena—Prudential Lines S S Export Champion—American Export Lines, Inc. S S President Johnson—American President Lines S S Mormacrigel—Moore-McCormack Lines Brazil, Argentina, Netherlands Antilles, Dominican Republic, Curacao, Colombia, Panama, Japan, Ecuador, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Morocco, Spain, France, Italy. INTERNSHIP Port Authority of New York and New Jersey New York, New York ROBERT JOSEPH CUTRONA ARLINGTON. VIRGINIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Automotive Interest Club. Machinist Club, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Export Adventurer—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Export Patriot—American Export Lines. Inc. S S Austral Patriot—Farrell Lines Inc. S S American Aquarius—United States Lines. Inc. S S Defiance—American Export Lines, Inc. M V Sealift Pacific—Marine Transport Lines. Inc. Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, Lebanon, Cyprus, Turkey, Greece, Italy, France. Spain. Portugal. England, Ger- many, Holland, South Africa, Hawaii. Guam, Hong Kong. Japan, Panama, Trinidad. INTERNSHIP United States Department of Commerce, MARAD Washington, D. C. I I I 525 ARTHUR THOMAS DENNING PORT WASHINGTON. NEW YORK I CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Cross Country Team, Varsity Track Team - Cap- tain, Varsity Club, Star Spangled Banner Brigade. SEA YEAR S S American Aquarius—United States Lines, Inc. S S Mormaclynx—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Export Bay—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Lash Atlantico—Prudential Lines S S Gulfcrest—Gulf Oil Corp. Hong Kong, Japan, Italy, France, Spain, Morocco, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay. INTERNSHIP Sea-Land Service, Inc. Port Elizabeth, New Jersey 526 THOMAS GLENN ECKSTEIN FORT WORTH. TEXAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Soccer Team, Varsity Club. Automotive Interest Club, Varsity Crew Team. SEA YEAR S S Transindiana—Seatrain Lines. Inc. S S Transchamplain—Seatrain Lines, Inc. S S President Monroe—American President Lines S S Austral Pilgrim—Farrell Lines. Inc. S S Santa Anna—Prudential Lines S S Export Builder—American Export Lines. Inc. Japan, Korea. Taiwan, Hong Kong. Venezuela, Algeria, Tunisia. Lebanon. Turkey. Yugoslavia. Sicily. Portugal. Greece, Morocco. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 527 MILTON HUGH GONZALES. JR. NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Track Team. Ring Dance Committee, First Class - President, Root Hawg International President, Sea Year Honor Ribbon. SEA YEAR S S Howell Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Almeria Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. S S Shirley Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Gulf Trader—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Delta Norte—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. Korea, Japan, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Viet- nam, Thailand, Holland, England, France, Belgium, In- donesia, Germany, Panama, Venezuela, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Jamaica. INTERNSHIP Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. New Orleans, Louisiana I ROBERT HENRY GRAFF SUMMERFiELD. FLORIDA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Intramurals, Trident Club. SEA YEAR S S Mallory Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Lyman Hall—Waterman Steamship Corp. S S Delta Sud—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. Panama, Philippines, Vietnam, Hong Kong. Taiwan. Korea. Japan. Spain, Italy. Yugoslavia. Turkey, Israel. Jamaica. Venezuela. Brazil, Argentina. Colombia. Peru. Ecuador. Chile. INTERNSHIP Panama City Port Authority Panama City. Florida 5 29 BILLY FRANKLIN GREER DALLAS. TEXAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sportsman Club, Midships. SEA YEAR S S John Tyler—Waterman Steamship Corp. S S Doctor Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Solon Turman—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Texaco Montana—Texaco, Inc. Germany, Holland, Scotland, England, Italy, Greece, Yugoslavia, Turkey, Israel, Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Korea. INTERNSHIP Todd Shipyards Houston, Texas . RICHARD LEE GULLEY FAIRFIELD. OHIO 4 'i CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team, Midshipman Council. SEA YEAR S S Sheldon Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Genevieve Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Thomas Jefferson—Waterman Steamship Corp. S S Green Valley—Central Gulf Steamship Corp. S S Oregon Mail—American Mail Line South Vietnam, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan. Singapore, Korea, Malaysia, Turkey, Spain, Panama, Colombia, ECUADOR. Peru, Chile. INTERNSHIP Ohio River Company Cincinnati, Ohio 531 PHILIP DENNIS HARNDEN BELLEVUE. NEBRASKA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Midshipman Council, Newman Club, Class President, Drill Team, Ski Club, Volleyball Club, Great Neck Big Brother Program, American Nuclear Society, In- tramurals, Michelson Society. SEA YEAR S S Leslie Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Exxon Gettysburg—Exxon Company USA S S African Comet—Farrell Lines Inc. Nicaragua, Panama, Korea, Japan, Ivory Coast, Angola, South Africa, Mozambique INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Portland. Maine 532 I MICHAEL JOHN HOLCOMB BREA. CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team, Glee Club. SEA YEAR S S President Madison—American President Lines S S Michigan—States Steamship Co. S S Santa Mariana—Prudential Lines S S Japan Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Thomas E. Cuffe—Pacific Far East Line S S Golden Bear—Pacific Far East Line Japan, Korea. Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philip- pines,Australia, New Zealand. New Guinea. Mexico, Panama, American Samoa, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru. INTERNSHIP Consolidated Marine Corporation San Pedro. California 533 WILLIAM CARROLL HOLSTON TIMONIUM. MARYLAND SEA YEAR S S Austral Endurance—Farrell Lines, Inc. S S Export Ambassador—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Mormacscan—Moore-McCormack Lines Panama, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Azores, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Italy, Greece, Turkey, South Africa, Mozambique, Ascension Islands. INTERNSHIP Avon Steamship Co. Lake Success, New York I JEREMIAH PATRICK HOSTOMSKY SUFFERN. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, Varsity Wrestling Team, Varsity Club, Honor Guard, Machinist Club, Flying Club, Automotive Interest Club, Folk Mass Guitar Group, Newman Club, Weightlifting Club, Color Guard, Regimental Information Service, Trident Club, Honor Star, Sea Year Honor Ribbon. SEA YEAR S S President Polk—American President Lines S S Mariposa—Pacific Far East Line S S Santa Maria—Prudential Lines S S Lash Italia—Prudential Lines S S Santa Barbara—Prudential Lines S S Santa Anna—Prudential Lines Canada, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, China. Philippines, Guam, Okinawa, Spain, Italy. Greece. Turkey, Romania, Dominican Republic. Aruba, Curacao, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador. Panama. INTERNSHIP Prudential Lines New York, New York 535 A___ JAMES EDWARD JONES DARLINGTON. PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Honor Board - Chairman, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Santa Isabel—Prudential Lines S S Export Leader—American Export Lines, Inc. S S President Grant—American President Lines S S Mormacaltair—Moore-McCormack Lines Japan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Taiwan, Greece, Spain, Italy. Brazil, Panama, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 536 LLOYD RUSSELL JONES WARDEN. WASHINGTON CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Midships. SEA YEAR S S California—States Steamship Co. S S Washington Mail—American Mail Line S S President Van Buren—American President Lines S S Prudential Seajet—Prudential Lines M V Sea Racer—Puget Sound Tug and Barge Co. Japan. Korea, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Okinawa, Mexico, Canada, El Salvador. Honduras, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile. INTERNSHIP Boeing Aerospace Company Seattle. Washington I I 537 JERRY LEE KASTNER TOPEKA. KANSAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Rifle Team - Co-Captain, Varsity Track Team, Varsity Club, Sportsman Club, Scuba Diving Club. SEA YEAR S S Brinton Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Gulf Shipper—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Doctor Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, New Guinea, Japan, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Germany, Holland, England, France. INTERNSHIP