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

Text from Pages 1 - 600 of the 1980 volume:

1980 MIDSHIPS Charles Massey Andy Melick Co-Editor-In-Chief Co-Editor-In Chief Barbara Watson Paul Giandt Chris Maslak Jim Mangold Noel Bourquin Yvette Smith, Al Banko, Joanne Houghtaling, Rita Keenan, Eileen Shields, Chris Niisse, Cheryl Williams, Paul Smith Larry Lester, Tim Mullaney, Scott Harrington, Art Burns, Paul Giandt, Dan Denning, Andy Melick, Charles Massey, Barbara Watson Advisor Photography Editor Advertising Manager Business Manager Circulation Manager Yearbook Staff Photographers CREDITS Rich Thorsen Al Briggs Dave Gardy Quote in Sea Year Section by Shedd Picture on Page 3 Bettmann Archives, N.Y., N.Y. Introduction p. 3 Midshipman Life p. 16 Administration and Faculty p. 64 Rotations p. 80 Underclass p. 106 Clubs and Activities p. 128 Sports p. 160 Sea Year p. 224 Special Events p. 256 Seniors p. 304 Ads p. 560 Conclusion p. 578 Mike Eisele Connie Kuiken, Todd Fisher Ross Glendinning Bob Marcin Tom Risley Bruce Marcy Ed Ruth Matt Harshbarger, Ken Rascher Sue Chase, Tim Crowley Liz Jenicek Chris Maslak Kevin Rodgers 4 I 1 I The Class of 1980 first met one July day in 1976. We were a diverse group of young plebes, covering the spectrum of geograph- ical and cultural back- grounds. We suffered together through the equalizer of plebe year and enjoyed the broaden- ing experience of sea year. When we reached for the promise of tomorrow we stood upon the foundation of tradi- tion in which our training is rooted. 7 10 We learned to tem- per discipline with compassion, to retain our flexibility, and to demand the utmost of both ourselves and those about us. And, we developed an appreciation for the home of our profession. 13 Finally we returned to the Acad- emy to learn the rewards and demands of the new leadership thrust upon us. The Kings Point experience for us was complete, but in a sense it had only begun. We have been carefully molded to lead our nation s Merchant Marine into a century of change. An explo- sion of technology has altered the entire course of development in the industry. The future is ours as we sail into the eighties ... and beyond. To succeed we require a new set of tools, coupled with the qualities that have always composed a good officer. 21 23 ■ JjrX g§ 4db� 28 31 32 J 41 WINTER 45 ! 46 48 a 49 4 •V 52 j i 4 54 SPRING i 61 62 JIMMY CARTER President of the United States 66 WALTER F. MONDALE Vice-President of the United States PHILIP M. KLUTZNICK Secretary of Commerce I SAMUEL B. NEMIROW Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Maritime Affairs Howard F. Casey Acting Superintendent 70 ■ MR. JOHN LEWIS PAUL KRINKSKY Acting Assistant Superintendent Academic Dean For Planning and Administration CAPTAIN JOHN ARNET COMMANDER DONALD J. FERGUSON Associate Dean Registrar 71 CAPTAIN ROBERT MADDEN Commandant of Midshipman COMMANDANT’S STAFF LCDR. HARRY RICHARDS, LCDR. KEN LYONS, CAPT. ROBERT MADDEN, LCDR. ROBERT LAR- SEN, LCDR. ROBERT HOLT, LCDR. KEN COHEN, LCDR. CARLTON COX 72 i CDR. JOHN JOCHMANS Asst. Commandant LT. RITA LEIGNADIER Operations Officer LT. HAROLD LASHER Midshipmen Personnel CDR. KENNETH FORCE Director of Music CDR. WALTER LOCKLAND 74 Placement Officer Ik CAPT. EMMANUEL JENKINS Director of Admissions PUBLIC INFORMATION Mr. Martin Skrocki ASST. PUBLIC INFORMATION MIDSHIPS ADVISOR a 75 d Miss Barbara Watson DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Capt. Albert Stwertka Ledr. Charles Weber Ledr. Allen Ceaser Cdr. Lawrence Casser Ledr. Walter Lebensohn Mrs. Gabriella Ratay Ledr. Burton Bellow Mrs. Wendy Cohen Mr. David Dellwo Cdr. Peter Drago Capt. Lawrence Ferrari Mr. Herman Goetz Ledr. Anton Shurpik Ledr. Edward Weiss DEPARTMENT OF MARITIME LAW AND ECONOMICS Capt. Lawrence Jarett Cdr. Hermann Allen Lt. Michael Cohn Ledr. Robert Eggen Cdr. Robert Hershey Cdr. Justin Mahoney Ledr. Jeffrey Peck 76 DEPARTMENT OF NAVAL SCIENCE Capt. Robert Marshall Lt. Michael Besancon Lt. James A. Bellard Lt. Mark Merritt Lt.Jj.g.) Cathleen Lillo GMMC William Anderson SKC Donald McDowell DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES Capt. Robert Anchor Capt. A.A. Norton Cdr. Richard Bardot Cdr. A.P. Davies Lt. David Eastwood Lt. Robert Gardella Cdr. Joseph Gitman Capt. Stephen Omeltchenko Cdr. Jacques Szaluta 77 CHAPLAINS Cdr. Paul Antos, CHC, USN Cdr. James Perdew, CHC, USN 78 DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS Capt. William Lai Lt. Richardo Brown Cdr. Daniel Buckley Mr. Peter Carmichael Mr. Stephen Fernstrom Mr. Paul Lasinski Mr. George Paterno Ms. Susan Peterson Mr. John Sussi Mr. Howard Slote Mr. Welsh Wayne Mr. A. C. Zuaro NAUTICAL SCIENCE Capt. Pasquale Nazzaro Capt. Leland Pearson Cdr. Theodore Haendel Cdr. Robert Meurn Cdr. Owen Thompson Lcdr. Frederick Warren Lcdr. Samuel Bergman Lcdr. Ronald Lichteuberg Lcdr. Arthur Levine Lcdr. James Hall Lt. John Nunnenkamp Lt. Richard Browder Mr. John Daley Mrs. Doris Sliverman 79 . STAFFS FIRST ROTATION SECOND ROTATION THIRD ROTATION • REGIMENTAL STAFFS • • B. CUMINGS —RC W. WHITSON — RX E. MOREHOUSE —RC S. HENEGHAN — RX ir S. DELONG — RX J. PERKUHN — RC J. CIASTKEWICZ — RFL S. NEUMANN — RFL C. LONSBURY — RTO FIRST ROTATION Regimental Commander Bruce Comings Wayne. New jersey Regimental Executive William W. Whitson Arlington. Virginia Regimental First Lieutenant John P. Ciastkewicz Deer Park. New York Regimental Training and Academics Christopher |. Lonshury San Gabriel. California Regimental Commissary Anthony Register Wilmington. North Carolina Regimental Protocol (ames M. Mangold Sherman. Connecticut Regimental Senior Watch Paul Gland! Levittown, New York Regimental Berthing and Aide Michael L. Murray Philiadelphia. Pennsylvania Regimental Waterfront Steven ). DeLong St. Cloud. Florida SECOND ROTATION Regimental Commander Edward A. Morehouse Titusville. Florida Regimental Executive Steven ). Heneghan Carmel. New York Regimental First Lieutenant Peter M. Breed Newburg. Massachusetts Regimental Training and Academics William F. Barry McClean. Virginia Regimental Commissary Bruce J. Corso Hamden. Connecticut Regimental Protocol Keith W Restle North Babylon. N.Y. Regimental Senior Watch Robert Czyzewski Pennington. New Jersey Regimental Berthing and Aide (ulianne G. Ahlgren Pinewood. Minnesota Regimental Waterfront John Duclos Westport. Massachusetts THIRD ROTATION Regimental Commander Jack ). Perkuhn Somers. New York Regimental Executive Steven J. DeLong St. Cloud. Florida Regimental First Lieutenant Steven Neumann East Patchogue, New York Regimental Training and Academics William N. Whitson Arlington. Virginia Regimental Commissary Kevin P. Rodgers. Sr. Patchogue, New York Regimental Protocol Julianne G. Ahlgren Pinewood. Minnesota Regimental Senior Watch Robert R. Shinn Parkersburg. West Virginia Regimental Berthing and Aide Edward A. Morehouse Titusville. Florida Regimental Waterfront Kerry Frey Leslie. Michigan • REGIMENTAL STAFFS • REGIME] K. RODGERS —RCOMM J. AHLGREN — RPO R. SHINN —RSWO E. MOREHOUSE — RAIDE K. FREY — RWFT 83 4 REGIMENTAL STAFFS FIRST ROTATION Regimental Intramurals James M. Loar Lowell, Ohio Regimental Intramurals Calvin N. Edmonds Waterford, Connecticut Color Guard Commander Timothy J. Dally Norfolk, Virginia Color Guard Commander Jack J. Perkuhn Somers, New York Color Guard Commander John P. Ciastkewicz Deer Park, New York Regimental Pub Officer Chris Nijsse Medford, Oregon Honor Guard Commander Dale L. Livi Smithtown, New York Drill Team Commander Timothy R. Stewart Mount Clemens, Michigan SECOND ROTATION THIRD ROTATION FIRST ROTATION S. Pecota, Battalion Berthing and Aide; M. Eisle, Battalion Training and Academics; A. Koski, Battalion Executive; R. Czyzewski, Battalion Commander; Cheryl Wil- liams, Regimental First Lieu- tenant; K. Rascher, Battalion Senior Watch; S. Chase, Bat- talion Commissary. A. Garger, Battalion Executive; C. Goodsell, Battalion Training and Academics; W. Peters, Battalion Berthing and Aide; R. Shinn, Battal- ion Commander; S. Neumann, Battalion First Lieutenant; T. Crowley, Battalion Senior Watch. 1HIKU KU 1 A11UI K. Rascher, Battalion Commissary; A. Koski, Battalion Berthing and Aide; R. Swanbeck, Battalion Executive; P. Londynsky, Battal- ion Commander; C. Massey, Battalion First Lieutenant; R. Keenan, Battalion Senior Watch; M. Murray, Battalion Training and Aca- demics. FIRST ROTATION P. Graham, Battalion Commissary; J. Haben- icht, Battalion Berthing and Aide; C. Curtiss, Battalion Executive; S. Candito, Battalion Commander; P. O’Neill, Battalion First Lieuten- ant; D. Lehmann, Bat- talion Senior Watch; F. Hartung, Battalion Training and Academ- ics. I SECOND ROTATION G. Burwell, Battalion Commander; P. McCoy, Battalion Execu- tive; F. Rawley, Battalion Commissary; J. Berman, Battalion Berthing and Aide; K. Edwards, Battalion Training and Aca- demics; J. Starr, Battalion Senior Watch. THIRD ROTATION R. McGrath, Battalion Berthing and Aide; F. Rawley, Battalion Execu- tive; K. Edwards, Battalion Commander; R. Fields, Battalion First Lieu- tenant; T. Redman, Battalion Senior Watch. 89 I FIRST ROTATION A. Papoulias, Battalion Training and Academics; M. Yraceburn, Battalion Berthing and Aide; J. Per- kuhn, Battalion Executive; D. Gianfalla, Battalion Commander; P. Londynsky, Battalion First Lieu- tenant; H. Wax, Battalion Senior Watch; F. Ange- lacci, Battalion Commissary. SECOND ROTATION S. Reynolds, Battalion Commissary; T. Teal, Battalion First Lieutenant; S. Harc- ourt, Battalion Berthing and Aide; D. Shelton, Battalion Commander; M. Kriner, Battalion Executive; P. Lambert, Battalion Senior Watch; E. Lyall, Battalion Training and Academics. 90 THIRD ROTATION T. Baka, Battalion Commissary; N. Bourquin, Battalion Senior Watch; B. Corso, Battalion Execu- tive; W. Fairing, Battalion Com- mander; K. Walzak, Battalion First Lieutenant; E. Jenicek, Battalion Berthing and Aide; D. Collum, Battalion Training and Academ- ics. 91 FIRST COMPANY STAFFS M. Culnane. Company Executive; R. Keenan, First Platoon Commander; D. Jenkins. Third Platoon Commander: T. Redman, Company Commander; R. Krevvinghouse, Chief Petty Officer: J. Gizzi. Guidon Petty Officer. SECOND ROTATION D. Sturdevant, Second Platoon Commander; P. Murphy, First Platoon Commander; P. Arm- strong, Company Commander; C. Maslak, Third Platoon Commander; M. Winne, Guidon Petty Officer; P. McGinn, Chief Petty Officer; K. Frey. Company Executive. L. Watkins, Second Platoon Commander; E. Viluce, First Platoon Commander; P. Breed, Com- pany Executive; C. Williams, Company Com- mander; T. Knight, Guidon Petty Officer; P. Holanchock, Chief Petty Officer; P. Armstrong, Third Platoon Commander. 93 SECOND COMPANY STAFFS FIRST ROTATION K. Johnson. Third Platoon Commander; K. Farrett. Company Executive; M. Kriner, Guidon Petty Officer; R. Flynn. Company Commander; A. Garger, First Platoon Commander; B. Corso. Chief Petty Officer; C. Massey. Sec- ond Platoon Commander. SECOND ROTATION S. Pecota, First Platoon Commander; J. Jelley, Chief Petty Officer; P. Pizzarelli, Guidon Petty Officer; S. Delong, Third Platoon Com- mander; S. Matthews, Second Platoon Commander; R. Swanbeck. Company Executive; M. Eisele, Company Commander. THIRD ROTATION P. Johnke, Chief Petty Officer; P. Pizzarelli, Third Platoon Commander; P. McGinn, Com- pany Executive; P. Murphy, Company Commander; Tim Crowley, Second Platoon Com- mander; R. Mumford, First Pla- toon Commander. 95 «A A THIRD COMPANY STARTS FIRST ROTATION D. Ortiz, Chief Petty Officer; G. Kohlbach, Company Execu- tive; P. Rubino, First Platoon Commander; T. Kearney, Com- pany Commander; C. Edmonds, Guidon Petty Officer; J. Stroh, Third Platoon Commander. SECOND ROTATION W. Corrigan, Chief Petty Officer; C. Edwards, Third Platoon Commander; M. Harshbarger, Company Commander; P. Usuriello, First Platoon Commander; S. Sassaman, Company Executive; S. Midgely, Gui- don Petty Officer; R. Babcock, Second Platoon Com- mander. 