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

Text from Pages 1 - 600 of the 1978 volume:

■ 78 MIDSHIPS A SRLUTE TO THE BEST BAD COMPANY 9 CLASS OF 789 T U.C.H.H.ft. T KINGS PT isjjn THE LOGBOOK OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF THE UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY THE UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE A NATIONAL ASSET The importance of a strong Merchant Marine has been stressed ever since the birth of our nation. George Washington stated in his second annual address to Congress in 1790: “I recommend it to your serious reflection how far and in what mode, it may be expedient to guard against embarassments from these con- tingencies, by such encouragements to our own Navigation as will render our commerce and agriculture less depen- dent on foreign bottoms . . Along with maintaining independence from foreign flag shipping, our Merchant Marine must perform other vital func- tions. U.S. flag shipping has opened up new and enticing markets for American products. The sale of U.S. goods abroad helps our balance of payments and con- tributes to a strong economy. During wartime, a strong Merchant Marine is a necessity to serve as the logistical lifeline to our armed forces. In most instances, it has meant the differ- ence between victory and defeat. It was true 200 years ago, and it is no less so today, that for the economic and political vitality of our nation, we must maintain an efficient and competitive merchant fleet under our own stars and stripes. three Congress first enunciated its “Decla- ration of Policy” in the Merchant Marine Act of 1920: “That it is necessary for the national defense and for the proper growth of the foreign and domestic commerce that the United States shall have a merchant marine of the best equipped and the most suitable types of vessels sufficient to carry the greater portion of its commerce and serve as a naval or military auxiliary in time of war or national emergency, ultimately to be owned and operated privately by citizens of the United States . . . The purpose of the act was to reserve coastwise, intercoastal, and non- contiguous trades for U.S. flag ships manned by American crews. Subsequent amendments to the act added strength to the Merchant Marine in the form of sub- sidies, loans, and training programs. The United States is the world’s third largest trading nation. The majority of the raw materials necessary for the oper- ation of our economy must be imported. Most of this cargo should be shipped on U.S. flag vessels in order to provide safety on the seas, remain independent of foreign flag vessels, and provide thousands of jobs in the maritime indus- try for Americans. This may be ac- complished through legislation such as a cargo preference law. The American Merchant Marine is be- neficial to every citizen of the United States, and therefore deserves the sup- port of each and every American in order to carry out its mission successfully. four i I Slii|) nmerioapr it costs no more . “. . . American prosperity — perhaps even American survival — still depends on keeping the sea lanes open . . . And a strong Navy and Merchant Marine are essential to a strong America . . . Let it never be said that we permitted our mer- chant fleet to disappear by attrition.” President Gerald Ford April 23, 1975 Ever since the end of the Second World War, the size of the American merchant fleet has declined. Many ships owned by American interests are regis- tered under flags of convienience. This enables them to compete on an even basis with foreign shipping interests, which are mostly supported by their governments. The U.S. government must act to stop the decline of the Amer- ican merchant fleet by lending more sup- port to U.S. flag shipping. Businesses should be encouraged to export American products on U.S. flag ships. Bulk quantities, such as grain bound for the Soviet Union, should also be carried in American hulls. A certain amount of our oil imports should be re- quired by law to be carried in U.S. flag tankers, not only for economic, but also for defense reasons. American ships are the fastest, safest, and most efficient af- loat. Support must be given in order to place the U.S. Merchant Marine in the place where it belongs: the number one merchant fleet in the world. five In order to have an effective U.S. flag merchant fleet, we must possess the abil- ity to build and maintain the finest ves- sels afloat. Essential to this is a strong network of shipyards located in major U.S. ports. Thomas Jefferson recognized the importance to a maritime nation of building its own ships: “ . . . Placing as a reserve with a foreign nation, or in a foreign shipyard, the carpenters, blacksmiths, caulkers, sailmakers, and the vessels of a nation, would be a singu- lar commerical combination. We must, therefore, build them for our- selves . . . .” American shipyards are important to the economy and well being of the United States for many reasons. Ship- yards employ thousands of workers in many different capacities. Their liveli- hood is dependent upon U.S. shipping companies placing orders for new ships. Manufacturers of marine machinery and fittings are able to produce the finest machinery available, but without the shipyards producing vessels for potential buyers, this industry might collapse. Shipyards produce the naval vessels that are vital to the defense of our nation. Our navy is second to none and possesses the finest warships afloat. Shipyards also maintain both merchant and naval ves- sels in top shape, enabling them to oper- ate safely and efficiently. SIX Shipyards in the past have produced thousands of U.S. flag vessels, ranging from Liberty and Victory ships to stately passenger liners. The decline of the American merchant marine has reduced the number and output of the shipyards. Federal aid to the American merchant marine helps bolster U.S. flag shipping and the shipbuilding industry. These two industries, in turn, help bolster the U.S. economy. seven In order to safely and skillfully navi- gate our ships, competent crews must be trained. Federal support for the training of American merchant marine officers dates back to an Act of Congress signed by President Grant in 1874. Shipping companies and the maritime unions also provide training for merchant seamen. The United States Merchant Marine Academy is the most important source for future merchant marine officers, as well as for leaders in the maritime indus- try. Kings Point graduates serve as mas- ters and chief engineers on many U.S. flag ships. Many shipping companies, shipyards, and other maritime-related industries have Kings Pointers in top level management positions. The United States Merchant Marine Academy was authorized by the Mer- chant Marine Act of 1936. Its mission is to impart to outstanding young men and women the academic background, train- ing, motivation, and ambition to serve as officers in the American merchant marine and as leaders in our nation’s maritime industry. The record of Kings Point graduates proves that the academy is achieving its mission, and must con- tinue to operate in order to have an effec- tive U.S. flag merchant marine, which is so vital to our livelihood and well being. eight I Kings Pointers graduate as well-rounded mer- chant marine officers, capable of assuming the responsibilities of operating U.S. flag merchant ships, supervising work in shipyards, or helping to run a shipping company. Midshipman at Kings Point are trained in all aspects of the maritime industry. Engineers re- ceive licenses as third assistant engineers, steam and motor vessels, of any horsepower. They are also trained in other aspects of engineering, such as welding and machine shop operation. Elec- tives include such topics as marine gas turbines, electronics, and machine design. Deck midship- men receive a license as a third mate, any ton- nage, on any ocean. They receive additional training in maritime law and marine transporta- tion. Electives include such topics as tanker op- erations, oil pollution control, and small vessel operations. nine “Because the Navy shares life and death, attack and victory, with the men of the United States Merchant Marine, we are fully aware of their contribution to the victory which must come.” Admiral Ernest J. King “Every man in this Allied command is quick to express his admiration for the loyalty, courage, and fortitude of the of- ficers and men of the Merchant Marine. We count upon their efficiency and their utter devotion to duty as we do our own; they have never failed us yet and in all the struggles yet to come we know that they will never be deterred by any danger, hardship, or privation. When final victory is ours there is no organiza- tion that will share its credit more deser- vedly than the Merchant Marine.” General Dwight D. Eisenhower “The men and women who build our ships, the men who sail them, are making it possible to transport fighting men and supplies to wherever they are needed to face the enemy. The Army is deeply in- debted to these men and women for their uncreasing effort to do everything in their power to hasten the day of victo- ry.” General George C. Marshall “They have brought us our life-blood and they have paid for it with some of their own . . . When their ships were not blown out from under them by bombs and torpedoes, they have delivered their cargoes to us who needed them so badly.” General Douglass MacArthur Just as this was true in World War II, so it is also true today. A strong Mer- chant Marine is essential to the defense of our country. Merchant ships owned by private individuals or corporations as well as ships of the Military Sealift Command carry the troops and supplies that are needed to maintain the alert de- fense of our nation. ten f The Naval Reserve Merchant Marine Program was revised in 1973. Admiral Chase said that its purpose is “to provide a nucleus of professional, seagoing mer- chant marine officers who will assure that naval and merchant ships can main- tain close coordination and effective op- erations in both peacetime and emergency situations.” Merchant offic- ers who hold commissions in the Naval Reserve help to strengthen the defense aspect of the Merchant Marine because of their Naval Science training. This en- ables them to operate better with naval ships, no matter what the situation may be. Kings Point graduates contribute greatly to this aspect of the Merchant Marine. The United States Merchant Marine Academy is the largest training facility for Naval Reserve officers. i Jr- re: eleven twelve “New generations of highly advanced and productive ships are now coming off the ways — ships which will greatly en- hance the present superiority of Ameri- can flag services in intermodal shipping — and at the same time bring about a re-entry of U.S. bulk carriers into our foreign trade.” Robert J. Blackwell Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Maritime Affairs April 16, 1975 The United States has always strived to take the lead in modern technology in the area of both naval and merchant ves- sels. New container and LASH vessels provide faster and more efficient service to most major ports in the world. Modem automated tankers make the job safer and easier for both seamen and shoreside personnel. Newer modes of transporta- tion are constantly being worked on, as is evidenced by the N.S. Savannah in the early 1969’s. We must continue to take the lead in modem technology in order to maintain a strong political and econom- ical position in the world. x thirteen fourteen fifteen 1978 MIDSHIPS STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF David E. Wade CO-EDITOR William A. Spooner, III Assistant Editor Feme Doyle Business Manager Tim O’Donnell Bruce Holzberg Photography Editor Frank Suckovitch Advertising Manager Cornelius O’Sullivan Circulation Manager Mike Smith Layout Editor Thomas McKillop Administration Faculty George Edenfield Midshipman Life Tim O’Donnell Richard Lage John Gamber Rotations John Calvert Clubs Activities Bruce Holzberg Sports Terry Moore Jim Loar Underclass Patrick Brogan Sea Year Lionel Senes James O’Rourke 1st Class Section Charles Pearson Jim Walsh Mike Lygnos Special Events Randy Torfin sixteen administration faculty X seventeen JIMMY CARTER President of the United States WALTER F. MONDALE e Vice-President of VW the United States JUANITA M. KREPS Secretary of Commerce S ROBERT J. BLACKWELL AC Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Maritime Affairs ARTHUR B. ENGEL Rear Admiral, USCG (Ret.) Superintendent twenty three HOWARD CASEY Assistant Superintendent for Administration ROBERT T. MADDEN Commandant of Midshipmen five CAPTAIN PAUL L. KRINSKY Academic Dean twenty six LT. HAROLD LASHER Midshipman Personnel CAPTAIN JOHN F. ARNET Asst. Academic Dean CDR. JOHN J. JOCHMANS Asst. Commandant of Midshipmen LCDR. WILLIAM K. McCAFFERY Asst, to the Commandant LCDR. HARRY J. RICHARDS, LCDR. CARLSON COX. CDR. JOHN J. JOCHMANS, LT. ROBERT LARSEN, LCDR. KENNETH J. LYONS, LT. NUNNENKAMP Company Officers twenty seven CDR. KENNETH R. FORCE Director of Music CAPT. CHARLES RENICK Director, Office of External Affairs CDR. DOMINIC DeFILIPI Asst. Placement Officer twenty eight LCDR. DONALD J. FERGUSON Registrar LT. JOSEPH A. GEBHARDT Asst. Registrar twenty nine CDR. EMMANUEL L. JENKINS Director of Admissions LCDR. GEORGE EMMONS Asst. Director of Admissions thirty CDR. PURDUE Protestant Chaplain CDR. JOHN NEWTON Catholic Chaplain MRS. LAURA NERKO DR. KARWOSUSKI Dental Hygienist Chief Dental Officer thirty one NAUTICAL SCIENCE thirty two I ( The Department of Nautical Science has for its Mission the development of an efficient Merchant Marine Officer. The objectives of the Department, in fulfilling this Mission, are to guide each student in acquiring the knowledge, skill, and high professional standards necessary for successful performance of duties on vessels of this nation; to develop in him attitudes which will accept and contribute to progress in the Marine industry; and to help him in attaining the personal and profes- sional maturity which will insure growth and advancement in his chosen career. As the Department anticipates additional needs of the Maritime Industry, it embarks on programs reflective of such needs. This is accomplished by introducing appropriate elec- tive and minor programs and by having its staff participate in activities and professional meetings contributing to an update of knowhow in these areas. In the recent past, additional prominence has been given in the Nautical Science curricu- lum to specialities such as: Domestic Shipping: Offshore Ex- ploration; Offshore Support Vessels Services; LNG; Towing Industry; Port Development; Marine Electronics; Shoreside Cargo Operations; and Oceanographic Activities. thirty three Capt. Alfred E. Fiore Head of Department Cdr. Pasquale Nazzaro Assistant Head of Department Capt. Leland Pearson Cdr. Owen E. Thompson Lcdr. Theodore F. Haendel Lt. George R. Sandberg Lt. James E. Hall Lt. Raymond E. Beyler Jr. Lt. Richard A. Browder Lt. Frederick R. Warren thirty four MARINE ENGINEERING thirty six The program in Marine Engineering is designed to prepare the graduate for a career in the United States Maritime Industry which usually begins as a merchant marine officer. The cur- riculum stresses ship power plants and auxiliary machinery: operations, systems analysis and a background for current design trends. New concepts from digital computation princi- ples along with traditional courses in welding, machine shop graphics, etc. and a broad and comprehensive background in the engineering sciences forms the basis for the ship propul- sion emphasis. The curriculum includes “hands-on” experi- ences through laboratory instruction and the shipboard train- ing program. Principles necessary to sustain plant thermal performance and access tradeoffs between Diesel, steam and gas turbine plants are fundamental to the program. i thirty seven Capt. Gerald P. Francis Head of Department Mr. Jules H. Drucker Capt. Moses W. Hirschkowitz Mr. Charles I. Hubert Lcdr. John M. Brandon Lcdr. M. David Burghardt Cdr. Edward D. Ferenczy Lcdr. Chin-Bea Kim Mr. Donald R. Paquette Cdr. Icarus E. Pyros Lcdr. Francis X. Reynolds Cdr. Frank X. Schuler Cdr. Robert B. Wells Lcdr. Joseph A. Giaquinto Lt. Joseph Jannone Lcdr. George Kingsley Mr. Wallace H. McDonald Lt. Thomas Zelenski Lt. Brown Mr. Jonas Antell Lt. Leon Malinoski Lt. Louis J. Sferazo thirty eight i thirty nine NAVAL SCIENCE The Department of Naval Science prepares Midshipmen for their role as future Merchant Marine Officers with Naval Re- serve Commissions who will actively sail aboard merchant ships or who will be associated with the maritime industry. Concentrating on the close relationship between the Navy and Merchant Marine, courses of instruction are directed to- ward developing those specific skills which will permit effec- tive operations with the Navy or, in some cases, in the Navy in time of peace, national emergency, or war. Students are appointed as Midshipmen upon entrance to the Academy and, if qualified, receive commissions as Ensigns in the U.S. Naval Reserve upon graduation. Naval service is encouraged and some graduates serve either as active duty naval reservists or as career naval officers. forty MARITIME LAW ECONOMICS The role of the Department of Maritime Law and Economics in the education of the Midshipmen is to provide them with a thorough knowledge of the economics of Marine Transporta- tion to enable them intelligently to discharge their managerial responsibility as ships’ officers. Beyond this objective, the Midshipmen are provided with the essentials of a sound gen- eral business education to give them the professional compe- tence to pursue a managerial, executive or administrative ca- reer in the maritime industry. The curriculum in the depart- ment enables the Midshipmen to minor in the disciplines of Marine Transportation, Management or Law so that they may use these disciplines constructively in the shipping in- dustry. The Department also provides a basic foundation in the Social Sciences to enhance the quality of the Midship- men’s general education. forty one MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE The Department of Mathematics and Science provides in the first two years of study basic instruction in mathematics, physics and chemistry. In mathematics, midshipmen receive instruction in analytic geometry, differential and integral cal- culus, differential equations, and linear algebra. The physics sequence introduces the laws of mechanics, thermo- dynamics, electricity and magnetism, and aspects of optics. The general chemistry program discusses the structure, com- position and properties of substances, and their interaction with one another. In each of these areas the goal is to provide the basics from which the Departments of Engineering and Nautical Science may draw on in their more specialized course work. forty two HUMANITIES I. MISSION A. The Department of Humanities is charged with the broader aspects of the midshipman’s training for merchant service, preparing him to be a “whole man,” liberally educated with B.S. degree in hand and able to understand today’s world. In short, this Department provides essential educational services unique at the Academy. These services are of equal importance.: 1. Basic skills in written English. 2. A firm understanding of the historical forces which have shaped contemporary civiliza- tion. 3. A fundamental appreciation of humanism and the human condition via 1) the classical and Western literary traditions, 2) area studies of the Soviet Union and one non- Western or “developing” people, 3) a survey of current world problems, and 4) political science. B. In addition, the Department offers the unique op- tional speciality of advanced training in Spanish or French. forty three PHYSICAL EDUCATION ATHLETICS In discharging its mission to prepare outstanding young Americans for careers in the U.S. Maritime industry, the United States Merchant Marine Academy is as concerned with imparting high qualities of body and spirit, as we are with training the mind. Accordingly, while laying stress on a sound academic background and a thorough knowledge of nautical and mili- tary fundamentals, we are equally concerned that Midship- men will also develop a high sense of honor, uprightness, loyalty and pride in their profession. Our Physical Education Athletics program is designed to make a major contribution in imparting these attitudes. By combining the disciplines of a carefully monitored physi- cal fitness program with a broad recreational program, we aim to produce young men and women well equipped by physical fitness and positive attitude to apply their knowledge constructively in the service of the U.S. Merchant Marine. forty four LIBRARY The major objective of the Schuler Otis Bland Memorial Li- brary is to support the Mission of the Academy by selecting, acquiring, making readily available, and assisting in the use of books and other informational materials needed by students, faculty and staff. Maritime subjects are emphasized, with books on ship design and operations and on the shipping industry, and research collections of maritime journals and reports. Special subject bibliographies are prepared, and published bibliographies and on-line searches are available. Additionally the Library serves general informational needs and recreational interests. forty five SHIPBOARD TRAINING ( forty seven midshipman life forty nine fifty fifty three fifty four fifty five fifty eight sixty sixty one sixty two i ■ sixty six sixty seven seventy one seventy four seventy five seventy six seventy seven t seventy nine eighty eighty one eighty two eighty four eighty five eighty six eighty seven eighty eight 'hM: rotations eighty nine FIRST ROTATION DONALD VOGLER Regimental Commander DANIEL MILLER Regimental Executive Officer SECOND ROTATION MICHAEL JUDITH Regimental Commander MICHAEL RAAB Regimental Executive Officer REGIMENTAL STAFF ninety ninety one FIRST ROTATION FORREST ROE Battalion Commander KATHY METCALF Battalion Executive Officer SECOND ROTATION WALTER GRAF Battalion Commander TIMOTHY KEEFE Battalion Executive Officer FIRST BATTALION STAFF ninety two THIRD ROTATION ninety three SECOND BATTALION STAFF ninety four SECOND ROTATION CHRISTOPHER NETTE Battalion Commander JAMES DABNEY Battalion Executive Officer THIRD ROTATION PAUL DELVENTHAL Battalion Commander THOMAS FINGER Battalion Executive Officer ninety Five MIMM MMM FIRST ROTATION JAMES SEPULVEDA Battalion Commander VINCENT OLIVERI Battalion Executive Officer SECOND ROTATION DUANE POSTUPACK Battalion Commander THOMAS STRATTON Battalion Executive Officer ninety six THIRD BATTALION STAFF THIRD ROTATION MICHAEL RICINAK Battalion Commander WILLIAM WHALE Battalion Executive Officer ninety seven ninety eight FIRST COMPANY § I SECOND ROTATION MICHAEL PHILLIPS Company Commander JOHN EVANS Company Executive Officer THIRD ROTATION ninety nine SECOND COMPANY one hundred SECOND ROTATION ANTHONY FUSCO Company Commander ROGER GRIFFITHS Company Executive Officer THIRD ROTATION DOUGLAS WRAY Company Commander DAVID BARTLETT Company Executive Officer one hundred one THIRD COMPANY FIRST ROTATION WALTER PURIO Company Commander WILLIAM WHITENACK Company Executive Officer SECOND ROTATION GERARD KENNELLY Company Commander DONALD SEXTON Company Executive Officer one hundred two one hundred three FIRST ROTATION JOHN OROHO Company Commander VINCENT MALTESE Company Executive Officer SECOND ROTATION FREDERICK FINGER Company Commander ROBERT BOUCHARD Company Executive Officer one hundred four FOURTH COMPANY THIRD ROTATION ROBERT BECKER Company Commander GARY TAMMINGA Company Executive Officer one hundred five FIFTH COMPANY FIRST ROTATION CHARLES PEARSON Company Commander JOHN YODER Company Executive Officer one hundred six • SECOND ROTATION VINCENT GALLUCI Company Commander WILLIAM WHALE Company Executive Officer THIRD ROTATION KEVIN HAGERTY Company Commander MARK NOWAK Company Executive Officer i one hundred seven SIXTH COMPANY FIRST ROTATION GEORGE BORAWSKI Company Commander CHRISTOPHER NETTE Company Executive Officer one hundred eight «III, SECOND ROTATION JOACHIM BUONO Company Commander MICHAEL RICINAK Company Executive Officer THIRD ROTATION LAWRENCE LYONS Company Commander RICHARD KISER Company Executive Officer one hundred nine FIRST ROTATION STEVEN SWEET Company Commander DOUGLAS CARLSON Company Executive Officer SECOND ROTATION DOUGLAS CARSON Company Commander STEPHEN MELSOM Company Executive Officer one hundred ten SEVENTH COMPANY THIRD ROTATION CHRIS DEMPSEY Company Commander DAVID JENNINGS Company Executive Officer one hundred eleven : hundred twelve clubs and activities one hundred thirteen Color Guard I 1 Cannon Squad '' • . 'V d one hundred seventeen Sportsman Club i one hundred eighteen one hundred nineteen Regimental Broadcast Unit Radio Club one hundred twenty one Scuba Club one hundred twenty two Hockey Club one hundred twenty three Hear This one hundred twenty four Martial Arts Christian Council one hundred twenty six one hundred twenty seven Honor Board I Midnight Star one hundred twenty eight one hundred twenty nine Ski Club one hundred thirty one hundred thirty one Glee Club one hundred thirty two one hundred thirty three Photography Club one hundred thirty four Bowling Club one hundred thirty five Cheerleaders one hundred thirty six one hundred thirty seven Drill Team Wargames Club I ! i V I I one hundred thirty eight Computer Club Honor Guard one hundred thirty Flying Club X L r? one hundred forty one hundred forty one North Shore Hospital Express Midships one hundred forty two i t i rctcrnft tint one hundred forty three Automotive Interest Club one hundred forty four •n sports one hundred forty-five one hundred forty-six one hundred forty-seven one hundred forty-eight one hundred forty-nine one hundred fifty one hundred fifty-one one hundred fifty-two one hundred fifty-three ... AV - aJ - f _.. Z+k J ' :% ' ... Z 75W- t- ' one hundred fifty-five one hundred fifty-six one hundred fifty-seven cross country I I I ( one hundred fifty-eight one hundred fifty-nine The Cross Country Team had a very good sea- son in the Fall of 1977 posting a 10-3 record. Several men made the Cross Country Honor Roil. To make this one must run the Cross Coun- try Course at Van Cortland Park in 29 minutes. The following men to do this were: Jimmy Dun- don, Mark Berglund. Ronn Besselievere. Mike Jackson, Ed Kirk. one hundred sixty-one I basketball I I one hundred sixty-two one hundred sixty-three one hundred sixty-four one hundred sixty-five swimming one hundred sixty-six KW Back Row L. to R. M. Smith, T. Gilmore, J. Bailey, C. Schrieber, B. Trout, D. Woods, M. Deter. Middle Row L. to R. J. Clark, J. Baker, J. Yoder, R. Babcock, A. Stevens. Front Row L. to R. D. Watts, M. Yraceburn. S. Yoder, A. Wilhelmy, S. Burdie, S. Frazier, P. Zehyer. one hundred sixty-seven one hundred sixty-eight The Swim Team also captured the Division III Metropolitan Intercollegiate Championships. Freshman Tom Gilmore gained All-American honors at the Division III Nationals. one hundred sixty-nine .