Seatrain Lines, Inc. New York, New York Sea-Land Service, Inc. Port Elizabeth, N.J. BRUCE JENNESS KELLER CUMBERLAND CENTER. MAINE CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team. Ski Club, Midshipman Photography Association. SEA YEAR S S President Fillmore—American President Lines S S Santa Maria—Prudential Lines S S Philippine Mail—American Mail Line S S Wyoming—States Steamship Co. M V Sea Wolf—Crowley Maritime Corp. Korea. Japan, Taiwan. Hong Kong. Philippines, Mexico. Panama, Colombia, Venezuela. Brazil. Argentina, Chile, Peru. Canada. INTERNSHIP Crowley Maritime Corp. Seattle. Washington 539 MARK LAWRENCE KELLNER KINNELON. NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, Varsity Club, Sportsman Club, Regimental Billiard Champ, Ping Pong Doubles Champ. SEA YEAR S S African Dawn—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Santa Clara—Prudential Lines S S Defiance—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Elizabeth Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Texaco Rhode Island—Texaco Inc. Angola, South Africa, Mozambique, South West Africa, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Netherlands Antilles, Spain, Tunisia, Turkey, Egypt, Soviet Union. INTERNSHIP Lee Engineering Inc. New Orleans, Louisiana JEROME LEE KLUG OMAHA. NEBRASKA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Automotive Interest Club, Bicycle Club, Z-team, Machinist Club. SEA YEAR S S Korean Mail—American Mail Line S S M. M. Dant—States Steamship Co. S S Gulf Banker—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. Korea, Hong Kong, South Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Singapore, Okinawa, British Colombia, Thailand, Japan, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru. INTERNSHIP Ingalls Shipbuilding Corporation Pascagoula, Mississippi 541 MARC ALAN KODIS LOS ALAMITOS, CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Swimming Team, Varsity CrewTeam, Van Club, Midshipman Council, Automotive Interest Club. SEA YEAR S S Hawaii—States Steamship Co. S S Michigan—States Steamship Co. S S Santa Magdalena—Prudential Lines S S Golden Bear—Pacific Far East Line Brazil, Peru, New Zealand, Netherlands Antilles, Venezuela, New Guinea, Hong Kong, Colombia, Korea, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Japan, Australia. INTERNSHIP Consolidated Marine San Pedro, California DALE PAUL KRAMER CLOISTER. NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club, Ring Dance Committee. June Weekend Committee, Christmas Dance Committee. SEA YEAR S S Export Adventurer—American Export Lines. Inc. S S Export Challenger—American Export Lines. Inc. S S Santa Barbara—Prudential Lines Venezuela, Colombia, Jamaica. Santo Domingo, Curacao. Aruba. Panama, Hong Kong. Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ceylon, South Africa. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York 543 FRED MILTON KRATT SMYRNA, TENNESSEE CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Track Team, Varsity Cross Country Team, Drill Team, Glee Club. SEA YEAR S S Green Forest—Central Gulf Steamship Corp. S S Thompson Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Delta Mar—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. Philippines, Thailand, Japan, Taiwan, Panama, Algeria, Tunisia, Italy, Jamaica, Venezuela. Brazil, Argentina. INTERNSHIP St. Louis Ship and Federal Barge Lines St. Louis, Missouri 544 i y EDDY WILLIAM LAI BRONX. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team. Varsity Basketball Team, Varsity Club. Class Vice-President, Automotive Interest Club, Regimental Information Service. Newman Club. SEA YEAR S S Mormaccape—Moore-McCormack Lines CA Lightning—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Defiance—American Export Lines. Inc. S S Nancy Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. South Africa, Mozambique, Malagasy Republic. Holland, England, France. Germany, Taiwan, Philip- pines. South Vietnam, Hong Kong. Japan. 545 % INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York CURT ARTHUR LANDGREBE ELMONT. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Soccer Team SEA YEAR S S Red Jacket—Mediterranean Marine Lines S S African Comet—Farrell Lines, Inc. USNS Sealift Pacific—Marine Transportation Lines M V Mobil Lube, Mobil Power, Mobil Chicago, Mobile Tug 2—Mobil Oil Corporation Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Angola, Southwest Africa, South Africa, Mozambique. INTERNSHIP Mobil Oil Corporation United States Coast Guard New York, New York r I WILLIAM EDWARD LEIGH GLOUCESTER, VIRGINIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Gymnastics Team, Varsity Club, Z-E.D. Team, Ski Club, Who's Who in College Athletes, Century Club, Pear Man Adjutant, Beer Drinking, Living, Survival. SEA YEAR S S Ultrasea—Aries Steam Shipping Co. S S Defiance—Mediterranean Marine Lines S S Austral Envoy—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Export Challenger—American Export Lines, Inc. Germany, Austria, Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel, Australia, New Zealand, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Panama, Canada. INTERNSHIP Aries Steam Shipping Company Lake Success, New York 547 ALFONSE LIPSKI CHICAGO, ILLINOIS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Martial Arts Club, Ring Committee, Intramurals, Honor Guard, Reserve Officers Association, Midshipman Photography Association, S.N.A.M.E. SEA YEAR S S James Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Green Port—Central Gulf Steamship Corp. S S President Madison—American President Lines S S Delta Paraguay—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Delta Mar—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. Panama, Japan, Korea, Germany, Belgium, South Africa,Thailand, Taiwan, Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala, Dominican Republic, Trinidad, Tobago, Brazil, Costa Rica, Jamaica, Venezuela, Argentina. INTERNSHIP Avondale Shipyards Inc. New Orleans, Louisiana 548 GEORGE TURNER MACDONALD SILVER SPRING. MARYLAND CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Tennis Team. Varsity Club. Automotive Interest Club, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S President Grant—American President Lines S S Santa Elena—Prudential Lines S S Mormacbay—Moore—McCormack Lines USNS Sealift Atlantic—Marine Transport Lines, Inc. Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam, Singapore. Philippines, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil. Curacao. Aruba. Jamaica. Panama. INTERNSHIP Maritime Administration Washington, D C. 549 JOSEPH PATRICK MADDEN BROOKFIELD, CONNECTICUT CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby, Drill Team, Proprietor of Burgundy Lounge. SEA YEAR S S Export Banner—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Santa Isabel—Prudential Lines S S American Astronaut—United States Lines, Inc. S S Atlantic Prestige—Atlantic Richfield Company Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Guam, Panama, Venezuela, Curacao, Aruba, Philippines. INTERNSHIP Aries Steam Shipping Company Lake Success, New York 550 STEPHEN ALBERT MAGUIRE PALATINE, ILLINOIS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club—Vice President, Martial Arts Club, Class Vice President. SEA YEAR S S Almeria Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Delta Paraguay—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S President Harrison—American President Lines S S President Monroe—American President Lines S S Golden Bear—Pacific Far East Line France, England, Holland, Germany, Scotland, Dahomey, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Korea, Japan. Taiwan, Hong Kong, American Samoa. New Zealand, Australia. New Guinea, Canada. INTERNSHIP Farrell Lines Inc. New York, New York i - 551 MICHAEL JAMES MALONE SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team, Varsity Club, Varsity Bowling Team, Rugby Club, Newman Club, Trident Club, Midships, Intramurals, Weight Lifting Club, Automotive Interest Club, Working Man's Club. SEA YEAR S S Gulf Trader—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Doctor Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Mason Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Howell Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Del Sol—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. Colombia, Panama, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Japan, Korea, Indonesia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Spain, England, Ger- many, Holland, Taiwan. MICHAEL JOHN MARCHESELLI OAKLAND. NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team. Varsity Track Team, Varsity Club. SNA.ME. SEA YEAR S S Austral Patriot—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Majorie Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S African Comet—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Mormacglen—Moore-McCormack Lines Zaire. Angola. Ascension Island. Morocco, Spain. Algeria, Italy. Egypt. ■ INTERNSHIP Sea-Land Service, Inc. Port Elizabeth, New Jersey PAUL JULIO MARTINO JERICHO. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Indoor Track Team, Chess Club, Trident Club, Honor Board. Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Defiance—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Mormacdrago—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Austral Envoy—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Santa Anna—Prudential Lines S S Socony Vacuum—Mobil Oil Corp. Spain, Greece, Israel, Italy, Brazil, Panama, Argentina, New Zealand, Australia, Venezuela. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York JAMES PATRICK MCGOWAN BALDWIN. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Soccer Team, Regimental Broadcasting Unit. SEA YEAR S S Santa Barbara—Prudential Lines S S Export Adventurer—American Export Lines. Inc. S S American Legion—United States Lines, Inc. S S Mormacvega—Moore-McCormack Lines Panama, Ecuador, Colombia. Peru. Chile, Brazil, Argen- tina, Uruguay, Portugal, Morocco, Tunisia, Yugoslavia. Greece, Lebanon, Turkey, Cyprus. Hong Kong, Japan. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York I 555 MICHAEL PATRICK MCGRATH LATROBE, PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team, Trident Club, Machinist Automotive Interest Club. SEA YEAR C V Staghound—American Export Lines, Inc. S S African Sun—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Santa Isabel—Prudential Lines I - -r- Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Angola, Venezuela. 556 DONALD DANIEL MICHAELS. JR. SYRACUSE. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Honor Guard. SEA YEAR S S President Fillmore—American President Lines S S Idaho—States Steamship Co. S S Delta Mar—Delta Steamship Lines. Inc. Japan, Korea, Philippines, Hong Kong. Taiwan. Jamaica, Venezuela, Brazil. Argentina. CHRISTIAN JOHN MILLER REDWOOD CITY. CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Baseball Team, Varsity Club, Intramurals, Root Hawg International, H.C. Revivalist. SEA YEAR S S President Taft—American President Lines S S President Harrison—American President Lines S S China Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Washington—States Steamship Co. Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Philippines, South Vietnam, Thailand, Australia, Samoa, Tahiti, New Zealand, Canada. INTERNSHIP Pacific Far East Line San Francisco, California EDWARD KENNETH MOE LAGRANGE. ILLINOIS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team, Intramurals. Christian Council, Protestant Choir. SNAME. SEA YEAR S S Gulf Farmer—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Zoella Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. Steamer Delta Queen—Delta Queen Steamboat Co 1 Spain, Italy, Algeria. Panama, Japan, Korea. South Viet- nam, Borneo, Philippines, Peru, Chile. Colombia. Ecuador. INTERNSHIP Delta Queen Steamboat Company New Orleans, Louisiana 559 GARY CARL NEIFERT ATLANTIC CITY. NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, Canoe Club, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Export Challenger—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Lash Italia—Prudential Lines S S Mormacglen—Moore-McCormack Lines Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Spain, Tunisia, Italy, Panama. INTERNSHIP Pittston Marine Transport Corporation New York, New York CARL GERHART NIELSEN BALDWINSVILLE. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Tennis Team, Rugby Club. Machinist Club, Var- sity Club. Newman Club, Star Spangled Banner Brigade, Sportsman Club. Automotive Interest Club. In- tramurals, SNAME, Bicycle Club. SEA YEAR S S Hawaii—States Steamship Company S S China Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Japan Mail—American Mail Line Canada. Philippines. Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Viet- nam. Thailand. Australia. New Zealand, Japan. INTERNSHIP Aries Marine. Inc. New Hyde Park, New York 561 CHARLES EDWARD NOWAKOWSKI MILWAUKEE. WISCONSIN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Automotive Interest Club, Machinist Club. SNAME. Sportsman Club. R.L.C. SEA YEAR S S Ashley Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Shirley Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Delta Norte—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. M V Strong Tide—Tidex, Inc. Japan, Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Jamaica, Peru, Chile, Brazil, Argen- tina, Venezuela. INTERNSHIP Aqua-Chem, Inc. Milwaukee, Wisconsin CHARLES ANTHONY NUNEZ GLENSIDE. PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Broadcast Unit. Bicycle Club. Automotive Interest Club. SEA YEAR S S Mormacrigel—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Mormacaltair—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Mormaclynx—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Wyoming—States Steamship Co. S S M.M. Dant—States Steamship Co. S S Transoneida—Seatrain Lines. Inc. S S Defiance—American Export Lines, Inc. M V Mil Tide—Tidex, Inc. M V Ocean Tide II—Tidex. Inc. Japan, Korea. Taiwan, Hong Kong. Vietnam. Thailand, Philippines, Okinawa, Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay, Spain. France. Italy. Turkey, Greece. INTERNSHIP Moore-McCormack Lines Buenos Aires, Argentina 563 ROBERT NYERS SUITLAND. MARYLAND CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Soccer Team, Varsity Track Team, Intramurals, Varsity Club, Newman Club, Land Hall Committee, Bowling Club, Automotive Interest Club, Honor Guard. Jerry Lewis Telethon, Star Spangled Banner Brigade, Midshipman Photography Association, Midships- Sports Editor, Working Man's Club. SEA YEAR S S Mormacpride—Moore-McCormack Lines S S American Lancer—United States Lines, Inc. S S Atlantic Enterprise—Atlantic Richfield Co. S S Export Democracy—American Export Lines, Inc. South Africa, Mozambique, Panama, Guam, Hong Kong, Japan, Algeria, Morocco, Portugal, Tunisia, Yugoslavia, Lebanon, Turkey, Italy. INTERNSHIP Naval Research Lab Washington, D C. 564 STEPHEN HOWARD O'BRIEN WHITE BEAR LAKE. MINNESOTA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Swimming Team, Varsity Gymnastics Team, Rugby Club. SEA YEAR S S Michigan—States Steamship Co. S S Santa Mercedes—Prudential Lines S S Stella Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Exxon Washington—Exxon Co., USA Japan. Korea. Philippines, Hong Kong, Canada. Mexico. Panama. Colombia. Venezuela. Curacao. Brazil. Argen- tina, Chile, Peru. Ecuador. INTERNSHIP Northern States Power Company Praire Island Nuclear Plant Red Wing. Minnesota 565 CHRISTOPHER STEPHEN O'SULLIVAN. JR. RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY m CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team, Drill Team, Command Board, Midships, Cultural Orientation. SEA YEAR S S President Arthur—American President Lines S S Santa Clara—Prudential Lines S S Atlantic Prestige—Atlantic Richfield Co. S S Austral Ensign—Farrell Lines Inc. Panama, Japan, Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Ceylon, India, Pakistan, Venezuela, Netherlands Antilles, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Antigua. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York, New York : I ■ ROBERT MCMULLAN PENNEY CENTER MORICHES. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Transoregon—Seatrain Lines. Inc. S S Santa Lucia—Prudential Lines S S Dolly Turman—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico. Jamaica, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Indonesia, Thailand, Philip- pines, Singapore, Korea. Japan. INTERNSHIP Sperry Marine Systems Sperry Systems Management Great Neck, New York 567 MICHAEL ANDREW PFEIFFER NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Pistol Team, Martial Arts Club, Glee Club, War Games Club. SEA YEAR S S Delta Uruguay—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S John Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. M V Tamara Guilden—Transport Commercial Corp. Japan, Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Israel, Argen- tina, Brazil, Panama, Uruguay, Singapore, New Guinea, Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Curacao, Colombia. INTERNSHIP Lykes Bros. Steamship Company, Inc. New Orleans, Louisiana JAMES MICHAEL PILLIOD WATERFORD. CONNECTICUT CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Machinist Club—President. Honor Board. Bicycle Club. Automotive Interest Club. SEA YEAR S S Mason Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. S S Exxon Lexington—Exxon Co. USA S S Export Defender—American Export Lines, Inc. C V Lightning—American Export Lines. Inc. Korea, Japan, Taiwan. Philippines. France. Germany, England. Holland, Bulgaria, Turkey. Italy, Yugoslavia, Morocco. Lebanon. INTERNSHIP General Dynamics Groton. Connecticut 569 HARRY ALFRED POOLE. JR. LIVONIA, MICHIGAN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team, Drill Team, June Weekend Com- mittee. SEA YEAR S S Louise Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Genevieve Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Gulf Knight—Gulf Oil Trading Company S S Mobil Fuel—Mobil Oil Corp. Italy, Morocco, Tunisia, Lebanon, Colombia, Peru. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Detroit, Michigan } RALPH WAYNE PRICE HUNTINGTON. WEST VIRGINIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Swimming Team. Varsity Club, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Monterey—Pacific Far East Line S S Guam Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Lurline—Matson Navigation Co. S S Hawaiian Enterprise—Matson Navigation Co. S S Idaho—States Steamship Co. Australia. New Zealand, Japan. Korea. Taiwan. Hong Kong, Mexico. Jamaica. Virgin Islands. England. Scotland, Holland. Belgium, Puerto Rico, Finland. Norway, Switzerland. Germany. Russia. Azores. Den- mark. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Huntington. West Virginia 571 MARK JOHN PUHER ADELPHI. MARYLAND CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team, Varsity Club, Bicycle Club, Automotive Interest Club, Machinist Club, Midshipman Photography Association. SEA YEAR S S Export Challenger—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Mormacrigel—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Mormaclynx—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Sheldon Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Exxon Baltimore—Exxon Co., USA Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Panama. South Vietnam, South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Southwest Africa, Uruguay. I 572 CURTIS CONRAD QUAINTANCE. JR. PHOENIXVILLE. PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team, Rugby Club. Ring Committee Chairman, Ring Dance Committee, Glee Club, Star Spangled Banner Brigade. SEA YEAR S S Mormaccape—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Austral Endurance—Farrell Lines Inc. S S Korean Mail—American Mail Line South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya, Mozambique, Panama, Australia. New Zealand. Okinawa, Philippines, Thailand, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, U S S R., Singapore, Canada. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 573 DANIEL SMITH RAGSDALE PHOENIX. ARIZONA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Outdoor Track Team, Varsity Indoor Track Team, Intramurals, Automotive Interest Club, Cultural Society, SNAME, MVP-Outdoor Track, International Greaser Association. SEA YEAR S S Michigan—States Steamship Co. S S Golden Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S President McKinley—American President Lines S S Santa Maria—Prudential Lines S S Hawaiian Enterprise—Matson Navigation Co. S S Philippine Bear—Pacific Far East Lines Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Curaco, Hong Kong, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Okinawa, Panama, Peru, Philippines, Puerto Rico, Taiwan, Samoa, Korea, Tasmania, Venezuela. INTERNSHIP American President Lines San Francisco, California I 574 ) JOHN HOWARD RIDDLE, JR. ALTURAS. CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Glee Club, Intramurals, Trident Club. SEA YEAR S S Santa Mercedes—Prudential Lines S S Oregon—States Steamship Co. S S President Pierce—American President Lines S S Australia Bear—Pacific Far East Line Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argen- tina, Chile, Peru. Canada, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Thailand, Taiwan, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Japan, Samoa, New Zealand, Australia, Tasmania. New Guinea. INTERNSHIP States Steamship Co. San Francisco, California 4 '-tW � . 575 SCOTT RUBENSTEIN PLAINVIEW, NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Honor Guard, Midshipman Council, Bicycle Club, In- tramurals, Fencing Club, Mascot, Star Spangled Banner Brigade. SEA YEAR S S Mormaccove—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Export Challenger—American Export Lines, Inc. S S American Apollo—United States Lines, Inc. S S Santa Clara—Prudential Lines S S African Mercury—Farrell Lines Inc. Dominican Republic, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Guam. INTERNSHIP Gibbs Cox, Inc. New York, New York GARY LYNN SAUNDERS RICHFIELD. MINNESOTA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Machinist Club. Midshipman Photography Association. Trident Club. Drill Team. Star Spangled Banner Brigade, Midships, U.S.C.G.A. Exchange, Intramurals, Ring Dance Committee. SEA YEAR S S Mallory Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Oregon Mail—American Mail Line S S Texaco Montana—Texaco. Inc. S S Sharon—American Steamship Co. Algeria, Greece, Turkey. Italy. Spain, Panama, In- donesia, Philippines, Taiwan, Japan. Canada. INTERNSHIP United Barge Minneapolis, Minnesota I 577 THOMAS MARTIN SCHRAMKE STERLING HEIGHTS. MICHIGAN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sportsman Club - President, Hear This. Intramurals. Free Gangway. SEA YEAR S S President Tyler—American President Lines S S African Dawn—Farrel Lines Inc. S S Sparrow's Point—Bethlehem Steel S S Margaret Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Ashland—Columbia Steamship Co. Panama, Okinawa, Taiwan, South Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Liberia. Ivory Coast, Ghana, Dahomey, Nigeria. Cameroon, Zaire, Canada, Morocco, Egypt, Turkey, Romania, Italy. INTERNSHIP U S. Army Corps of Engineers — Detroit District Detroit, Michigan T J SCHRAMM SUNLAND, CALIFORNIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team - Commodore, Ski Club, Automotive Interest Club, Regimental Band. SEA YEAR S S President McKinley—American President Lines S S President Filmore—American President Lines S S President Polk—American President Lines S S Wyoming—States Steamship Co. S S Matsonia—Matson Navigation Co. Japan. Korea, Taiwan, Philippines. China, Vietnam, Malaysia, Okinawa. INTERNSHIP Consolidated Marine Terminal San Pedro, California JOHN WILLIAM SHARBAUGH CARROLLTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Intramurals, Newman Club, Bicycle Club. Tutoring Program. SEA YEAR S S Santa Magdalena—Prudential Lines S S Mormaclynx—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Export Aide—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Lash Pacifico—Prudential Lines S S Coronado—Keystone Shipping Co. Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece, Cyprus, Turkey, Lebanon, Romania, Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, England, Venezuela, Trinidad, Curacao. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Baltimore, Maryland DANIEL SLOBODZIAN LAKE HOPATCONG. NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Cross Country Team. Varsity Track Team. Unlimited Class Wrestler. Concert Pianist, Brain Surgeon. SEA YEAR S S Export Aide—American Export Lines, Inc. S S Mobil Fuel—Mobil Oil Co. M V Mobil Tug 2 — Mobil Oil Co. S S Mobil Chicago—Mobil Oil Co. India, Ceylon. INTERNSHIP Sun Transport. Inc. Claymont, Delaware 581 BERT LARAWAY SMITH. Ill LAFAYETTE, CALIFORNIA I CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team, Honor Guard, Machinist Club, Bicy- cle Club. Volleyball Club. SEA YEAR S S China Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S Monterey—Pacific Far East Line S S Montana—States Steamship Co. S S President Van Buren—American President Lines S S Hawaii—States Steamship Co. S S Hawaiian Progress—Matson Navigation Co. Tahiti, Australia, New Zealand, Samoa, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Vietnam, Philippines, Thailand, Okinawa. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard San Francisco. California 582 ALFRED GEORGE ST. JOHN HILLSDALE. NEW JERSEY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, Honor Board. Rugby Club. SEA YEAR S S Gulf Farmer—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Colorado—States Steamship Co. S S President Monroe—American President Lines S S President Pierce—American President Lines Japan, Korea, Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Africa, Tanzania, Mozambique, Kenya, Dominican Republic, Panama. £ 583 DENNIS CHARLES STRAHL PRAIRIE VILLAGE. KANSAS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Team, Varsity Basketball Team. Varsity Baseball Team. SEA YEAR S S Frederick Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Gulf Banker—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. S S Delta Mar—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Texaco Connecticut—Texaco, Inc. Philippines, South Vietnam. Thailand, Cambodia. Malaysia, Panama. Colombia, Peru, Chile, Ecuador, Venezuela, Brazil, Paraguay. Argentina. INTERNSHIP Holiday Sand and Gravel Company Overland Park, Kansas � ROBERT WATTS LEVITTOWN. NEW YORK CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Automotive Interest Club - President. June Weekend Committee. Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S President Lincoln—American President Lines S S Mormacdraco—Moore-McCormack Lines S S Valley Forge—Keystone Shipping Co. S S Lash Atlantico—Prudential Lines Panama. Japan, Hong Kong. Thailand. Taiwan, South Korea, Okinawa, Singapore. Brazil, Italy. France, Spain, Portugal. Morocco. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard New York. New York 585 LOUIS EDWARD WELCH, III WOOD RIVER, NEBRASKA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Cross Country Team, Regimental Band, Glee Club, Intramurals, Midships-Circulation Manager. SEA YEAR S S Allison Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Delta Paraguay—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. S S Exxon Jamestown—Exxon Co. USA Drilling Rig Rowan Houston—Rowan Drilling Co. Drilling Rig Bluewater II—Santa Fe Drilling Co. South Africa, Mozambique, Venezuela, Mexico. INTERNSHIP Sioux City-New Orleans Terminal Corporation Omaha, Nebraska jA'.' .•' WILLIAM GEORGE WHEELER BRADENTON. FLORIDA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team, Honor Guard - Commander. SEA YEAR S S John Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. S S Brinton Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Thomas Jefferson—Waterman Steamship Corp. S S Delta Norte—Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. Yugoslavia, Greece, Turkey. Lebanon. Tunisia. Spain, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Panama, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Vietnam, Japan, South Korea. INTERNSHIP Durbeck Inc. Bradenton, Florida ROY PHILIP ZIMMERMAN SCOTTSDALE. ARIZONA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Honor Guard. Automotive Interest Club, Intramurals. SEA YEAR S S Japan Bear—Pacific Far East Line S S H.D. Collier—Standard Oil Co. S S Santa Magdalena—Prudential Lines S S President Monroe—American President Lines S S Santa Mariana—Prudential Lines S S President Jefferson—American President Lines Japan. Korea. Hong Kong, Taiwan, Mexico, Panama. Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Chile, Ecuador, Dominican Republic. INTERNSHIP Brookhaven National Laboratories Brookhaven, New York 588 DAVID PAUL ZUKOWSKI ST. CLAIR SHORES. MICHIGAN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Honor Guard, Drill Team - Commander. SEA YEAR S S Gulf Banker—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Letitia Lykes—Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. S S Lash Italia—Prudential Lines S S Austral Pilgrim—Farrell Lines Inc. Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Indonesia, Japan, Thailand, Italy, Turkey, Greece, France, South Africa, Angola. INTERNSHIP United States Coast Guard Detroit, Michigan kk 589 131800 j V AND M0T0R :TCSSELS ------- gfl ANY HORSEPOWER ■ ywsmu m' s ?,y Noixvnavyo 593 Captain Joseph E. Ryan, CHC, USN Atlantic Fleet Chaplain THE MARINERS CHAPEL Sunday, June 20, 1976 ng 597 599 603 605 407 i . ‘ ■; ■ t v -.■ ■ • ': v- ■ -• Mi w ■ . -. AD A AEROFIN CORP. A-16 ALDEN ELECTRONIC AND IMPULSE RECORDING CO.. INC. A-19 AMERICAN EXPORT LINES A-3 1 AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES A-23 AMERICAN TRADING AND TRANSPORT CO. A-4 AMOCO SHIPPING CO. A-8 ANDALE CO. A-4 ANGLO NORDIC SHIPPING, LTD. A-1 1 ARGO MARINE DIVISION A-20 ART CAP CO. A-1 1 ATLANTIC CORDAGE AND SUPPLY CO. A-1 7 AVON STEAMSHIP CO., INC. A-2 B BAYBERRY GREAT NECK HOTEL A-22 BAY-HOUSTON TOWING CO. A-2 1 BENDONE MANUFACTURING CORP. A-2 BUNGE CORP. A-1 C CANAVERAL PORT AUTHORITY A-34 CENTRAL GULF LINES A-33 CHARVOZ-CARSEN CORP. A-16 CHEVRON SHIPPING CO. A-30 COFFIN TURBO PUMP (FMC) A-2 CROSSOCEAN SHIPPING CO.. INC. A-22 D DECCA MARINE (ITT) A-29 DEVOE AND REYNOLDS CO . INC. A-19 DREW CHEMICAL CORP. A-10 E ELECTRO-MOTIVE DIVISION (GM) A-25 EXXON CO.. USA A-1 3 F FARRELL LINES A-2 1 G GALBRAITH-PILOT MARINE CORP. A-4 GRAHAM MANUFACTURING CO., INC. A-36 H HOSE McCANN TELEPHONE CO., INC. A-7 I INTERSTATE OCEAN TRANSPORT CORP. A-34 INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL OPERATING CO. INC. A-5 INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF MASTERS. MATES, AND PILOTS A-1 8 J JEFFBOAT, INC. A-1 J.J. HENRY CO., INC. A-8 K KINGS POINT MACHINERY A-19 INDEX KINGS POINT MARITIME ASSOC. A-12 L LONG ISLAND TRUST CO. A-33 LORSTAN-THOMAS STUDIOS A-37 L.Q.M. A-20 M MARITIME OVERSEAS CORP. A-34 MARYLAND SHIPBUILDING AND DRYDOCK CO. A-25 MORAN TOWING AND TRANSPORT CO., INC. A-16 MOBIL OIL A-14 N NAUTECH MARITIME CORP. A-24 NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING AND DRYDOCK CO. A-8 O OGDEN MARINE, INC. A-8 P PACIFIC FAR EAST LINE A-1 7 PAULSEN WIRE ROPE CORP. A-33 PEROLIN CO.. INC. A-5 PORT AUTHORITY OF NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY A-2 8 PROPELLER CLUB OF THE UNITED STATES A-20 S SEA-LAND SERVICE. INC. A-27 SEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS A-24 SEATRAIN LINES A-3 SEDCO A-35 SHELL OIL CO. A-32 SPERRY SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT A-1 5 STATES STEAMSHIP CO. A-22 STAUFF CORP. A-35 SUN TRANSPORT INC. A-22 T TRINIDAD CORP. A-25 U UNDERWATER TECHNICS. INC. A-34 UNION DRYDOCK AND REPAIR CO. A-33 UNITED MARITIME CORP. A-1 1 USAA A-2 6 U.S.M.M.A. ALUMNI ASSOC. A-9 UNITED STATES LINES A-6 UNIVERSAL MARITIME SERVICE CORP. A-5 V VANGUARD MILITARY EQUIPMENT CO. A-1 VICTORY CARRIERS. INC. A-25 VITA MOTIVATOR CO. A-4 W WAY-WOLFF ASSOCIATES. INC. A-17 America’s Largest Inland Shipbuilder A Division of Texas Gas Transmission Corporation Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130 Compliments of Vanguard Military Equipment Corp. Manufacturers of UNIFORM ACCESSORIES 460 Park Avenue South New York, New York 10016 GRAIN MERCHANDISERS BUNGE CORPORATION ONE CHASE MANHATTAN PLAZA NEW YORK, N. Y. 10005 110 Offices Throughout the World Each day of the year Bunge loads for ex- port more than two full ocean cargoes (30,000 tons). Compliments of Bendone Manufacturing Corp. And Marvell Manufacturing Corp. The manufacturers of uniforms which don't just look better — THEY ARE BETTER Showrooms and offices at: I 10 Fifth Avenue New York, N.Y. 1001 I Telephone: 675-2600 Avon Steamship Company, Inc. 410 Lakeville Road Room 201 Lake Success, New York 11040 CAPTAIN LEO V. BERGER PETER CONSTAS Coffin Turbo Pumps... for Marine Boiler Feed Services Arnold A. Bocksel, General Sales Manager FMC Corporation Pump Division 326 South Dean Street Englewood New Jersey 07631 •FMC Fluid Control Equipment A—3 Seatrain Seatrain Lines, Inc., 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza Hudson Waterways • Shipbuilding • Container Division Join the people at Seatrain People who care about America's maritime future Shipping Shipbuilding Container Tanker Operations All reflect Seatrain's commitment to the future. COMPANY Specialists in the Design and Manufacture of STRAINERS • HEAT EXCHANGERS • TRANSFER VALVES VALVE-ACTUATORS 135 E HANCOCK STREET TELEPHONE: LANSDALE. PENNA. 19446 CODE 215-368-1611 GALBRAITH-PILOT MARINE CORPORATION 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 sea going equipment. Marine Electric RPD Inc. 166 National Road Edison, N.J. 08817 Telex: 833351 Tel. (201) 287-2810 TWX 710—998-0560 AMERICAN TRADING TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, INC. 555 Fifth Avenue New York, New York 10017 Tel. (212) 682-7722 DECK EDUCTORS BILGEMATE EDUCTORS PORTABLE EDUCTORS Call (212) 675-2265 VITA MOTIVATOR CO. 200 west 20th st., new york, n.y. 10011 A—4 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.) INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL OPERATING CO., INC. Subsidiary of the Ogden Corporation 17 Battery Place, New York, N.Y. 10004 (212) 269-2200 • Cable: TWX 710-581-3978 Offering Full Containerships Facilities in the Port of New York We Invite Your Inquiries a business based on performance . . . One of the nation's largest and most experienced marine-cargo handlers serving the ports of Greater New York Harbor, Boston, Philadelphia, Newport News, Norfolk, Baltimore, Portland, and Searsport, Me. A—5 m 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 Offices and agents throughout the world One Broadway. New York. N Y. 10004 Te' 344-5800 We go further to serve you better. A—6 Pioneers and originators of marine sound powered tele- Every Hose McCann product is precision engineered and phones over thirty-five years ago. Hose McCann is re- manufactured to provide many years of dependable, garded today as the finest name in I.C equipment. trouble free operation. The name Hose-McCann as always. cHenng a wide variety of marine products, some of stands for reliability, integrity and the highest standard which are listed and illustrated below. 