96 t m THIRD ROTATION R. Baker, First Platoon Commander; C. Hamal. Second Platoon Com- mander; W. Corrigan. Company Executive; P. Rubino, Company Com- mander; R. Thorsen, Chief Petty Officer; M. Canty. Third Platoon Com- mander. 97 FIRST ROTATION M. Savino, First Platoon Commander: K. Bauer. Chief Petty Officer: J. Fer- nan. Second Platoon Commander; M. Wilson. Company Commander: K. Fuchs. Company Executive: S. Convey. Third Platoon Commander. SECOND ROTATION T. Gaines, First Platoon Com- mander; R. McGrath, Guidon Petty Officer: S. Bishop. Chief Petty Officer: A. Briggs. Second Platoon Commander: B. Hob- croft. Third Platoon Com- mander; F. Hartung. Company Commander; P. Belanger, Com- pany Executive. 98 T. Gaines, Company Executive; D. Wiegand, Chief Petty Officer; P. Cooke, Third Platoon Commander; J. Berman, First Platoon Commander; B. Donohue, Second Platoon Commander; D. Morgan, Guidon Petty Officer; R. Babcock, Company Commander. 99 FIRST ROTATION D. Shelton, First Platoon Commander; S. Heneghan, Third Platoon Com- mander; R. Botto, Company Executive; R. Brown, Company Commander; T. Sweeney, Guidon Petty Officer; J. Car- bone, Second Platoon Commander; S. Harcourt, Chief Petty Officer. SECOND ROTATION J. Cardillo, Company Commander; T. Hughes, Third Platoon Commander; P. Dery, Chief Petty Officer; D. Gerbing, Second Platoon Commander; R. Hotaling, First Platoon Commander; P. O’Neill, Company Executive. THIRD ROTATION P. Townsley, Second Platoon Commander; R. Marcin, Third Platoon Commander; S. Harcourt, Company Executive; C. Lonsbury, Company Commander; L. Farwell, Guidon Petty Officer; W. Stemwell, Chief Petty Officer; K. Kennedy, First Platoon Commander. 101 SIXTH COMPANY STAFF FIRST ROTATION On Anchor Top to Bottom: M. Dick. Guidon Petty Officer; E. Morehouse. Company Execu- tive; T. Osbourne, Second Platoon Commander; M. Hickey, Company Commander: K. Rodgers, Chief Petty Officer; Standing: Left of Anchor: C. Gergler, Third Platoon Commander; Stand- ing: Right of Anchor: W. Fairing. First Platoon Commander. SECOND ROTATION Row 1: M. Dick. Chief Petty Officer: W. Fairing, Com- pany Executive; M. Yrace- burn. First Platoon Com- mander; Row 2: D. Wivvczar. Company Commander; D. Collum, Second Platoon Commander: E. Hastings, Third Platoon Commander; T. Nolan, Guidon Petty Offi- cer. 102 THIRD ROTATION E. Shields, Second Platoon Commander; D. Wiwczar, Guidon Petty Officer; W. Manginelli, Company Commander; J. Lopez, Chief Petty Officer; M. Yraceburn, Company Executive; K. Neumann, Third Platoon Commander. 103 bMWNTHUUMP ANY o i r o FIRST ROTATION }. Codispoti, Chief Petty Offi- cer; G. Nutbrown, First Pla- toon Commander; T. Roth- Roffy, Company Executive; M. Green, Company Com- mander; S. Kelly, Second Platoon Commander; D. Fabor, Guidon Petty Officer. 104 SECOND ROTATION J. Codispoti, Company Executive; G. Nutbrown, Chief Petty Officer; W. Poppe, First Platoon Commander; P. Londynsky, Company Commander; M. Green, Second Platoon Commander. 107 FIRST COMPANY — 2nd CLASS B Becker Bruns Connors Dixon Glennon Hammond Hand Heck Kukurugya McCarthy McLernon McMahon Monahan Sherman Somers Swenson Teer Thornton 108 A Aquinaga Bowen Brennen Brown Cox Crow Freese Garcia Glading Ingraham Jones Lieberman Mahon Perry Reardon Richardson Roche Rummage Seroka Switzer Voehringer FIRST COMPANY — 3rd CLASS A Adamo Annino Biel by Cerruti Coleman Duffy I fayden Kartiganer Kurzenhauser McGloin Miller Parks Petracca Sinden Tkac Tutrani VanEvery Wisman B Adrian Betancourt Brown Carr Date Fitzerald Cissen Hayden Helkamp Karlson Logan Malone Mullahey Rock Sawyer Schenk Sing Stewart Teague Tobin Weddell Willett Wokowski 109 FIRST COMPANY — 4th CLASS 1A Cataldi Coleman Daly Dukes Farrell Fauvell Galati Grose Heneghan Howard Kemph Lafontaine Lewis Marlin Mazer McCauley Murchinson O'Brien Rispoli Rodgers Salinas Smith Smythe Van Vleck Wylie B Bucherati D'Angelo Dunbar Faux Gallagher Hallock Hodgson Hoyle Kimmel Larsen McCarthy Murphy O'Connor Perry Proce Rohde Vetrovec Weisman Yomtov ■ 1 i 110 SECOND COMPANY — 2nd CLASS A Ambito Beckett Bergland Bradley Burke Carroll Corbett Corrado Dundon Eker Emley Fairbank Ferenczy Fernandez Fields Fitzgerald Flick Frye Gasecki Halbuer Hayden Kampmann Lamirande Leddy Letner Lopes Neumar Orr Owen Schatzman Stam Stortz Tahaney Turissini Zaleski Zarynoff B Akin Banko Bivin Browning Campbell Cannon Carlson Cramer Dix Doherty Dorman Doyle Gilkev Giugliano Glendinning Huff Kennebeck King Laible MacDonald Masciale McCabe Mild rum Mitchell Porterfield Seabrook VanVIeck Werner Woodard 111 SECOND COMPANY — 3rd CLASS A Adam Arntzen Clvne Edwards Finnerty Gibney Gore Ingalls |ones Kukura Maher Margan McNulty Mitchem Moore O'Mara Oncea Popelka Riley Schmidt Seaton Shank Shepherd Smedberg Sulva Swanson VanFlorcke Vogler Wolf B Barnes Beam Becker Dahn Downey Elliott Fennell Heide Hill Houghton Hoyt Kirkland Lucarelli Marcy Moore Mosunic Murnane Nitkin Nowak O'Connor Paxson Peele Schooley Simpson Smith Talbot Tegan Thomas Tolan Walker Wesdock Williams Winslow Woods Woolweaver Yachimiak 112 1 — 4th CLASS SECOND COMPANY A Aufiero Bergman Bovvers Burns Chandler Collipi Duppen Gault Hart Irving Kimmerlein Laurent Logan Moravec Mvers O'Neill Romeo Vasta rd is Vaughn Welch Zarifis B Alston Baerman Coons Dywan Ferchau Gebhardt Hartman Iversen Kirschenbaum Lawson Lowes Mastrocola Metheny Quern Ross Shircliff Simmer Storey VanDine Vasquez Whitaker Zubaly THIRD COMPANY — 2nd CLASS B Bronson Ghivers Dalton Davis Funilaun Giron i lerig McCormack Stapleton Tamili Teems Turn VanKirk A Bauman Bourne Cerullo Dekis Emry Glass Goetz Kraker Lopez Murby Nielson Puher Pupa Rusnak Ullrich 114 1 THIRD COMPANY — 3rd CLASS A Bruni Only Founlas I lotchkiss King Maus McGrath McLaughlin Robbins Tripoli B Arrington Began Bonatucci Brown Dutton Gallard Goodman Klaum Kumpf Lowndes Miirtin Miller O'Connor Pavelka Simons Walker Webb 115 THIRD Company — 4th CLASS A Amend Barlow Bishop Christiansen Dear Egan Geishen Grimaldi Kjaerulff Kunkle Leach Lynch Matteson Migliozzi Napoli O'Connor Ragusa Shirley Surratt B Aggripina Anderson Bod man Brennan Burns Burton Carbone Ciampa Coynes Dickerson Eker Forsgren Goulden Heberle Leahy Lund Mill Olague Reeves Russell Simmons Suter 116 B Amblin’ Blank Bottinick Boucek Brenner Bruenn Carmody Clous Crews Denning Douthitt Gospich I loughtaling Kennedy habati Mensing Myer Sciullo Tempro Thompson FOURTH COMPANY- 2nd CLASS A Alderueeio Darnell Bossotli Brown (Hark Crespo Davis I'iddler I'ilzgerald I'ugleberg Jackson |obnson Kane Kirk Kiser Kraus Mel.aiiehlan Mills Molnar Murphy Neuberger Quin n Reider Robilzski Singley Stevens Vogel Wynkoop 117 A Bryant Dougherty Driver Duffy Hall Jones Kuester Leatherman Lopez Ludwig Madden Marx Myles Owens Rakowski Wineke Woody FOURTH COMPANY — 3rd CLASS B Arellano Bahry Beliveau Bellingham Byrnes Edward Flannery Greco Grzvmkowski Hall Jacobson King Kirk Lagdon Lihan Lilli Masson Miller Pack Riehi Sanders Sheridan Smith I 118 4th COMPANY 4th CLASS A Brueggeman Chubb Colonna Diegoli Ellixson Foss Friederichs Graham Hercamp Hess Johnson Keating Kim Knecht Leedy Lupton Maylor Messer Moore Nicholson Peters Reybold Skog Teefey Waldman Wickstrom B Craddock Ertolacci Foster Hicks Knudson McLoon Meehan Mueller Nickey Palmer Penfield Rhatigan Sanders Thayer Thiel VanderLaan Wallischeck Wilson A 119 FIFTH COMPANY — 2nd CLASS A Bonilla Bosserl Cosgrove Dutour Jackson Kalb Leonard Lum Madison Malone Pereira Ready Shields Thomas Trout B Alvestad Burdi Cosney Doe Dzitko Friel Hokana King Longar Nardi Paquette Pfaeffle Schamerhorn Turn Vanasdale FIFTH COMPANY — 3rd CLASS B Aleman Hells Brewer Clark Dede Godfrey Ham re I lardesly I lan is I lamre Hardesty Heinlan Henneghan Metz Mauro Miller Murphy Pardee Pierson Sloane Stubblefield Veith Vitarelli hi fv A Ain ley Ames Baker Bennett Carpenter Doe Dowling Hale Hall Harris Hughes Lewis Miicri Moore Rathgeber Seeliger I I .. . � 121 A Alexander Atchison Bilker Breen Buhl Ciimarda Carillo Conroy Danilek Deeter F rise he Frost 1 laughney 1 inward |acoh |ohnson Lucas Lyons O’Shea S.intos Torma Woods Yoder SIXTH COMPANY — 2nd CLASS B Arosemena Billing Bishop Davis Horne Jacobson Miller Nagel Poppe Prantis Rusnak Savoy Small OSTClLLiV DRIVE CAREFULLY! BE ALERT! '-a DON'T SPEED! £ WEAR SEATBELTS-NOW! £ HAVE A SAFE TRIP! L 122 1 SIXTH COMPANY — 3rd CLASS A Arrull Blake Cisewski Denig DiGiovanni Espey 1 leckl Higgins i lungerbuhler Kohlhoff Maggioncalda McKernan McWeeney Moomjian Pereira Rusterhoiz Salvador Shelley Swederlitsch Williams 3rd CLASS B SPLIT, 6th CO: Andrie, Besecky, Brisbin, Elbers, Gallagher, Gates, Harris, Heiler, Hill, LaChendro. Lester, MacEwen, May, McClintock, Meers, Messer, Mueller, Musser, Parsons, Reddy, Rodal, Smith, Suda, Tunstall, Wipfler, Young. 123 i I d SIXTH CO. — 4th CLASS A Hnudiette Bubin Caslin Cunningham Oriiinincmd Fairbairn Farrell Grimaldi 1 loeflin Kail, Krenzien bento McCranie Morton Patterson Paw lukiewicz Tovvne Wood B Curtiss Duda Faller Franklin Creenbaum Cundle I Joffman Keane babdon bightsey Malonev Martin McIntyre Kollos' Seif Smith Starks Vanetten Wei Wright i B Balczewski Buck Chickering Orenwelge Eichelberger Fabor Hepburn 1 lolzberg Parrish Schutter Trent White I I 125 I A B Anton Canevari Edwards Fields Jacobs Jones Kelleher Lane Lord Mundy Stuban Swartzmiller Winter 126 If 127 r' 132 133 COLOR GUARD I VARSITY CLUB 1 135 avnbs NONNVD 1 137 CHARLES MASSEY v. ANDREW MELICK MIDSHIPS 1980 139 CHEERLEADING B s ■nefiT ■ 140 MARINETTES NEWMAN CLUB ■ a I eri dIHSMOTI3d NVIISIHHD FINE ARTS 1 145 146 A UTOMOBILE CL UB 1 147 148 COMPUTER CLUB PROPELLOR CLUB MIDSHIPMAN COUNCIL RESERVE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION SPORTSMAN’S CLUB i . SKI CLUB 153 HOCKEY FRISBEE 155 BOWLING 156 M A A R R T T S I A L 157 WATER POLO 158 TRIDENT . 194 TWCUIST ? outm ALOwT THE £ rTE Cr «Rb' CART WAS tX'VE’Kj INTO TME P0 . .'THE (r - BAOET yCIt WAG DA WE W OVff ATEcFPHC c Pt t-E,THE AlCDO WAS DAUfr6-ET W TH AAWRodISiAC Poukjo r WE LOVE tc Afi' pmr tT£ 4K So o si -A i«Pt tv 6 A SL li£AC0M 5-0� «. £ 7 0ftt S.rT£.(J7S 1 kCW cr'PT Zor'XbO tb %H b THE - AWVtS VE GOT TC P'.rT AM EMC fo THK ASST co mak d k t IS (7w} TOO X'i-c GET HOOVER OW IT £l(rHT Away ao ------ - . J 159 ■ FOOTBALL 1979 was a disappointing year for football fans as the Kings Point Mariners struggled to obtain a dismal 1-9-1 record. The sea- son was afflicted by injuries, mistakes, and inexperienced players. The football squad had only six seniors and twelve juniors. To accompany the lack of experience the team was playing in Division II against such powerhouses as Delaware, Boston U., and Dayton. The 1980 season will tell how much the Mariners learned in 1979. 166 Wmmi t- 168 Soccer This year’s Soccer Team under the guidance of new coach Richard Hogan, finished with a successful 8-4-2 record. The team opened the season against nationally ranked St. Francis in a thriller that ended with the Terriers (2-1) over the Mariners. The winning goal for the Terriers was scored with 5 minutes remaining in the second overtime. The Mariners’ next two games were losses to Army (1-2) and Union (0-3). The team began to put it all together with identical 2-1 over- time victories over Hofstra and Hunter. A set- back came in a controversial, fiercely battled heartbreaker with N.Y. Tech (3-4). The loss did not break the team’s spirit as they came back with an upset victory over Marist (1-0) and wins over Manhattanville (5-0), C. W. Post (3-1), N. Y. Maritime (1-0), Queen’s (4-2), and an awesome (5-0) win over Southampton. The season ended in ties to powerhouses Stony- brook and Fordham. The team ended the season tied for first place in the Met Conference but because of a point differential was not crowned champion. Several players had outstanding seasons and were named to the All Met Honor Squad. These individuals were Jim Finnerty, Ricardo Garcia, Joe Carroll, Sean Moore, and Senior co-captain George Burnell. 