«sift-yi one hundred seventy one hundred seventy-one one hundred seventy-two one hundred seventy-three rifle and pistol one hundred seventy-four The Pistol and Rifle Teams both had very suc- cessful seasons, the Pistol Team finishing with a 21 and 7 win-loss record, and the Rifle Team finishing with a 4 and 6 record. The Rifle Team finished first in the B Division of the Metropolitan Intercollegiate Rifle League and gaining the title as the number one ROTC Air Rifle Team in the nation. The Pistol Team finished first in the NRA Sec- tionals and also gained the title as the number one ROTC Team in the nation. one hundred seventy-five volleyball one hundred seventy-six one hundred seventy-seven indoor and outdoor track one hundred seventy-nine one hundred eighty one hundred eighty-one The indoor and outdoor track seasons were both very successful this year. The outdoor team record was 11-1. The only loss was to FDL in KP's first outing. No record can be attached to the indoor team because the season consisted mostly of Invitationals and RElay Carnivals. However the KP indoor team did well in most meets. They captured fifth place in the CTC In- door Championships to highlight the season. This year's track team had many outstanding preformances. On the top of the list was senior Bruce Harland. Bruce just began his race work- ing career last fall but has already placed well several times in National competition. This year several freshman were top prefor- mers. Steve Dzitko has done very well in the hurdle events breaking a couple Academy records. Mark Berglund and Jimmy Dundon did very well in the distance runs. Both men quali- fied for the NCAA Division III Championships. Jimmy ran the fastest outdoor mile for KP in twelve years. Dennis Fitzgerald has done an ex- cellant job at throwing the discus, breaking an academy record. MVP’s for indoor track were Mark Berglund and Steve Dzitko. MVP’s for outdoor track were Dennis Fitzgerald. Maurice Canty, and Bruce Harland. Ifl one hundred eighty-two merchant marine crew one hundred eighty-three one hundred eighty-five The crew had one of its most successful sea- sons ever during the spring of 1978 and better seasons are to come. This is due greatly to the crew’s new coach, Mr. James Dietz. Jim is a great oarsman and is proving himself to be a great coach in many ways. He gave the crew his all, expected nothing less, and got nothing less. The success of this years crew shows this. They won the Grimaldi Cup and Presidents Cup. They won the Manhat- tan Invitational and the Metropolitan Intercol- legiate Championships. In the Mets the crew ac- cumulated more points than had ever been ac- cumulated by any other crew in the history of the Championships. The highlight of the season was the Freshman Eight third place finish in the Dad Vail Regatta, which is the small college National Champi- onships. For the graduating seniors Dave Bibeau, Bill Bottiggi, Don Stewart, Gary Tamminga. Terry Moore, and Jim McGuiness this was the culmina- tion of several years of hard wrk, dedication, and improvement. The Merchant Marine Crew is on the move. one hundred eighty-seven one hundred ninety one hundred ninety-one one hundred ninety-two one hundred ninety-three one hundred ninety-four baseball one hundred ninety-five w one hundred ninety-six one hundred ninety-seven one hundred ninety-eight one hundred ninety-nine two hundred ’.KV two hundred one two hundred two two hundred three two hundred five two hundred eight i underclass two hundred nine FIRST COMPANY i i q Fourth Classmen Akin Alexander Banko Bean Gerglund Bowen Cambell Carlson Connors Davidson Denning Dixon Fundaun Giugliano Hand Ingraham Jacob Kraus Laible Lieberman Lopes Lyons MacDonald Maclernon McMahon Mills Monahan Neuberger O’Connor Pastula Poppe Quinn Richardson Rummage Russel Schatzman Scuillo Seabrook Sherman Stapleton Stevens Tahaney Thompson Vogel Woodard Young Culpepper Cosgrove two hundred ten ■ t J. I j - I 1 ? I Second Class-A’s Anderson Broussard Callahan Delesdernier Faherty Fallier Frenna Grabowski Grimshaw Jensen Koproski Krueger Lamm McAnulty Muccin O'Brien Reinken Rice Spinella Szivos Weinberg Third Class-B’s Carmody Cicchetti Donohue Fitzgerald Gianfalla Gilson Graham Hayman Heneghan Kampa Keenan Lehman Marcin Pais Raines Risley Rodgers Seidl Stemwell Wilson Yraceburn I ■ v two hundred twelve Second Class-B's Acurio Bouchard Callahan Carney Dugan Gardner Lewis Maroney Masson Olsen Romero Samelson Steifer Wanzor Wilhelmy Willard Zuba Warner two hundred thirteen SECOND COMPANY Fourth Classmen Aguinaga Alford Armstron Bark Becker Breen Brown Cannon Carroll Cerullo Conroy Corbett Davis Doherty Dorman Emry Derenczy Fiddler Foster Freese Garcia Glendenning Huff Kalb Kampmann Kukurugya Leddy Leonard Madison McClintock Mahon Malone Jackson Mitchell Molnar Mossman Nielsen Orlando Pereita Prantis Reardon Roche Ruisnak Seroka Singley Teer Thornton Voehringer two hundred fourteen Third Class B’s Abbate Lincoln Alvestad Longar Bailey Massey Baka McCoy Baker Melick Bishop Midgley Briody Mitchell Brown Moore Czyzewski Murray Dalien Neil Dougherty O'Neil Duclos Pecota Edwards Quigley Emmerick Rasher Fairbank Romano Gardy Swanbeck Glandt Temple Habenicht Waters Hamal Kearney Wickman A two hundred fifteen I Second Class A’s Arnott, Bahry, Barnes, Barra, Buxby, Coll, Dalrymple, DeDonato. Deren, Gibbs, Goebel, Gotwals, Hayes, Herig, Johnson, Kelly, Krueger, Krupski, McDonough, Mitchell, Munch, Nilsen, Pierson. Redfield. Remijan. Romeo, Scaduto, Schmitt, Settje, Shanley, Sledzinski, Tobin, Treacy, Walsh, Weaver, Wickboldt two hundred sixteen Second Class B’s Burden Buttrick Carter Dalton Dickey Durafourt Eddy Giacchino Hammer Jacobsen Marcus McCrory Meals O’Brien Palank Redeker Roenbeck Rowland Shelton Migelski Spaulding Warley Weaver Wicks two hundred seventeen two hundred nineteen THIRD COMPANY Fourth Classmen Abdelnor Arosemena Beckett Bivin Bossotti Bottinick Brenner Brown Carillo Clous Crow Corrado Davis Diamond Doyle Fitzgerald Friel Gasecki Gaspick Glennon Halbuer Hayden Heysler Jackson Johnson Kane King Labate Leonard Malone McCarthy McCormack Murby On- Perry Puher Shea Stortz Vrtis Torma Turissini two hundred twenty two hundred twenty one I 5 ■ Third Class A’s R. Barry Belanger Bryan Cardillo Donofrio Farwell Held Jelley Kiser Krewinghaus Lombardi Usuriello two hundred twenty two , Arnet, Burke, Carmels. Hillger, Loprete, Mocarski. Morrow. Palumberi. Ross, Schoonejans, Uhlin, Woodruff Second Class B s two hundred twenty three FOURTH COMPANY Fourth Classmen Arndt Atchinson Browning Buhl Burke Cosney Davis Dix Douthitt Fields Frische Gilkey Glading Goldsworthy Hammond Houghtaling Jacobsen Kennedy Kirk Lamirande Lucas Masciale McLauchlan Murphy Myer Paquette Rahming Reider Sandberg Santos Shields Sita Smith Switzer Trout Ullrich Werner Woods Yoder Zarynoff Flanagan Dutour two hundred twenty four Third Class B’s Barnes Bollas Canty Curtiss Dery Fernan Flynn Gergler Hobcrofl KJann Kohlbach Kuiken Lamb Livi Lyall Mayes Ortiz Reman Schubert Thacker two hundred twenty five z ■ :. . •, Third Class A S Ahlgren, Anderson, Armstrong, Bauer, Carroll, Convey, Culnane, Edwards, Emmerich, Hickey, Hribar, Jenicek, Lonsbury, Mathews, McGrath, Rawley, Shields, Walzak, Winnie two hundred twenty six two hundred twenty seven two hundred twenty nine FIFTH COMPANY Fourth Classmen Albert Deeter McCabe Alderuccio Dundon Mensing Ambury Dzitko Nagel Baker Emeley Nelson Barnett Flick O’Shea Billing Frost PfaefTle Black Gilmore Porterfield Bonilla Glass Ready Bronson Haughney Schammerhom Bossert Herig Small Bruns Hokana Somers Carroll Howard Swenson Clark Johnson Thomas Cox Kennebeck Vanasdale Cramer Leatherwood Wyncoop Dalton Lopez two hundred thirty Third Class-A’s Artavia Breed Fields Fraczak Gizzi Jenkins Johnke McDonald Pelowski Pizzarelli Rubina Shinn Sweeney Viluce two hundred thirty one I i Third Class-B’s Arndt Burke Dick Edmonds Gardner Gore Harshbarger Huber Kennedy Kriner Manginelli Mead Miles Morehouse Osborne Reynolds Walls Second Ahlgren. 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DELTA PARAGUAY NORTE AMERICANO N.cioMUd.Illinois u s a Naturalidada, 20 MARCO 1956 Oata do Na «te '“VIA- ■ Ts9lnalura do Titular two hundred sixty eight two hundred seventy „fcNCOUVEfl 1191$ SYDNEY 749 NEW vORK 1538: MELBOURNE 1380 YO 7148 LONE PINE 20«: WCMAfC297 TOKYO 7148 PORT MORESBY ■ORI MUKtbBT JC 9XS HC r I two hundred seventy one V.v two hundred seventy two two hundred eighty ■ 5 two hundred eighty one two hundred eighty two two hundred eighty four two hundred eighty five two hundred eighty seven 2 seniors two hundred eighty nine k X two hundred ninety one k two hundred ninety two two hundred ninety three two hundred ninety five btL NUN ERAl AD, two hundred ninety nine JEFFREY DOUGLAS ADAMSON Bloomington, Minnesota ACTIVITIES Band, Glee Club, Ski Club, Fencing Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Sam Houston — Waterman SS Doctor Lykes — Lykes Brothers SS Velma Lykes — Lykes Brothers SS Austral Moon — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Egypt, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iran, India, Sri Lanka, Djibouta, Ethiopia, Holland, Germany, England, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Cile, American Samoa, New Zea- land, Australia, New Guinea, Canada, Japan INTERNSHIP U.S. Coast Guard Marine Safety Office i 1 three hundred DANIEL JOSEPH ALEXANDER Bayshore, New York ACTIVITIES Sailing, Sportsmen Club, Trident Club, Track, Ski Club, In- tramurals, First Class Basketball, Beach Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES American Export Prudential Moore-McCormack States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel, Mexico, Panama, Venezuela, Curacao, Aruba, Dominican Republic, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Taiwan, Phillipines, In- donesia, Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong, Japan INTERNSHIP States Steamship three hundred one DELLA MARIE ANHOLT Portland, Oregon ACTIVITIES Rugby Team Manger, Varsity Basketball Team Manager, Baseball Team Manager (Batgirl), Varsity Club, Trident Club, Ski Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Wyoming — States Steamship Co. SS Austral Moon — Farrell Lines SS Santa Marie — Prudential Lines SS President Eisenhower — American President Lines, Ltd. COUNTRIES VISITED Taiwan, Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Hong Kong, Ja- pan, Tahiti, New Zealand, Australia, Tasmania, New Guinea, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Italy, Fr- ance INTERNSHIP Shauer Transportation Co. States Steamship Co. I must follow my heart ... on its chosen course through the stormy seas of love. To either reach the port of happi- ness, or sink to the depths of gloom. three hundred two 4 JOSEPH A. ASSANTE, JR. Hicksville, New York ACTIVITIES Soccer, Midshipman Council, Class Company Representa- tive, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS African Comes — Farrell Lines SS Santa Cruz — Prudential Lines USNS Sealift Antartic — Marine Transport Lines SS Sealand Resource — Sealand Service Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Guam, West Germany, The Netherlands, Spain, Canada INTERNSHIP Grumman Aerospace Corp., Hydrofoil Division three hundred three JOHN A. BAILEY, JR. Olympia, Washington ACTIVITIES Varsity Swim Team, Varsity Club, Bike Club, Sportsman Club, Trident Club, ROA SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Madison, President Pierce — American Presi- dent Lines SS Santa Maria — Prudential Lines SS Montana — States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Mexico, Canal Zone, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador INTERNSHIP Crowley Maritime Corp. — Seattle Washington ) tt ) I three hundred four 4' __ A WAYNE EVAN BAILEY Blue Bell, Pennsylvania ACTIVITIES Sailing Team — Power Squadron SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Agent — American Export Lines CV Lightning — American Export Lines SS American Heritage — Apex Marine SS Sealand Galloway — Sealand COUNTRIES VISITED England, France, West Germany, Holland, Italy, Spain. In- dia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Egypt, Virgin Islands INTERNSHIP Pilot's Association for the Bay and River Delaware three hundred Five � 3 EDWARD G. BAKER Massapequa Park, New York ACTIVITIES Intramurals, Beer Ball, Sponge Club, Barney Square Hockey SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Jeff Davis — Waterman Co. SS Delta Sud — Delta Lines Exxon Jamestown — Exxon Co. U.S.A. MV Joseph H. Frantz — Columbia Transportation Division COUNTRIES VISITED Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Yemen, T.F.A.I., Pakistan, India, Bengladesh, Sri Lanka, Honduras, Venezuela, Jamaica, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Chickasaw INTERNSHIP Heath-Rosenthal Chartering Corp. — Freeport, N.Y. U.S.A. Steamship Agency — New York, N.Y. i i three hundred six 4' � i ROBERT TILLMAN BAKER Ocean Springs, Mississippi ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Sailing Team — Power Squadron, KPPTM, One-Hits SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Delta Uruguay — Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. SS Thomas Lynch — Waterman Steamship Corp. SS Delta Mar-Delta Steamship Lines, Inc. SS Gulf Merchant-Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.. Inc. MV Defender, Hunter-Crowley Maritime COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, Russia, Belgium, Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela, Liberia, Senegal, Togo. Panama, Ivory Coast, Zaire, Ghana, Puerto Rico, Nigeria, Colombia, Equador, Peru. Chile, Dominican Republic INTERNSHIP Jackson County Port Authority — Pascagoula, Miss. three hundred seven 4� WILLIAM EDWARDS BAKER Ocean Springs, Mississippi ACTIVITIES Soccer Team, Honor Guard, Trident Club, Varsity Club, Rugby Social Member, Backgammon, Kings Point Park Team Movement SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Elizabeth Lykes — Lykes Lines SS Del Oro — Delta Lines SS Hawaiian Enterprise — Matson Lines SS Sealand Exchange — Sealand SS Santa Mercedes — Prudential Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Mexico, Russia, Japan, Korea, Okinawa, Hong Kong, Philippines, Canada, Honduras, Guatemala, Netherland Anti- lles, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Chile, Ecuador, Panama, Long Island, Texas INTERNSHIP Ingalls-Zitton Shipbuilding Corporation — Pascagoula, Mis- sissippi three hundred eight JON MICHAEL BARRETT Marion, Massachusetts ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team, O.R.E. City Island Team, Wrestling Team, Volleyball Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Rita — Prudential Lines SS American Legion — U.S. Lines SS Lea-Land Market — Sealand Services Inc. SS Valley Forge, Sinclair Texas — Keystone COUNTRIES VISITED Venezuela, Hong Kong, Japan, Panama, Guam, Holland, Germany, Spain INTERNSHIP Boston Towboat Company three hundred nine JOHN PATRICK BARRY Marblehead, Massachusetts ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team, Honor Board Representative, Honor Guard. Propeller Club, Marlinespike Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Idaho, Montana — States Steamship Co. SS Pres. Kennedy. Pres. Truman — American Pres. Lines SS Austral Ensign — Farrell Lines SS Gulf Queen, Gulf Deer — Gulf Oil Trading and Trans. Co. Tug Cabot — Boston Tow Boat Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Philippines, Taiwan, Okinawa. Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, Panama. Mexico, De- nmark, U.S.S.R. INTERNSHIP Boston Tow Boat Company “The exacting life of the sea has this advantage over the life of the earth that its claims are simple and cannot be evaded. Joseph Conrad three hundred ten DAVID BARTLETT Auburn, Maine ACTIVITIES Honor Guard, Computer Science Club, Regimental Informa- tion Service, Midshipman Officer, Reserve Officers' Associa- tion. E.D. Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES CV Red Jacket — Mediterranean Marine Lines SS American Astronaut — United States Lines SS Santa Lucia — Prudential Lines SS Sea-Land Resource — Sea Land Service, Inc. SS Mormaccape — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Valley Forge — Keystone Shipping Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Turkey, West Germany, Hol- land, Panama, Venezuela, Colombia, Equador, Peru, Chile, Brazil, Hong Kong, Japan INTERNSHIP U.S. Coast Guard Marine Safety Office — Portland. Maine three hundred eleven ACTIVITIES Michelson Society, Great Neck Symphony Orchestra SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Lash Atlantico, SS Santa Maria — Prudential Lines SS President Truman, SS President Eisenhower — American President Lines SS Mormac Cove — Moore-McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Algeria, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Egypt, France, Greece, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands Antilles, Pakistan, Panama, Peru, Philippines, Romania, Singapore, Sri Lnaka, Turkey, Venezuela INTERNSHIP Ingalls Shipbuilding — Pascagoula, Mississippi “An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, and I don’t care if the world is blind and toothless” three hundred twelve e— JOHN D. BATES North Massapequa, New York ACTIVITIES Varsity Football, Varsity Club, Regimental Information Ser- vice, Intramurals, Ring Dance Committee, Vice Pres. Senior Class, Zombo SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS American Lark — U.S. Lines SS Mormaclake — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Santa Clara — Prudential Lines SS Santa Barbara — Prudential Lines SS Eclipse — Mobil Oil Corp. MV Elizabeth Moran — Moran Tug and Towing Company COUNTRIES VISITED Hong Kong, Guam, Hawaii, Japan. Republic of South Africa, Mozanbique, Panama, Colombia, Equador, Dominican Re- public, Peru, Chile INTERNSHIP Pittston Marine Transport Corp. — New York, N.Y. “Graduation from Kings Point is sun- shine after a rainy day.” three hundred thirteen ROBERT J. BECKER Natron Heights, Pennsylvania ACTIVITIES Football, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormaccove — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Young America, Export Leader — American Export Lines SS Austral Entente — Farrell Lines USNS Pawcatuck — Military Sealift Command COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Israel, Italy, Panama, Australia, New Zealand, Fr- ance, Turkey, Spain, Greece three hundred fourteen ERIC KIRK BEGG III Stratford, Connecticut ACTIVITIES Sailing, Rugby SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Tillie Lykes, Aimee-Lykes Bro. SS President McKinley — American President Lines SS Austral Moon — Farrell Lines SS Chevron Mississippi — Chevron Shipping Co. COUNTRIES VISITED France, Germany, Holland. England. Republic of South Arica, Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, Japan. South Korea. Hong Kong Taiwan, Tahiti, Newr Zealand, Australia. Ameri- can Samoa, Canada INTERNSHIP Lykes Brothers — New Orleans, La. three hundred Fifteen BRUCE PHILIP BENNETT Massapequa, New York ACTIVITIES Rugby, Honor Guard, Sportsmans Club, Beach Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Staghound, Young America — Export Lines SS Santa Barbara — Prudential Lines SS Austral Endurance — Farrell Lines SS Mormacouse — Moore-McCormack SS American Appollo — U.S. Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel, Curacao, Aruba, Panama, Equador, Colombia, New Zealand, Austrailia, Brazil, Hawaii, Guam, Hong Kong, Japan, England, France, Hol- land, Germany Adieu! A heart-warm fond adieu! Dear Brothers of the mystic tie! Ye favour’d, ye enlighten'd few, companions of my social joy! Tho’ I to foreign lands must hie, pursuing fortune’s slidd'ry ba; with melting heart, and brimful eye. I’ll mind you still, tho’ far awa! INTERNSHIP Avon Steamship Co. three hundred sixteen ACTIVITIES Bowling Team, Basketball, Regimental Information Service, Cheerleader, Intramurals, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Lash Pacifico, Santa Elena — Prudential Lines SS American Lynx — U.S. Lines SS Mormacoraco — Moore-McCormack COUNTRIES VISITED Spain. Italy, Greece, Turkey, Romania, Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Japan, China, Guam. Dominican Republic, Colombia, Peru, Equador, Chile, Brazil, Uraguay, Argentina. Panama INTERNSHIP The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey three hundred seventeen DAVID JOSEPH BIBEAU Gales Ferry, Connecticut ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew (Lightweight Captain), Varsity Club. Machinist’s Club. SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Democracy SS Austral Ensign SS Beaver State CV Stag Hound COUNTRIES VISITED Portugal, Morrocco, Algiens. Tunisia, Lebanon, Cyprus, Greece. Turkey, Yugoslavia, Italy, France, Spain. England. Holland, West Germany, Mexico, New Zealand, Austrailia, Israel, U.A.R., Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emerates INTERNSHIP U.S. Coast Guard Marine Inspection Detachment — New London, Connecticut ) cicjncitart; iJ kde,-finest' ari ifiere U. cf mciion. icfA liettvfoviW routing wt ‘ IPfiy iid weami tG+ydumeiujoH YMcltpeijzcitin tfcdivine-, tovic (w 4 tfic licit crfiioiu) three hundred eighteen MICHAEL E. BLECHER Spring Valley, New York ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Rugby Club, “Hear This Photo Editor, Midshipman Photography Association, Honor Guard, Sportsman's Club, Beach Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Defiance — American Export Lines SS Santa Elena, Santa Rita — Prudential Lines SS Mormaccove — Moore-McCormack Lines SS American Lark — U.S. Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Brazil, Panama. Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Aruba. Curacao, Guam. Hong Kong, Japan, West Coast U.S. INTERNSHIP Avon Steamship Corp. three hundred nineteen Y JOSEPH C. BOHR Smithtown, New York ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Midshipman Council, Ski Club, Intramurals, SNAME, Trident Club, Propeller Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Champion — American Export Lines SS Mormaclake — Moore-McCormack Lines SS President Jefferson — American President Lines SS Mariposa — Pacific Far East Lines SS Prudential Oceanjet — Prudential Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Tahiti, New Zealand, Australia, Figi, American Samoa, Guatamala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, El Salvador, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP Prudential Lines — Long Beach California three hundred twenty GEOFFREY DOUGLAS BOLTON Palatine, Illinois ACTIVITIES Midshipman Council, Crew Team, Trident Club, Sailing Team. Midshipman Officer, Intramurals, Propeller Club. Marlinspike Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Almeria Lykes — Lykes Lines SS Delta Mexico. Delta Mar-Delta Lines SS President Taft. American Mail — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Holland. Germany, France, England. Ghana. Ivory Coast Gabon. Guinea, Honduras. Venezuela, Brazil. Paraguay, Uruguay. Argentina. Japan. Taiwan, India, South Korea, Malaya. Indonesia INTERNSHIP U.S. Coast Guard — Chicago Captain of the Port Office The greatest achievements of mankind have been accomplished by two types of men — those who were smart enough to know that it could be done, and those who were too dumb to know it couldn’t. three hundred twenty one 'J' GEORGE PETER BORAWSKI, JR. East Hartford, Connecticut ACTIVITIES Honor Guard, Honor Board, Sailing, Cross Country, Crew SHIPS AND CONSTRUCTION SS San Pedro — Sea Land SS Golden Bear — Pacific Far East Lines SS President Eisenhower — American President Lines SS Texaco Floxida — Texaco SS Frederick Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Phillippines, India, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, France, Spain, Kuwait, United Arab Emiretes, Iran, Moracco, Tunisia, Egypt, Italy INTERNSHIP Hamilton Marine Surveying — Mobile, Alabama three hundred twenty two t e JAMES TIMOTHY BORDELON Billings, Montana ACTIVITIES Vice President Honor Board, Glee Club, Intramurals, Honor Board Representative, SNAME, ROA. Propeller Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Christopher Lykes, Almeria Lykes — Lykes Brothers SS Delta Mar — Delta Lines MV Bulwark — Crowley Maritime Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Algeria, Turkey, Egypt, Italy, France, Germany, Holland, England, Honduras, Jamacia, Venezuela, Brazil. Uruguay, Argentina, South Africa. Kenya, Tanzania, South-West AF- rica, Puerto Rico INTERNSHIP Delta Lines Steam Ship Co. — New Orleans, Louisiana three hundred twenty three WILLIAM GERARD BOTTIGGI Braintree, Massachusetts ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew (Captain), Hockey Club, Trident Club, Ski Club, Machinist Club, Varsity Club, SNAME, Rugby SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Banner — Export Lines SS Mormacbay, Mormacdraco — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Eastern Sun — Sunoco SS Santa Lucia — Prudential Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Israel, Cyprus, Sicily, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Colombia, Panama, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Hispanola INTERNSHIP Boston Tow Boat Company — Boston, Massachusetts three hundred twenty four ROBERT MICHAEL BOUCHARD Fort Fairfield, Maine ACTIVITIES Radio Club — President, DeMolay — President, Rugby, In- tramurals, U.S.M.A. Exchange, June Weekend Committee SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Ana, SS Lash Italia — Prudential Lines SS Great Republic, SS Esport Patriot — American Export SS African Meteor — Farrell Lines SS Mormacrigel — Moore-McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Venezuela, Spain, Italy, Turkey, Greece, Senegal, Liberia, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Guinea, Azores, England, France, West Germany, Netherlands, Algeria, Morrocco, Egypt, Syria, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay INTERNSHIP Bath Iron Works — Bath. Maine three hundred twenty five Y STEPHEN MALLORY BOWES III Jacksonville, Florida ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Fillmore — American President Lines SS Export Diplomat — American Export Lines SS Austral Ensign — Farrel Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore. Okinawa, Hong Kong, Morocco, Spain, Tunisia, Yugoslavia, Turkey, Italy, Bul- garia, New Zealand, Australia, Mexico, Panama nina III . . . “bogus” . . . plebe wedge . . . sitzmark . . . limited edition wiring . . . boat nigger extraordinaire ... it plays records . . . green flash . . . bermuda . . . immoral, illegal fattening or sixty days restricted . . . “really?” . . . bonnie . . . break-break:82A . . . “major” . . . T.C. ... oh wow! milk shakes . . . spinnaker pole cusion . . . o.r.e.? . . . psyched? . . . anthropomorphizing again? . . . pizza flavored goldfish . . . momaster . . . 