0f quality. ZF rr WATCH CALL SYSTEMS AND ASSOCIATED ROOM UNITS GENERAL ANNOUNCING AND DOCKING LOUDSPEAKER SYSTEMS STEERING STANDS SOUNO POWERED TELEPHONE SYSTEMS EIRE AND GENERAL ALARM PANELS MARINE AUTOMATIC DIAL SWITCHBOARDS TELEPHONE INSTRUMENTS RUDDER ANGLE INDICATOR SYSTEMS OTHER HOSE McCJTNN PRODUCTS • Navy and Commerce Sound Powered Telephone Systems and Accessories • Navi- gation Light Panels • Engineer's Signal and Alarm Panels • Annunciator and Control Panels • Power Failure Alarm Pane-s • Beils and Contact Makers • Automation Equipment • Dumbwaiter Communication Systems For further information and specifications on any of the above products, write to ■ J i Hl' U A—7 -J J HEPIRV co me- _____ '• navai qrchitects • nrmRiriE e n g i n e e r s • moRins surveyors • Offices in: Moorestown, N.J.—609—234-3880 Cohasset, Mass.—617—383-9200 Hyattsville, Md.—301—779-4088 Portsmouth, Va.—804—399-4097 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 Newport News Shipbuilding A Tenneco Company Newport News. Virginia 23607 AMOCO SHIPPING COMPANY 200 East Randolph Drive Chicago, Illinois 60601 TWO WORLD TRADE CENTER Suite 9528 New York, N.Y. 10048 Si A A—8 UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, INC. Est. 1945 Founded to serve the Academy, the Regiment of Midshipmen and the graduate body . . . and through all— the American Merchant Marine and the Nation. Dedicated to total involvement through meaningful participation by our Executive Officers, National Organizations and Committees. NATIONAL OFFICERS Board of Governors Kings Point Fund Blue Gray Club National Legislative Committee National Chapter Organization National Placement Bureau Alumni-Midshipmen Council Alumni Faculty Committee Public Relations The Kings Point Log The Kings Pointer National Membership Committee Honoring our obligation to build a better Kings Point. Drew Ameroid international keeps you shipshape. A lot can happen when you’re out in the shipping lanes. But you can narrow the odds of it happen ing to you with Drew Ameroid International's systems approach to solving problems. Systems that are designed to keep your ship running smoothly with proven treatments for boiler and cooling water, fuel oil. evapo- rators; and Ameroid’s Equipment and Engi- neered Systems, including Chemical Feed Units, Continuous Water Analyses Stations and Waste Treatment Plants You’ll also have the assurance of top-notch service when you dock at your next port Drew Ameroid International is in over 130 ports throughout the world. And our 24-hour emer- gency service guarantees we ll be on hand when you need us Whether you're dockside or out in the the shipping lanes, you can depend on Drew Ameroid International When we say worldwide service, we mean it. Drew Chemical Corporation 701 Jefferson Road Parsippany. New Jersey 07054 Drew Chemical Corporation H. Bugge, Class of 1943 T. Sichort, Class of 1944 M.J. Warren, Class of 1955 J. Chapman, Class of 1957 J. Kay, Class of 1959 D.J. Ochinero, Class of 1961 J. Wolf, Class of 1969 P. Devivo, Class of 1969 a—io ANGLO NORDIC SHIPPING LIMITED THE IIERIEDRY OF MERIT 1 1 33 Avenue of the Americas The above trademark has earned the right to be considered as such. It signifies a depen- dable STANDARD of QUALITY that has always been distinctive and recognized. We are proud of this, as you men are of your career. New York, N.Y. 10036 AIIT C AIM OMPAW. I ( . 599 BROADWAY NEW YORK, N. Y. 10012 Fair Winds, Following Seas And A Well-Earned Salute To the Graduating Class of 1976 From UNITED MARITIME CORPORATION 250 Park Avenue, Suite 1212 New York, N.Y. 212—986-6155 KINGS POINT MARITIME ASSOCIATION, INC. Kings Point, New York President ADAM M. ERRICO 4 Ava Drive Syosset, N.Y. I I 791 SI6—92 I-6069 President Emeritus HON. HAROLD J. McLAUGHLIN Vice President Emeritus RADM WILLIAM S. MAXWELL First Vice President WALTER KAMINSKI Second Vice President HON. GEORGE H. NICOLS Third Vice President CHARLES CARUSO Recording Secretary MRS. MILDRED D. HILL, CPS Corresponding Secretary MRS. ANNE BARANELLO T reasurer FRANCIS MARTHY Academy Representative CAPT. VICTOR E. TYSON A nation wide organization founded in 1953 as the Association of Parents and Friends of Kings Point to foster the best interests of the Academy and the Regiment of Midshipmen. In 1959 our Association changed its name to—KINGS POINT MARITIME ASSOCIATION, INC., but continued its dedicated purpose—To foster the best interests of the United States Merchant Marine Academy, and the American Merchant Marine. Membership is open to anyone interested in the American merchant marine and its Academy at Kings Point. Membership meeting held annually and Board of Governors meets monthly. Annual dues, five dollars. Mailing address: P.O. Box I I 73, Great Neck, N.Y. I 1023 I The Exxon USA Fleet Salutes You One of Exxon Company's oceangoing tankers, the 75,600-dwt Exxon San Francisco. Exxon Company, U.S.A., Marine Department, P.O. Box 1512, Houston, Texas 77001 i i I A—13 For the Class Of 1976 Congratulations and Best Wishes for Successful Careers AA � v ; I Marine Fuels Marine Coatings m MII Marine Lubricants World Wide Marine Service Compliments of SPERRY SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT SPER Y GREAT NECK, NEW YORK 11020 SPERRY IS A DIVISION OF SPERRY RAND CORPORATION Two Famous Landmarks of New York Harbor To the 1976 Graduating Class Of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy FAIR WINDS AND FOLLOWING SEAS K«« A Transpertniion Co., Inc. AN ALUMNUS Charvoz-Carsen Corporation Complete Line of Templates and Drawing Supplies CHARVOZ Drawing Instruments and Drafting Supplies 5 Daniel Road Fairfield, New Jersey 07006 Top-rated Heat Transfer Coils INDUSTRY LEADER IN HEATING AND COOLING COILS ► Smooth-fin Heat Transfer Surface ► Maximum Capacity in Compact Space AtRQfin CORPORATION • LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA 24 SOS A—1 6 ATLANTIC CORDAGE CORPORATION 60 Grant Ave. Carteret, N.J. 07008 201—541-5300 Edward J. Begley, Class of '43 Sea It our way .f j in 76 PFEL LASH — the complete American flag system with regularly scheduled sailings to Japan Korea Taiwan Hong Kong Philippines. Singapore. Iran. Iraq. Kuwait. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates Pacific Far East Line IS r S nr� jrc«eo N � OC Loifc i'w 0 030 O .— -A________1.■ - - - i - J'-r vl - a0 Their heating systems are WAV WOtW The Helen McAllister and the Pilot No. 1 are both heated by Way-Wolff ship heaters. Way-Wolff Ship Heaters are available in four sizes for steam and hot water operation from 60,000 to 840,000 BTU’s. Way-Wolff Air Conditioning Systems are also available. More than 3,000 vessels through- out the world are equipped with WAY-WOLFF Heating and Cooling Units—many with the approval of government regulatory agencies. For complete information, send us your specifications for boats over 40 feet. 'ssocuites inc. 45-10 VERNON BOULEVARD. LONG ISLAND CITY, N.Y. 11101 212-361-9292 A—1 Congratulations! . . . and welcome aboard International Organization Z. Masters, Mates ZZ Pilots America’s Oldest and Largest Representative of Licensed Deck Officers — Founded in 1880 — Serving Members In Every Major Continental United States Port, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the Canal Zone. MARINE ______ PAINTS COATINGS Devran® epoxy and Catha-CoatR inorganic zinc systems... from the people who discovered epoxy DEVOE RAYNOLDS CO., INC Subsidiary of Celanese Coatings Specialties. Co. New York. N.Y. 10004 Emeryville, California 94608 New Orleans, Louisiana 70117 Louisville, Kentucky 40202 ALDEN ELECTRONiv_ t IMPULSE RECORDING EQUIPMENT CO . INC. WASHINGTON ST . WESTB0R0UGH MASSACHUSETTS 01581 TELEPHONE (617) 366 8851 Helps plot your course Clear, detailed, up-to-the-minute weather charts, received auto- matically on dependable Alden 519 Marine Recorders, help to- dav's ship Master make decisions necessary to insure faster and safer passages. Provides complete weather data around the world - Data on atmospheric and wind conditions, sea conditions, storm movements, and ice on all major shipping lanes can be received at sea from over 50 military and civilian transmitters strategically located around the world. Ideal for shipboard use — Alden 519 Marine Recorders are spe- cifically designed for shipboard use. The recorder operates quietly, produces no fumes, smoke odors or radio frequency interference. Recordings are continuous — no drums to load or unload — no fragile styli to replace. Produces important savings — Find out more about how Alden Facsimile can help you cut costs from needless shipping delays, ac- cidents. damaged goods due to unexpected weather conditions etc. Write today and request detailed information on the Alden 519 Marine Recorder. A—19 % PROPELLER GLEB 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 National President ALFILIATRAULT Executive Secretary Suite 41 3 476 202—223-1401 L.Q.M. ASSOCIATES, INC. TANKER — CHARTERING SPECIALISTS 375 Park Avenue New York, New York 10022 S. Huey Long'42 PL 1-4550 Argo Marine ANY PART • ANY PORT _____________ ANY TI 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! SEATTLE • WASHINGTON 2763 First Ave. South 206 623-6642 HOUSTON • TEXAS 1347 Lathrop St. 713 675-6611 PORTLAND • OREGON 10661 North Lombard St. 503 286-8326 NEW ORLEANS • LA. 1040 Magazine St. 504 581-1592 SAN FRANCISCO • CALIF. 