170 1.1 The 1979 Cross-Country season proved to be a con- siderable success for the USMMA. The team’s dual meet record of 10-1 compliments the undefeated 1978 season by establishing Kings Point as a fine distance school. Coach Stephen Omeltchenko and captains Tom Osborne and Andy Melick led a nucleus of ath- letes that composed and supported the top seven scor- ing runners, including Ronn Besselievre, Steve Bishop, Mark Berglund, Jim Dundon, Jeff Goetz, Ed Kirk, A1 Stevens, Brian Vogal, Chris Flanagan, Ken Zaleski, Blaine Salvador, Eric Heckl, John Schmidt, Tom Cisewski, Pete LaFontaine, Quentin Franklin, and Michele MacCarthy. Several runners broke 29 minutes either at the Van Cortland Park or Sunken Meadow State Park 5 mile courses, placing them on the KP all time great list.” This honor was bestowed upon Bishop, Stevens, and LaFontaine. Frontrunners already established as all time greats are Berglund, Dundon, Goetz, Kirk, and Besselievre. 4 174 Girls’ Volleyball 176 Basketball The Mariners Basketball team had an excellent year under the direction of Coach Dan Buckley and Asst. Coach Thomas Gleason. The team compiled a 15-11 record which was the sec- ond best showing in the Academy’s history. The Mariners were led in the backcourt by co-captains Robert McGrath and Tom Hughes. 184 Wrestling 187 The swimming season this year was a season of change. Two of the changes were the addition of Sue Peterson as coach and the move to the new O'Hara Hall swimming pool. The swim team began the season with a third place showing at the Metropolitan Relays. The strong start at the begin- ning of the season continued to force as the Mariners earned an 8-5 record and finished third in the League. The team was led by captains Ross Babcock and Mike Yrace- burn. The season’s MVP was Tom Gilmore who was the backbone of the team and won MVP of the League for the third year in a row. 191 192 193 VOLLEYBALL The men's varsity volleyball team has really come a long way since becoming a varsity team two years ago. This year the team tied for first place in its division with Queens College, and placeo fourth in the East Coast Volleyball League B ' Op en Tournament. Dur- ing the tournament, a 6-man All-tournament team was picked by the coaches, and our team placed two play- ers on that team. Senior John Dallen and Freshman Bill Kraynik. Overall the team had a 21-11 (.656) record and a 4- 2 division record. The division matches consisted of matches against New Paltz, Nyack, and Queens. One of the big happenings of the season was when our team beat Yale: 15-2 and 15-12. The team was comprised of seniors: captain John Dallen. and Peter Graham: power hitting juniors Steve Kennebeck, Bill Nagel and Dan Denning: the lonely sophomore Ed Yachimiak, and freshmen Keith Bow- ers, Tom Collipi,' and Bill Kraynik. Of course not for- gettingthe girls that chased our balls — managers Sarah Eriederichs and Lynri Craddock. All supported, at times, by Coach Tom Harrigan, who put up with us for a whole season. We had a very good season this year and expect an even better one next year! I would like to thank all the people who supported the team during the season and we nope to see all of you at the matches next vear!!! by John Dallen 194 196 Baseball The Kings Point Baseball team, coached by Mickey Crowley, had a disappointing year. Seven of the nine start- ers were underclassmen and the team finished with a 5-12 record. The team was led by senior Russ Barry, who had a .421 batting average, and sophomore Scott Fitzgerald. The team hopes to have a better showing in 1981 as they return with their hard-gained experience. Queens 4-20 StonyBrook 8-10 Adelphi 0-20 New Platz 3-5 Mercy 6-5 Staten Island 7-10 New York Tech 6-10 CCNY 12-3 Hunter 12-8 CW Post 1-10 Lehman 4-5, 4-6 Pace 4-6 Fort Schuyler 3-2 Hofstra 6-9 Brooklyn 3-13 York 13-1 ■ v • k . • • “t 201 Tennis K O o After a slow start this year the Merchant Marine Crew Team finished with one of its best seasons in history. This was due to the enthusiasm and total dedication of the crew and its new coach. Bill Will- son. Mr. Willson’s patience and hard work reversed the team’s inconsistent showings, helped field the largest team ever, and finished the season with a record consistently better than any other year. The team was plagued by broken boats and rough water all year, but nothing could keep the rowers and their coach from giving it their all. The crew was rewarded b winning the Metropolitan Champion- ship and defeating such teams as Ft. Schuyler. Iona. Manhattan, Temple, Columbia, Ithaca, and Wes- leyan. The seniors on the crew team feel they have accomplished something this year. The crew has seen five coaches in the last four years and a time when winning the Metropolitan Championship was only a vague dream. Neil Barnett, Bruce Cumings, Chuck Edwards, Marc Huber, Chris Lonsbury, Paul Murphy, Jeff Speight, and Bob Walls can leave a team that is a national contender with a feeling of pride and accomplishment. The Merchant Marine Academy’s Crew Team is on the move. 210 1 211 • 212 KINGS POINT RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB The Kings Point Rugby Football Club, under the guidance of Coach John Barnes and field leaders Bill Arndt, Jim Loar, and Joe Gallop enjoyed a fine spring season posting an overall 12-3 record and outscor- ing their opponents 210 points to 87. Although many tough games were played, the two highest points for the Kings Point Ruggers were winning the First Annual Pabst College Rugby Classic held at Seton Hall University and placing first in the Gwyn Harris Rugby Tournament held at Fairleigh Dickenson Univer- sity. The Kings Point scrum proved to be one of the best and ugliest on the east coast. Seasoned players (Jim Loar, Ralph Moore, Bill Arndt, Greg Temple, and Teddy Bronson) were assisted by the excellent play of newcomers Cal Edmonds, Tom Risley, Vic Raines, and Big Sky Fahland. The Kings Point backs also played fine ball throughout the season although they were hampered by a mid-season onslaught of collar bone, shoulder, and ankle injuries. Seniors Joe Gallop, Jim Gizzi, Pete Pizzarelli, and John Simonse and underclassmen Bobby Seabrook, John Barnes, Jim Tolan, Tommy Sanders, Russ Peele, and Danny Miller all contributed to the excellent season. The Kings Point second side provided valuable depth for the first side and also played some very good ball ammassing six wins, three losses and two ties. Graduating seniors Dave Morgan, Rich Held, Rick Kim, and Mike Eisele will be missed. The Idaho gang, the Fantastic Four and all the other underclassmen who contributed so much to the team during both the Spring and Fall seasons gained invaluable experi- ence and all have bright futures with the Kings Point Rugby Football Club. Rita Keenan, Denise Lucas, and Yvette Smith proved very beneficial in carrying out the manager duties for the team. The Ruggers closed their season by defeating the Ancient Mariners 9-6 in a tough match. After a long afternoon of beer drinking they invaded the Elk's Club in Great Neck for their annual Rugby Formal. The night, filled with wine, women, and song, helped to ease some of the painful memories of the snow, ice, mud, and blood; and celebrate a long season of good rugby, good friends and good times. 216 SPRING RESULTS OPP KP Rutgers 18 10 Hunter 8 17 Iona 0 8 Wagner 4 36 Iona 0 7 Seton Hall 6 11 Fairfield 0 10 N.Y. Maritime 0 30 Cornell Med. 0 18 Fairleigh Dickenson 6 13 New Jersey Med. 6 12 Wesleyan 18 4 Manhattan RFC 12 7 Montclair RFC 3 18 Ancient Mariners 6 9 218 219 220 '• I 228 231 A ship in a harbor is safe, But that is not what ships are for. 232 234 4 { 236 237 238 M § 240 243 -.•Ci 245 247 248 BLP i 249 251 252 253 I 1 254 ■M 255 259 260 263 JERRY LEWIS TELETHON SEPTEMBER 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 ADMIRAL ENGEL RETIRES HALLOWEEN PARTY 268 HOMECOMING ats£y«P ’.� -■ 4 ? ■' eySggP K.£h k k££V- u +2G8@BL gsgp ' ' T •3T- t • ■ • ■ -5_ t - ■ . „ ' , . -■i -,. . vr . r.T ■■ -w Hil; V' ,' H'- „ ' ' _ - ' « --«■ 1| U « «73 ... . ki nUIBB v- -' . • ‘ . -• - ,;. y T -‘■■••- i‘S '.'£ir P- •'1' , ' T tr ATs ?'' � vV . f if --� g.-. , 269 GONG SHOW DECEMBER 1234 272 CHRISTMAS BALL w 275 COUPLE'S PARTY JANUARY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 : 276 PLEBE MDA DONATION 277 RECOGNITION FEBRUARY 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 pv ■ •' ' ' ✓ � ' • 278 DUALIE LICENSE RESULTS 279 281 SEA STORY CONTEST 282 . . . and the waves were so big . .. . .. and that’s no bull. .. 283 100 NIGHTS 284 (15) 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 ' SECOND CLASS PARTY MONTE CARLO NIGHT 286 287 FWCPO'S JAMES DOOHAN 289 OP SAIL '80 TACO FIESTA 11 LU LU O CD CO CD LO co eg 297 298 22 23 24 25 CHANGE OF COMMAND 299 JUNE 1 2 3 300 BACCALAUREATE LAWN PARTY GRADUATION 0861 ‘£? 3NO f V 306 JOHN ABBATE JOHN” Massapequa, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Marshall Arts Club, R.B.U., SNAME, Honor Guard, Liberty Hound, Lacrosse, Zonehead SHIPS AND COMPANIES: President Roosevelt, President Kennedy, President Monroe — American President Lines; American Lynx — United States Lines; Mormacwave-Moore-McCormack Lines; Santa Clara — Prudential Grace Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Peru, Colombia, Panama, Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia, Korea, Hong Kong, Japan, Hawaii, Taiwan INTERNSHIP: Captain A. J. Moyes: Independent Marine Surveyor 307 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Color Guard, Glee Club, Automotive Interest Club, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Young America — American Export Lines; Mormacrigal — Moore- McCormack Lines; Santa Isabel — Prudential Lines; Del Oro — Delta Lines; Manukai — Matson Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Italy, Greece, Turkey, France, Spain, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Guatamala, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan INTERNSHIP: U.S. Coast Guard, San Francisco, California JULIANNE GAIL AHLGREN JULIE” Pinewood, Minnesota DAVID ARTHUR AKRE D.A.” Port Washington, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing Team, Frisbee Club, Midshipman Photography Association, Cen- tury Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Gulf Shipper, Solon Turman, Louise Lykes — Lykes Lines; Arco Sag River — Atlantic Richfield; Austral Moon — Far- rell Lines; President Kennedy — American Presi- dent Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Colombia, Panama, Peru, Ecuador, Spain, Italy, Samoa, Australia, New Zea- land, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Israel INTERNSHIP: Energy Transportation Corpora- tion: New York, New York 308 1 MARK GREGORY ANDERSEN MARK” Stevens Point, Wisconsin CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Wrestling — captain, Freestyle Wrestling Club — president, Varsity Club, Las Vegas M.D.A., Z-team, Hammermans SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Del Rio — Delta Lines; Zapata Courier — Zapata Bulk Transport; Jefferson Davis — Waterman Steamship Corporation COUNTRIES VISITED: India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Ethiopia, Egypt, Liberia, Cameroon, Ghana, Cape Verde Islands, Neth- erland Antilles, Bahamas, Nigeria INTERNSHIP: Petersen Builders Incorporated: Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin 309 FRANK ANGELACCI ANGEL” Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sportsman Club, Flying Club, Track, Intramurals, Bi-Century Club, Midship- man Officer, Michaelson Society, Propeller Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Lash Turkiye — Pruden- tial Lines, African Sun — Farrel Lines, John B. Waterman — Waterman Steamship Corporation COUNTRIES VISITED: Venezuela, Panama, Sene- gal, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast, Togo, Liberia, Zaire, Cape Verdi