27? . . . 227340 . . . 414 . . . WZ-3183 . . .10860. . .3742. . .so much to do three hundred twenty six 4� WILLIAM H. BOYCE Levittown, New York ACTIVITIES Intramurals, Scuba, Bike Club, Sportsman Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES CV Staghound, CV Lightning — American Export Lines SS Santa Lucia, SS Magdalena — Prudential Lines Momacscan — Moore-McCormack Lines Colorado — States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED England, Germany, France, Holland, South Africa, South- west Africa, Taiwan, Phillipines, Indonesia, Singapore, Thai- land, Hong Kong, Japan, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Colom- bia, Venezuela, Curacao, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ec- quador INTERNSHIP States Steamship Company — San Francisco, California three hundred twenty seven MICHAEL BRIAN BOYD Baltimore, Maryland ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Honor Guard, Glee Club, Propeller Club, Re- serve Officer’s Association, Trident Club, SNAME, Ski Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormacbay — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Atlantico (Lash) — Prudential Lines SS Austral Entente — Farrell Lines SS John Penn — Waterman Steamship Corp. COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Morocco, Spain, France, Italy, Panama, Australia, Egypt, Jordan, French Territory of the Afars and Issas, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, India, Bangladesh INTERNSHIP U.S. Coast Guard Marine Inspection Safety Office — Balti- more, Maryland three hundred twenty eight RAYMOND LEE BREWER Logansport, Indiana ACTIVITIES Gymnastic Club, Chapel Choir, DeMolay Club, Trident Club, Radio Club, Glee Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS African Mercory — Farrell Lines SS Young American — Mediterranean Marine Lines SS Export Freedom — Export Lines SS President Johnson — American President Lines SS Santa Mariana — Prudential Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, China, Korea, Okinawa. Hong Kong, Spain, Italy, France, Israel, Greece, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile. Mexico, Ecuador, Colombia, Panama, Ivory Coast. Ghana, Zaire INTERNSHIP Chessie System — Ludington, Michigan three hundred twenty nine Y RICHARD THOMAS BRIEN III Columbia, Maryland ACTIVITIES Band, Sailing Team, Automotive Interest Club, Sportsman’s Club, SNAME, ASNE SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Defiance — American Export Lines SS African Meteor — Farrell Lines SS President Van Buren — Prudential Lines SS Hawiian Monarch — Matson Navigation Company COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Ascencion Island, South Af- rica, Mozambique, Angola, Zaire, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Guatemala, El Savador, Costa Rica, Columbia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile INTERNSHIP Sea-Land Service Inc. — Oakland, California M. Rosenblatt and Son, Inc. — Arlington, Virginia three hundred thirty CHARLES E. BRISTER, JR. Duarte, California ACTIVITIES Track. Land Hall Committee. Chess Club. Football SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Prudential Oceanjet. SS Santa Mariana — Prudential SS Michigan. SS Maine — States Line SS Mormacsky — Moore-McCormack COUNTRIES VISITED Venezuela. Brazil. Argentina, Curacao, Peru. Chile. Ecuador, Panama. Costa Rica. Guatemala. Nicaragua. El Savador, Mexico. Japan. Phillipines. Taiwan. Korea. Singa- pore. Hong Kong TRY A LITTLE KINDNESS by Vickie Wiley It doesn’t pay to be cruel to each other We all live here — try to stick together We should try to help one another Its not hard for us if we stick together It doesn’t pay to make someone feel bad It won’t help to make somesone sad You can't live in this world all alone No one will miss you when you are gone You should try a little smile You will feel better in a little while It doesn’t hurt for us to be kind Because you will soon feel fine One more thing I want to say. Try a little kindness, it will go a long way INTERNSHIP U.S. Coast Guard Marine Inspection Office — Long Beach. California three hundred thirty JOACHISM J. BUONO Westbury, New York ACTIVITIES Soccer, Crew, Midshipman Council, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormac Lake — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Defiance — Mediterrean Marine Line SS Hawaiian Enterprises — Matson Navigation Company SS President Pierce — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP Matson Navigation Company — Honolulu, Hawaii I i three hundred thirty two VA 1 • ei JOHN JOSEPH BURKE Valley Stream, New York ACTIVITIES Captain Cross Country, Track. Varsity Club. Trident Club, Wing Friend SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormacscan, SS Mormacsky — Moore-McCormack SS CV Stag Hound — American Export SS Lash Turkiye — Prudential COUNTRIES VISITED South Africa, South West Africa, Mozambique. Algeria. Malta, Greece, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, Romania, Italy. Singa- pore. Netherlands. West Germany. England, France INTERNSHIP Preliminary Design Group. AEPD — Ingalls Shipbuilding — Pascagoula, Mississippi P.A.M. We may never pass this way again That’s why I want to walk it with you Because you make me feel Like more than a friend Like I'm the journey And you’re the journey’s end We may never pass this way again. three hundred thirty three ¥ ROBERT CHARLES BURLANDO Alexandria, Virginia ACTIVITIES “Hear This” Co-Editor, Color Guard, Indoctrination Instruc- tor, Inter-Academy Exchange — U.S.C.G.A., Operation En- terprise — American Mangement Association, Varsity Crew Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Young America — Mediterranean Marine Lines SS Mormactrade, SS Mormaccape — Moore-McCormack Lines SS John Penn — Waterman Steamship Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, Israel, Greece, France, Brazil, Egypt, Jordan, F.T.A.I., Sri Lanka, India, Bangladesh INTERNSHIP Moore-McCormack Resources, Inc. three hundred thirty four • GUY KEVIN CABOT Oxon Hill, Maryland ACTIVITIES Rugby, Intramurals, Propeller Club, Honor Guard, Beta SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Thompson Lykes, SS Aimee Lykes, SS Dolly Turman — Lykes Brothers Steamship Co. SS Sea-Land Producer-Sea-Land Services Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Soviet Union, Korea, Germany, Netherlands, Kenya. Mozambique, Tanzania, South Africa, Chile. Peru, Colom- bia, Ecuador, Panama INTERNSHIP Pollution Control Department — Naval Sea Systems Com- mand — U.S. Navy three hundred thirty five JOHN WILLIAM CALVERT Green Lake, Wisconsin ACTIVITIES Rugby, Intramurals, Sportsmans Club, Beach Club, Table 17, Parking Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Zoella Lykes — Lykes Bros. SS James Lykes — Lykes Bros. SS Delta Uruguay — Delta Lines SS President McKinley — American President Lines M V Harlel Branch, Jr. — Ohio River Boat Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Algeria, Turkey, U.S.S.R., Egypt, Italy, Spain, Southern U.S.A., Senegal, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Togo, Nigeria, Came- ron Republic, Ghana, Guinea, Trinidad, Western U.S.A., Ja- pan, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan INTERNSHIP Ohio River Boat Co. Cincinnati, Ohio three hundred thirty six jj ' Mr • . % M m-.'W MYLES PATRICK CAMPBELL Engewood Cliffs, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Varsity Basketball. Junior Varsity Basketball, Regimental In- formation Service SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormacglen — Moore-McCormack SS President Pierce, SS President Grant — American Presi- dent Lines USNS Sealift Antartic, USNS Sealift China Sea — Marine Transport Lines COUNTRIES V ISITED South Africa, Mozambique, Japan, China, Taiwan, Philip- pines, Italy, Scotland, Spain, England INTERNSHIP United States Lines three hundred thirty seven DOUGLAS RICHARD CARLSON Westford, Massachusetts ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Honor Board, Social Committee, Intramu- rals, Regimental Dance Band, Christian Council SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Ana — Prudential Lines SS Austral Pilot — Farrell Lines SS Sealand Resource — Sealand Service Company USNS Wyman — Military Sealift Command COUNTRIES VISITED Venezuela, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Mozambique, Kenya, Germany, Holland, Spain, Canada INTERNSHIP U.S. Coast Guard Marine Safety Office — Boston, Mass. three hundred thirty eight DONALD DAVID CARROLL III Magnolia, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Karate Team. Martial Arts Club — Vice President, Honor Guard. Intramurals — Football. Basketball, Track. Softball. Paddleball. Rugby — Captain SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Young America SS Mormacbay, SS Mormacrigel — Moore-McCormack SS Santa Isabel SS New Jersey Sun SS Delaware Sun COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, France. Italy. Greece. Israel, Brazil, Curacao. Aruba. Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico INTERNSHIP Interstate Tug and Barge Inc. — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania three hundred thirty nine JACK AMBROSE CARROLL Plano, Texas ACTIVITIES Junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Club, Ski Club, Honor Board SHIPS AND COMPANIES C V Young America — American Export Lines SS Mormacvega — Moore-McCormack Lines T V Arco Sag River, T V Arco Endeavor — Atlantic Richfield Company C V President Van Buren — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Israel, Italy, Spain, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Canada, Brazil, Korea, Greece INTERNSHIP Atlantic Richfield Company — Long Beach, California three hundred forty I i JOSEPH ALOYSIUS CARTER Moberly, Missouri ACTIVITIES Varisty Golf — Team Captain, Class Treasurer, Intramurals, First Class Basketball, Varsity Club, Newman Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Charolette Lykes, SS Jean Lykes — Lykes Lines SS Sealand Consumer — Sealand Services Inc. SS Del Sol — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Canada, Jamacia, South Africa, Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, Morocco, Nigeria, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Togo, Tunisia, Malta, Yugoslavia, Turkey, U.S.S.R., Greece, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Germany INTERNSHIP Federal Barge Lines Inc. — Saint Louis, Missouri three hundred forty one ROBERT PATRICK CASTAGNA Seattle, Washington ACTIVITIES Football, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Automotive Interest Club, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Taft, SS President McKinley, SS President Fillmore, SS Hong Mail — American President Line SS Wyoming — States Line SS Austral Lightning — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, New Zealand, Australia, Tahiti, Canada INTERNSHIP Crowley Maritime — Seattle, Washington three hundred forty two f I f t DAVID CATANZARITE Ambridge, Pennsylvania ACTIVITIES Varsity Baseball, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Austral Patriot — Farrell Lines SS CV Lightning — American Export Lines SS Lash Pacifico — Prudential Lines SS Mormacwave — Moore-McCormack COUNTRIES VISITED South Africa, Mozambique, Portugal, England, France, Germany, Netherland, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Libya, Monaco, Algeria, Brazil INTERNSHIP Ingall's Shipbuilding — Pascagoula, Mississippi three hundred forty three DAVID TAK-WEI CHEN New York, New York ACTIVITIES Martial Arts Club, Cultural Society, June Weekend Commit- tee, Labor Day Telethon, Christmas Ball Committee, Intra- murals — Table Tennis, Rowing, Bowling, Basketball, Cross Country SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Prudential Oceanjet, SS Lash Espana — Prudential Lines SS Wyoming — States Steamship Co. SS Panama — Sealand Service, Inc. SS Red Jacket — Mediterranean Marine Lines SS African Mercury — Farrell Lines, Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED Greece, Italy, France, Spain, Turkey, Portugal, Japan, For- mosa, Hong Kong, Phillippine Island, Malaysia, Singapore, Panama, Mexico, Nicaragua, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Ghana, Congo, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Indonesia, Puerto Rico INTERNSHIP Prudential Lines, Inc. — San Francisco, California three hundred forty four I SCOTT N. CHURCHILL Seattle, Washington ACTIVITIES Sailing. Crew, Wardroom, Ring Dance Committee, Chairman ASNE — Kings Point Student Section SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Oregon Mail, SS HOng Kong Mail, SS President Truman — American President Lines SS Maine — States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, India INTERNSHIP Foss Launch and Barge Company three hundred forty Five ACTIVITIES Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track, Propeller Club, Var- sity Club, Intramurals, Midshipman Officer Billet SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS American Export Diplomat — Prudential Lines SS Santa Ana, SS CV Staghound, SS American Liberty — U.S. Lines COUNTRIES VISITED South American, Morrocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Turkey, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Azores, Yugoslavia, Japan, Hong Kong, France, England, Holland, Germany INTERNSHIP Prudential Lines Inc. three hundred forty six ACTIVITIES Football, Baseball, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Ambassador, SS CV Lightning — American Ex- port SS Mormaccape — Moore-McCormack SS M V Adventurer — Crowley Maritime SS Arthur Middleton — Waterman Steamship Corporation SS M V Ross Seal — Sealcraft Operators, Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED England. France, German, Holland, Brazil. Santo Domingo, Haiti, Jamacia, Puerto Rico, Belgium, Sweden. Russia INTERNSHIP Association of Maryland Pilots three hundred forty seven 4' CHRISTOPHER BOYD CONLEY Milford, Connecticut ACTIVITIES Propeller Club, Regimental Information Service, Tutor, Big Brother, Land Hall Committee, Bicycle Club, Who’s Who 1977-1978 Edition SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Eisenhower, SS President Taft — American President Lines SS Mormacaltar — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Austral Lightning — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Hong Kong, Singapore, India, Pakistan, Italy, France, Sri Lanka, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Japan, Korea, Tahiti, Australia, New Zealand INTERNSHIP Moore-McCormack Lines — Stamford, Broadway and Man- hattan Offices three hundred forty eight THOMAS PATRICK CONNOLLY Sherwood, Arkansas ACTIVITIES Drill Team — Commander, Cannon Squad, Friday Night Liberty Team, SNAME, MAT SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Delata Sud — Delta Steamship Lines SS Tillie Lykes, SS Dolly Turman — Lykes Brothers Steam- ship Lines SS Iberville — Waterman Steamship COUNTRIES VISITED Jamaica, Venezuela. Brazil, Argentina, Panama. Peru. Chile. France, Germany, The Netherlands, England, U.S.S.R., Korea, Taiwan, Japan. Philippines INTERNSHIP American Export Lines — New York three hundred forty nine STAN COOK Carson, California ACTIVITIES Glee Club, Color Guard, Christian Council, Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Regimental Information Service, Midship- man Council SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Austral Moon — Farrell Lines, Inc. SS Prudential Sea Jet — Prudential Lines SS Hawaiian Progress — Matson Navigation SS Sea Land Finance — Sea Land Services SS Idaho — States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED American Samoa, New Zealand, Australia, Tazmania, New Guinea, Guatemala, Costa Rica, El Savador, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Japan. Hong Kong, Philippines, Singapore, Java, Taiwan INTERNSHIP U.S. Coast Guard, Marine Inspection Office — Long Beach, California . . . Though I have all faith, so that I would remove mountains, and have not charity, I am nothing I i three hundred fifty WILLIAM NEIL COPELAND JR. Seaford, Delaware ACTIVITIES Honor Guard. Photography Club. Midships Photographer, Flying Club — President. Sportsman Club, Ski Club, Sailing Team, Ambulance Squad SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Truman — American President Lines SS Alaskan Mail — American Main Lines SS Texaco Florida — Texaco Inc. SS Frederick Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Co. MV Roger W. Wilson — J. Ray McDermott Company COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, India. Taiwan, Hong Kong. Morocco. Spain, Tunisia, Egypt INTERNSHIP Getty Refining and Marketing Company — Delaware City, Delaware three hundred fifty one 4� JOHN FREDERICK CORVINO Spring Valley, New York ACTIVITIES Band, Automotive Interest Club, Power Squadron, Sportsman Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Defiance — American Export Lines SS African Meteor — Farrell Lines SS American Lark — United States Lines SS Santa Isabel — Prudential Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Ascencion Island, South Af- rica, Mozambique, Panama, Guam, Hong Kong, Japan, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Ecuador, Angola, Zaire INTERNSHIP Pacific Marine Corporation, New York. New York r' I three hundred fifty two n PHILLIP MARK CRAWFORD Tacoma, Washington ACTIVITIES Varsity Lightweight Crew, Honor Guard. Company Com- mander, Senior Class Secretary, All Around Good Guy SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Oregon Mail, SS Hong Kong Mail, SS President Taft — American President Lines MV Mohawk — Crowley Martime Corporation SS Indian Mail — American President Lines SS Austral Rainbow — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, India, Canada, New Zealand, Tahaiti, Australia, Samoa Aye Matey! I’ll run my ship by the old KINGS POINT RULE. When in danger — When in doubt — Run in circles — Scream and Shout! three hundred fifty three CARL MARIO CROCE, JR. Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Newman Club — President. Religious Folk Music Society — President, Midshipman Shooting Team, Varsity Club, Ski Club. Land Hall Committee, Committee Chairman Seating for 1977 Christmas Ball. ASNE, SNAME, Michelson Society — Secretary SHIPS AND COMPANIES C.V. Export Freedom — American Export Lines L.C.V. Lash Pacifico. S.S. Santa Clara — Prudential Lines S.T. Golden Dolfin — Apex Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Netherlands, Germany, France, Great Britain, Greece, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, Rumania, Italy, Spain, Dominican Re- public, Aruba, Curacao, Panama, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Virgin Islands, Libya, Cabinda — Angola INTERNSHIP Apex-Marine “The morning was a gray one; and the mist was thick and heavy. Her solitary figure stood alone against the starboard and her smile was a sad one for she had been a long time weeping and the ship was moving, slowly like a mountain on the water and his parting words surrounded her like a gentle soothing blanket she could hear him saying softly, in a voice that was warm and tender, Tf you call to any ship then I'll be on it. And if you cry to any ship that you might see, then wipe the tear drops from your eyes, and cast them out upon the sea because that’s where I’ll be.’ ” by Bill Burford three hundred fifty four I 1 ACTIVITIES Honor Guard. Crew SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Nancy Lykes — Lykes Steamship Co. SS Delta Paraguay. SS Delta Mar — Delta Lines Steam- ship SS John Tyler — Waterman Steamship Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Morocco, Algeria, Syria, Italy, Spain. Ghana. Nigeria, Ga- bon, Ivory Coast, Dahomey, Zaire, Congo Republic, Cape Verde Islands. Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Venezuela. Hon- duras. Russia, England. Germany INTERNSHIP Crounse Corporation Barge Lines, Paducah, Kentucky JAMES KEITH DABNEY Memphis, Tennessee three hundred fifty five CHARLES K. DARRELL East Northport, New York ACTIVITIES Varsity Soccer, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Red Jacket — Mediterranean Marine Lines SS African Sun — Farrell Lines Sealift Indian Ocean — Marine Transport Lines SS Santa Barbara — Prudential — Grace Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Virgin Islands, Dominican Republic, Netherlands Antilles, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Spain, France, England, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Bahrain, Cape Verde Islands, Sierra Leone, Senegal, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Shana, Cameroon, Zaire, Sao Tame, Guinea INTERNSHIP Grumman Aerospace, Marine Division three hundred Fifty six GUY RICHARD DEBOER Plainwell, Michigan ACTIVITIES Marlinspike Club — President SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Madison — American President Lines SS Hong Kong Mail — American Mail Lines SS Chevron Hawaii — Chevron Shipping — USA SS Golden Bear — Pacific Far East Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, In- dia, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Phillipines INTERNSHIP U.S. Coast Guard three hundred fifty seven 4 { t PAUL MERLE DeBOLT Carson, Washington ACTIVITIES Society for the Study of Noise in Motion, M-l Club, Famous Grouce Club, F.A.T.S. SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Washington — States Lines SS Maine — States Lines SS President Truman — American President Lines SS Santa Mariana — Prudential Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Republic of the Philippines, In- donesia, Singapore, Thailand, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Equador, Chile, Argentia, Brazil, Colombia, Taiwan, Ven- ezuela, Curacao INTERNSHIP States Steamship Co. three hundred fifty eight ■J' STEVEN JOSEPH DEBRECHT St. Charles, Missouri ACTIVITIES Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Delta Mar, SS Delat Sud — Delta Lines SS Thomas Lynch — Waterman Steamship Corporation Cindy Cenac, Clinton C. Cenae, A.J. Cenac — Cenac Town- ing Co. COUNTRIES VISITED British Honduras, Jamaica, Venezuelas, Brazil, Argentina. Uruguay, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, French Terriroty of Afars and Issas, Jordan Yemen, Ethiopia, India, Sri Lanka INTERNSHIP Federal Barge Lines, Inc. — St. Louis, Missouri three hundred fifty nine PAUL LOGAN DELVENTHAL Waialua, Hawaii ACTIVITIES Sailing, Volleyball, Propeller Club, SNAME, Ski Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Wyoming, States Steamship Co. SS Prudential Oceanjet — Prudential Lines SS President Eisenhower — American President Lines SS Chevron Mississippi — Chevron Oil Co. SS Lurline, SS Enterprise — Matson Steamship Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Long Island, India and other assorted delights INTERNSHIP Matson Steamship Company — Honolulu, Hawaii For the longest time I wondered what the hell I was doing here, Finally I realize that some sacrifices are needed before one reaches the top. Much thanks to all those who have helped me through these years. I only hope that I will be able to do the same for some Pointer in the future. three hundred sixty CHRIS RAY DEMPSEY Hastings-On-The-Hudson, New York ACTIVITIES Band, Stage Band, Fanfare Trumpets, Intramurals, TR-8, NARC Club, Photography Club, MO Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormacglen — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Santa Rita, SS Santa Cruz — Prudential Lines SS Export Pariot — American Export Lines SS Mobil Eclipse — Mobil Corp. COUNTRIES VISITED Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chili, Dominican Re- public, Netherlands, Antilles, England, Germany, Nether- lands, South Africa, Mozambique INTERNSHIP Mobil Oil “If it’s too hot to touch. It’s too hot to drink” “Wheezer three hundred sixty one DAVID JOSEPH DOLIM Sunland, California ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Dog Squad SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Van Buren — American President Lines SS Colorado — States Steamship Co. SS Pacific Bear — Pacific Far East Line SS Arco Sag River — Atlantic Richfield Co. SS Austral Moon — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Okinawa, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea, Phillipines, Pago Pago, New Zealand, Australia, Papua New Guinea, Alaska, Hawaii INTERNSHIP States Steamship Company — San Francisco, California three hundred sixty two RANDY B. DOUGLASS Bear, Delaware SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Polk, SS President Eisenhower — American President Lines SS Hawaiian Monarch — Matson Navigation Line SS Golden Bear — Pacific Far East Lines SS Santa Maria — Prudential Lines SS Long Beach — Sea-Land Tug Progress — Berg Towing COUNTRIES VISITED Japan. Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, American Samoa. New' Zealand, Australia, Papua, New Guinea, Mexico, Panama, Curacao. Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Equador, Singapore, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Italy, France INTERNSHIP Port of Wilmington, Delaware Docking Pilots In the Beginning by Graeme Edge There you go, man, keep as cool as you can Face piles and piles of trials with smiles It riles them to believe that you perceive the web they weave And keep on thinking free. three hundred sixty three Y PETER JOHN DUBBELMAN Cedar Grave, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Propeller Club, Automotive Interest, Honor Board — Fac- ulty Liason Officer, American Society Naval Engineers, Machinist Club, American Nuclear Society, Michaelson So- ciety, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities in 1978 SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Leader — Export Leader SS President Roosevelt — American President Lines SS American Lancer — U.S. Lines SS Santa Elana — Prudential Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Curocoa, Aruba, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan. Egypt, Israel, Greece, Italy, France. England, Netherlands, Japan, Guam, Singa- pore INTERNSHIP Exxon International — Florham Park, New Jersey three hundred sixty four 4 DANIEL DOUGLAS DUBOIS Arcadia, California ACTIVITIES Sportsman's Club. War Games, Trident Club, Varsity Vol- leyball — Captain, ROA, WCL Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Harrison — American President Lines SS Prudential Seajet, SS ARCO Prudhoe Bay. SS Austral Lightning — Farrell Lines SS Hawaiian Progress — Matson Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Mexico, El Savador, Nicaragua. Ecuador, Chile, Peru. Panama, Tahiti, Samoa, New Zealand. Australia INTERNSHIP Matson Lines — San Pedro, California three hundred sixty five BRUCE HOWARD EASOM San Rafael, California ACTIVITIES Glee Club, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Monroe — American President Lines SS African Comet, SS Export Adventurer — American Ex- port SS Mormacsea — Moore-McCormack Lines SS CV Staghound — Sea-Land Services SS Long Beach, SS San Pedro — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Bangladesh, Brazil, Egypt, France, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Pakistan, Panama, Puerto Rico, Repub- lic of China, Singapore, South Africa, South-West Africa, South Korea, Sri Lanka, United Kingdom, West Germany INTERNSHIP M. Rosenblatt and Son, Inc. — Naval Architects and Marine Engineers — San Franciso, California Never Apologize Never Explain three hundred sixty six RONALD C. EHLERT Grand Rapids, Michigan ACTIVITIES Drill Team. Crew. War Games Club. Cannon Squad. E.D. Team. SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormacvega — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Export Patriot, SS Export Democracy — American Ex- port SS American Legion — United States Lines SS Charles M. White — Cleveland Cliffs Steamship Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Japan. Hong Kong. Guam. Panama. Brazil, Argentina. Uruguay. France. England. Germany. Holland. Azores. Por- tugal. Turkey. Sardinia. Sicily. Tunisa, Morocco. Cyprus. Yugoslavia INTERNSHIP U.S. Coast Guard Group — Meskegon. Michigan three hundred sixty seven KURT RICHARD ENGEL Clearwater, Florida ACTIVITIES Cross-Country, Track, Flying Club. Sportsman Club. Honor Guard, Bicycle Club, Trident Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Jeff Davis — Waterman Lines SS Delta Sud — Delta Lines USNS Maumee, USNS Marias — Military Sealift Command SS Red Jacket — Mediterranean Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Jordan, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, French, Territories of Afars and Issas, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Ceylon, Hon- duras, Jamaica, Venezuela, Brazil. Uruguay, Argentina, Netherland Antillies, Canal Zone, Antartica, New Zealand, U.S. Virgin Islands, Italy, Greece, Spain, Turkey three hundred sixty eight I I I i KEVIN LAWERENCE ENNIS Commack, New York ACTIVITIES Varsity Basketball, Intramurals, First Class Basketball, Var- sity Club, Zombo SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Austral Entente — Farrell Lines SS Santa Clara — Prudential Lines SS Young America, SS Great Republic — American Export SS Mormacaltair — Moore-McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, Ven- ezuela, Panama, Spain, Italy, Israel, Greece. Brazil, Argen- tina, Uruguay, Germany, Netherlands, England I three hundred sixty nine Y MICHAEL JOSEPH ENNIS Commack, New York ACTIVITIES Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Courier, SS Export Diplomat, SS Young America — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Azores, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Cyprus, Turkey, Morrocco, Tunisia, Greece, Yugoslavaia, Israel, South Korea, Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong, Panama, Commack three hundred seventy t I t f t RICHARD K. ERBE, JR. Balboa Heights, Canal Zone ACTIVITIES Trident Club, Honor Guard, Sailing Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Delta Brazil — Delta Lines SS Almeria Lykes, SS Joseph Lykes, SS Gulf Shipper — Lykes Brothers Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Honduras, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Trinidad, Senegal, Ghana, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Angola, Spain, France, Germany, England, Holland, Morrocco, Algeria, Egypt, Italy, Colombia, Ecuador, Chile INTERNSHIP Panama Canal Company three hundred seventy one JOHN SHELTON EVANS III McDonald, Ohio ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Propeller Club, Honor Guard, Hear This, Bicycle Club, Club “T”, Midshipman Officer, Trident Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Michigan — States Lines SS President Jefferson, SS President Monroe — American President Lines SS Santa Magdalena — Prudential Lines SS Lurline — Marine Navigation Company SS Mariposa — Pacific Far East Lines SS Colorado — States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Philippines, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, India, Egypt, Italy, France, Panama Canal Zone, Mexico, Netherland Antilles, Ven- ezuela, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, French Polynesia (Tahiti), American Samoa, Fiji, Australia, Cook Islands, New Zealand, Long Island INTERNSHIP Castle and Cooke, Inc. — Honlulu, Hawaii three hundred seventy two Y JOHN M. FALVEY Narragansett, Rhode Island ACTIVITIES Trident Club — President, Regimental Information Service, Automotive Interest Club, Sportsman Club, Honor Commit- tee, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Jean Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Company SS Chevron California — Chevron Shipping Company SS Monterey — Pacific Far East Lines SS President Madison — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Morrocco, Spain, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, France, Italy, Turkey, Russia, Canada, Alaska, Hawaii, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea INTERNSHIP Allendale Mutual Insurance Company — Johnston, Rhode Island “Nothing we can’t handle.” I three hundred seventy three RALPH THOMAS FARRISE Commack, New York ACTIVITIES June Weekend Chairman, Christmas Ball Co-Chairman, Honor Board Secretary — Recorder, Honor Board Represen- tative, Midshipman Council, Land Hall Committee Chair- man, Academy Exchange, Movie Chairman, Intramurals, Regimental Protocol Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Lash Atlantico, SS Lash Pacifico — Prudential Lines SS Export Freedom — American Export Lines SS Mormaclake — Moore-McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, French Morrocco, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, Egypt, Syria, Italy, Greece, Spain, Romania, Turkey, Russia INTERNSHIP Prudential Lines three hundred seventy four three hundred seventy five FRED WARREN FINGER Bethpage, New York ACTIVITIES Baseball, Honor Guard, Basketball, Fine Arts Club, Regi- mental Information Service SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Great Republic SS Lash Espana SS Santa Barbara SS Sea Land Market SS Mobil Fuel COUNTRIES VISITED Turkey, Italy, Lebanon, Spain, The Netherlands, Germany, Panama, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Chile, Peru, Ecuador three hundred seventy six THOMAS JOSEPH FINGER Bethpage, New York ACTIVITIES Baseball, Radio Club, Fine Arts Club, Intramurals, Midship- man Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Lucia — Prudential Lines SS Export Defender — American Export Lines SS Golden Dolphin — Apex Marine Corp. COUNTRIES VISITED Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Morocco, Italy, Tunisia, Turkey, Lebanon, Republic of the Congo, Libya, U.S. Virgin Islands INTERNSHIP Apex Marine Corporation three hundred seventy seven JOHN CLIFTON FINNEY Hayden Lake, Idaho ACTIVITIES Kings Point Sailing Squadron, War Games Club, First Battal- ion Wardroom Commando, First String E.D. Team, J.V. Drinking Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Philadelphia, SS St. Louis — Sea-Land Service, Inc. SS Indian Mail — American President Lines SS Santa Mercedes — Prudential Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, Panama, Colombia, Dutch Netherland Antilles, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador INTERNSHIP American President Lines, Pacific Northwest Region — Seat- tle, Washington three hundred seventy eight DAVID CRAIG FLINN Massapequa, New York ACTIVITIES Varsity Wrestling — Captain, Automotive Interest Club, Var- isty Club — President, Honor Board, Machinist Club, Trident Club, Color Guard, Ski Club, Intramurals, Resident Car Me- chanic SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Barbara — Prudential Lines SS Long Beach, SS Elizabethport — Sea-Land SS President Jefferson — American President Lines SS Mariposa — Pacific Far East Lines SS Hawaiian Queen — Matson Lines SS Idaho — State Lines RV Thomas G. Thompson — University of Washington COUNTRIES VISITED Dominican Republic, Panama, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador. Chile, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Christmas Island, Rarotonga, Tonga, Tahiti, New Zealand, Tasmania, Australia, New Caledonia, Fiji Islands, Samoa INTERNSHIP Scripps Institution of Oceanography — University of Califor- nia at San Diego — LaJolla, California three hundred seventy nine DANIEL GREGG FRANKLIN Chicago, Illinois ACTIVITIES ROA, Intramurals, Frisbee Club, F.U. Club, Magazine Col- lectors, South Chicago Member SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Truman, SS President Kennedy, SS Alaskan Mail, SS American Mail — American Presidents Line SS Hawaiian Monarch — Matson Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Korea, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Malaysia, In- donesia, India, Canada INTERNSHIP American President Lines — Chicago three hundred eighty SCOTT A. FRASER Maynard, Massachusetts ACTIVITIES Varsity Swimming, Varsity Tennis, Ski Club, Varsity Club, Sportsmen Club, B.D.A. SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Isabel — Prudential Lines SS African Sun — Farrell Lines SS Austral Endurance — Farrell Lines SS Mormacaltair — Moore-McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Columbia, Ecuador, Dominican Republic Antilles (Aruba and Curacao) Ghana, Ivory Coast, Senegal, Liberia, Zaire, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Nigeria, New Zealand, Au- stralia, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Canada, Mexico INTERNSHIP General Dynamics: Quincy Division three hundred eighty one Y ANTHONY T. FUSCO Ambler, Pennsylvania ACTIVITIES Football, Newman Club, Beta Boys, Midshipman Officer, Ring Committee, Plumb Island 3, Whoom Ball Championship Primate Wing SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Defender — American Export Lines SS African Neptune — Farrell Lines SS Nevada — States Lines SS Hawaiian Queen — Matson Lines USNS Taluga — M.S.C. Pacific COUNTRIES VISITED Portugal, Morrocco, Italy, Tunisia, Turkey, Cyprus, France, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Nigeria, Japan, Taiwan, Korea INTERNSHIP Castle and Cook Terminals Ltd. — Honolulu, Hawaii With all my love, I would like to extend my sincerest thanks to my parents who have been a tremendous source of guid- ance, inspiration and love to me throughout my life, especially these last four years spent here at Kings Point. three hundred eighty two VINCENT FRANCIS GALLUCCI Bronx, New York ACTIVITIES Varsity Football, Varsity Club, Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormacbay — Moore-McCormack SS President Roosevelt — American President Lines SS ARCO Heritage — Atlantic Richfield SS CV Lightning — American Export COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Hong Kong, Singapore, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Italy, France, Suez Canal Zone, Panama Canal Zone. Netherlands, England, Germany. Bronx INTERNSHIP APEX Marine — Lake Success, New York three hundred eighty three JOHN M. GAMBER Baldwin, New York ACTIVITIES Bicycle Club, Honor Guard, Midships, June Weekend 1977 Committee SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Austral Entente — Farrell Lines SS Export Diplomat — American Export SS Sealand Panama — Sealand SS Hawaiian Monarch, SS Hawaiian Queen — Matson Navi- gation RVWecoma — University of Oregon SS Idaho Standard — Chevron COUNTRIES VISITED Yugoslavia, Australia, New Zealand, Panama, Algeria, Mor- rocco, Italy, Liechtenstein, Portugal, Turkey, Greece INTERNSHIP Mobil Oil Corporation — New York, New York 1 three hundred eighty four JOHN MILLER GARLAND Stuart, Florida ACTIVITIES Computer Club — President. Sailing SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Del Oro — Delta Lines SS Mayo Lykes — Lykes Brothers SS President Van Buren — American President Lines SS Colorado — States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil. Congo. Gabon. Hong Kong. Japan. Kenya. Korea. Liberia. Nigeria, Santa Domingo. Senegal, South Africa. Tanzania INTERNSHIP Brooklyn Navy Yard Grant me the serenity to accept things I cannot change; the courage to change the things I can, and the intelligence to tell the difference. ! I three hundred eighty five MICHAEL STEVEN GETCHELL Salem, New Hampshire ACTIVITIES Trident Club, Drama Club, Concert and Lecture Committee, Neuman Club, Ski Club, Sportsman Club, Rugby, Beta Boys Master-at-Arms SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Panama, SS Sealand Commerce — Sea-Land-Inc. SS President Van Buren — American President Lines SS Tillie Lykes, SS Gulf Trader — Lykes Brothers Tug Daley — Boston Tugboat Company COUNTRIES VISITED Cuba, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Germany, Netherlands, England, France, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Guam, Singapore INTERNSHIP Boston Tugboat Company three hundred eighty six i JAMES D. GHEGAN Delran, New Jersey activities Crew, Social Committee, Track, Midships, Weight Lifting Club, Bicycle Club, Sailing SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormacrigel — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Santa Ana — Prudential Lines SS Gulf Seal SS CV Staghound SS CV American Liberty COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Venezuela, England, Germany, France. Netherlands, China, Japan, Panama INTERNSHIP U.S. Coast Guard — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania three hundred eighty seven DAVID GILMARTIN Massapequa, New York ACTIVITIES Soccer, Honor Guard SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormacscan — Moore-McCormack Lines SS LASH Turkiye, SS Santa Mariana — Prudential Lines SS San Juan — Sea-Land SS Californian — Matson Lines SS Michigan — States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED South Africa, Mozambique, Algeria, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, Romania, Malta, Italy, Greece, Panama. Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Mexico, Canada, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Southwest Africa INTERNSHIP City of Long Beach — Queen Mary Department — California three hundred eighty eight r I JOHN PAUL GLENNON Glen Rock, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Varsity Golf, Varsity Club, Automotive Interest Club, SNAME, Beer Ball, Intramurals, Michelson Society, Trident Club, Propeller Club, Midshipman Officer, ASNE, Pumping Iron SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Austral Enduranc — Farrel Lines SS Mormac Trade — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Gulf Shipper, SS Shirley Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Brazil, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Morrocco, Algeria, Egypt, Italy, Spain INTERNSHIP Mobil Oil Corporation — New York, New York three hundred eighty nine DUANE CLARK GLOSSNER Severn, Maryland ACTIVITIES Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormacvega — Moore-McCormack Lines SS American Aquarius — U.S. Lines SS Mason Lykes, SS Shirley Lykes, SS Jean Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Company COUNTRIES VISITED Algeria, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Egypt, France, Ecuador, Guam, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, Morrocco, Panama, Spain, Peru INTERNSHIP Maryland Shipbuilding and Drydock Company — Baltimore, Maryland three hundred ninety 0 JOSEPH FRANCIS GORDIAN Conemaugh, Pennsylvania ACTIVITIES Rifle team. Midn' Officer. Intramurals, Cannon squad. Beach club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Stonewall Jackson — Waterman Steamship Corp. SS John B. Waterman — Waterman Steamship Corp. SS Mallory Lykes — Lykes Bros. COUNTRIES VISITED Japan. Korea, Taiwan, Phillipines. Morrocco. Egypt. Italy. Jordan. Kuwait. Iran. Saudia Arabia. India. Pakistan. Ceylon INTERNSHIP Union Mechling Corporation three hundred ninety one KEITH M. GORDON Middletown, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Machinists Club, Trident Club, Sportsmens Club, Automo- tive Interest Club, Marine Technology Society, First Class Basketball, SNAME, Honor Board, Five Year Club, Intra- murals SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormacargo — Moore-McCormack Lines SS CV Lightning — American Export Lines SS Santa Lucia — Prudential Lines SS Austral Envoy — Farrell Lines MV Mobil Chicago — Mobil Oil Corporation COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Panama, Ecuador, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Aruba, Mexico, Curacao, England, Germany, Holland, Fr- ance, Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel, Australia, New Zealand, Perth Amboy INTERNSHIP The Mennen Company — Morristown, New Jersey “Third Officer of Steam and Motor Vessels of any tonnage on any ocean ...” three hundred ninety two c WALTER ANTON GRAF, JR. PALATINE, ILLINOIS ACTIVITIES War Games Club, Rifle Team Captain 2 yrs.. Cannon Crew Captain, Navy M-14 and 45 cal. Training Program Range Of- ficer. SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mormacargo — Moore — McCormack Lines Lash Italia — Delta Steamship Lines Gulf Farmer, Tillie Lykes — Lykes Lines Exxon Philadelphia — Exxon Co. Sealand Venture — Sealand COUNTRIES VISITED Southwest Africa, South Africa, Mozambique, Italy, France, Spain, Morroco, Columbia, Panama. Peru. Chile. West Ger- many. Holland three hundred ninety three RICHARD A. GRAY Manomet, Massachusetts ACTIVITIES Trident Club, Amateur Radio Club, RBU, Crew Team, Sportsmans Club, DeMolay Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormac Rigel — Moore-McCormack SS American Lynx — U.S. Lines SS Sea-Land Resource, SS Sea-Land Market, SS St. Louis — Sea-Land Service, Inc. SS LASH Turkiye — Prudential Lines SS Export Bag — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Panama, Hong Kong, Japan, Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Syria, Algeria, Morrocco, Turkey, Russia, Rumania, Italy, Greece, Spain, Germany, Guam, Bourbon Street New Orleans INTERNSHIP C.G. Marine Safety Office — Boston, Massachusetts I three hundred ninety four PHILIP HILLIARD GREENE JR. Corona del Mar, California ACTIVITIES Commodore — Sailing Squadron, Hear This SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Wyoming — States Lines SS Prudential Oceanjet — Prudential Lines SS President Eisenhower, SS President Jefferson — Ameri- can President Lines SS Mariposa — Pacific Far East Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore. Ceylon, India, Pakistan, Italy, Panama, Nicaragua. El Sal- vador, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, New Zealand, Australia, French Polynesia, American Samoa INTERNSHIP J.A. Jacobsen and Associates, Inc. — Wilmington California three hundred ninety five ROCHON LENEE GREENE Dallas, Texas ACTIVITIES Regimental Information Service, Amateur Radio Club, Land Hall Committee, Propeller Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Patriot — American Export Lines SS LASH Pacifico — Prudential — Grace Lines SS Idaho, SS Maine — States Steamship Co. SS President McKinley — American President Lines INTERNSHIP Akerman, Ling and Russell (Proctors in Admiralty) — Long Beach, California three hundred ninety six ROGER EVAN GRIFFITHS Coral Gables, Florida ACTIVITIES Midshipman Officer, Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, Newman Club, Beta Boys SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Leslie Lykes, SS Elizabeth Lykes — Lykes Lines SS Texaco Montana — Texaco Inc. SS Exxon Philadelphia — Exxon. U.S.A. COUNTRIES VISITED Egypt, Algeria, Morrocco, Turkey, Israel INTERNSHIP American Export Line — New York, New York three hundred ninety seven KEVIN THOMAS HAGERTY Royal Oak, Michigan ACTIVITIES Making Babies SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Van Buren — American President Lines SS Santa Isabel — Prudential-Grace Lines SS Red Jacket, SS Export Bay — American Export Lines SS Lash Turkiye — Prudential Grace Lines Make todays dreams tomorrows reality. three hundred ninety eight MICHAEL PETER HAMILTON Mobile, Alabama ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew Team, Intramurals, Ski Club, Honor Guard, Sportsman Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Delta Mexico — Delta Lines SS Ruth Lykes — Lykes Brothers ST EXXON Bangor. ST EXXON Philadelphia MV Tug Defender COUNTRIES VISITED Bermuda, Cape Verde Islands. Ivory Coast, Guatemala, Honduras, Morocco, Spain, Egypt, Russia, Turkey, Puerto Rico INTERNSHIP C.L. Hamilton Co. — Marine Surveyor— Lloyd's of London three hundred ninety nine BRUCE DAVID HARLAND Lake Oswego, Oregon ACTIVITIES Cross Country — Captain, Wrestling, Varsity Club, Trident Club, Sportsman Club, Ski Club, Track Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President McKinley, SS Hong Kong Mail, SS President Filmore, SS President Madison — American President Lines SS Wyoming — States Lines SS Santa Maria — Prudential Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, Okinawa, Indonesia, Malaysia, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Venezuela, Aruba, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia INTERNSHIP Franklin, Bennett, Ofelt and Jolles, P.C. — Attorneys and Counselors at Law — Portland, Oregon four hundred JOHN FREDERICK HESS Wolcott, Connecticut ACTIVITIES Honor Guard. Sailing Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormacbay, SS Mormacsun — Moore-McCormack Lines SS American Lark. SS American Lark — United States Lines SS Santa Ana — Prudential Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Venezuela. Curacao. Hong Kong. Japan You’re my friend — What a thing friendship is, World without end! Robert Browning ‘Wouldst Thou’ — — so the helsman answered, — ‘Learn the secret of the sea? Only those who brave its dangers Comprehend its mystery!' Longfellow four hundred JEFFREY PARK HINCKLE Windsor, Colorado ACTIVITIES Glee Club, Guitar, Insouciance, Space Exploration SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Oceanjet, SS Santa Maria — Prudential Lines SS Thomas E. Cuffe — Pacific Far East Lines SS Michigan — States Lines SS President Madison — American President Lines SS Hawaiian Queen — Matson Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Mexico, El Savador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Panama, Curacao, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Japan, Philippines, Korea, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP Prudential Lines — San Francisco, California four hundred two JOHN KENNETH HOELZER Kings Park, New York ACTIVITIES Football, Varsity Club, Wrestling, Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS African Comet, SS African Meteror — Farrell Lines SS Santa Barbara — Prudential Lines SS Export Leader — American Export Lines USNS Powacatuck — Military Sealift Command COUNTRIES VISITED Chile, Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Liberia. Mon- rovia, Ivory Coast, Spain, France, Italy, Turkey, Greece, Israel, Sicily four hundred three “GERASSUM NON CAR- BORUNDUM” ALAN WARWICK HOPKINS Tarpon Springs, Florida ACTIVITIES Offshore Sailing Team, M.T.S. SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Green Island — Central Gulf Lines SS Doctor Lykes — Lykes Brothers SS Korean Mail — American Mail Lines SS Prudehoe Bay — ARCO SS Maine — States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Tanzania, Burma, Malaysia, Singapore, France, Germany, Holland, England, Korea, India, Philip- pines, Canada, Alaska, Japan, Taiwan, Hawaii INTERNSHIP Gulf Carribbean Marine Lines — Houston, Texas four hundred four 414 GREGORY LEE HORNER Gettysburg, Pennsylvania ACTIVITIES ROA, DeMolay, Christian Council (Koinonia), Glee Club. Muscular Dystrophy Chairman 1977, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Great Republic, SS Red Jacket — Mediterranean Marine Lines SS Mormac Pride, SS Mormac Scan — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Austral Endurance — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, France, Greece, Turkey, Lebanon, South Af- rica, South West Africa, Mozambique, Brazil. Mexico, Panama, Canal, Australia, New Zealand Two roads diverged into a wood, and I —I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. Robert Frost four hundred Five ! 