870 Tennessee Street 415 826-7373 CLEVELAND • OHIO 1572 Industrial Parkway 216 267-1830 CARSON • CALIFORNIA 22520 South Avalon Blvd. 213 775-8841 NEW YORK • N.Y. 140 Franklin St. 212 791-1400 DIVISION OF ARGO INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION • 140 FRANKLIN ST. • NEW YORK • N.Y. 10013 • 212-791-1400 A—20 “Whether in space or on the sea, there is no margin for error.' Astronaut Captain James A. Lovell President Bay-Houston Towing Company BAY HOUSTON TOWING CO. HARBOR AND COASTWISE TOWING Houston • Galveston • Corpus Christi • Freeport • Texas City You’ll go places on our newcontainerships. Find a growing company, and you'll have found a growing opportunity. That's Farrell Lines. One of the oldest, most stable shipping companies, Farrell is also one of the most progressive. With an exciting career opportunity for you. Farrell has long been a leader in the trade from the East and Gulf Coast to Africa and Australia New Zealand. Now, our operation also includes the Pacific Coast to South Pacific and Australasia route. In short, Farrell is the kind of company 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 American flag line. This means that our ships are American built and supplied; our crews are American and they're paid in dollars. If you’re thinking ahead, think about Farrell. We can offer you quite a future. For more information, write us. Farrell Lines. One Whitehall Street, ““'C004 filRRELLlilS INCORPORATED Rebuilding America's merchant fleet. A 2 1 CrcAAcceah kippiwa CoJ?hc. ' ' 17 BATTERY PLACE 944-3100 GENERAL AGENTS NEW YORK, N.Y. RO RO TRANSPACIFIC In the 200 years the American Flag has flown over the world’s oceans, there’s never been a ship like her. THESS MAINE Length overall: 684' Deadweight capacity: 19,543 L.T. Bale capacity: 2,000,000 cu. ft. Rolling cargo access to all 5 cargo decks virtually eliminates size, weight and length restrictions imposed by conventional vessels. Kings Point graduates make key decisions for Sun Transport, Inc. whose vessels ply the oceans of the world. sundcO SUN TRANSPORT INC. Wilmington, Delaware B AY B ER R Y—G R EAT NECK HOTEL This distinctive hotel welcomes your family and guests. Located directly across from the L.l. railroad station. For reservations phone 482-2900 or write to Bayberry-Great Neck Hotel, Great Neck, NY 11021 A—23 THE NAVIGATOR'S EDGE THE NEW NAUTECH MODEL 733 A revolutionary new sextant that equals or exceeds all others on every critical point including largest mirrors, guaranteed instrument accuracy to 10 seconds of arc, best optics, full illumination, choice of scopes and mahogany case, is available for immediate delivery. Backed by the largest facility in the U.S. Devoted to astro-navigation and staffed by THE PROFESSIONALS. '(Captain U. S. N. (Ret.) and Master-Unlimited-Ocean, 50 years combined experience.) Full return privileges and satisfaction guaranteed. Order now to reserve an instrument for graduation, or write for complete specifications. MNAUTECH' MARITIME: CORPORATION 445 N. Sacramento Blvd.. Chicago, Illinois 60612 An imoco-Gateway Company sy re SEAMEN’S BANK for SAVINGS Chartered 1829 • Assets over 1.6 Billion CABLE ADDRESS: SEASAVE Your Bankbook may be used at any of our offices Member FDIC The Seamen's easu way to save Automatically —and at the highest rates! 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, New York, N.Y. 10005 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. Dividends are paid from day of deposit on balances of $25 or more. Allotment Savings —your hedge against the future. Write us today. NEW YORK CITY OFFICES: Main Office 30 Wall Street • 25 Pine Street • Beaver Street at New Street • 546 Fifth Ave 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 • SUFFOLK COUNTY OFFICE: 10 Smith Haven Mall. Lake Grove. N.Y. • WESTCHESTER COUNTY OFFICE: 1010 Central Park Avenue Yonkers. N.Y A—24 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 MARYLAND SHIPBUILDING DRYDOCK COMPANY Baltimore, Maryland TRINIDAD CORPORATION Ship Managers Ship Owners World Wide Marine Transportation 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York, N.Y. 10020 MARINE DIESEL POWER □ 850 s.h.p. to 3500 s.h.p. in single engine applications. □ Up to 14,000 s.h.p. in multiple engine applications. GM Electro-Motive Division La Grange. Illinois VICTORY CARRIERS INC. 645 Fifth Avenue New York, N.Y. 10022 371-8100 Owners and Operators U. S. Flag Tankers and Freighters A—25 “If they mean to have a war, let it begin here.” Capt. John Parker April 19,1775 Lexington, Mass. Shortly before midnight, 700 British redcoats, the elite of the Boston garrison, embarked on their his- toric march to Concord. They were assigned to seize and destroy the rebels’ cache of munitions. King George of England was determined to snuff the fermenting revolt in the Colonies. Before the British hod even left their barracks, word of their ''secret mission had begun to spread across the land, thanks to two hard-riding couriers, William Dawes and Paul Revere. Captain John Parker was one of the people alerted by Paul Revere in his mad midnight gallop. Parker summoned his drummer boy and ordered him to sound the alarm to his brave band of militia- men foresworn to march at a minute’s notice.” Seventy Minutemen came running and formed into two ragged lines beside the road to Concord to await the redcoats. Parker faced his patriotic hornets in home- spun and barked, Don’t fire unless fired upon; bur if they mean to hove a war, let it begin here!” They had their war.” And, much to the surprise of the Crown, the uncouth, undisci- plined peasants” finally won. On February 4, 1783, Britain formally announced cessation of hostilities. Throughout the 200 years since the birth of our nation, the United Stares military has had to face many formidable and seemingly impossible challenges. Their heroism is history. For 54 of those 200 years, USAA has been privileged to serve the insurance needs of the military officers who serve our country so well. To- day, seven out of eight officers insure with USAA. If you are a regular or a Naval Reserve offi- cer, you’re eligible to join this elite group. Mem- bership in USAA will entitle you to preferen- tial savings and service on almost all the personal insurance you’ll ever need. On everything from your car to your house- hold goods to your personal liability. For more information on the world of USAA insurance available exclusively to you, write USAA, USAA Building. San An- tonio, Texas 78288. Naturally, you're under no obligation. We'll be very proud to serve you. USAA Aworld of insurance at your command. A—26 domestically, including Alaska, and internationally to and from ports and inland cities throughout northern Europe, the United Kingdom, Mediterranean, Caribbean, and Far East. Sea-Land ■r is a good company to work for. w f So don’t just ship out, Sea-Land it! m SEA-LAND SERVICE, INC., BOX 900, EDISON, N.J. 08817 • (201) 494-2500 A—27 THE PORT AUTHORITY ifMiffllM® [griwwjTWs y Marine Terminal Department One World Trade Center, New York, N.Y. 10048 Telephone: (212) 466-7982 A service revolution that’s still stronger than ever. The Great Dock, built 300 years ago, helped establish the New York pattern of leadership in Marine Termi- nals. Between 1789 and 1795 the merchant fleet of the new or containerized, heavy-lift or over- sized, liquid, refrig- erated or temper- ature controlled — it will enjoy the benefits of the most modern terminals in the world. In the last quarter century more than half a billion dollars has been country increased from over 200,000 to over 750,000 tons, and the development of port facilities kept pace with the demand then.. .just as the Marine Terminals of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey set the pace today. invested in the Marine Terminals of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. The revolution goes on. Whatever your shipping or distribution needs may be, you can count on America’s first port to serve you best. New York is unquestionably America’s first port. Over 3,000 general cargo ships arrive and depart in a year from Port Authority Marine Terminals. Among them, the most modern cargo vessels—roll on roll off, Lash and container ships. Whether cargo is break bulk L A—28 I Radar is only part of our success story Mention the word radar and most people think Decca. That's understandable when you realize that more than half of the marine radars in the free world are Decca's. In addition to our big ship units we were the first with dependable small boat radars. To date, over 11.000 of our 24-mile 101 radars have been sold. The smaller, 12-mile Decca 050 radar, introduced in 1972, has proven equally successful. Now our new 110 and 060 are making radar history. But did you know we have also set new standards for reliability, operating ease and performance with Lorans, Radiotelephones, Autopilots and Echosounders. Automatic dual lorans make every navigator a pro Whether you choose to navigate with the present Loran A. the up-and-coming Loran C, or both—you can do it faster, easier, and more accurately with our DAL222 Loran A or DL91Mk 2 Loran C Dual Automatic Receivers. Advanced solid-state circuitry does all the tuning, synching and acquiring...automatically. Just select the desired stations and either unit gives you two accurate digital LOP readouts—with automatic tracking and continuous up-dating. Coastal and high seas radiophones Our synthesized STR 25 VHF-FM provides unrestricted coverage of all U S. and international channels. Features optional full-function remote. Six independent crystal controlled channels keep you on the air if the synthesizer ever fails. For high seas long-distance communications, our SSB150 Autotuned Radiophone outperforms all others.The first all solid-state, 150-watt, 2 to 18 MHz unit on the market, it offers 24 pre-programmed channels with fully automatic tuning for maximum clarity and transmitted power. Again just select the desired channel and you’re ready to communicate. ELAC echosounders for every need Whatever your echosounding needs— ITT DECCA MARINE navigation, fish finding, oceanography, off-shore drilling, cable laying, dredging, anything—you’ll find our ELAC equipment unsurpassed. Standard or narrow-beam ceramic or magnetostrictive transducers. With pulse outputs from 60 to 5000 watts, sounding depths up to 6600 fathoms and 3 to 8-inch chart recorders with a variety of ranges. Plus single and multi-beam sonars, scope units, scale expanders, digital calibrators and readouts. ELAC equipment has earned its reputation for rugged construction and trouble-free operation. Fuel-saving autopilots Decca autopilots, with their patented phantom rudder circuit, reduce rudder deadband to half a degree or less to provide near-perfect steering. With today's high fuel costs, they are proving to be real money-winners. Independenttrials have shown that they can reduce fuel cost by 4% or more. For example, annual fuel savings on an 8,890-ton cargo liner are about $11,000. For supertankers it's over $100,000 per year. For small boats the 4% savings are of course less. But you’re on-course perfectly, all the time. We make all our guarantees work We continually strive to make all of our products better and more reliable. Wherever possible we use solid-state modular components designed to withstand the toughest punishment. As a result, our units carry one or two-year on-board guarantees. However, if they ever need servicing, you can depend on our nationwide ITT Decca Marine dealers —and our world-wide service organizations —to have you underway quickly. For more information and the name of your nearest dealer, contact ITT Decca Marine, Inc., 40 West 57th Street, New York, N.Y. 10019, (212) 397-9500. From the people who brought you radar. 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 is one of the latest to join our U.S. flag fleet. To meet tomorrow’s demands we are 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 Shipping Company Chevron — 30 C N ma American Export Lines, Inc. BALTIMORE, BOSTON, CHARLESTON, NEW YORK, NORFOLK, PHILADELPHIA, SAVANNAH and VIA MINIBRIDGE SERVICE SAN FRANCISCO, LONG BEACH AND LOS ANGELES,CALIFORNIA,PORTLAND,OREGON, AND SEATTLE, WASHINGTON to and from THE FAR EAST NORTH EUROPE THE UNITED KINGDOM NORTH AFRICA THE MEDITERRANEAN THE MIDDLE EAST SOUTH ASIA South Asia served also from Houston, New Orleans and Galveston American Export Lines, Inc. r For quality in marine lubricants- Shell for answers A-32 Compliments Of Tel. (201) 867-0904 UNION DRYDOCK AND REPAIR COMPANY Foot of Pershing Road Weehawken, N.J. 07087 THE LASH LEADERS CENTRAL GULF LINES NEW YORK One Whitehall St (212)943-4141 NEW ORLEANS International Trade Mart i 504 i 529-5461 HOUSTON 711 Fannin St 713 224-6075 An affiliate of Trans Union Corporation [Hi MAKE LONG ISLAND TRUST YOUR HOME PORT FOR EVERY BANKING, LOAN AND TRUST SERVICE! Long Island Trust Company Convenient Banking Offices in Nassau A Suffolk Member F.O l C Sharing with you... A TRADITION OF QUALITY. 'I™) PAULSEN WIRE ROPE 7Iy CORPORATION 84 William Street, New York. NY 10038 • 212-269-0700 Manufacturers of “Gold Circle” Redi-Measured Wire Rope Branch Locations: BROOKLYN • CHATTANOOGA • HOUSTON • NEW ORLEANS • NORFOLK • PHILADELPHIA • SAN FRANCISCO • SUNBURY • TAMPA • WILMINGTON RIK PAULSEN '63 LOU ROLFES '45 HANK ZOPFI '44 A—33 Who con unconditionally guarantee integrated marine vacuum and condensing equipment systems? Only a company that designs, manufactures, tests, and assembles them. 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. 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 Ltd., England. Heat Transfer Limited, England. Gramex, S.A., Mexico. Tu 0 CCMCRATOft CONOCMSCftS AUXlUAttV COM OC NIC ft Hcunow coou� t NCATiiri A-36 Lorstan Thomas Studios Official Photographers of the 1976 Midships United States Merchant Marine Academy RICHARD AND STEPHEN SLUTSKER 1050 COMMERCE AVE. UNION, N.J. 07083 o h- o o o F HI F h CL h HI h DC h 1 Jfcya. jfao' 0U M4 S f-4 ?7-fi2SC I hope you’ve enjoyed our modest attempt at presenting a true-to-life picture of the Point. Many hours of hard work have gone into the making of this publication, and I hope it will serve to bring back a fond rememberance of friends and experiences. I would like to give special thanks to all those people who have contributed their efforts to the 9?6 MIDSHIPS: Anders 76 Eads 77 Maxwell 76 Anderson 77 Ekelund 76 McAnulty 79 Arcand 77 Edenfield 79 Mclntire 76 Atsbury 77 Gage 76 Morley 76 Barclay 79 Glaza 76 Nyers 76 Blake 77 Greer 76 0'Sullivan 76 Blocher 77 Hainen 76 Reisert 77 Bogacki 76 Hamilton 77 Rossi 77 Broussard 76 Hermanns 76 Sanders 77 Copeland 78 Holt 76 Stanley 76 Courter 76 Kessler 79 Stenz 76 Craven 77 Kraus 79 Suckovitch 78 Curt 76 Lamb 76 Welch 76 DiCristofaro 79 Lawson 77 Willers 76 Dorthalina 77 Lockwood 77 Wysmuller 76 Doyle 79 Mavelli 76 Young 77 and all others connected with the book. On behalf of the entire 76 MIDSHIPS STAFF, I would like to congratulate all my classmates and wish them the very best of luck in all their endeavors. Good ■ff.P. $I£JtA Layout Editor Approaching the end of the 1976 MIDSHIPS, I pause a moment and begin to think about the amount of time and effort put into this book by many midshipmen. However, midshipmen were not the only ones that were responsible for the 1976 MIDSHIPS. A number of officers and Academy personnel contributed in one way or another to make this book a reflection of our years at the Academy. I hope you will join the MIDSHIPS STAFF in thanking the following people for their time and effort: Lt. Lasher Mrs. Kathi Costarino Lcdr. McCaffrey Mr. Martin Goldberg Miss Patti Burbes Mr. Martin Skrocki Mrs. Rita Leignadier Miss Kathi McGlynn Mr. Dennis O'Donnell A special thanks from the MIDSHIPS STAFF goes to Messrs. Richard and Steven Slutsker of Lorstan-Thomas Studios for their services throughout the year. Mr. Nat Pessah of Inter-collegiate Press, Inc. has provided us with the necessary materials and suggestions which enabled the STAFF to provide you with a look at Kings Point through the 1976 MIDSHIPS. Thanks for your time and concern for our book, Nat. Every yearbook staff needs an advisor, and our staff has an officer advisor. On behalf of the MIDSHIPS STAFF, I would like to say thank you to Captain E. w. Knutsen for his time and assistance throughout the year which enabled our job to be a little easier. If this book brings back one memory of Kings Point to you, then the 1976 MIDSHIPS has served its purpose. GOOD LUCK GRADS! Undergraduates, don't give up! You will be there soon! David C. Thompson Editor-in-Chief • 46 ' ; - � 1 - - w - i i 3b ' w S Sk r % - ■ ■: .� • • sr re •yw'z «V 'a � ' ■ « •-:; i 51 - ■ ' ’ '- A' rw r ' 4 ,-. j6Ufc - X. ■: fe • T. ■ --n ii u r HOSlO 3 O I S 3 d «i tV« r -r-v mtt • ■- -SJJc' Jl ; .. ,-•■ p % ■fT' ' «■« •‘fvA ., .-� t J| •? 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