1 JEFFREY HAROLD HUMPHREY LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS four hundred six MARK WYNDHAM ISENBERG Coraopolis, Pennsylvania ACTIVITIES Varsity Football, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormacbay — Moore-McCormack Lines SS President Roosevelt — American President Lines SS ARCO Heritage — Atlantic Richfield Company SS CV Lightning — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Panama Canal Zone, China, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, India. Pakistan, Suez Canal Zone, Italy, France, Germany, Holland, United Kingdom, Moon INTERNSHIP Gulf Trading and Transportation Co. — Pittsburg. Pennsyl- vania four hundred seven ACTIVITIES RBU, Trident Club, Ski Club, Frisbee Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Idaho — States Line SS Santa Mercedes — Prudential Lines SS Hawaiian Progress — Matson Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Colombia, Curacao, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Mexico, El Salvador, Uruguay, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan Hong Kong, Okinawa, China INTERNSHIP Hughes Aircraft Company — Fullerton, California four hundred eight ARTHUR DAVID JENNINGS Jackson, Mississippi ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Regimental Stage Band, Scuba, Nut- ritionist, SNAME, Intramurals, Midshipman Photography Association, Academic Warning SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Jefferson, SS President McKinley — American President Lines SS Santa Maria — Prudential Lines SS Golden Bear — Pacific Far East Lines SS Austral Moon — Farrell Lines SS Chevron Mississippi — Standard Oil COUNTRIES VISITED Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Tahiti, American Samoa, Canada. Mexico, Panama, Brazil, Chile, Venezuela, Aruba, Philip- pines, Ecuador, Colombia, Uruguay, Peru, Curacao, Argen- tina, United Arab Emerites, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kuwait INTERNSHIP Lykes Lines — New Orleans four hundred nine i RICHARD ‘RJ’ JOHNSON ‘Army Brat’; But I Keep Returning To Kentucky And Tennessee, Still Just A Visitor There. ACTIVITIES Waiting “I have discovered that all human evil comes from this, man’s being unable to sit still in a room.” Blaire Pascal ”In Xanadu did Kubla Khan a stately pleasure some decree.” S.T. Coleridge Where one door shuts, another opens — Unknown Now that we’ve graduated the world still isn’t perfect; it just fits better. four hundred ten MICHAEL ALAN JUDITH Falls Church, Virginia ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Honor Guard, Trident Club, Propeller Club, Varsity Club, Michaelson Science Society, SNAME, Ameri- can Society of Naval Engineers, Society of Nuclear En- gineers SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Christopher Lykes, SS Almeria Lykes — Lykes Bros. MV Tug Bulwark — Crowley Maritime SS Delta Norte, SS Delta Uruguay, SS Delta Argentina — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Algeria, Turkey, Egypt, Italy, France, Germany, Holland, Honduras, Jamacia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina. South Af- rica, Tanzania, South-West Africa, Kenya, Puerto Rico, Texas INTERNSHIP Halter Marine, NOLA Pacific Cargoes, Washington, D.C. four hundred eleven •S' s3® ANDREW PAUL KADIN Westwood, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Honor Guard, Society of Naval Architects and Marine En- gineers, Propeller Club, Honor Board — Chairman, Vid- eotape Committee, Noon Workout, Muscular Dystrophy Telethon SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Prudential Seajet — Prudential Lines SS Idaho — States Lines SS Mormacsky — Moore-McCormack Bulk Transport SS Defiance — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED El Savador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Colombia, Ecuador, Chile, Peru, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey INTERNSHIP United Maritime Corporation — New York, New York four hundred twelve 4' DEAN KALMUKOS Mayfield Heights, Ohio ACTIVITIES Business Manager of Hear This, Wrestling, Intramurals, So- ciety of Naval Architects SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS LASH Atlantico — Prudential Lines SS Freedom, SS Builder — American Export Lines SS President Roosevelt — American President Lines SS Regal — Moore-McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Algeria, Arzew, Argentina, Brazil, Ceylon, China, England, Egypt, France, Greece, Germany, Italy, India, Morocco, Netherlands, Paraguay, Panama, Pakistan, Portugal, Romania, Singapore, Uruguay, Yugoslavia INTERNSHIP Maritime Administration — Great Lakes Region four hundred thirteen SEAN MICHAEL KEARNEY Norwalk, Connecticut ACTIVITIES Honor Board 1976-77, 1977-78, Editor-in-Chief “Hear This” 1977-78, Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Lucia — Prudential Lines SS American Apollo — U.S. Lines SS Mormacvega — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Hawaii, SS Colorado — States Lines SS J. H. Tuttle — Chevron SS Panama — Sealand Services COUNTRIES VISITED Dominican Republic, Aruba, Curacao, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Hong Kong, Japan. Guam, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Philippines, Indonesia, Taiwan INTERNSHIP Moore-McCormack Resources, Inc. four hundred fourteen Homeward bound at the end of a long day, the excitement of sailing as fast as the w ind has not diminished for 420 World Cup competitors Charles Tanner Jr of Barrington and his crew Tim Keef of Long Island, NY. Though disappointed at not placing higher in the races last weekend, they were glad for the chance to try their skill against top-notch sailors from around the world. Mr Tanner captured the first place trophy in the 420 single handed competition. Winner of the World Cup was French sailor Alain Chourgnoz and American sailor Peter Melven placed second. TIMOTHY G. KEEFE Stewart Manor, New York ACTIVITIES Sailing Team. 1976 420 World Championship. 1977 Set 14 Nationals. Drama Workshop SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Champion — American Export Lines SS Mormac Lake — Moore-McCormack Lines Sealift Antartic, Sealift China Sea — Military Sealift Com- mand COUNTRIES VISITED Japan. Korea, Taiwan. Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay. Panama. Morocco, Scotland, Spain, Italy, Coracoa, Iceland INTERNSHIP John P. Colletti and Associates — Pittsburg, Pennsylvania — Marine Surveyor “Caught between the longin’ for love and the struggle for the legal tender” Jackson Browne — The Pretender four hundred fifteen DANIEL PETER KELLEHER Baldwin, New York ACTIVITIES Rugby, Machinist Club, Midshipman Council, Trident Club, Noon Workout, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormac Scan — Moore-McCormack Lines SS President Harrison — American President Lines SeaLift Indian Ocean — Sealift Command COUNTRIES VISITED India, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Hong Kong, Egypt, France, Spain, St. Croix, England, Italy, Saudi Arabia, Bahraine INTERNSHIP Ingalls Shipbuilding — Pascagaoula, Mississippi GERALD JOSEPH KENNELLY Emerson, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Rugby, Wrestling, Varsity Club, Restriction SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Taft, SS President Jefferson, SS President Polk, SS Alaskan Mail — American President Lines SS Australia Bear — Pacific Far East Lines SS Luriline — Matson Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Hong Kong, South Korea, Japan, Indonesia, Samoa, New Zealand, Australia, New Guinea, Singapore, Taiwan, Philip- pines, India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Canada INTERNSHIP Maritime Oversea Group — New York, New York four hundred seventeen RICHARD JOHN KISER Mount Pleasant, South Carolina ACTIVITIES Football — Manager, Intramurals, ROA, Frisbee Club, Var- sity Club, Marlinspike Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Letitia Lykes — Lykes Brothers SS Delta Paraguay — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Borneo, Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Okinawa, Korea, Sierra Leone, Senegal, Ghana, Liberia, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Camaroon, Gabon, Zaire, Saotome, Nigeria, Jamacia, Dominican Repub- lic INTERNSHIP U.S. Coast Guard, Charleston, South Carolina four hundred eighteen ) KIM DAVID KLUGE Appleton, Wisconsin ACTIVITIES Star-Spangled Banner Brigade, B.F.L., Drill Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Delta Mar — Delta Lines SS Thompson Lykes, SS Letitia Lykes — Lykes Lines SS Robert E. Lee COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Israel, Turkey, Italy, Gibraltar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, India, Sri Lanka, Djibouti INTERNSHIP Delta Steamship Lines four hundred nineteen ROALD ERLING KROGSTAD Seattle, Washington ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Midshipman Photography Association, SNAME, Honor Board, Trident Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Polk, SS President Kennedy — American Presi- dent Lines SS Japan Mail, SS Hong Kong Mail, SS Oregon Mail — American Mail Lines MV Sentinel — Crowley Maritime Corporation SS Hawaiian Monarch — Matson Navigation Company COUNTRIES VISITED Alaska, United States, Canada, Panama, Italy, Egypt, Pakis- tan, India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Philippines, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Bliss INTERNSHIP Boeing Aerospace Company — Seattle, Washington four hundred twenty A RICHARD THOMAS LAGE Brooklyn, New York ACTIVITIES Restriction, E.D., Rugby, Midshipman Council, Noon Workout, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS African Neptune, SS Austral Pilgrim — Farrell Lines SS Export Defender — American Export Lines SS Golden Dolphin — Apex Marine Shipping Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Yugoslavia, Italy, Turkey, Spain, Portugal, Nigeria, Ghana, Congo, Libya, Saint Croix INTERNSHIP Apex Marine Shipping four hundred twenty one MARK WILLIAM LARSEN Fairview Park, Ohio ACTIVITIES Bicycle Club, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS ARCO Sag River — Atlantic Richfield Company SS Washington — States Lines SS Delta Sud — Central Gulf SS Edward B. Greene — Cleveland Cliffs “Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?” “That depends a good deal on where you want to get to,” said the cat. “I don’t much care where . . said Alice. “Then it doesn’t matter which way you go,” said the cat. “. . . so long as I get somewhere.” Alice added as an explanation. “Oh, you're sure to do that,” said the cat. “if you only walk long enough.” — Alice in Wonderland COUNTRIES VISITED Taiwan, Hong Kong, Phillippines, Thailand, Indonesia, Sin- gapore, Malaysia, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Persian Gulf INTERNSHIP Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. — Cleveland, Ohio four hundred twenty two stand On railing RIAZ KHVVAS LATIFULLAH Washington, D.C. ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Honor Guard, Trident Club, Photography As- sociation, SNAME, ASNE, Ski Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormaclynx, — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Export Patriot — American Export Lines SS President Johnson — American President Lines SS Santa Mariana — Prudential Lines SS Austral Lightning — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Madagascar, England, Ger- many, France, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Canada. Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela. Curacao, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Pago-Pago, New Zealand, Australia, New Guinea INTERNSHIP Gibbs and Cox — Naval Architects — New York. New York four hundred twenty three Y ELMER WILLIAM LIEBSCH III Boston, Massachusetts ACTIVITIES Rugby-Captain, Boiler Room Team, Beta, Plum Island Three, Bicycle Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormacpride — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Isabel — Prudential Lines TV Golden Endeaver — Avon Marine Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED Brooklyn, South Africa, Mozambique, South West Africa, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Bahamas, Persian Gulf, Egypt, Turkey INTERNSHIP “Uncle Leo’s ” Propeller Salvaging Company — Webb Saint Salem, Massachusetts four hundred twenty four ANTHONY F. LITKA Garden City Park, New York ACTIVITIES Varsity Basketball, Varsity Club-Vice President, Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Grant — President Lines SS Export Democracy — American Export Lines SS Prudential Seajet — Prudential Lines SS Nevada — States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan. Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Korea. Portugal, Spain, Algeria. Morocco, Tunisia. Panama. Yugos- lavia, Greece, Turkey, Russia, Cyprus, Guatemala. Nicaragua. El Savador, Costa Rica. Colombia. Ecuador. Peru, Chile INTERNSHIP Sperry Rand Corporation — Marine Systems Division four hundred twenty five t JEFFREY TAYLOR LOWE Diablo, Canal Zone “Contrariwise,” continued Tweedledee, “if it were so, it would be, and if it was so, it could be; but as it isn’t, it ain’t. That’s logic.” Lewis Carroll four hundred twenty six MICHAEL NICHOLAS LYGNOS Bayside, New York ACTIVITIES Hear This. Midships, Rugby, June Weekend 1977 SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mormacargo — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Santa Clara — Prudential Lines SS Great Republic — Mediterranean Marine Lines SS Del Oro — Delta Lines SS Ultra Sea — Apex Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Bahamas, Brazil, Chile. Colombia, Congo. Republic. Dominican Republic, Ecuador, France, Gabon, Greece. Italy, Literia, Netherland, Antilles, Nigeria, Panama. Peru. Senegal, Spain. Tunisia. Turkey INTERNSHIP Kalmibes Mgmt. — New York, New York four hundred twenty seven LAWERENCE TIMOTHY LYONS Clifton, New Jeresey ACTIVITIES Football-Manager, Piston Team, Navy Pistol and Rifle Quali- fications, Wrestling, Class Officer, Varsity Club, Intramu- rals, Royal Order of Bent Elbow, Hockey SHIPS AND COMPANIES CV Lightning, SS Export Democracy-American Export Lines SS Lash Atlantico — Prudential Lines SS Austral Ensign — Farrell Lines SS Texas Sun — Sun Oil Company COUNTRIES VISITED England, Holland, Azores, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, Bulgaria, Rumania, Greece, Italy, Spain, Panama, New Zealand, Australia, Texas four hundred twenty eight LESSONS FROM LIFE A child that lives with ridicule leams to be timid. A child that lives with criticism leams to condemn. A child4hat lives with distrust leams to be deceitful. A child that lives with antagonism leams to be hostile. A child that lives with affection leams to love. A child that lives with encouragement leanrs confidence. A child that lives with truth leams justice. A child that lives with praise leams to appreciate. A child that lives with sharing leams to be considerate. A child that lives with knowledge leams wisdom. A child that lives with patience leams to be tolerant. A child that lives with happiness will find love and beauty. ROBERT WHITTIER MACDOUGALL Valley Forge, Pennsylvania ACTIVITIES Varsity Bowling Team, Drill Team. Model Shipbuilding. Mavhinist Club. Automotive Interest Club. Ambulance Driver. Midshipman Officer, Overhead Surveyor. D.B. of the Year. Tutor, S.P.O.N.G.E. SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Defiance — American Export Lines SS Mormacscan — Moore-McCormack Lines SS President Pierce — American President Lines SS Hawaiian Queen — Matson Navigation Company THf W ZAH i OF fc. p okay j.j ... wue Kj is Ttns ? 1(0 THE t- sv BOK ,AA iDfctES. r TBE LAST Bor? TRUST ME, ‘ A t D DIES. 7 VJ vtAT Box ARE WE tAi s' 11 J.J!? a COUNTRIES VISITED South Africa, Angola. Mozambique. Spain. France. Italy. Greece, Turkey. Japan. South Korea. Hong Kong. Taiwan. Okinawa. Hawaii INTERNSHIP The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. World Trade Center, New York City. New York ILLIGITIMI NON CARBOURUNDUM four hundred twenty nine SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Montana, SS Oregon — States Steamship Company SS President Polk — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Okinawa, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Italy, Singapore, Panama, Canada, Great Neck INTERNSHIP Stockton Port District — California i i four hundred thirty JEFFREY HOWARD MACKSTON Long Beach, New York ACTIVITIES Crew, Gymnastics. R.O.A., Ski Club, Music Study SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Panama, SS San Pedro — Sealand SS President Pierce — American President Lines SS Arco Prudoe Bay — Atlantic Richfield SS Sanda Magdelana — Prudential Lines SS Enterprise — Madson Lines Starship Enterprise — United Federation INTERNSHIP Poles, Tublin Admiralty Law Officer Has it been so long Has it been so short I can’t decide four hundred thirty one JOHN VINCENT MAHER North Arlington, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Rugby, Intramurals, Regimental Information Service SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Taft — American President Lines SS Beaver State — Avon Steamship Company SS Lash Turkiye, SS Santa Cruz — Prudential Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Okinawa, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, In- donesia, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, Libya, Algeria, Spain, Ven- ezuela INTERNSHIP Maher Container Terminals — Port Elizabeth, New Jersey I i i i four hundred thirty two I I VINCENT JOSEPH MALTESE JR. North Babylon, New York ACTIVITIES Beerball. First Class Basketball League. SNAME, ROA, ASNE, Michelson Society, Propeller Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Exford — American Export Lines SS Austral Envoy — Farrell Lines SS Great Republic — Mediterranean Marine Lines SS Iberville — Waterman COUNTRIES VISITED Poland, Russia, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, Panama, Spain, Turkey, Greece, Italy, Korea, Taiwan. Japan, Philip- pines INTERNSHIP American Export Lines four hundred thirty three MICHAEL L. MARKLEY Elmont, New York ACTIVITIES Sailing. Automotive Interst Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Leslie Lykes — Lykes Lines SS Delta Mar — Delta Lines SS American Heritage — Apex Marine SS Export Leader — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Egypt, Algeria, Jamacia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, St. Croix, Spain, Italy, Israel, Greece INTERNSHIP Jacksonville Shipyards — Jacksonville, Florida four hundred thirty four DALE K. MASON Richmond, Michigan ACTIVITIES Trident Club, Martial Arts, Sailing. Walter Freedom Faction (WFF) SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Sam Houston — Waterman SS Doctor Lykes, SS Velma Lykes — Lykes Brothers SS Japan Bear, SS Monterey — Pacific Far East Lines SS Austral Lightning — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Egypt, Saudia Arabia, Sudan, Ethiopia, French Somalia. Kuwait, Iran, India, Sri Lanka, United Arab Emirates. Ger- many, Holland, England, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Colombia. Chile, Japan. Korea, Hong Kong. China, Philippines, Au- stralia, New Zealand, South Sea Islands INTERNSHIP The Oceanic Society — Fort Mason — San Francisco. Calif. International Marine Surveyors — San Francisco, Calif. four hundred thirty five JAMES MICHAEL MATHEWS Virginia Beach, Virginia ACTIVITIES Extra Duty Team, Beer Ball, SNAME, Co-Chairman Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Telethon, June Weekend Com- mittee, Christmasball Committee, Crew Team, A.W.O.L. Surf Team Member SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS John Lykes, SS Joseph Lykes, SS Louise Lykes, SS Ashley Lykes, SS Thompson Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, Tunisia, Algeria, Panama, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Russia, Bali, Java, Sumatra, Philippines, Bor- neaj, Singapore, Malaysia INTERNSHIP National Cargo Bureau — Norfolk. Virginia I would rather be ashes than dust! I would rather that my spark should bum out in a brilliant blaze than it should be stifled by dry rot. I would rather be a superb meteor, every atom of me in magnificent glow, than a sleepy and permanent planet. The proper function of man is to live, not to exist. I shall not waste my days in trying to prolong them. I shall use my time. Jack London four hundred thirty six KEVIN MICHAEL MAY Lucedale, Mississippi ACTIVITIES Varsity Track, Varsity Club, Sportsman Club, Trident Club, Honor Guard, Sine O Club, Kings Point Scholar (KPS), In- tramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Delta Mexico — Delta Steamship Company SS Louise Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Company SS Iberville — Waterman Steamship Company COUNTRIES VISITED Bermuda, Cape Verde Islands, Senegal, Liberia, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Cameroon, Gabon, Honduras, Guatemala, Mor- rocco, Algiers, Tunisia, Spain, Italy, Egypt, Panama, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Philippines INTERNSHIP Ingalls Shipbuilding Corporation — Pascagoula, Miss. four hundred thirty seven EDWARD EUGENE MC CALL, JR. Timonium, Maryland ACTIVITIES Midshipman Council, Newman Club, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Commerce — American Export Lines SS Santa Ana — Prudential-Grace Lines SS Sea-Land Venture — Sea-Land Services, Inc. SS Leslie Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Venezuela, Germany, The Nether- lands, Greece, Lebanon, Turkey, Egypt, Italy, Spain INTERNSHIP Association of Maryland Pilots four hundred thirty eight KENNETH MICHAEL MC DONALD Hazlet, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Newman Club, Intramurals, Cadet of the Year Award, Win- ner at First Class Dinner, Color Guard. Color Guard Com- mander SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mobil Power, SS Mobilgas — Mobil Oil Corporation SS Red Jacket — Mediterranean Marine Lines SS President Van Buren COUNTRIES VISITED Panama Canal Zone, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Spain, Greece. Turkey, Sicily INTERNSHIP Mobil Oil Corporation — New York, New York I am grateful to Mary, my family. her family, and our friends who have helped us throughout these years. May God bless us and all of them eternally. four hundred thirty nine 4� JAMES PATRICK MC GUINESS Bronx, New York ACTIVITIES Hear This, Room Wrestling, Hanging Out, Killing Time SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Democracy — American Export Lines SS Austral Ensing — Farrell Lines SS Santa Rita — Prudential Lines SS Golden Endeavor — Avon Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Algeria, Australia, Azores, Bahrein, Panama, Turkey, Cyp- rus, Lebenon, Morocco, Sardina, Sicily, Yugoslavia, Por- tugal, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Mexico, New Zealand, Crete, Tunisia INTERNSHIP National cargo Bureau Yes and Scotland yard was trying hard, they sent some dude with a calling card, he said, do what you like but don’t do it here. Well I jumped up, turned around, spit in the air, fell on the ground. Asked him which was the way back home. He said take a right at the light. Keep going straight until the night, and then boy, you’re on your own. Bruce Springsteen four hundred forty Y V 9UL •- • laic, ;$• m� I | lErmwMKWl: I ... DONALD STEVEN MC KENZIE Media, Pennsylvania ACTIVITIES Intramurals, Ski Club, Automotive Interest Club, Sportsman Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Joseph Lykes — Lykes Lines SS Stonewall Jackson, SS Robert E. Lee — Waterman Steamship Lines SS Delta Mexico — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Morocco, Italy, Spain, Egypt, Sudan, Jordan, Saudi Arabia. Iraq, Algeria, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Congo, Gabon, Ghana, Brazil, Dominican Republic, India, Bangladesh, Ceylon, Pakistan, Zaire, New Orleans INTERNSHIP Sun Ship Incorporated — Claymont, Delaware X four hundred forty one THOMAS GERARD MC KILLOP North Merrick, New York ACTIVITIES Rugby Team, Midships Staff, Honor Guard, Sportsman’s Club, Beach Club, Taco Eating Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Grant, SS President Eisenhower — American President Lines SS Santa Clara — Prudential Lines SS Mormacdraco — Moore-McCormack Lines USNS American Explorer — Hudson Waterways COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Ceylon, India, Pakistan, Egypt, Italy, France, Spain, Dominican Republic, Curacao, Aruba, St. Croix, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina INTERNSHIP Sperry Marine Systems four hundred forty two WILLIAM ANTHONY MCLELLAN Verona, New York ACTIVITIES Crew — Freshman Year, Honor Guard, Football, Varsity Club, Trident Club, Baseball Team, Nunnenkamp Fan Club President SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Lucia — Prudential Lines SS Austral Envoy — Farrell Lines SS C.V. Staghound — American Export Lines SS Export Bay — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Santo Domingo, Aruba, Curacao, Panama, Columbia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Fr- ance, England, Netherlands, Germany, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea INTERNSHIP Military Sealift Command Bayone, New Jersey four hundred forty three Y PAUL E. MC NAMARA Levittown, New York ACTIVITIES Intramurals, Newman Club, Machinist Club, SNAME, Bicy- cle Club, Tutoring Program SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Democracy — American Export Lines SS Red Jacket — Mediterranean Marine Lines SS Mobil Gas, SS Mobil Power — Mobil Oil Company COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Portugal, Greece, Italy, Turkey, Cyprus, Algeria, Bul- garia, Morocco, Tunisia INTERNSHIP Mobil Oil Company — New York, New York four hundred forty four MARK WILLIAM MC NIEL Austin, Texas ACTIVITIES Sailing. Christian Council. SNAME, Z-Team. Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mason Lykes. SS Frederick Lykes, SS Almeria Lykes — Lykes Brothers SS Delta Norte — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, Taiwan. Hong Kong, Algeria, Morocco. Spain. Italy. Germany, England, Belgium, Honduras, Guatemala, Venezuela, Brazil, Argen- tina INTERNSHIP El Pasco LNG Company — Houston, Texas four hundred forty Five DAVID ALAN MC WILLIAMS Columbus, Nebraska ACTIVITIES Football, Volleyball, ROA, Rack Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Christopher Lykes, SS Marjorie Lykes — Lykes Brothers SS Delta Paraguay — Delta Lines Bo-Truc 21 — Charmie Boat Company MV Souix City — Souix City and New Orleans Barge Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Dominican Republic, South Africa, Mozambique. Tanzania, Kenya, Jamaica, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Cameroons, Zaire, Algeria, Egypt, Russia, Canada, Turkey, Nigeria INTERNSHIP Souix City and New Orleans Barge Company — Omaha Ter- minal ' four hundred forty six STEPHEN JOHN MELSOM Belle Harbor, New York ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Sea-Land Galloway — Sea-Land Services, Inc. SS President Harrison — American President Lines SS Santa Elena — Prudential Lines SS Export Patriot — American Export Lines SS Defiance — Mediterranean Marine Lines COUNTRIES VISITED United Kingdom, Spain, Holland, West Germany, France, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Pakistan, India, Ceylon, Hong Kong, Singapore, Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Dominican Republic four hundred forty seven I WILLIAM JOHN MERGENTHALER IV Middletown, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team, Midships, City Island Team, Ring Dance SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS American Legion — United States Lines SS Santa Cruz — Prudential Lines SS Eastern Sun — Sun Oil CV Lightning — American Export Lines SS American Heritage — Apex Marine Corporation COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Hawaii, Guam, Hong Kong, Japan, Great Neck, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Curaco, Aruba, Puerto Rico, Saint Croix, Libya, Netherlands, France, Germany, England INTERNSHIP Interport Pilots Association — Atlantic Highlands, New Jer- sey I four hundred forty eight KATHY JEANNE METCALF Dover, Delaware ACTIVITIES Glee Club, Drama Club, Michelson Society, Color Guard. Reserve Officers Association, Sailing Team, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES CV Staghound, CV Export Freedom — American Export Lines SS President Truman — American President Lines SS Mormaccove — Moore-McCormack Lines USNS Kane — Military SeaLift Command If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, And endeavors to live a life which he has imagined. He will meet with a success unexpected in common dreams. Henry David Thoreau COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, Netherlands, England, France. Egypt, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Brazil, Israel, Spain, Greece, Italy, Morocco, Wales, Iceland INTERNSHIP Naval Oceanographic Office — Ocean Detachment 109 four hundred forty JOHN WILLIAM MILEO Marlboro, New York ACTIVITIES Track Team, Crew Team, Sailing Team, Honor Board Repre- sentative, Propeller Club, Marlin Spike Club, Operation Sail ’76, Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Telethon, Midshipman Officer, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormac Trade — Moore-McCormack Company SS Export Diplomat — American Export Lines SS Austral Entente — Farrell Lines SS Socony Vacuum — Mobil Oil Corporation SS Eugenia Moran — Moran Towing and Transportation COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Morocco, Tunisia, Italy, Turkey, Cyprus, Greece, Portugal, Panama, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand “He who waits on others misses his opportunities, but a man aiming at great achievements drives onward by himself; thus he takes advantage of a critical moment and relentlessly follows it through.” four hundred fifty DANIEL PATRICK MILLER Glenside, Pennsylvania ACTIVITIES Regimental Information Service, Christian Council. Trident Club. Coast Guard Academy Exchange. Midshipman Photog- raphy Association, Intramurals, SNAME. Regimental Executive Officer, American Nuclear Society SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormac Lake. SS Mormac Lynx — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Lash Atlantico, SS Lash Espana-Prudential Lines SS CV American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Spain. France, Italy. Greece. Romania. Israel, Egypt. Turkey, Morocco. Tunisia. Algeria. Libya INTERNSHIP General Electric Company — Engineering Business Division ”If you want favor with both God and man, and a reputation for good judge- ment and common sense, then trust the Lord completely; don't ever trust yourself. In everything you do, put first, and he will direct you and crown your efforts with success.” Proverbs 3:4-6 four hundred fifty one JAMES ALFRED MILLS Mount Sinai, New York ACTIVITIES Varsity Football, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Adventurer, SS Export Freedom — American Ex- port Lines SS Mormac Sun — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Lash Italia — Prudential-Grace Lines COUNTRIES VISITED India, Sicily, Amsterdam, France, England, Germany, Tunisia, Curacao, Venezuela, Bahama Islands, Spain, Tur- key, Romania, Lebanon, Egypt, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Domican Republic INTERNSHIP Northville Industries — Riverhead, New York four hundred fifty two 4� i : I ! ? KEVIN E. MOONEY Point Pleasant, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team, SNAME, Tall Ships Race '76, Resident Heavy Weather Sailing Expert-“Reef', Offshore Skipper, Rainbow Fleet Captain, Squadron Navigation Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Rita — Prudential Lines SS President Grant — American President Lines Schooner Yacht “Yankee” CV Lightning — American Export Lines SS Austral Endurance — Farrell Lines Tugs Ocean Service, Roanoke. Ranger — Interstate and Ocean Transport, Inc. Tugs Mobil 8, Mobil 2 — Mobil Oil Corp. COUNTRIES VISITED Australia, Bermuda, France, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Ja- pan, Malaysia. Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand. Panama, Singapore, Taiwan, Venezuela After five years of work and worry, I leave Kings Point, hopefully at least a little better. four hundred fifty three TERRENCE MOORE Severna Park, Maryland ACTIVITIES Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Crew, Rugby Club, Ski Club, Var- sity Club, Sportsmen Club, Chapel Choir, Photography Club, SNAME, Intramurals, Class Officer, Midships Staff SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Indian Mail, SS President Kennedy — American Presi- dent Lines SS Santa Maria — Prudential Lines CV Lightning — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, In- dia, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Curacao, Netherland Antilles, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, Peru, The Netherlands, Germany, Great Britain, France four hundred fifty four I MARK T. MURPHY Westmont, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Sailing Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Del Rio, SS Delta Norte — Delta Lines SS Mayo Lykes — Lykes Brothers SS Green Island — Central Gulf COUNTRIES VISITED West Africa, West Coast South America, Middle East, East Coast of South America INTERNSHIP E.W. Saybolt Inc. four hundred fifty five MICHAEL EUGENE MUSSLER Rochester, New York ACTIVITIES Amateur Radio Club, Regimental Broadcasting Unit, “Hear This” Staff, Bike Club, E.D. Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Sea-Land Consumer, SS Sea-Land Venture, SS Sea-Land Oakland — Sea Land SS Thompson Lykes — Lyfces Brothers SS Idaho, SS Wyoming — States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED The Netherlands, West Germany, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Okinawa, Hong Kong, Philippine Islands, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand INTERNSHIP States Steamship Company — San Francisco, California four hundred fifty six SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS CV Staghound — American Export SS LASH Atlantico, SS Santa Clara — Prudential Lines SS RV Annandale SS Mormacdraco — Moore McCormack Lines SS ARCO Enterprise — Atlantic Richfield COUNTRIES VISITED Netherland, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Morocco, Brazil, Argentina, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Colombia, Ven- ezuela, Dominican Republic INTERNSHIP Maher Terminals — Port Newark Many starship captains are swaggering, templated dictators with delusions of godhood. and everywhere life is full of incompetence. four hundred fifty seven CHRISTOPHER BERNARD NETTE Scotch Plains, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Honor Guard, Inter-Academy Exchange, June Weekend, Volleyball Club, Midshipman Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Defend, SS CV Lightning — American Export Lines SS African Comet — Farrell Lines SS Santa Lucia — Prudential Lines SS Valley Forge — Keystone Tankship Corp. SS Sealand Resource — Sealand Services COUNTRIES VISITED Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Italy, Turkey, Yugoslavia, Spain, Portugal, Angola, Mozambique, Ivory Coast, England, Ger- many, France, Holland, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Ecuador, Dutch Antilles Hold Fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. —Langston Hughes — four hundred fifty eight Y ERIC ARTHUR NICOLAUS Conyers, Georgia ACTIVITIES Regimental Band SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Thompson Lykes, SS Doctor Lykes — Lykes Brothers SS Joseph Hewes — Waterman SS MV Pioneer. SS MV Monitor — Crowley Maritime COUNTRIES VISITED Israel, Turkey, Italy, Greece, Spain, Puerto Rico, United Kingdom, Belgium, Holland. Germany, U.S.S.R., France INTERNSHIP Caribe Tugboat Corp. — Crowley Maritime — Jacksonville, Florida four hundred fifty nine JOHN DESMOND NOONAN Mantoloking, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Rugby Club, Midshipman Council, Honor Board, Intramu- rals, Regimental Information Service, Stu-Bum Society of Belmar, First Class Basketball League SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormac Vega — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Export Courier — American Export Lines USNS Comet — Military Sealift Command, Atlantic COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Panama, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Nether- lands, West Germany INTERNSHIP Law Offices of Thacher, Proffitt and Wood — New York, New York 1 four hundred sixty MARK EDWIN NOWAK Bethel Park, Pennsylvania ACTIVITIES Regimental Information Service, ASNE, Machinists' Club, Sailing Team. Karate Team, Bicycle Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Delta Sud, SS Delta Argentina — Delta Lines SS Gulfseal — Gulf Trading and Transportation Co. SS Genevieve Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Jamaica, Venezuela, Argentina, Honduras, Netherland Anti- lles, Ghana, Nigeria, Gabon, Cong Republic, Zaire, Ivory Coast, Liberia, El Savador, Indonesia, Singapore, Malysia, Thailand, Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan INTERNSHIP Ell Aerospace — Division of Textron: Panama City, Fla. four hundred sixty one WALTER PATRIC NULLET South Freeport, Long Island, New York ACTIVITIES Hear This, Newman Club, Midshipman Organist, Class Ac- tivities, Beta Boy’s: Project Director, General Mischief SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS American Liberty — United States Lines SS Panama — Sealand SS Lash Atlantico — Prudential Lines SS Mormac Cape, SS Mormac Sun, SS Mormac Argo — Moore-McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Guam, Shina, Japan, Algeria, Syria, Egypt, Turkey, Romania, Greece, Italy, Spain, South Africa, Mozambique, Curacao, Aruba, Colombia, Brooklyn INTERNSHIP United States Lines — New York, New York As a lad, bold and suspicious, As a youth, proud and capricious, but of life never fearful. So prove my next years cheerful. On my tombstomb let it be seen; that he in truth a man has been. I four hundred sixty two i . ACTIVITIES Marlinspike Club, Sailing Team, DeMolay Club, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Madison, SS President Madison — American President Lines USNS Taluga — Military Sealift Command SS Matsonia, SS Hawaiian Monarch — Matson Navigation SS Montery — Pacific Far East Lines SS M.M. Dant — States Steamship Company SS Hillyer, Brown — Chevron Shipping Company COUNTRIES VISITED Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, Canada INTERNSHIP Chevron Shipping Company — San Francisco, California four hundred sixty three Ring Dance Committee, Ring Committee, ROA, SNAME, Propeller Club, Dog Squad, Midships (Business Manager), Intramurals, Sportsman’s Club, Trident Club, Color Guard, Honor Guard, First Class Basketball, T.O. Parking Team, K.P. Park Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Washington Mail — American Mail Line SS Santa Mercedes — Prudential-Grace Lines SS Australia Bear — Pacific Far East Line SS President McKinley — American President Lines SS Wyoming — States Lines USCGC Polar Sea — Lockheed Shipyard COUNTRIES VISITED Canada, Japan, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Venezuela, Colombia, Brazil, Curacao, Argentina, Samoa, New Zealand, Australia, New Guinea, Thailand, Hong Kong, Philippines, Taiwan, Korea, Indonesia, Uruguay, Long Island INTERNSHIP Lockheed Shipbuilding and Construction Company — Seat- tle, Washington four hundred sixty four KENNETH JOHN O’GARA Bronx, New York ACTIVITIES Varsity Basketball. Varsity Club, Trident Club, Hear This, Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS M.M. Dant — States Lines SS Korean Mail — American President Lines SS President Van Buren — American President Lines SS ARCO Sag River — Atlantic Richfield Company COUNTRIES VISITED Taiwan, Philippines, Indonesia. Malaysia, Singapore. Thai- land, Hong Kong. Japan. Pascagoula, Canada INTERNSHIP Ingalls Shipbuilding Division of Litton Industries — Pas- cagoula, Mississippi four hundred sixty five c VINCENT TULLIO OLIVERI Saint James, New York ACTIVITIES Varsity Basketball, Midshipman Council, Varsity Basketball, Ski Club. Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Lucia — Presidential Lines SS Michigan — States Lines SS Austral Entente, SS Austral Envoy — Farrell Lines SS Matsonia — Matson Lines SS Young America — American Export Lines SS President Van Buren — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Aruba, Austrailia, Colombia, Curacao, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, France, Greece, Hong Kong, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Panama, Philippines, Spain, Taiwan INTERNSHIP Moran Towing and Transportation Company, Inc. — New York. New York Many things in life are to be expected Some may be even accepted But be wary: Just because somthing is to be expected does not mean that it must be accepted Ken four hundred sixty six I I I TERESA LOUISE OLSEN Washington, D.C. ACTIVITIES Land hall Committee, Social Committee, Neuman Club, Art Club, Christmas Ball, Crew Team, Pistol Manager, Fat Man's Team, Crash Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Freedom — American Export Lines SS Mormac Rigel — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Lash Pacifico — Prudential Lines SS Golden Dolphin — Aoex Marine Corporation COUNTRIES VISITED Netherlands, Germany, France, England, Spain. Italy, Greece, Turkey, Egypt. Libya. Angola. Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay, U.S. Virgin Islands INTERNSHIP Defense Mapping Agency Hydrographic Office — Washington, D.C. Someday my ship will come in, But with my luck. I’ll probably be at the airport . . . four hundred sixty seven Y THOMAS M. ORLANDO Elmont, New York ACTIVITIES ROA, Honor Guard, Intramurals, Zombo, E.D. Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Leader — American Export Lines SS Santa Cruz — Prudential Lines SS Hong Kong Mail, SS President Kennedy — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Israel, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Bangladesh, India, Taiwan INTERNSHIP Prudential Lines — East Coast four hundred sixty eight I e JOHN PATRICK OROHO Newfoundland, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Rugby, Intramurals, Honor Guard, First Class Basketball League, Midshipman Officer, Social Committee, Glee Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS African Neptune — Farrell Lines SS Export Freedom — American Export Lines SS Great Republic — Mediterranean Marine Lines SS Santa Rita, SS Santa Isabel — Prudential Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Sierra Leone, Liberia, Guinea, Ghana, Cameroon, Azore Is- lands, England, France, Germany, Holland, Spain, Turkey, Greece, Italy, Panama. Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Venezuela, Dominican Republic, Northern Antilles INTERNSHIP American Cyanamid — International Division — Wayne, New Jersey four hundred sixty nine JAMES E. O’ROURKE JR. Oyster Bay, New York ACTIVITIES Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, Honor Guard, Sportsman Club, Regimental Broadcast Unit, Christ- mas Ball Committee, Ring Committee, Ring Dance Commit- tee, June Weekend Committee, Originator of First Class Awards Ceremony and Dinner, Class Officer, Gong Show Host, Midshipman Council, Newman Club, Intramurals, Au- tomotive Interest Club, Squad Commander, Class “T” Shirt Committee, Midships, Hear This, Bell Book Calendar, Beta, Walter Freedom Faction, Not listed in Who’s Who in Ameri- can College and Universities SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Young America — American Export Lines SS Mormacscan, SS Mormacscan — Moore-McCormack Lines SS American Aquarius — United States Lines COUNTRIES VISITTED South Africa, Mozambique, Hong Kong, Japan, Guam, Hawaii, Venezuela, Curacao, Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Israel INTERNSHIP United States Lines — New York, New York four hundred seventy The Catcher in the Rye J.D. Salinger “Do you have any particular qualms about leaving . . .?” “Oh, I have a few qualms, all right. Sure . . . but not too many . . . All I'm doing right now is thinking about going home Wednesday . . “Do you feel absolutely no concern for your future, boy?” “Oh I feel some concern for my future, all right, Sure. Sure I do . . . But not too much I guess . . .” “You will,” old Spencer said. You will. boy. You will when it’s too late.” CORNELIUS O’SULLIVAN Bayonne, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Bicycle Club, Midships, ROA, SNAME, Propeller Club. Newman Club. Society of Naval Engineers, Machinist Club. Automotive Interest Club, Society of Graduates Through Cooperation SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Banner, SS Export Democracy port Lines American Ex- SS Austral Ensign — Farrell Lines SS Santa Ana — Prudential Lines SS Texaco Connecticut. SS Texaco. Florida — Texaco Inc. MV Mobil Chicago. Mobil Tugboat 9— Mobil COUNTRIES VISITED Australia. New Zealand. Panama. Russia. Germany, Morocco. Tunisia. Sardinia. Yugoslavia, Turkey. Portugal. Azores. Venezuela. Mexico. Cyprus INTERNSHIP Texaco Inc.. Marine Department — Bayonne. New' Jersey four hundred seventy one GLEN MULFORD PAINE Peachtree City, Georgia ACTIVITIES Sailing, Trident Club, Sailing Commodore, Skipper-Yacht Sitzmark, Bermuda-1975, Narblehead to Edgertown Race- 1976, Marblehead to Halifax Race-1975 SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Filmore — American President Lines SS Samuel Chase, SS Sam Houston — Waterman MV Pioneer — Crowley Maritime COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia INTERNSHIP Port of Authority of New Orleans I find the great thing in this world is, not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving. Goethe four hundred seventy two mm JAMES FREDERICK PALMER, II Bozeman, Montana ACTIVITIES Rack. Sea Year. Beerball. Dereliction. Graduation SHIPS AND COUNTRIES SS American Mail, SS Alaskan Mail — American President Lines SS Montana — States Steamship Company SS Thomas Lynch — Waterman Steamship Company SS Doctor Lykes, SS Genevieve Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong. Indonesia. Singapore. Philippines, Japan, Canada. Texas. West Germany. Belgium. United Kingdom, France, Panama. El Savador. Thailand. Malaysia INTERNSHIP Avondale Shipyards. Avondale. Louisiana four hundred seventy three STEVEN JOHN PALUBINSKI South Beloit, Illinois ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Sportsmans Club, Photography Club. Famous Grouse Club, Society for the Study of Noise and Motion SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Joseph Hewes, SS John Tulcr — Waterman Steamship Co. Jean Lykes, Doctor Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED Morocco, Italy, Greece, Yugoslavia, Tdrkey, Russia, Panama, Detroit, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Canada, Holland, England, Lativa, Germany, Fr- ance, Spain INTERNSHIP Westinghous Nuclear Training Center — Zoin. Illinois i four hundred seventy four MICHAEL RAYMOND PARKER Cerritos, California ACTIVITIES Varsity Golf, Varsity Club, Midshipman Officer, Intramurals, E.D. Team, Beer Ball Team, Coke Man, Cannon Squad SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Prudential Sea Jet. SS Santa Maria. Prudential Lines SS Michigan — United States Lines SS Monterey. SS LASH Pacific Bear — Pacific Far East Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Mexico. Panama. Canal Zone. Nicaragua. El Salvador. Curacao. Nethcrland Antilles. Venezuela. Colombia. Peru. Brazil, Chile. Argentina. Japan. Taiwan. Korea. Philippines, Iraq. Iran. Saudia Arabia. United Arab Republic. Singapore. China INTERNSHIP Prudential Line Inc. — Long Beach. California four hundred seventy five CHARLES EDMUND PEARSON Quincy, Massachusetts ACTIVITIES Midships, Hear This, Rugby, ROA, Ring Committee, Trident Club, SNAME. Propeller Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Adventurer — American Export Lines SS Santa Lucia — Prudential Lines; SS Americna Lark — United States Lines SS Great Republic — Mediterranean Marine Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Egypt, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea, Japan, Panama. Venequela. Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Hawaii, Guam. Spain. Italy, Greece, Turkey INTERNSHIP Iotrom Corporation — Bedford. Massachusetts four hundred seventy six DAVID D. PERRY North Royalton, Ohio ACTIVITIES A few things SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Oregon — States Lines SS Red Jacket — Mediterranean Marine Lines SS Mormac Rigel — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Mobil Power — Mobil Oil SS Export Leader. SS Export Champion — American Export Lines SS Independence Service — Zapata Marine Service COUNTRIES VISITED Russia. Spain. Israel. Greece, Italy, France. Turkey. Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay, Republic of China. Philippines. In- donesia, Singapore. Thailand. Hong Kong, Japan. Canada. Korea INTERNSHIP Bethleham S.S. Division four hundred seventy seven Y AARON DAVID PETERS Belize, Central America ACTIVITIES Tai Chi Chuan. Wizardy SHIPS SS Charolette Lykes SS Jean Lykes SS Austral Lightning SS Matsonia COUNTRIES VISITED Republic of South Africa, Rhodesia, Tanzania, Kenya, Morocco. Algeria, Tunisia, Turkey, USSR, Greece, Italy, Malta, Spain. Tahiti, New Zealand, Australia, American Samoa, Hawaii “I do not need a yacht to behold the sea in all its splendor. I am closer to it in my dory, as I look out over the crests of a storm to a seabird struggling in its wind.” Renee Pete, Helen, Wade, Craig, Duncan and Shotsy Knowing others is wisdom: Knowing the self is enlightment. Mastering others requires force; Mastering the self needs strength. Knowing ignorance is strength. Lao Tsu Trying to be and being are not the same thing. When you try to be in imlies that you are this and you wish to become that. First you crawl. Then you walk. Then you run. Stillness preceeds motion. Slowness preceeds speed. Softness preceeds strength. Douglass Lee four hundred seventy eight BRADLEY PAUL PLOWMAN Monroeville, Pennsylvania ACTIVITIES Football, Scuba Diving SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS African Neptune — Farrell Lines SS Export Defender — American Export Lines SS Nevada — States Lines USNS Taluga — Military Seaflift Command SS Lurline — Matson Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Azores, Turkey. Italy, Nigera, Liberia. Ivory Coast. South Korea, Japan, Taiwan. Hawaii INTERNSHIP Castle and Cooke Stevedoring Company — Matson Lines Ask and ye shall receive. Seek and ye shall find. This is God's promise if we but live with his love in heart and mind. four hundred seventy nine MICHAEL CRAIG PHILLIPS Alexandria, Virginia ACTIVITIES Varsity Football, Sailing, Student Government, Intramurals, Rowathon, Propeller Club, Varsity Baseball SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Austral Moon, SS Austral Patriot — Farrell Lines SS Export Lightning — American Export Lines Chevron Hawaii — Chevron Shipping Texaco Georgia — Texaco COUNTRIES VISITED Liberia, Ivory Coast, South Africa, Mozambique, England, France, Germany, Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand, American Samoa, British Columbia, Hawaii, Panama, Tas- mania, New York City, Azores INTERNSHIP Reynolds Metals — Reynolds Steamship Company — Corpus Christi, Texas four hundred eighty DUANE LEE POSTUPAK West Sayville, New York ACTIVITIES Football, Golf, Varsity Club, Class President A-Split Junior Year, President of Senior Class 1978, Newman Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormaccove, SS Mormacwave, SS Mormacdraco — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Great Republic American Export Lines SS Santa Lucia — Prudential-Grace Lines Eastern Sun — Sun Oil Company COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Spain, Italy, Turkey, Greece, Curacao, Aruba. Santa Domingo, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Uruguay, Argen- tina INTERNSHIP Grumman Corporation — Marine Hydrofoil Program ROBERT W. POWELL Houston, Texas ACTIVITIES Bicycle Club — President, Trident Club, Sportsman Club, Ski Club, “500” Club, Midshipman Council, Band, Over the Wall Gang, E.D. Team — Captain SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Genevieve Lykes, SS Ruth Lykes — Lykes Brothers SS Exxon Jamestown, SS Exxon Florence, SS Exxon Lexington — Exxon Corporation SS Pasadena — Keystone COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Germany, Russia, U.S.A. INTERNSHIP Shell Oil Company — Houston, Texas four hundred eighty two 1 i MICHAEL BERNARD POWER North Platte, Nebraska ACTIVITIES Baseball Team Manager, Sailing Team. Trident Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Gulf Farmer — Lykes Brothers SS Sea-Land Venture — Sea-Land SS Delta Brazil, SS Delta Paraguay — Delta Lines Cheramie Bo-Truc 16 20 COUNTRIES VISITED Algeria. Italy. Syria. Netherlands. Germany, Guatemala. Dominican Republic. Trinidad, Aruba. Brazil. Senegal. Guinea, Ivory Coast. Dahomey, Liberia, Nigeria INTERNSHIP Sious City, New Orleans Barge and Tow Company Many of you come from Long Island I see. But I came from Nebraska to go to sea Some ask me why and many don't care 1 made it through on only a dare Now it’s all over and I'm glad to be A man from Nebraska off to sea four hundred eighty three CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL PUHER Adelphi, Maryland ACTIVITIES Intramurals, Honor Guard, Machinist Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Madison, SS President McKinley — American President Lines SS Santa Barbara — Prudential Lines SS Pacific Bear — Pacific Far East Lines SS Chevron Hawaii — Standard Oil Company INTERNSHIP United States Naval Air Station four hundred eighty four WALTER PATRICK PURIO Satellite Beach, Florida ACTIVITIES Vice President Propeller Club, Honor Guard, Ski Club, O' Club Employment, Rugby Football Club, Crew Team, Bowl- ing Team, Ring Design, USCGA Exchange Program, USAFA Business Ethics Conference. Beta, Trident Club, SNAME, Company Commander SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Michigan — States Lines Steamship Co. SS President Jefferson, SS President Monroe — American President Lines SS Santa Magdalena — Prudential Lines SS Hawaiian Enterprise — Matson Navigation Co. SS Mariposa — Pacific Far East Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Egypt, Italy, France. Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Netherland Antilles, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Tahiti, The Cook Islands, New Zealand, Australia, Fiji, American Samoa INTERNSHIP Castle and Cooke Terminals, Ltd. — Honolulu, Hawaii four hundred eighty five % 4 MICHAEL KEVIN RAAB Walnut Creek, California 3 � ACTIVITIES Intramurals, Volleyball Club, War Games Club, Midshipman Officer, S.N.A.M.E., Baseball Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Harrison, SS President Madison — American President Lines SS Matsonia — Matson Lines SS Austral Moon — Farrell Lines SS Chevron Hawaii — Chevron Shipping COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Pago-Pago, Australia, New Zealand INTERNSHIP Chevron Shipping Company — San Francisco four hundred eighty six MICHAEL RAMPOLLA Massapequa, New York ACTIVITIES Soccer, Newman Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES Panama, Hong Kong, Japan. Curacao, Aruba, Venezuela. Colombia, Ecuador, Morocco, Spain, Tunisia, Yugoslavia, Italy, Turkey, Bulgaria, Brazil INTERNSHIP American Hull Internship Syndicate four hundred eighty seven JAMES FAIRBANKS RANDALL Ocean City, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Sailing, Wrestling, Propeller Club, Mascot Squad, ROA, Propeller Club, Varsity Baseball SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS African Sun — Farrell Lines CV Staghound — American Export Lines SS Beaver State — Apex Marine COUNTRIES VISITED USA, Nigeria, South Africa, Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, Canada, Great Britain, France, West Germany, Netherlands, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates. INTERNSHIP Interstate and Ocean Transport Company — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania four hundred eighty eight WALTER VICTOR RAUF Hicksville, New York ACTIVITIES Swim Team, Varsity Club, Trident Club, Automotive Interest Club, Midship Photography, Ring Dance Committee SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Commerce — American Export Lines SS Lash Atlantico — Prudential Lines SS American Apollo — U.S. Lines SS Mormacrigel — Moore-McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Spain, Italy, Greece, Romania, Brazil, Turkey, Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Libya INTERNSHIP Apex Shipping Company four hundred eighty nine PAUL W. REED Emmett, Idaho ACTIVITIES Varsity Bowling Team, Judo, War Games Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Magdalena, SS Santa Mariana — Prudential Lines SS Montana — States Lines SS Austral Rainbow — Farrell Lines SS Hong Kong Mail, SS American Mail — American Mail Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, San Salvador, Ecuador, Canada, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, India, Thailand, Australia, New Zea- land, Pago Pago, Tahiti four hundred ninety RUSSELL E.J. REYNOLDS, JR. Salisbury, Massachusetts ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Trident Club, Newman Club, R.O.A., S.N.A.M.E., A.S.N.E., Bicycle Club, Machinist Club, U.S. Yacht Racing Union SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Joseph Lykes — Lykes Brothers SS Gulf Banker — Gulf Oil SS Arthur Middleton — Waterman Steamship Company SS President Harrison — American President Lines Mobil Tug 1 — Mobil Oil Company COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Tunisia, France, Italy, Egypt, India, Pakistan, Ceylon, Singapore, Philippines, Hong Kong, Panama, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile INTERNSHIP P.X. Engineering K.P.O.H., 2.0 and go!, Hockey @ 300, Linda, LW’s, “Face the Piles of Trials with Smiles” (Moody Blues) four hundred ninety one DON ANTHONY RICCIUTI Madison, Connecticut ACTIVITIES Midshipman Council, S.N.A.M.E., Student SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Eisenhower — American President Lines SS Mormac Altair — Moore-McCormack Lines USNS Sealift Antarctic — Military Sealift Command SS Great Republic — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Philippines, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Greece, Italy, France, Baltimore, Brazil, Uraguay, Argentina INTERNSHIP U.S. Naval Underwater Systems Center — New London, Connecticut four hundred ninety two MICHAEL DONALD RICINAK JR. McLean, Virginia ACTIVITIES Honor Guard, Propeller Club — President, Midshipman Council, Color Guard, Indoctrination. Scuba, Academy Rep- resentation in Washington, D.C., Company Executive Of- ficer, Battalion Commander SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Idaho, SS Montana — States Lines Inc. SS President Kennedy, SS President Truman — American President Lines SS Zoella Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Company U.S.S. Claude V. Ricketts — U.S. Navy COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Republic of the Philippines, Indonesia, Panama INTERNSHIP U.S. Naval Ship Research and Development Center (David W. Taylor Model Basin) — Bethesda, Maryland Oh God, thy sea is so great and my boat is so small. four hundred ninety three Y JOHN FRANCIS RISKO Elderton, Pennsylvania ACTIVITIES Volley Ball Club and Team, Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormac Cape, SS Mormac Lake, SS Mormac Sun — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Defiance — Mediterranean Marine Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, France, South Africa, Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia INTERNSHIP Pennsylvania Electric Company four hundred ninety four FREDERICK PALMER RISLEY Darien, Connecticut ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team, Propeller Club, City Island Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS James Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Co. SS Delta Brazil — Delta Lines SS Santa Mercedes — Prudential Lines SS LASH Thomas E. Cuffe — Pacific Far East Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Algeria, Italy, Spanish Morocco, Guatemala, Senegal, Ghana, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Venezuela, Colombia, Netherland Antilles, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Philippines, Taiwan INTERNSHIP Farrell Lines four hundred ninety five FORREST WILLIAM ROE Buena Vista, Colorado ACTIVITIES Rifle Team, Honor Board, Sportsman’s Club, Varsity Club, Ring Committee Chairman, BC 1, Beta Boys, First Class Treasurer SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Hawaiian Monarch, SS Matsonia — Matson Lines SS Prudential Oceanjet, SS Prudential Seajet — Prudential Lines SS Austral Rainbow — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Guatenala, El Savador, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Machu Picchu, Chile, Canada, Tahiti, New Zealand, Australia, New Guinea INTERNSHIP M. Woll, S.A. — Callao, Peru “Zombo, the only way to fly.” Forrest Roe “Beware of the man who works hard to learn something, learns it, and Finds himself no wiser than before . . . He’s full of murderous resentment of people who are ignorant without having come by their ignorance the hard way. Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. four hundred ninety six i CHED BARTH ROGAN Huntington, New York ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team, Varsity Club, Ski Club, Trident Club, “Hike SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormaclynx — Moore-McCormack Lines SS President Johnson — American President Lines SS Santa Ana, SS Santa Mariana — Prudential Lines SS Austral Lightning — Farrel Lines COUNTRIES VISITED South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Madagascar, Venezuela, Ja- pan, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Brazil, Chile, Argentina. Ecuador, Peru, Colombia, Panama, Mexico, Canada, Curacao, Pago Pago, New Zealand, Australia, New Guinea INTERNSHIP Prudential Lines — New York � four hundred ninety seven KENNETH MICHAEL ROGERS Belmar, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Honor Guard, Midshipman Council, June Weekend Commit- tee, Intramurals, Propeller Club, Junior Class Vice-President SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS American Aquarius — U.S. Lines SS Mormaccove — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Santa Cruz — Prudential Lines SS Defiance — Mediterranean Marine Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Guam, Hong Kong, Japan, Ascension Island, South African, Mozambique, Kenya, Dominican Republic, Colom- bia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Spain, Italy, Turkey, Greece INTERNSHIP Farrell Lines Inc. — New York To Love the sea is not well. It knows no bond of plighted troth, no fidelity to misfortune, to long companionship, to long devotion. The promise it holds out perpetually is very great; but the only secret possession is strength. four hundred ninety eight four hundred ninety nine WILLIAM DIETRICH SCHRIEVER Bernhards Bay, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Soccer Team, Sailing Team, Machinist Club, Automotive In- terest Club, Honor Board SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Rita, SS Santa Isabel — Prudential Lines SS American Aquarius — U.S. Lines SS Mormac Argo — Moore-McCormack Lines SS CV Lightning — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Guam, Japan, Hong Kong, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Germany, France, England, Netherlands INTERNSHIP Port of Oswego — Oswego, New York five hundred V I i I t DENNIS LANDERS SEARS Henry, Illinois ACTIVITIES Honor Guard, Sailing, Regimental Information Service, Land Hall Committee, Military Simulation and Chess Association, Basketball Manager SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Rita, SS LASH Italia — Prudential Lines SS Export Leader — American Export Lines SS African Sun — Farrell Lines SS John Dykstra — Ford Motor Co. SS Herbert C. Jackson — Picklands Mather Interlake Steam- ship Company COUNTRIES VISITED Morocco, Egypt, Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Russia, Romania, Greece, Italy, France, Spain, Canada INTERNSHIP Great Lakes Region MARAD Office — Cleveland, Ohio Five hundred one LIONEL HENRI SENES Floral Park, New York ACTIVITIES Honor Guard, RBU, Class Officer, Sportsman’s Club, Hear This, Midships, Newman Club, Intramurals, Zombo SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Madison — American President Lines SS Santa Barbara-Grace — Prudential Lines SS Export Challenger — American Export Lines USNS Sealift China Sea — Military Sealift Command COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Philippines, Taiwan, Malaysia, Panama, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Aruba, Curacao, Dominican Republic, Iceland What we are is God’s gift to us. What we become is our gift to God. Happiness lies not in the mere posses- sion of money; it lies in the joy of achievement and the thrill of creative ef- fort. F.D.R. five hundred two JAMES KENNETH SEPULVEDA Kenosha, Wisconsin ACTIVITIES Track. Chapel Choir, Class President, Honor Board Chair- man, USMA Exchange, DeMolay, Photography Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Marjorie Lykes, SS Frederick Lykes — Lykes Brothers SS John Tyler — Waterman Steamship Company COUNTRIES V ISITED Algeria, Egypt. Italy, Canada. Soviet Union. Greece. Tur- key, Yugoslavia. Spain. Morocco. Germany. Belgium. Netherlands, Indonesia, Taiwan, Borneo, Hong Kong. Korea, Japan INTERNSHIP Hansen Seaways Company, Inc., Milwaukee. Wisconsin I five hundred three RICHARD CLARK SEVERS San Diego California ACTIVITIES Varsity Tennis, Tennis Team Captain, Varsity Club, SNAME, Plum Island Three, Ring Committee, Beta Council, Whoomball Championship, Primate Wing SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Prudential Seajet, SS Santa Maria — Prudential Lines SS Michigan — States Lines SS Pacific Bear — Pacific Far East Lines SS Hawaiian Progress — Matson Navigation Company COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Singapore, Kuwait, Iran, Brazil, Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ven- ezuela, Ecuador, Panama, Mexico, El Savador, Curacao INTERNSHIP NASCO — National Steel and Shipbuilding Company — San Diego, California five hundred four DONALD RAY SEXTON Petersburg, Virginia ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team, Trident Club, Midshipman Photogra- phy Club, Varsity Club, Machinist Club, Marlin Spike Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS African Neptune — Farrell Lines CV Lightning — American Export Lines SS President Roosevelt — American President Lines SS Mormacrigel — Moore-McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Senegal, Guinea, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Ghana. Nigeria, Saotome. Panama. Philippines, Singapore, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Italy, France, England. Holland. Cape Verde Islands, Egypt, Brazil, Germany INTERNSHIP Farrell Lines Inc. — New York. New York five hundred five FRANCIS ANTHONY SHUKIS II Wilmington, Massachusetts ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, War Games Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Agent, CV Export Leader — American Export Lines SS President Roosevelt — American President Lines SS American Heritage — Aron Marine COUNTRIES VISITED U.S.A., Canada, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, Singapore, Panama, Philippines, Egypt, Italy, Greece, France, Spain, Israel, Libya, Virgin Islands INTERNSHIP U.S.C.G. — Marine Safety Office — Boston five hundred six ACTIVITIES Frisbie Team, Camping, B.D.A., Beer Ball MATTHEW A. SHULICK St. Charles, Illinois COUNTRIES VISITED Far East, Mediterranean, Alaska Five hundred seven MARK ROBERT SLIWOSKI Ligonier, Indiana ACTIVITIES Varsity Track. Sportsman’s Club. Historical Simulation, Photography Club, Varsity Club, Class Ring. Class Mug, Tri- dent Club. Propeller Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Leslie Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Co., Inc. SS Delta Mexico — Delta Steamship Lines Inc. SS Michigan — States Steamship Lines Inc. SS Japan Bear — Pacific Far East Lines SS Badger, SS Spartan, SS City of Midland — Chessie Sys- tem Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED Algeria, Cameron, Egypt, Hong Kong, Italy, Ivory Coast, Japan, Korea, Liberia, Nigeria, Okinawa, Philippines, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Taiwan, Togo, Turkey, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics INTERNSHIP Steamship Division. Chesapeke and Ohio Railway System — Cudington, Michigan Regiment [Unit I.D.] Brigade Division Corps Weapon-type Fired Original Maximum Strength five hundred eight JONATHAN WILKINS SMITH Montpelier, Vermont ACTIVITIES Machinist Club, Wrestling, Varsity Club, Sportsman's Club, Trident Club, Ski Club, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS James Lykes — Lykes Brothers Lines SS Delta Brazil — Delta Lines SS Thomas Lynch — Waterman Steamship Company BO-TRUC 21 — Express Boat Company COUNTRIES VISITED Algeria, Italy, Morocco, Guatemala, Senegal, Liberia. Ivory Coast, Ghana, Nigeria, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia. Yeman. Djibouti, Ethiopia, India, Sri Lanka, Chichasaw INTERNSHIP Bath Iron Works five hundred nine MICHAEL L. SMITH Paris, Texas ACTIVITIES Swimming Team, Sailing Team, Honor Board, Midships, Varsity Club, Sportsman’s Club, Zombo SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Courier — American Export Lines SS American Astronaut — U.S. Lines SS Mormacvega — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Exxon Washington — Exxon SS Ruth Lykes — Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Korea, Indonesia, Republic of Singapore, Philippines, Guam, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Thailand, Malaysia INTERNSHIP Panama Canal Company five hundred ten .A { WILLIAM ALDEN SPOONER, III Sacramento, California ACTIVITIES Editor — Midships, Hear This, Co-Captain Boiler Room E.D. Team, S.P.O.N.G.E., Crew, Rugby, Intramurals, Honor Guard, 1st Company Beer-Ball, Honor Board, Sportsman’s Club, Ski Club, Weight-Lifting Club, Fat Man's Table SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Monroe — American President Lines SS Lurline — Matson Navigation Company SS Montana — States Steamship Company SS J.H. Tuttle, SS Chevron California — Chevron Shipping Company COUNTRIES Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Hong Kong, Philippines, Okinawa, Will Bridge, Oregon INTERNSHIP Chevron Shipping Company — San Francisco, California five hundred eleven JOHN BRUCE STEIDEL Modesto, California ACTIVITIES Track, Cross Country, Sportsmans Club, Martial Arts, War Games, RTW 1 — B.T.T.W.C. SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Monroe, SS President McKinley, SS President Taft — American President Lines SS Austral Moon — Farrell Lines MV Sentinel — Crowley Maritime COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, India, Pakistan, New Guinea, Italy, France, Taiwan, Panama, Suez Canal INTERNSHIP Crowley Maritime — Seattle, Washington five hundred twelve ACTIVITIES Crew Team, Trident Club, Sportsman’s Club, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Truman, SS President Fillmore, SS Washington Mail — American President Lines SS Dant — States Lines Leslie Foss, Philips Foss — Foss Launch and Tug Co. DONALD LLOYD STEWART Federal Way, Washington V,f COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, Canada, Alaska INTERNSHIP Foss Lauch and Tug Company five hundred thirteen Many times I have thought of what good my stay at Kings Point was doing for me as a person. I feel it can best be summed up by Austin O'Malley. Who said: “Education should be a conscious, methodical application of the best means in the wisdom of the ages to the end that the youth may know how to live completely.” I thank God, Nancy, and Kings Point for the fulfillment of this end. GEORGE THOMAS STRATTON Beesley Point, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Rugby Club, Christian Council SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Great Republic — American Export SS Santa Lucia — Grace-Prudential Lines SS Mormac Lynx — Moore-McCormack Lines SS American Aquarius — United States Lines Tug Ranger — Interstate Oil Transport COUNTRIES VISITED Lebanon. Turkey, Italy, Spain, Domincan Republic, Ven- ezuela, Aruba, Curacao. Colombia, Panama, Guam. Hong Kong, Japan INTERNSHIP Interstate and Ocean Transport — Interstate Oil Transport five hundred fourteen I I 5 « n it V MICHAEL OWEN STRITCH Port Jefferson, New York ACTIVITIES J.V. Basketball, Intramurals, Automotive Interest Club, Hear This, Midshipman Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Adventurer, SS Export Freedom — American Ex- port Lines SS Mormacsun — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Lash Italia — Prudential Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Italy, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Tunisia, Venezuela, Curacao, Bahamas, Netherlands, West Germany, France, England, Spain, Morocco, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, Romania, Lebanon, Libya INTERNSHIP Northville Industries — Riverhead, New York five hundred fifteen FRANK JOHN SUCKOVITCH Tire Hill, Pennsylvania ACTIVITIES Midships Photography Editor, Trident Club, Midshipman Of- ficer, SNAME, MPA, History Major SHIPS AND COMPANIES Mormacargo, Mormacaltair — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Export Democracy — American Export Lines SS African Meteor — Farrell Lines SS Gulf Farmer, SS Almeria Lykes, SS Gulf Trader— Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Panama, Morocco, Tunisia, Italy, Yugoslavia, Turkey, Portugal, Spain, England, France, Germany, Holland, Liberia, Azores, Ivory Coast INTERNSHIP Union Mechling Corporation — Pittsburg, Pennsylvania five hundred sixteen STEVEN PAUL SWEET Stamford, Vermont ACTIVITIES Band. Sportsman Club. Automotive Interest Club. Christmas Ball Committee SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Santa Elena — Prudential Lines SS President Harrison — American President Lines SS Young America. CV Lightning — American Export Lines SS Austral Envoy — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Venezuela, Dominican Republic. Curacao. Aruba. Colombia. Panama, Ecuador, Peru. Singapore. Ceylon. India. Pakistan. Italy, France, Spain. Israel, Greece. Australia. New Zealand. Netherlands. Germany. England INTERNSHIP James Hunter Machine Co. — North Adams, Massachusetts five hundred seventeen GARY DALE TAMMINGA Hudsonville, Michigan ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew, Machinists Club, Varsity Club, SNAME, In- tramurals, Chapel Choir SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Grant. SS President Pierce — American Presi- dent Lines SS Santa Cruz — Prudential Lines SS Brinton Lykes — Lykes Lines SS John Tyler — Waterman Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Canada, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Chile, Peru, Japan. Hong Kong, Philippines, Taiwan, Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, Russia, Turkey, Algiers, Syria, Egypt INTERNSHIP American Export Lines — New York, New York five hundred eighteen TARI LAWRENCE TARICCO Palos Verdes Peninsula, California ACTIVITIES Varsity Swimming, Honor Board, Midships, Hear This, Area Ten Committee, B.D.A., Computer Club, Photography Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS President Jefferson — American President Lines SS Golden Bear — Pacific Far East Lines SS Santa Maria, SS Santa Mariana — Prudential Lines SS Hong Kong Mail — American Mail Lines SS Montana — States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Venezuela, Colombia, Mexico, Ecuador, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Canada, Panama, Iran, Kuwait, New York INTERNSHIP Boeing Marine Systems — Hydrofoil Division — Seattle, Washington We can only succeed if our hearts re- spond before our minds. five hundred nineteen TAYLOR, ANTHONY Warner Robins, Georgia ACTIVITIES Sailing Team, Michelson Society SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Carter Braxton — Waterman Steamship Co. SS Gulf Farmer — Lykes Brothers SS Tillie Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, France, England, Spain, Peru, Chile, Ecuador, Iran, Saudi Arabia, India, Pakistan, Bangladash, Jordan, and Sri Lanka Friendship is all. five hundred twenty 4' SCOTT EDWARD TEMPEL Stockton, California ACTIVITIES Pistol Team, Volleyball Cluh, Sportsman's Club, Automotive Interest Club. ROA, War Games Club, Trident Club. Fine Arts Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Oakland — Sealand SS President Monroe, SS President McKinley — American President Lines SS Lurline — Matson Lines SS Thomas E. Cuffe — Pacific Far East Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan. Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore. Philippines, Korea. India, Pakistan, Iran, Iraq. Saudi Arabia, Italy, France, Cuba, Panama INTERNSHIP Port Administration — Port of Stockton, California five hundred twenty one MARK P. THERIAULT Farmington, Maine ACTIVITIES Yearbook, “Hear This”, Sportsmans Club, Honor Guard, Intramurals, Propeller Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Export Commerce — American Export Lines SS Santa Cruz — Prudential-Grace Lines SS John B. Waterman — Waterman Steamship Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Sicily, Egypt, Sudan, TFAI, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh. Dominican Republic, Curacao, Aruba, Colom- bia, Panama, Ecuador, Luxemborg, Belgium, West Ger- many, Russia, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP Moran Towint and Transportation Co., Inc. five hundred twenty two JEFFERSON LEE THOMAS Salisbury, Pennsylvania ACTIVITIES Baseball, Soccer, Omo’s Walkers, First Class Basketball League. Fine Arts Club, KP Poker Club. Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Robert E. Lee — Waterman Steamship Co. SS Frederick Lykes — Lykes Brothers SS Mormac Lake — Moore-McCormack Lines SS President Monroe — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED New York City, Brazil Spain, Morocco, Italy. France. Algeria. Jordan, Sudan. Ethiopia, Egypt. Iran, Kuwait. Djib- outi. Pakistan. India, Colombia, Bangladesh. Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Hong Kong. Panama INTERNSHIP U.S. Coast Guard — Baltimore five hundred twenty three Y RANDEL LEROY TORFIN Glenwood, Minnesota ACTIVITIES Land Hall Committee, Color Guard, Honor Guard, Co- Chairman Muscular Dystrophy Drive, Intramurals, Beer Ball. “Lew's” E.D. Team. Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, 1978 SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Marjorie Lykes, SS Louise Lykes — Lykes Lines SS Delta Mar — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Sumatra, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Honduras, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Panama, Algeria, Morocco, Egypt, Turkey, Russia, Yugoslavia, Italy, Greece, Spain, Canada INTERNSHIP Twin City Barge and Towing Co. — St. Paul, Minnesota five hundred twenty four DONALD WILLIAM VOGLER Saint Louis, Missouri ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Sailing Team, Midshipman Council. In- tramurals, Trident Club, Color Guard, Society of Naval Ar- chitects and Marine Engineers, American Society of Naval Engineers, Propeller Club. Who's Who Among American College Students SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Delta Norte — Delta SS Lines SS Jeff Davis — Waterman SS Corporation SS Joseph Hewes — Waterman SS Corporation MV Pioneer — Crowley Maritime Corporation COUNTRIES V ISITED Honduras, Venezuela. Brazil, Uruguay. Argentina. Egypt, Ethiopia. Jordan. Pakistan. Sri Lanka. Bangladesh. TFAI. Germany, Belgium. Russia five hundred twenty five J� DAVID EDWARD WADE Delta, Alabama ACTIVITIES Marine Technology, SNAME, ROA, Drill Team, Dog Squad, Sportsman’s Club, DeMolay, Intramurals, Ski Club, Mid- shipman Council, Trident Club, First Class Basketball, Taco Eating Team, Ring Dance Committee, Rugby (GME), Mid- ships — Editor SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Malory Lykes, SS Almeria Lykes, SS Gulf Trader — Lykes Brothers SS Cristobal — Panama Canal Company MV Defender — Caribe Tugboat Company COUNTRIES VISITED Korea, Philippines, Indonesia, New Guinea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Panama, England, France, Germany, Nether- lands, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Puerto Rico INTERNSHIP Panama Canal Company — Balboa, Canal Zone Friendships are made from the heart They’re often made stronger from how they start There’s no exact matching of two life styles Differences make it last though separated by miles. A good warm feeling, that’s just known It’s not something that can always be shown. M.E.T. five hundred twenty six NANCY LYNN WAGNER Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Varsity Sailing Team, Cheerleader, Colorguard, Ski Club. Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Colorado, SS Maine — States Steamship Company SS President McKinley — American President Lines SS Matsonia — Matson Navigation Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, China, Philippines, Canada. Hawaii INTERNSHIP Maritime Overseas Corporation — New York five hundred twenty seven FREDERICK JAMES WAINIO, JR. Margarita, Canal Zone ACTIVITIES Varsity Golf Team, Pool Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mallory Lykes, SS Gulf Shipper, SS Shirley Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Company MV John Jones — J. Ray McDermott and Co., Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED South Korea, Philippines, Indonesia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, Italy, Spain INTERNSHIP Panama Canal Company After four years of hibernat- ing at Kings Point, Fred plans to head south and re- sume life. five hundred twenty eight t i ( I f' ! Thank you, family, friends, and classmates thank you all very much. JAMES PATRICK WALSH Pleasantville, New York ACTIVITIES Newspaper SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Thompson Lykes, Lykes Bros. COUNTRIES VISITED Louisiana, Texas five hundred twenty nine KEVIN M. WARD Evergreen Park, Illinois ACTIVITIES Band, Stage Band, Honor Board, Irene, ROA SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Exxon Baltimore — Exxon CV Lightning — American Export Lines SS John Tyler — Waterman SS Defiance — Mediterranean Marine Lines SS Gulf Farmer — Lykes Brothers SS African Dawn — Farrel Lines SS Delta Sud — Delta Lines SS Valley Forge — Keystone Shipping COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, Netherlands, Belgium. Colombia. Peru, Honduras, Jamaica, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, England, France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Canada INTERNSHIP Port Authority of New York and New Jersey — World Trade Center five hundred thirty FRANK EDWARD WARNEKROS Seattle, Washington ACTIVITIES Calculus Tutor, Five Year Plan, E.D. Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Oregon Mail, SS American Mail — American Mail Lines SS Alaskan Mail, SS President Truman — American Presi- dent Lines SS Sealand Exchange — SS Portland — Sealand. Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED Japan. South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong. Philippines. Sin- gapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, Sri Lanka. Canada INTERNSHIP Seattle Stevedore Company five hundred thirty one WILLIAM DANIEL WATTS Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Bicycle Club, Sailing Team, Swimming Team, Regimental Broadcast Unit SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Pioneer Crusader — United States Lines, Inc. SS Oakland — Sea-Land Service, Inc. SS President Jefferson — American President Lines SS Chevron California — Chevron Shipping, Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED Bali. Puerto Rico, Diego Garcia, Guam, Okinawa, Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Philippines, South Korea, Panama INTERNSHIP Norton Lilly and Co. Inc. — Morrisville, Pennsylvania five hundred thirty two Y JAMES ALLEYN WEAVER Bethpage, New York ACTIVITIES Outdoor Track Team. Walter Freedom Faction (WFF), Bicy- cle Club, Whoom Ball Championship SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormac Trade, SS Mormac Sun — Moore-McCormack Lines SS Export Diplomat — American Export Lines SS Austral Ensign — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Mexico, Panama, Brazil, Morocco, Tunisia, Turkey, Cyprus, Greece, Italy, Portugal. Australia, New Zealand INTERNSHIP Sperry Corporation X five hundred thirty three WILLIAM THOMAS WHALE Jacksonville, Florida ACTIVITIES Trident Club, Save the Whale Society SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Elizabeth Lykes, SS Louise Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Company SS Iberville — Waterman Steamship Company COUNTRIES VISITED Russia, Mexico, Japan, Panama, Taiwan, South Korea. Philippines, Puerto Rico, Spain, Italy, Morocco, Egypt INTERNSHIP Jacksonville Shipyards — Jacksonville, Florida five hundred thirty four WILLIAM JOSEPH WHITENACK Richmond Hill, New York ACTIVITIES Varsity Basketball, Social Committee, Intramurals. Varsity Club, Free Gangway Society of '78 SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Mormac Lynx. SS Mormac Argo — Moore-McCormack Lines CV Defiance — American Export Lines SS Austral Envoy — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Spain. Italy, Greece, Turkey, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Australia, New Zealand INTERNSHIP Sperry Rand Corporation — Great Neck, Long Island x five hundred thirty five BASIL JOHN WILFONG Emmett, Idaho ACTIVITIES Varsity Wrestling — Team Captain, Varsity Crew, Varsity Club — Treasurer, SNAME, Choir SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Hawaii — States Lines SS President Fillmore — American President Lines SS Santa Maria — Prudential Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Chickasaw, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Thailand, Sin- gapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Mexico, Panama, Canal Zone, Venezuela, Aruba-Netherland Antilles, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Columbia INTERNSHIP Crowley Maritime — Seattle, Washington five hundred thirty six CRAIG TAYLOR WINDUS Northport, New York ACTIVITIES Honor Guard, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS African Sun — Farrell Lines SS Stag Hound — American Export Lines SS John B. Waterman — Waterman Steamship Company COUNTRIES VISITED Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Canada, England, France, Germany, Netherlands. Panama. Russia, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Philippines INTERNSHIP Moran Towing five hundred thirty seven i SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Jean Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Co. SS President Monroe — American President Lines SS Sealand Oakland — Sealand Services Inc. SS Chevron Mississippi — Chevron Oil Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Canada, Italy, France, Spain, Turkey, Egypt, Russia, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Philip- pines, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Panama, El Savador, Mexico, Great Lakes, Alaska RANDALL JAY WOODS Pompton Lakes, New Jersey ACTIVITIES Regimental Information Service — President, Basketball — Manager, Midshipman Photography Association, Honor Board, Midshipman Council, Intramurals, Hear This INTERNSHIP Stewart and Stevenson Oiltools, Inc. — Houston, Texas five hundred thirty eight ■■ Rugby Team, Photography Club, June Weekend Committee, Ski Club, 1st Class Basketball, Automotive Interest Club, Playboy International, Intramurals, R.O.A., S.N.A.M.E.. Hear This — Photographer SHIPS AND COMPANIES SS Dolly Truman, SS Elizabeth Lykes — Lykes Bros. 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Allotment Savings - your hedge against the future Write us today 7 ,e SEAMEN’S SANK for SAVINGS Chartered 1829 • Assets over $1.8 Billion CABLE ADDRESS: SEASAVE Your Bankbook may be used at any of our offices Member FDIC NEW YORK CITY OFFICES: Mam 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 and Randal Drive. Bethpage. NY • SUFFOLK COUNTY OFFICES: 10 Smith Haven Mall. Lake Grove. N Y • 5141 Sunrise Highway. Bohemia. N.Y. • WESTCHESTER COUNTY OFFICE: 1010 Central Park Avenue. Yonkers. N.Y. I KINGS POINT MARITIME ASSOCIATION, INC. President ADAM M. ERRICO 4 Ava Drive Syosset, N.Y. I I 791 516—921 6069 President Emeritus HON. HAROLD J. McLAUGHLIN Vice President Emeritus RADM WILLIAM S. 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Est. 1945 NATIONAL OFFICERS Board of Governors Kings Point Fund Blue Gray Club National Legislative Committee National Chapter Organization Alumni-Midshipmen Council National Placement Bureau Alumni Faculty Committee Public Relations The Kings Point Log The Kings Pointer National Membership Committee A-13 Honoring our obligation to build a better Kings Point. Our Products are Chemicals Our Business is Service • Water Treatments • Fuel Additives • Maintenance Cleaners • Tank Cleaners Representatives and Warehouses in 42 Countries around the World THE PEROLIN COMPANY, INC. 84 Danbury Road Wilton, Connecticut 06897 APEX MARINE CORPORATION 410 Lakeville Road Room 201 Lake Success, New York 11040 CAPTAIN LEO V. BERGER, ’43 PETER CONSTAS, ’45 (516)-775-6700 A-14 L.Q.M. ASSOCIATES, INC. TANKER —CHARTERING SPECIALISTS 800 Third Avenue New York, New York 10022 S. Huey Long '42 PL 1-4550 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 MARINE DIESEL POWER TU □ 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 135 E. Hancock Street ANDALE COMPANY Specialists in the Design and Manufacture of Strainers • Heat Exchangers • Transfer Valves Valve-Actuators Telephone: Lansdale, Penna. 19446 Code 215—368-1611 A-15 Now, one great American seagoing tradition becomes part of another. Ours. We re pleased to announce that American Export Lines has become a part of Farrell Lines. Two proud old American-flag lines are now one new superline,” of- fering bigger and better service. Today, Farrell Lines serves ports on five conti- nents: North America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Austra- lia. We offer more than 200 scheduled sailings a year, from all four coasts of the United States. We sail to North, South, East and West Africa, Australia and New Zealand, plus the islands of the South Pacific. And our American Export Lines Services reaches Europe, the Mediterranean, the Middle East and the Far East. All of our ships are American-built and manned. The greatly expanded Farrell Lines fleet incorporates the most sophisticated and efficient methods of han- dling and carrying cargo, and it includes container, RoRo and LASH ships. And we re still growing, to meet the ever-increasing demands. Because at Farrell Lines we don't rest on tradition. We keep widening our horizons. INCORPORATED The American-flag line on the move. Grow with us. One Whitehall Street. New'fork. NY 10004 One Market Plaza. San frandsco.CA 94105 «to w A-16 about ALDEN’S compact weather chart recorder • IT'S THE SMALLEST The ALDEN MARINEFAX D is the smallest radiofacsimile weather chart recorder ever de- signed for marine use. It can stow anywhere, mount any- where, even on a bulkhead. It measures only 4 x 16 x 9 3 4 — occupies less than 1 3 cubic ft. of space. • IT'S THE LEAST EXPENSIVE Selling for just $2995, the MARINEFAX is the lowest- cost weather facsimile record- er. For the first time, facsimile weather information is accessi- ble aboard older ships or small craft where a full-size ALDEN weather facsimile system can- not be justified. • IT'S THE SIMPLEST TO USE The MARINEFAX, operating in conjunction with any stable HF receiver, is extremely sim- ple to operate. Special tuning lights permit quick, precise vi- sual tuning of the receiver. Thereafter, the record and stop functions are control- led automatically by signals from the transmitting station. To reload paper simply drop in replacement cassette. • IT DOES IT ALL Just like hundreds of large ALDEN 519 Marine Weather Chart Recorders around the world, the MARINEFAX pro- vides a continuous flow of im- portant weather charts to the bridge. Charts which are rou- tinely broadcast (free to anyone with a recorder) from weather Domestic U.S. Only. stations in all major coastal areas worldwide, include weath- er analysis, prognosis, sea-sur- face temperature, wave swell sea condition, and others. • IT'S VERY RELIABLE Although much smaller and less expensive, the MARINEFAX has all the ruggedness and reli- ability of the larger ALDEN 519 systems. Solid-state circuit- ry, stainless steel and anodized aluminum hardware and con- servative mechanical and elect- rical designensure long,trouble- free operation. • IT'S A POWER MISER The MARINEFAX is kind to small-boat batteries and power systems. It draws only 135 milliamps in standby, 300 mil- liamps while recording. Where required, a 50 watt inverter provides ample power. • IT'S EASY TO INSTALL, MAINTAIN Installation is a simple matter, requiring only connection to the signal output of your HF receiver, and plugging into ves- sel's power. The unit itself can be permanently mounted on a shelf or bulkhead, or left un- mounted for stowing when not in use. • IT'S ALL ALDEN ALDEN radiofacsimile equip- ment for marine use is known and respected around the world, and has proved itself, year after year, in the toughest kind of duty. The MARINEFAX, back- ed by the ALDEN name, is designed and built to the same standards of excellence. Dealer Inquiries Invited 34 A NAME:____ ADDRESS:. IMPULSE RECORDING EQUIPMENT CO. INC Washington St .Westboro.Ma 01581 (617)366 8851 TELEX 94-8404 TEL. (___) MAKE LONG ISLAND TRUST YOUR HOME PORT FOR EVERY BANKING, LOAN AND TRUST SERVICE! Long Island Trust Company Convenient Banking Office n Nassau A Suffolk Member F 0 i C Sunoco SUN TRANSPORT INC. Wilmington, Delaware Kings Point graduates make key decisions for Sun Transport, Inc. whose vessels ply the oceans of the world. A-17 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1978 Fully Automatic Radar Plotting Bright Intrinsic Bi-Color Radar Display Automatic 40 Target Echo Acquisition and Plotting Reliability Sealed cabinet will all electronics circuits protected from toxic marine environment. iotron TWO year NO CHARGE all inclusive warranty, including free worldwide travel to any port. IOTRON CORPORATION, 5 Alfred Circle. Bedford, Mass . U S A Telephone (617) 275-0340 Cable Iotron Boston Telex: 92-3426 “EXCELLENCE IN MARINE ELECTRONICS A-18 LORSTAN THOMAS STUDIOS Official Photographers of the 1978 Midships United States Merchant Marine Academy RICHARD AND STEPHEN SLUTSKER 1050 Commerce Ave. Union, N.J. 07083 A-19 DECK EDUCTORS BILGEMATE EDUCTORS PORTABLE EDUCTORS Call-(212) 675-2265 VITA MOTIVATOR CO. 200 west 20th st.. new york. n.y. iooii GRAIN MERCHANDISERS BUNGE CORPORATION ONE CHASE MANHATTAN PLAZA NEW YORK, N. Y. 10005 I 10 Offices Throughout the World Each day of the year Bunge loads for export more than two full ocean cargoes (30,000 tons). 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.) EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Newport News Shipbuilding A Tenneco Company Newport News. Virginia 23607 A-20 % v PROPELLER (LIB To Promote, Further and Support an American Merchant Marine To Aid the Development of River, Great Lakes and Harbor Improvements LLOYD A. STRICKLAND AL FILIATRAULT National President Executive Secretary ' fes NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS 1730 M Street N.W., Suite 413 Washington, D.C. 20036 (202)-223-1401 CHARVOZ- CARSEN CORP. 5 Daniel Road Fairfield, New Jersey 07006 Many pleasant years of servicing the Academy with their navigational, engineering and drafting requirements. Coffin Turbo Pumps... for Marine Boiler Feed Services Brian A. Jones General Sales Manager FMC Corporation Coffin Turbo Pump 326 South Dean Street Englewood, New Jersey 07631 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 MARYLAND SHIPBUILDING DRYDOCK COMPANY Baltimore, Maryland A-21 THE GALBRAITH-PILOT MARINE DIVISION QUALITY ENGINEERED PRODUCTS • Salinity Indicating Systems • Marine Alarm Panels • Marine Loudspeaker Systems • Automatic Battery Chargers • Electrical Safety Equipment • Bridge and Engine Room Control Consoles Engineered construction and proven performance are key words in the design and manufacture 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 TRINIDAD CORPORATION Ship Managers Ship Owners World Wide Marine Transportation 926 Public Ledger Building Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106 Top-rated Heat Transfer Coils INDUSTRY LEADER IN HEATING AND COOLING COILS %� ► Smooth-fin Heat Transfer Surface ► Maximum Capacity in Compact Space AtROflN CORPORATION ■ LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 2 A 505 A-22 Congratulations, Class of 1978 NAVY AND THE 11 MERCHANT MARINE RECOGNIZE THE |j§ FINEST UNIFORM SHIRTS TROUSERS This certificate on every Creighton Shirt and Trouser unconditionally guarantees your complete satisfaction Available throughout the world at Navy Exchanges and Uniform dealers CREIGHTON Uniform Shirts Trousers CREIGHTON SHIRT CO. INC. REIDSVILLE. NO CAROLINA MAPECO PRODUCT PILGRIM PROPELLER NUTS PILGRIM KEYLESS PROPELLERS MORGRIP BOLTS 3 Walz Krenzer, INC. SLIDING WATERTIGHT DOORS SLUICE GATES FOR TANKERS BULKHEAD STUFFING BOXES 20 Vesey Street • New York. N Y. 10007 • (212) 732-7863 Telex 12-6075 BAY REFRACTORY COMPANY, INC. 164 WOLCOTT STREET Brooklyn, N. Y. 11231 Tel. MAin 5-3844, MAin 5-3750 ☆ Marine Boiler Refractory Marine Insulation General Ship Maintenance A-23 We Ve got what it takes MONTREAL TORONTO AARHUS AMSTERDAM ANTWERP BELFAST BILBAO ccatt. 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FERTILIZERS, LUBRICATING OILS AND OTHER SPECIALTY LIQUID PRODUCTS. General Agents for: Telex: The Stolt Tankers 96-5944 96-5970 TWX: 710-579-2957 710-579-2958 Telephones: (203) 622-3800 (212) 884-9300 (212) 585-5600 aaaye radss ITT DECCA MARINE Moran’s new Heide-class tugs put power where you need it. Whether she’s behind the biggest barge, or towing the long-distance haul, “Heide Moran” has enough power, size and technology to handle your toughest jobs. This new breed of Moran tug is 126 feet long, powered by 4,730 hp tubo-charged engines, equipped with full towing machinery. She can do your work faster and more effec- tively. Saving you time and money. Moran. The Best in the Business for well over a century. Moran Towing Transportation Co., Inc “The Best in the Business” One World Trade Center Suite 5335 • New York, New York 10048 CUNNINGHAM MARINE HYDRAULICS CO., Inc. PARTS SERVICE REPAIR CONSULTING 201 Harrison Street (201) 792-0500 Hoboken, N.J. 07030 (212) 267-0328 TWX: 710-730-5224 CMH HBKN A-25 Sharing with you... A TRADITION OF QUALITY. PAULSEN WIRE ROPE 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 HANKZOPFI'44 GARY FRANZA'75 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 B AY B E R R Y— G R E AT 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-26 SFER Y GREAT NECK, NEW YORK 11020 SPERRY IS A DIVISION OF SPERRY RAND CORPORATION A-27 432-1160 CrcJJcceah kipping Co., J}hc. GENERAL AGENTS ONE WORLD TRADE CT. of NEW YORK, N.Y. 10048 ATLANTIC CORDAGE AMERICAN TRADING TRANSPORTATION CORPORATION COMPANY, INC. 60 Grant Ave. STEAMSHIP OPERATORS Carteret, NJ. 07008 201—541-5300 Edward J. Begley, Class of '43 555 Fifth Avenue New York, New York 10017 Tel. (212) 682-7722 IOT CORPORATION AN INTEGRATED MARINE TRANSPORT ORGANIZATION Telephone (2 1 5)864-1 200 OWNERS — OPERATORS — MANAGERS THREE PARKWAY Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102 Telex: 824527 A-28 WHAT MAKES TODAY'S BRONS ENGINE AS YESTERDAY'S? irs SIMPLE. That’s the answer: simplicity. The Brons engine started out simple—one cylinder that developed 16 hp at 360 rpm. Today, the Brons TD250 is available with 6, 8, 12 or 16 cylinders and produces up to 4000 hp at 600 rpm. Powerful, but still a very simple, reliable engine. Keeping it that way was no easy task. Many manufacturers equate complexity with power. The Brons technical people have spent over 60 years keeping their engine uncom- plicated as they increased its power. This outlook has kept both the Brons and the American Brons engines easy to maintain with a minimum of care. Another idea that the Brons people hold to is this: keep the engine eco- nomical to run. They’ve done just that. The Brons TD250 squeezes more power from its fuel than the first Brons did back in 1915. That's progress. But there’s more to an engine than power and economy. How about the people who sell it? Oosterhuis Industries is the sole U.S. distributor for the Brons and American Brons diesels. Our operating philosophy is as straightforward as the engines we sell. For over fifteen years, Oosterhuis has been selling and installing diesel engines with com- plete back-up — fast service, financing and a well stocked supply department. For more customer convenience, Oos- terhuis has created two fully-owned af- filiated companies — Marine Engineering, Inc. and Marine Financing Cor- poration. You’re in good hands before, during and after the sale. Oosterhuis even has sales repre- sentatives on the East and West Coasts, so you’re just a phone call away from the most dependable power, and power people in the business — American Brons and Oosterhuis. American Brons engines are manufactured in the U.S.A. by the American Brons Corporation. AMERICAN BRONS CORPORATION PO. Box 428, Belle Chasse, LA 70037 A-29 NOW TAKE A LOOK AT THE POST-GRADUATE CURRICULUM. Congratulations and welcome to a new and exciting career. You’ll be more sophisticated seamen than your graduating counterparts just ten years ago. And the Chevron Oregon is one reason why. The Oregon was the first gas turbine-powered tanker in the American Merchant Marine. Its turbine system drives an electric generator which pro- duces the power to propel the vessel. And the Oregon is just one of five such turbine tankers now in service for Chevron. Engineering breakthroughs like the Chevron Oregon will be a constant chal- lenge to you throughout your career in the Merchant Marine. We at Chevron are proud to be a part of it all. Welcome aboard. Chevron Chevron Shipping Company A-30 Sheik people working with energy Shell A-31 What’s new at IMABRICO? For openers, we have a new symbol... logotype, if you prefer. A ship’s wheel symbolizes the direction that Nabrico has provided the marine transportation industry for over 75 years. We proudly announce NEW STOCKING DISTRIBUTORS ... strategically located to give you faster service. Nabrico is fortunate to be represented by these fine companies who stock a complete line of our standard items. For prompt attentive service, contact the distributor nearest you. BLUE WATER MARINE SUPPLY, INC. 1000 Broadway at Channelside P. 0. Box 5457, Houston, Texas 77012 (7131 928-5951 MARINER’S SUPPLY CO., INC. 4865 l l. Lagoon, Swan Island Portland, Ore., 97217 (503) 285-5247 BRENT MARINE SUPPLY Harbor Front Industrial Park P. 0. Box 938, Greenville, Miss., 38701 (601) 378-9100 HUMCO MARINE PRODUCTS Foot of Humboldt Street St. Louis, Mo., 63147 (314) 381-9968 DONOVAN BOAT SUPPLIES, INC. Box 61018, New Orleans, La., 70160 (504) 529-5731 We have attractive openings for Florida and East Coast distributorships and invite inquiries. AND . there’s a brand new catalogue! One is reserved for you if you'll send your request on your letterhead. With all that’s new, there’s still the same old familiar desire to help solve customer needs with superior products ... try us! 0 NASHVILLE BRIDGE COMPANY P. □. Box 239, Nashville, Tenn., 37202, Phone (615) 244-2Q5Q A-32 jei iu w.V