Islands, Russia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Phil- ippines, Korea, Brooklyn 310 cfi niila to the. heart ) | . forever JVove.rbs 5:30 - PAUL FRANCIS ARMSTRONG PAUL” Wilmington, Delaware CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Neuman Club — president, CFC, Intramurals, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: USNS Victoria — Mili- tary Sealift Command; Mormacvega — Moore McCormack Lines; American Aquarius — United States Lines; Mobil Chicago — Mobil Oil; Export Patriot— Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, Greece, Brazil, Panama, Republic of South Africa, Mozambique, Tan- zania, Kenya, Madagascar, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP: Sun Transport Inc.: Claymont, Dela- ware 3)1 WILLIAM ARNDT BILL” Naperville, Illinois CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Rugby — field captain, Intramurals, Monday Night Football SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Del Oro — Delta Steam- ship Lines; Sheldon Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steam- ship Co.; President Madison, President Adams — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Colombia, Panama, Peru, Chile, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Philippines, India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Indonesia, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Liberia, Sierra Leone INTERNSHIP: U.S. Coast Guard: Captain of the Port of Chicago 312 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Volleyball, Var- sity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: John Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Samuel Chase — Waterman Steamship Company; Arco Fairbanks — Atlantic Richfield; President Truman — American President Lines; Aus- tral Lightning — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, Tunisia, Egypt, France, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philip- pines, Canada, Samoa, Australia, Tasmania, New Zea- land, U.S.A. INTERNSHIP: U.S. Coast Guard: Los Angeles, Cali- fornia 313 LYNDON ROSS BABCOCK III ROSS” Chicago, Illinois CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Military Simulations and Chess Association — president, Swimming — captain, Sailing SHIPS AND COMPANIES: James Lykes, Gulf Ship- per — Lykes Brothers Lines; President Polk — Amer- ican President Lines; Austral Rainbow — Farrell Lines; Hillyer Brown — Chevron COUNTRIES VISITED: Algeria, Turkey, United Arab Republic, Italy, France, Spain, Colombia, Pan- ama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Philippines, Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Republic of China, Tahiti, Australia, New Zealand INTERNSHIP: American Bureau of Shipping, Great Lakes Region Office: Chicago, Illinois 3 u MORGAN CANTEY BAILEY TRIP” Troy, North Carolina CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Tennis, Rugby, Trident Club — president, Sportsman Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Jeff Davis — Waterman Steamship Company; President Jefferson, President Wilson — American President Lines; Phillips Foss — Foss Alaska Line COUNTRIES VISITED: Egypt, Jordan, Ethiopia, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, India, Bangladesh, Japan, Taiwan, Korea INTERNSHIP: Wilmington Shipping Corporation — Wilmington, North Carolina I’d rather be in CHAPEL HILL 315 TIMOTHY JOSEPH BAKA BAK” Chicago, Illinois CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: MIDSHIPS Photogra- pher, Hear This, TR-8, Martial Arts, Truancy Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: George Walton, Thomas Jefferson — Waterman Steamship Company; Golden Monarch — Apex Marine; Red Jacket — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Bahamas, Belgium, Ger- many, Greece, Holland, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, Korea, Libya, Panama, Philippines, Poland, Russia, Spain, Taiwan, Turkey, Newark INTERNSHIP: Great Lakes Shipping Company 3)6 RICHARD ALAN BAKER SNAKE” Bristol, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Hear This, Intramurals, Honor Guard, Fine Arts Club, Midshipman Officer, Bowling Club, Tutor, Class Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacwave — Moore- McCormack Lines; Austral Ensign — Farrell Lines; LNG Capricorn — ELNG Aquarius — Energy Trans- portation Corporation COUNTRIES VISITED: England, Indonesia, Singa- pore, Japan, Panama, Australia, New Zealand, Republic of South Africa, Mexico, Mozambique, Tan- zania, Kenya, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP: Energy Transportation Corporation: New York, New York 317 318 JAMES MICHAEL BARNES BARNSIE” West Keansburg, New Jersey CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Volkswagen Rolling Club, Donna, Going Home to Preserve Mental Stabil- ity, All Around Good Guy, My Family SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacaltair, Mormac- sun — Moore McCormack Lines; American Lark — United States Lines; Export Courier — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Canada, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Venezuela, Aruba, El Salvador, Panama, Guam, Japan, Hong Kong, Morocco, Tunisia, Spain, Italy, Cyprus, Turkey, Long Island INTERNSHIP: Sea-Land Services, Inc. Hfffffffffl J?!St NEIL WILLIAM BARNETT BUOY” Oceanside, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Crew, Fine Arts Club, Midshipman Ensign, SNAME, Propellor Club, Varsity Club KINGS POINT SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Ashley Lykes, Louise Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Lines; John Tyler — Waterman Steamship Company; Delta Norte — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Greece, U.S.S.R., Italy, Spain, France, Yugoslavia, Canada, New Jersey, Germany, Belgium, Honduras, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia INTERNSHIP: Sperry Rand Corporation: Great Neck, New York 319 320 ---- RUSS WILLIAM BARRY THE BEAR” Southington, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Football, Baseball, Var- sity Club — treasurer, Hockey Club, Social Commit- tee, Sportsman Club, Weightlifting Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: American Lancer - United States Lines; Santa Barbara — Prudential Lines; Edgar M. Queeny — Keystone Shipping Com- pany; Mormaclynx — Moore McCormack Lines; Argonaut — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, Brazil, Pan- ama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Guam, Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong WILLIAM FRANCIS BARRY IV GUY” McLean, Virginia CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Power Squadron SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Louise Lykes, Adabelle Lykes — Lykes Brothers Shipping Company; USNS Sealift Indian Ocean COUNTRIES VISITED: Singapore, Indonesia, Chile, Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Iceland, France, Spain, Italy, Turkey, Japan, Korea INTERNSHIP: Marine Transport Lines, Inc. KURT FREDERICK BAUER MAX” Ballwin, Missouri CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Christian Fellowship Club, Honor Guard, Martial Arts Club, Fine Arts Club, Bicycle Club, Midshipman Photography Associ- ation, Consecutive Intramural Wrestling Champ, R.O.A., SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Stonewall Jackson — Waterman Steamship Company, Texaco Connecticut — Texaco; Tyson Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Company COUNTRIES VISITED: Egypt, India, Colombia, Saudi Arabia, Panama, Bahamas, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Northwest Africa, Jordan, Kansas, Oklahoma INTERNSHIP: St. Louis Ship: St. Louis, Missouri 322 PAUL FRANCIS BELANGER Alexandria, Virginia CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Tennis, Varsity Club, Honor Board, Sportsman Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormactide — Moore McCormack Lines; Export Patriot — Farrell Lines Inc.; Lash Pacifico — Prudential Lines; Sealift Carib- bean — Marine Transport Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: South Africa, Kenya, Tan- zania, Mozambique, Holland, Germany, France, Eng- land, Egypt, Turkey, Rumania, Spain, Panama, New Jersey, Texas 323 CHRISTOPHER JOHN BENDER DR. GONZO99 Staten Island, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Track and Field, Auto- motive Interest Club, Weightlifting Club SHIPS ANI) COMPANIES: Leslie Lykes, Almeria Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Company; Delta Sud — Delta Lines; Botruc — Cheramie Brothers Express Boat Co. COUNTRIES VISITED: England, Holland, Ger- many, France, Italy, Egypt, Honduras, Guatemala, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina INTERNSHIP: Maerskline Containership at the World Trade Center: New York, New York V 324 JESSE MATTHEW BERMAN Monroe, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Crew, Third Class Trea- surer, Ring Dance Committee, Class t-shirts organ- izer, Bicycle Club, SNA ME, Backgammon SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacsaga, Mormac- sky — Moore McCormack Lines, Lash Turkiye — Pru- dential Lines; Delta Caribe — Delta Lines; LNG Libra — Energy' Transportation Corporation COUNTRIES VISITED: Brazil, Venezuela, St. Croix, Panama Canal Zone, El Salvador, Indonesia, Singa- pore, Japan 325 RONN EDWARD BESSELIEVRE 'BESSLEA VEHERALONE” Cleveland, Mississippi CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Cross Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Bowling, Band, Intramurals, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Margaret Lykes, Leslie Lykes, Thompson Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Company; Delta Norte — Delta Steamship Company; Texaco Connecticut — Texaco COUNTRIES VISITED: South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya, Israel, Italy, France, Spain, Guatemala, Hon- duras, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina INTERNSHIP: Cives Steel Co., Mid-South Division 326 STEVEN CHARLES BISHOP STEVE” Plain view, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Cross Country, Outdoor Track, Ski Club, Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: John Lykes, Marjorie Lykes, Almeria Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Company; Delta Sud — Delta Lines Steamship Com- pany; Exxon Baltimore — Exxon Corp. COUNTRIES VISITED: Algeria, Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Italy, France, Spain, Canada, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Yugoslavia, Great Britain, Netherlands, West Germany, Honduras, Guatemala, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina INTERNSHIP: Grumman Aerospace Corporation: Bethpage, New York 327 MARC GEORGE BISSONNETTE BISSO” Cumberland, Rhode Island CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Honor Board — vice-chairman, Maritime Museum Committee, Frisbee Club, Century Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Brinton Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Company; John B. Waterman — Waterman Steamship Lines; Austral Envoy — Far- rell Lines; Sealift Mediterranean-Marine Transport Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, France, Italy, Alge- ria, Egypt, Panama, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Philip- pines, Australia, New Zealand INTERNSHIP: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute 328 NEIL XAVIER BLYTHE NEIL” Evansville, Indiana CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Rifle Team, Machinist Club — president, Sportsman Club, Trident Club, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Howell Lykes, Shirley Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Line; Delta Uru- guay — Delta Steamship Lines; Calico Jack, Capt. Francious Le Clerc — Euro-Pirates, Co. COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Algeria, Egypt, Italy, France, Canada, Dominican Republic, Senagal, Ivory Coast, Panama, Japan, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Tai- wan, Singapore INTERNSHIP: International Boiler Works 329 JAMES KNOX BOAKIV THE BO AKER” Annapolis, Maryland CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: RBU, Bicycle Club, Sail- ing, Launch Instructor, Swim Team, Honor Board, Midshipman Council, Frisbee Club, Amateur Cross Country, Century Club, Sportsman Club, Hear This SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Young America — American Export Lines; Mormacsea, Mormacrigel — Moore McCormack Lines; Santa Cruz — Prudential Lines; Edgar M. Queeny — Keystone Shipping Com- pany COUNTRIES VISITED: Italy, Greece, Turkey, France, Spain, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Domini- can Republic, Curacao, Aruba, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Republic of South Africa, Mozambique, For- talaza, Puerto Rico, Brunswick Georgia, Texas City Texas INTERNSHIP: Keystone Shipping Company: Phila- delphia, Pennsylvania 330 KAREN ANN BOLLAS KAREN” Elizabeth, Pennsylvania CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Fine Arts Club, Cheer- leading, Propeller Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacdraco — Moore McCormack Lines; Santa Isabel — Prudential Grace; Sealand Resource — Sea-Land; Sealift Atlantic — Marine Transport Lines; Austral Endurance — Far- rell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Holland, Germany, Spain, Guam, Curacao, Peru, Colombia, Mexico, Brazil, Panama, Argentina, Ecuador, Uruguay, Aruba INTERNSHIP: Sea-Land Inc.: Boston, Massachu- setts 331 STEVEN JAY BORS BORSIE” Crete, Nebraska CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Honor Board SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Exxon Washington — Exxon; Samuel Chase — Waterman Steamship Com- pany; John Lykes, Doctor Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Company COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, Tunisia, Egypt, France, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong, England, Germany, Holland INTERNSHIP: Panama City Port Authority: Pan- ama City, Florida 332 RAYMOND JOHN BOTTO RAY” New City, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Midshipman Officer, Intramurals, June Weekend Committee, SNAME, Muscular Dystrophy Telethon and Fund Raising, Pro- peller Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Defender — American Export Lines; Sea-Land Market — Sea- Land Services, Inc.; Sam Houston — Waterman Steamship Co.; Almeria Lykes — Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Azores Islands, Morocco, Tunisia, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Greece, Yugoslavia, Rotterdam, Germany, England, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sudan, Indonesia INTERNSHIP: Sea-Land Service, Inc.: Elizabeth, New Jersey 333 NOEL MAURICE BOURQUIN NOEL” East Granby, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Volleyball, Var- sity Club, Trident Club, Ambulance Squad, Sports- man Club, SNAME, Dog Squad, Pisces Project, Mid- ships SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormactide — Moore McCormack Steamship Lines; Great Republic — Far- rell Lines; President Johnson, President Wilson — American President Lines; John Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steamship Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: South Africa, Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, Somalia, France, England, West Germany, Holland, Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia, Korea INTERNSHIP: Combustion Engineering Inc. Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is. perhaps, the end of the beginning. Sir Winston Churchill 334 PETER BREED PETE” Newburg, Massachusetts CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: R.I.S., Glee Club, Ice Hockey Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES: American Apollo — United States Lines; Austral Envoy, African Mercury — Farrell Lines; Sealift Mediterranean — MTL; Steamer Armco — Columbia Transport; Export Agent — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Panama, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand, Australia, Azores, Ascension Islands, U.S. Virgin Islands, Aruba, Venezuela, France INTERNSHIP: United States Lines: Boston, Mass. 335 ALAN RICHARD BRIGGS BIG AL” Palmyra, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Track, Hear This, Ski Club, Propeller Club, Regimental Broadcast Unit, Class t-shirt design, Sportsman Club, Bicycle Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mallory Lykes, Marga- ret Lykes, Almeria Lykes — Lykes Brothers Steam- ship Company; President Monroe, President Harrison — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, West Germany, Holland, Great Britain, France, Japan, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan INTERNSHIP: Marine Transport Lines 336 STEVEN WYATT BRIODY STEVE” Valley Stream, New York SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacaltair — Moore McCormack Lines Inc.; American Legion — United States Lines Inc.; Red Jacket, Export Buyer — Amer- ican Export Lines Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED: Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Panama, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Israel, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP: Sea-Land Inc.: Elizabeth, New Jer- sey 337 RICHARD JAMES BROWN BROWNIE” Lancaster, Ohio CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Varsity Basketball, Var- sity Club, Midshipman Officer, Trident Club, Honor Guard, Intramurals, Breakfast Brothers, Automotive Interest Club, R.O.A., SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacdraco — Moore McCormick Lines; C V Lightning — Farrell Lines; President Jefferson, President Van Buren — Ameri- can President Lines; Arco Prudhoe Bay — Atlantic Richfield Co. COUNTRIES VISITED: Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Greece, Israel, Italy, Spain, Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Hong Kong, Philippines 338 MARK CHARLES BURKE BURKIE” Rockville, Maryland CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Crew, Sailing, Honor Board, MIDSHIPS, R.I.S., Sportsman’s Club, SNAME, Michaelson Society, Fine Arts Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Del Sol — Delta Lines; Margaret Lykes — Lykes Brothers; John Penn Waterman; President Pierce, President Truman American President Lines; Colorado — States Lines; Maui — Matson COUNTRIES VISITED: Netherlands Antilles (Aruba), Brazil, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Ghana, Guinea, Germany, Netherlands, Japan, Taiwan, Sin- gapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Philippines, Hawaii INTERNSHIP: David W. Taylor: Naval Research and Development Center; Bethesda, Maryland 339 340 GEORGE CLAIR BURWELL III BURL” Fleetwood, Pennsylvania CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Soccer, co-captain, SNAME, Intramurals, R.O.A., Varsity Club, Automo- tive Interest Club, Breakfast Brothers, Midshipman Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacwave — Moore McCormack Lines; Austral Ensign — Farrell Lines; Zapata Rover — Zapata Tankship Co.; Tyson Lykes, Leslie Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED: Australia, New Zealand, Aruba, Mexico, Colombia, Canada, South Africa, Mozambique, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Bahamas DONALD WILLIAM BUTLER BUTTS” Westbury, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Intramurals, Sportsman’s Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormaclynx — Moore McCormack Lines; Lash Atlantico — Prudential Lines; Great Republic — American Export Lines; Mayo Lykes; Lykes Brothers; Exxon Boston — Exxon COUNTRIES VISITED: Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Venezuela, England, Germany, France, Netherlands, South Africa, Somalia, Colombia INTERNSHIP: Waterman Steamship Company: New Orleans 341 RICHARD JOSEPH CAMARDA RICK” Ormond Beach, Florida CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Living, Learning, Seek- ing to Understand, Believing in Love, Knowing Hap- piness i t I W • I 342 STEVEN ANTHONY CANDITO DIETZ” East Islip, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Crew, Trident Club, Class Ring Committee, Ring Dance Committee, Intra- murals, Ski Club, Midshipman Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Lash Atlantico — Pru- dential Lines; Mormacglen — Moore McCormick Lines; Export Leader — Farrell Lines; President Taft — American President Lines; Hillyer Brown — Chev- ron Shipping Co.; Santa Mariana — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Egypt, Turkey, Rumania, Spain, Brazil, Germany, Holland, France, England, Japan, Okinawa, Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador. 343 CLARENCE MAURICE CANTY MO” Atlanta, Georgia CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Indoor Outdoor Track, Ethnic Culture Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: James Lykes, Letitia Lykes, Thompson Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Delta Argentina, Delta Brazil — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Algeria, Turkey, Egypt, Italy, Spain, France, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Canary Islands, Liberia, Zaire, Cameroons, Angola, Ivory Coast, Israel, Mexico INTERNSHIP: U.S. Coast Guard: Savannah, Georgia One ever feels his two-ness, an American, a Negro; two souls, two thoughts, two unre- conciled strivings; two warring ideals in one dark body, whose dogged strength alone keeps it from being torn asunder. W. E. B. DuBois (1897) Ignorance’s Face I’ve seen the face of Ignorance his many shades and configurations. He is strong for he is many yet my soul, my pride he shall not have. I’ve seen the face of Ignorance it is pale; it is copper, but it mostly stays hidden beneath a veil of cowardness. It appears in the darkness to work whispering nigger from the shadows it calls for confrontation at a distance but sometimes ... you can sneak upon his face and watch him disclaim himself. I've seen the face of Ignorance I’ve suffered at his hands. I’ve burned in his flame of degradation. I’ve turned red from the burning names, I’ve almost melted on his coals of hatred. But, his flames only tempered my soul yes, his flames only tempered my soul, and I’ll return to kill him when my soul is cold: I’ll return to kill him when my soul is cold. I can not say that my total experience at Kings Point was a bad one. I learned much. I have learned many things outside the mari- time field that will aide me in my battle against Ignorance, and my fight to make my eternal twoness a badge upon my chest rather than a burden on my back. 344 Clarence Maurice Canty JAMES A. CARBONE Floral Park, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, MIDSHIPS, Judo Club, Automotive Interest Club, vice-president, Bicycle Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Great Republic — Amer- ican Export Lines; Mormacsaga — Moore McCormick Lines; Santa Isabel — Prudential Lines; LNG Gemini — Energy Transportation Corp. COUNTRIES VISITED: England, Germany, Nether- lands, France, Brazil, Santo Domingo, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Peru, South Africa, Indonesia, Sin- gapore, Japan INTERNSHIP: Energy Transportation Corporation 345 GERALD ROBERT CARDILLO JERRY” Washington, D.C. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: President Noon Work- out Club, Mascot Squad, Football, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: C V Lightning, Austral Pilot, Austral Moon — Farrell Lines; R. T. Alaska — Marine Transport Lines; President Fillmore — Amer- ican President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel, Nigeria, Port Chester, East Meadow, Japan, Hong Kong, Philippines, North Korea, Valdez, Australia, New Zealand, Tahiti INTERNSHIP: Military Sealift Command: Washing- ton, D.C. 346 JOSEPH MICHAEL CARROLL JOE” Spring Lake, New Jersey CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Swimming, Bicycle Club, S{)ortsman’s Club, Honor Board, Honor Guard, Sailing, Newman Club, Hear This, Intramurals, Class President, Steeplejacks SHIPS AND COMPANIES: American Liberty — United States Lines; Sea-Land Market — Sea-Land Service; Exxon Jamestown — Exxon Company; Mor- macdraco — Moore McCormick Lines; Fortaleza — Navierasde Puerto Rico COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Hong Kong, Ger- many, Netherlands, Spain, Brazil, Argentina, Uru- guay, Panama, Puerto Rico, Guam INTERNSHIP: Exxon Inland Waterways, Bayway 347 SUSAN ELIZABETH CHASE SUE” Sarasota, Florida CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Sailing Team (power squadron), MIDSHIPS, Chapel Choir, Chris- tian Fellowship Club, president, Bicycle Club, R.O.A., Midshipman Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Almeria Lykes, Jean Lykes — Lykes Brothers Lines; Austral Ensign — Farrell Lines; American Sun — Sun Transport Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED: England, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Egypt, Morocco, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand £-• CJ Lc cA4 - 348 JOHN PAUL CIASTKEWICZ ELVIN” Deer Park, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: MIDSHIPS, Hear This, Glee Club, R.O.A., Midshipman Photography Associa- tion, Bowling Team, Muscular Dystrophy Telethon, Gong Show, Ring Dance Committee, Third Class Sec- retary, War Games Club, ’77 Bowling Intramurals Champ, Regimental First Lieutenant, Propeller Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: American Lark — United States Lines; Mormacwave — Moore McCormick Lines; Austral Entente — Farrell Lines; USNS Sealift Antarctic — Marine Transport Lines for MSC COUNTRIES VISITED: Hong Kong, Japan, Mar- shall Islands, Panama, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Australia, New Zealand, Kuwait, Bahrain, Diego Gar- cia, Philippines, Great Britain INTERNSHIP: Kuwait Oil Tanker Company; A1 Kuwait, Kuwait 349 350 -=£ RICHARD J. CICCHETTI RICH” Yonkers, New York SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Great Republic — Amer- ican Export Lines; Mormacsaga — Moore McCormick Lines; Santa Isabel — Prudential Lines; Austral Patriot — Farrell Lines; Delta Venezuela — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: England, Germany, Hol- land, Brazil, Dominican Republic, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Nigeria, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Cape Verdes INTERNSHIP: Joseph Vinal Ship Maintenance Corp. JOHN CHARLES CODISPOTI J.C.” Ramsey, New Jersey CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Band, Midshipman Pho- tography Association, Glee Club, “Searching for a fine stick-ship in a quiet ocean .. SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Builder — American Export Lines; Sea-Land Galloway — Sea- Land Services Inc.; LNG Libra — Energy Transpor- tation Corp. COUNTRIES VISITED: Panama, Korea, Japan, Tai- wan, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Italy, Leba- non, Turkey, Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Philadel- phia 351 DAVID JOSEPH COLLUM CULHAYN” Hampton Bays, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Michaelson Society, president, Machinist Club, Midshipman Photography Association, Automotive Interest Club, Kings Point Scholar, Football SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Thomas Jefferson — Waterman; Gulf Merchant, Margaret Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED: Russia, West Germany, Hol- land, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Canal Zone, Panama, Republic of South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique INTERNSHIP: Brookhaven National Laboratories, Reactor Division 352 SUSAN ANN CONVEY SUE” Federal Way, Washington CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, Cross Coun- try, Bicycle Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: President Madison, President Jefferson — American President Lines; Santa Maria — Delta Lines; Keystone Canyon — Keystone Shipping Co.; Idaho — States Steamship Corp. COUNTRIES VISITED: Colombia, Venezuela, Bra- zil, Chile, Argentina, Peru, Ecuador, Mexico, Japan, Taiwan, Panama PATRICIA ANNE COOKE PATTI” Merrick, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Mascot Squad, Century Club, E.D. Team, Fine Arts Club, Sportsman’s Club, Cheerleaders, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Diplomat — American Export Lines; Mormacdraco — Moore McCormack Lines; Santa Mercedes, Del Sol — Delta Lines; Tyson Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED: Azores, Morocco, Tunisia, Italy, Turkey, Bulgaria, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Venezuela, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, El Salva- dor, Panama, Mexico, Canada INTERNSHIP: Delta Steamship Lines: Seattle, Washington 354 WILLIAM EVERETT CORRIGAN III BILL” Milldale, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Football, tri-captain, Varsity Club, Sportsman’s Club, Social Committee SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacaltair — Moore McCormick Lines; Delta Bolivia — Delta Lines; Alle- giance — Farrell COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, Turkey, Greece, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Panama, Peru, Chile, Ecuador. 355 BRUCE JOHN CORSO BRUCE” Hamden, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Shooting Team — Pistol co-captain, Ambulance Squad, Cannon Squad, Honor Board, MIDSHIPS, Flying Club, Propeller Club, R.O.A. SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Santa Clara — Pruden- tial Lines; Export Patriot — American Export Lines; Mormacsun — Moore McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Colombia, Denmark, Ecua- dor, England, France, Germany, Dominican Republic, Ireland, Netherlands, Netherlands Antilles, Mexico, Panama, Wales, Venezuela, U.S.S.R. tyaJULOL . CoUiT 356 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Varsity Club, R.I.S., Midshipman Council, MDA, Midshipman Officer, R.O.A., Baseball SHIPS AND COMPANIES: USNS Victoria — MSC; Mormacvega — Moore McCormack Lines; USNS Sealift Mediterranean — Marine Transport Lines; Armco — Colombia Transport Corp.; Golden Monarch — Apex Marine Corp. COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, South Africa, Mozambique. Kenya, Tanzania, Madagascar, Brazil, Portugal, Ascension Islands, U.S. Virgin Islands, France, Venezuela, Aruba, Canada, Great Lakes 357 MARY FRANCES CULNANE MARE” Lanesboro, Pennsylvania CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Regimental Band, Girls Volleyball, Football Cheerleading, Ski Club, Propeller Club, SNAME, Midshipman Officer, Automotive Interest Club, Bicycle Club, MIDSHIPS SHIPS AND COMPANIES: President Fillmore, President Madison — American President Lines; Idaho — States Lines; Santa Maria — Delta Lines; Keystone Canyon — Keystone Co. COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Korea, Philippines, Singapore, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Mexico, Colombia, Panama, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Venezuela, Taiwan INTERNSHIP: USCG Marine Safety Office: San Diego, California 358 Jtr BRUCE CUMINGS Wayne, New Jersey CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Crew, R.O.A., Ski Club, Honor Guard, R.C., Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Lash Atlantico — Pru- dential Lines; Mormacglen — Moore McCormick Lines; Stag Hound — Farrell Lines; Arthur Middle- ton — Waterman Steamship Co. COUNTRIES VISITED: Egypt, Syria, Turkey, Rumania, Israel, Greece, Italy, France, Spain, Brazil, Germany, Holland, U.S.S.R. 359 %) CAROL DIANE CURTISS 'Q2” San Antonio, Texas CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Martial Arts, Honor Guard, Color Guard, Newman Club, Computer, Fine Arts Club, Sailing (power squadron) SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Doctor Lykes, Lipscomb Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Del Rio, Del Oro — Delta Lines; President Pierce — American President Lines; M V Walton COUNTRIES VISITED: Germany, Holland, Eng- land, France, Dominican Republic, Congo, Zaire, Gabon, Benin, Togo, Liberia, Senegal, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Peru, Japan, Taiwan, Korea INTERNSHIP: Boston Tow Boat Company 360 ROBERT EUGENE CZYZEWSKI BOB” Pennington, New Jersey CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Skiing, Guitar, Studying for Mo-Hut “under the lights,” Quiet Contemplation, Pick-up Soccer, Non-Varsity Cross-Country Running SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mason Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Delta Uruguay — Delta Lines; LNG Gem- ini — Energy Transportation Corporation COUNTRIES VISITED: Honduras, Jamaica, Domin- ican Republic, Cape Verde, Senegal, Cameroon, Gabon, Zaire, Ivory Coast, Panama, El Salvador, Mex- ico, Guam, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Borneo, Sumatra, Singapore INTERNSHIP: Naval Air Propulsion Test Center 361 WILLIAM C. DAILY, JR. Augusta, Georgia SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Gulf Trader, Gene- vieve Lykes, Gulf Merchant — Lykes Brothers; Del Rio — Delta Lines; Exxon Seattle — Exxon; USNS Maumee — Military Sealift Command COUNTRIES VISITED: Korea, Japan, Russia, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Senegal, Liberia, Monrovia, Ivory Coast, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Texas, St. Croix, Curacao, Aruba, Antarc- tica, South Africa, Tanzania, Mozambique, Kenya . . . but women and water are in short supply. There’s not enough dope for us all to get high. 1 hear it gets better. That’s what they say, as soon as we sail on . . . . . . Augusta, Georgia is just no place to be . . . sandy beaches and drinking rum all night . . . may be the answer to this hillbilly beer. 362 LONGANIMITY JOHN VINCENT DALLEN J.D Wauwatosa, Wisconsin CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Men’s Varsity Volley- ball, captain. Bowling, captain, Women’s volleyball, assistant coach, R.O.A. SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mallory Lykes, Marga- ret Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Green Valley — Central Gulf Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Panama, England, Holland, Germany, Egypt, Saudia Arabia, Yemen, Ethiopia, Somolia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Malaysia, Singapore, Gibraltar INTERNSHIP: Port Authority of Milwaukee, Wis- consin 363 TIMOTHY JON DALLY Norfolk, Virginia CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Color Guard, Drill Team, Ceremonial Firing Squad, Cannon Squad SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Velma Lykes, Sheldon Lykes, Gulf Merchant— Lykes Brothers; Santa Mag- dalena — Delta Lines; President Kennedy — Ameri- can President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Hong Kong, Japna, Kenya, Korea, Mexico, Mozambique, Panama, Peru, Republic of South Africa, Tanzania INTERNSHIP: Q.E.D. Systems, Inc.: Virginia Beach, Virginia 364 STEVEN J. DeLONG St. Cloud, Florida CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Football, Var- sity Club, Newman Club, Drama Workshop, Propeller Club, Honor Board SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Gulf Shipper, Mallory Lykes — Lykes Brothers; LNG Aries — Energy Transportation Corp. COUNTRIES VISTIED: Panama, Colombia, Ecua- dor, Peru, Chile, Algeria, Morocco, Japan, Singapore, Indonesia INTERNSHIP: Energy Transportation Corporation 365 SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Brinton Lykes — Lykes Brothers; John B. Waterman — Waterman Steam- ship Lines; Austral Envoy — Farrell Lines; Sealift Mediterranean — Marine Transport Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Algeria, France, Italy, Egypt, Panama, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Philip- pines, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Australia, Texas INTERNSHIP: Moran Towing Transportation Co. Inc.: New York, New York 366 r. MICHAEL JOSEPH DICK Oxon Hill, Maryland CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Tennis, Soccer, SNAME, Propeller Club, Apathy Club, Honor Board, Varsity Club, Michaelson Society SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Sam Houston — Water- man; Letitia Lykes, Gulf Merchant — Lykes Broth- ers; President Jefferson, President Wilson — Ameri- can President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Ara- bia, Iran, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, Ethiopia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, India, Colombia, Pan- ama, Peru, Chile, Japan, Ecuador, Korea, Taiwan INTERNSHIP: Maritime Trades Department, AFL- CIO 367 BRIAN HUGH DONOHUE BREEZLY” Akron, Ohio SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Gulf Farmer — Lykes Brothers; Joseph Hewes — Waterman; Delta Amer- ica — Delta Lines; Roger W. Wilson — Ray McDermott Co. Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED: Panama, Japan, Korea, Tai- wan, Philippines, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Guate- mala, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile INTERNSHIP: Marad, Great Lakes: Cleveland, Ohio WALSH JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 4550 Wvoga Lake Rd. I (.'uvahoga Falls. Ohio Telephone 929-4205 ' Student Signature Donohue, Brian '75 368 r BREN HOMER DONOFRIOII BRENEY” Lorain, Ohio CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Crew, Sailing, Ultimate Frisbee Club, Sportsman’s Club, Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Lash Turkiye — Pruden- tial Lines; African Sun — Farrell Lines; LNG Leo — Energy Transportation Corp.; Delta Ecuador — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Venezuela, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Togo, Zaire, Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Pan- ama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile INTERNSHIP: Energy Transportation Corporation 369 JAMES D. DOUGHERTY J.D.” Braintree, Massachusetts CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Track, Indoor Track, Tattoo, Rugby, Shore Patrol, Ski Club, Hockey Club, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacstar, Mor- macwave — Moore McCormick Lines; Austral Ensign — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Republic of South Africa, Kenya, Mozambique Tanzania, Australia, New Zea- land, Panama, Mexico, Bahama Islands INTERNSHIP: J. J. Henry Co. Inc., Gastrans Inc. 370 JOHN FRANCIS DUCLOS DUKE” Westport, Massachusetts CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Varsity Club, Ski Club, Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Courier — American Export Lines; USNS Sealift Arabian Sea — Marine Transport Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Tur- key, Italy, France, Spain, Iceland, Azores, Cuba, Curacao INTERNSHIP: Gladding-Hearn Shipbuilding Corp. 371 JOHN A. ECKART East Quogue, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing 372 CALVIN N. EDMONDS Waterford, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Baseball, Varsity Club, Weightlifting Club, president, Sportsman’s Club, R.I.S., Rugby, June Weekend Committee, Honor Board SHIPS AND COMPANIES: American Lark — United States Lines; Santa Anna — Prudential Lines; USNS Marias — TAO-57 — Military Sealift Com- mand COUNTRIES VISITED: Panama, Hong Kong, Guam, Japan, Brazil, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Netherland Antilles, Cuba, Germany, England, Scot- land, Netherlands, The Azores INTERNSHIP: Cross Sound Ferry Service, Inc.: New London, Connecticut M tT __ 373 CHARLES NELSON EDWARDS San Antonio, Texas CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Crew, Varsity Club, SNAME, Propeller Club, Sportsman’s Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Thomas Jefferson — Waterman; Delta Paraguay — Delta Lines; Tillie Lykes, Gulf Merchant — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED: Germany, Russia, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Republic of the Camaroons, Santa Dom- ingo, Brazil, New Jersey, Panama, Colombia, Ecua- dor, Egypt, Italy, Peru INTERNSHIP: Lykes Brothers Lines: Houston, Texas 374 KEVIN MICHAEL EDWARDS KOOCH” Rockville, Maryland CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Intramurals, Midship- man Council, Ambulance Squad, Steeplejacks, New- man Club, 1980 Class Ring, Indoc. 1981-82 SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacvega — Moore McCormick Lines; Lash Italia — Prudential Lines; Young America — Farrell Lines; Zapata Rover — Zapata Tanker Ships; Leslie Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED: Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Rumania, Spain, Italy, France, Bahamas, Virgin Islands, Aruba, Colombia, Panama, Canada, Korea, Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia, Japan, People’s Republic of China 375 1 MICHAEL JOSEPH EISELE Madison, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Rugby, Midshipman officer, Class Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Adabelle Lykes, M V John Jones; USNS Maumee (TAO-149); El Paso Arzew COUNTRIES VISITED: South Africa, Mozambique, Somalia, Kenya, Tanzania, U.S. Virgin Islands, Aruba, Curacao, Panama, New Zealand, Antarctica, Algeria INTERNSHIP: U.S. Naval Underwater Systems Center TTMuujP [}■ 376 WILLIAM MARTIN EMMERICH EASY” Deer Park, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Varsity Club, Intramurals, Surviving Weekends, Mud Wres- tling SHIPS AND COMPANIES: C V Lightning — Far- rell Lines; President Jefferson — American President Lines; President Adams — American President Lines; Mormacdraco — Moore McCormick Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Israel, Greece, Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP: American Bureau of Shipping, Great Lakes District: Oakbrook, Illinois 377 FRANK DEXTER FABOR Miami, Florida CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Regimental Band, Fris- bie Team 378 Two roads diverged into a wood, and I — I took the one less travelled by, and that has made all the difference. Robert Frost i ■ ■ WILLIAM HENRY JOACHIM FAIRING WINDJAMMER” Marion, Massachusetts CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Wrestling, Christian Fellowship Club, Newman Club, Automo- tive Interest Club, SNAME, Propeller Club, Color Guard, R.O.A., Phili T M, Bicycle Club, Flying Club, Eucharistic Minister SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormaclynx — Moore McCormick Lines; Lash Atlantico — Prudential Lines; Great Republic — American Export Lines; M V Zapata Ranger, M V Zapata Patriot — Zapata Towers Inc.; Thomas Lynch — Waterman Steamship Co. COUNTRIES VISITED: Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Venezuela, England, Germany, France, Holland, Spain, Israel. Greece, Italy, Bahamas, Mexico, Korea, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP: Boston Towboat Company 379 LEN C. FARWELL Dayton, Ohio CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Honor Guard, Wres- tling, Varsity Club, Christian Council SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormac Rigel — Moore- McCormack Lines; Mormac Star — Moore- McCormack Lines; Young America — Farrell Lines; Lash Pacifico — Prudential Lines; Sealift Caribbean — Marine Transport Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, France, Tur- key, Rumania, Egypt, Greece, Japan, Panama, Neth- erland Antilles, Venezuela, Brazil 380 fMHHI RICHARD CARLISLE FIELD RICH” Vacaville, California CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Swimming SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Austrial Patriot — Far- rell Lines; Great Republic — American Export Lines; Santa Cruz — Prudential Lines; Cornucopia — Key- stone; Maunauili — Matson COUNTRIES VISITED: Ivory Coast, Africa; Repub- lic of South West Africa; Republic of South Africa; Zaire; Mozambique; Colombia; Ecuador; Canal Zone; Aruba, South America INTERNSHIP: Mare Island Naval Shipyard 381 MICHAEL WAYNE FIELDS Clearwater Beach, Florida CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Arco Juneau — Atlantic Richfield; President Madison — American Presidents Lines; President Truman — American Presidents Lines; Del Oro — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Korea, Chian, Tai- wan, El Salvador, Guatemala, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Nicaragua, Costa Rica INTERNSHIP: Peralta Shipping Agency 382 I swear, by my life and my love of it, that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine. —John Galt But don’t be fooled by the radio The T.V. or the magazines They’ll show you photographs Of how your fife should be But they’re just someone else’s fantasy So if you think your life is complete confusion Cause your neighbors got it made Just remember that its a grand illusion And deep inside we’re all the same Dennis DeYoung 383 TODD FISHER COUNTRY JOE” Nedia, Pennsylvania CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sportsmen’s Club, Hear This, MIDSHIPS, Liberty, Freedom, Outa Here SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Sam Houston — Water- man; John Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Delta Africa — Delta Steamship Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Ethiopia, Kuwait, Iran, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Italy, France, Spain, Colombia, Peru, Chile, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Nica- ragua, Panama INTERNSHIP: Moore-McCormack Lines ROBERT L. FLYNN FLINSTONE” North Falmouth, Massachusetts CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Midshipman Officer, Propeller Club, SNAME, Midshipman Council, Vol- leyball Team, Inter-Academy Exchange, Jerry Lewis Telethon in Las Vegas, Honor Board SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Adabelle Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Thomas Jefferson — Waterman; Leslie Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED: Dominican Republic, South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Japan, El Salvador, Netherlands, West Germany, Poland, U.S.S.R., Belgium, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Panama, Mobile INTERNSHIP: General Dynamics, Quincy; Ship- building Division, Quincy, Massachusetts 384 THOMAS DAVID FRACZAK ZAK” Bay port, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Varsity Soccer, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Club, Frisbee Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Energy Transportation Corporation; Delta Lines; Lykes Brothers. Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Indonesia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, Korea, Japan, Pan- ama, Philippines INTERNSHIP: Energy Transportation Corporation r 385 KERRY JOHN FREY 10” Leslie, Michigan CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Delta Uruguay — Delta Lines; Zoella Lykes— Lykes Brothers; SeaLand Mar- ket — SeaLand; Arthur B. Homer — Bethlehem Steel COUNTRIES VISITED: Dominican Republic, Cape Verde Islands, Senegal, Liberia, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Cameroon, The Congo, Zaire, Tunisia, Egypt, Italy, Spain, Holland, West Germany I 386 KENNETH ALAN FUCHS KEN” Johnstown, Pennsylvania CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Track, Weightlifting Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormac Glen — Moore- McCormick Lines; Red Jacket — American Export Lines; Austral Pilot — Farrell Lines; Texas Sun — Sun Oil Transport; Austral Entente — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Brazil, Spain, France, Italy, South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Texas, Panama, Aus- tralia, New Zealand 387 TIMOTHY KEITH GAINES TIM” Carlsbad, New Mexico CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Bowling Team, Wres- tling, Baseball Manager Plebe Year, Automotive Interest Club, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Pacific Bear — Pacific Far East Lines; President Cleveland — American President Lines; Korean Mail — American President Lines; Valley Forge — Keystone; Harry Coulby — Interlake Steamship Company; Delta Columbia — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, China, Taiwan, Pan- ama, Ecuador, Chile, Canada 388 JOSEPH HIRIAM GALLOP JOEY G.” Virginia Beach, Virginia CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Rugby, Wrestling, Christian Fellowship Club, Fine Arts Club, Sports- man’s Club, SNAME, Propeller Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: M V Zapata Patriot — Zapata Bulk Transport; M V Zapata Ranger — Zapata Bulk Transport; Charlotte Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Thomas Lynch — Waterman Steamship Company COUNTRIES VISITED: Korea, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Mexico, Bahamas, South Africa, Tanza- nia, Kenya, Mozambique, Texas 389 ROBERT JOSEPH GARDNER B.B.G” Plainview, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Best Dressed, Photo Club President, MIDSHIPS Photographer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Commerce — American Export Lines; President Polk — American President Lines; President Fillmore — American President Lines; State Royal — State Boat Corp. COUNTRIES VISITED: India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Sicily, Saudi Arabia, Canada, California, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Philippines, Taiwan 390 DAVID ROSS GARDY DAVEGARDY” Shelburne, Vermont CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Indoor and Outdoor Track, HEAR THIS, Radio Club and Station, Class Officer, 50’s Band SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacaltair — Moore McCormack Lines; Export Ambassador — American Export Lines; Export Patriot — Farrell Lines; L’Ollo- nois — Europirates, Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED: Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Italy, Spain, France, West Germany, England, Netherlands, Wyoming, Brazil, Uruguay, Portugal, Canada INTERNSHIP: Sparkman and Stephens Naval Architects Inc. 391 ANDREW JOSEPH GARGER ANDY” Hicksville, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Bike Club, Honor Guard, Varsity Club, Fine Arts Club, Automotive Interest Club, RBU, Social Committee, Ski Club, Christmas Ball Committee, Muscular Dystrophy Activities Chairman, MIDSHIPS, Varsity Soccer — Captain, Ring Dance Committee, Second Class Treasurer, Pro- peller Club, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacwave — Moore McCormack Lines; President Taft — American Presi- dent Lines; Austral Ensign — Farrell Lines; Hillyer Brown — Chevron Shipping Co.; Santa Mariana — Delta Lines; Dredge Essayons — U.S. Army Corps of Engineers COUNTRIES VISITED: South Africa, Mozambique, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Japan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Taiwan, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador 392 LARRY L. GATLIN HELLO GATLIN!” Kokomo, Indiana SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Joseph Lykes, Almeria Lykes — Lykes Brothers Lines; Mormacsun — Moore McCormack Lines; Austral Lightning — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Far East, Northern Europe, Mediterranean INTERNSHIP: Sealand Corp. 4 393 JOSEPH GRADY GEORGE MOONBABY” Harahan, Louisiana CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Regimental Band, Mid- shipman, Photography Club, MIDSHIPS Staff, Rock Climbing, Alpinism SHIPS ANI) COMPANIES: Stella Lykes, Allison Lykes, Marjorie Lykes — Lykes Brothers Lines; Delta Mar — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Algeria, Egypt, Ukrainian S.S.R., Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Guatemala Hon- duras, Venezuela, Panama, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Bra- zil, Uruguay, Argentina INTERNSHIP: Lykes Brothers Steamship Co. We have lingered in the chambers of the sea By sea-girls wreathed with seaweed red and brown Till human voices wake us, and we drown. “The Lovesong of J. Alfred Prufrock” T. S. Elliot (1917) DALE BRUCE GERBING DALE” Honolulu, Hawaii and Newport News, Virginia CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Weightlifting Club, Intramurals, SNAME, USCGA T M, Midshipman Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Michigan — States Lines; Hawaiian Queen, Hawaiian Enterprise — Mat- son Lines; Texas Sun — SUNOCO; Austral Entente — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia, Panama, Australia, New Zealand o(JaJ L $ CAROLINE ELIZABETH GERGLER Rocky Hill, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Fine Arts Club, Sailing, Bicycle Club — President SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Leader, Young America — American Export Lines; Mormaclynx — Moore McCormack Lines; Lash Italia — Prudential Lines; Socony Vacuum — Mobil COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, France, Greece, Israel, Turkey, Morocco, Syria, Rumania, Egypt, Saudi Arabia INTERNSHIP: The Travelers Insurance Corpora- tion, Ocean Marine Division 396 DANIEL MICHAEL GIANFALLA DAN” Centereach, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Intramurals, Honor Board — Chairman, Midshipman Officer — BC3 SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Patriot — Amer- ican Export Lines; Mormacsaga — Moore McCormack Lines; Mobil Lube — Mobil; USNS Sealift Pacific — Marine Transport Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Italy, Brazil, Spain, France, Greece, Israel INTERNSHIP: Northville Industries: Riverhead Terminal, New York 397 BLAKE PINE GILSON Gloucester, Massachusetts CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Non-Aligned and Non- Athletic, Midshipman Council President SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Banner — Amer- ican Export Lines; Santa Rita — Prudential Lines; Shirley Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED: Panama, Japan, Korea, Tai- wan, Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Turkey, Spain, Morocco, Tunisia, France, Canada INTERNSHIP: Boston Towboat Co., Boston, Massa- chusetts 398 % JAMES FRANCIS GIZZI Glen Rock, New Jersey CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Automotive Interest Club, Christian Fellowship Club, Fine Arts Club, Honor Guard, Intramurals, Midshipman Council, Neuman Club, Propeller Club, Rugby, Social Commit- tee, Weightlifting Club, Midshipman Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Freedom, Export Leader — Farrell Lines; Mormacargo — Moore McCormack Lines; Mobil Aero — Mobil; Amer- ican Apollo — United States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, Israel, Greece, France, Brazil, Holland, Germany, England, Panama, Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP: Farrell Lines 399 PAUL SCOTT GLANDT Levittown, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Outdoor Track, Indoor Track, MIDSHIPS Photography Editor, Photo Club, Pistol Team, Regimental Senior Watch Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Lash Atlantico, Santa Elena — Prudential Lines; Mormacsea — Moore McCormack Lines; Austral Lightning, Austral Rain- bow — Farrell Lines; President Polk — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Venezuela, Brazil, Tahiti, American Samoa, New’ Zealand, Australia, New Guinea, Japan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, Canada INTERNSHIP: Grumman, Hydrofoil Division 400 CHARLES MACK GOODSELL Newtown, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Power Squad- ron, Chief Engineer: M V Jerry Land and M V Ven- ture; Machinist Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Santa Barbara, Santa Ana, Lash Turkiye — Prudential Lines; African Comet, Export Leader — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Colombia, Venezuela, Aruba, Curacao, Domini- can Republic, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Zaire, Cameroon, Togo, West Germany, Netherlands, France, England, Canada 401 402 v TERENCE T. GORE Kings Park, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Hockey, Golf, Sportsman’s Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Banner— Amer- ican Export Lines; Santa Rita — Prudential Lines; Shirley Lykes— Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED: Panama, Japan, Korea, Tai- wan, Italy, Turkey, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Spain, Morocco, Tunis, Canada, France INTERNSHIP: Sperry Rand PETER MICHAEL GRAHAM II Los Angeles, California CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Men’s and Women’s Vol- leyball, Intramurals, Running, Bicycle Club, Social Committee SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Sea Jet — Prudential Lines; Maine — States Lines; Hawaiian Progress, Maunawilli, Matsonia, Maui — Matson Lines; Presi- dent Taft, President Truman — American President Lines; Arco Sag River — Arco; Austral Rainbow — Farrell Lines; M V State Pride — State Boat COUNTRIES VISITED: Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Ecuador, Peru, Nicaragua, Japan, Hong Kong, Philippines, S. Korea, Taiwan, American Samoa, Australia, New Zealand, Canada INTERNSHIP: U.S. Coast Guard, Marine Inspection 403 k MICHAEL ALAN GREEN Independence, Kentucky CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Band, Stage Band, Tri- dent Club, Automotive Interest Club, B.J. Extraordi- naire SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Solon Turman, Almeria Lykes, Leslie Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Del Sol — Delta Lines; Cheramie Bortuc 18 — Cheramie Bros. Boat Co. COUNTRIES VISITED: Israel, Italy, Portugal, Spain, France, Holland, Germany, England, Jamaica, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile INTERNSHIP: Valley Line Barge Co.: Cincinnati, Ohio 404 JissoS dr3 C- _ 4 3 -S an DOUGLAS WILLIAM GROVE GROVER” Lancaster, Pennsylvania CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Scuba Club, Crew, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Commerce — American Export Lines; American Legion — United States Lines; Mormacstar — Moore McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Italy, Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, Ceylon, Mexico, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Canada, Guam 405 ROBERT BLAIR GRUNE GRUNIS” Westport, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Football, R.I.S., Rugby, Varsity Club, Social Committee SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Frederick Lykes, Gulf Merchant — Lykes Brothers; Delta Mar — Delta Lines; Thomas Jefferson — Waterman; Edward L. Ryerson — Inland Steel COUNTRIES VISITED: Holland, Germany, Russia, Panama, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Brazil, Ven- ezuela, Uruguay, Guatemala, Honduras, Argentina, Canada INTERNSHIP: Texaco Inc., World Headquarters: Harrison, New York 406 JOSEPH GREGORY HABENICHT Round Lake Beach, Illinois SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Allison Lykes, Louise Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Santa Mariana — Delta Lines; President McKinley — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Thailand, Philippines, Korea, Singapore, Indonesia, Argentina, Brazil, El Salvador, Panama, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Ecuador, Venezuela, Japan, Taiwan, Egypt, Algeria, Hong Kong, Malaysia INTERNSHIP: U.S. Coast Guard: Chicago, Illinois 407 JOEL N. HAKA NOBBIE” Sycamore, Illinois CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Golf, Cap- tain, After Golf T M Club, 55 weeks Restriction, Just an Illinois Boy 408 CLIFF WILLIAM HAMAL Jackson, Michigan CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Hear This, Editor, Con- cert and Lecture Series, Midshipman Council, Rifle Team, Sportsmans Club, Fine Arts Club, SNAME, Bicycle Club, Not a Midshipman Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Thomas Jefferson — Waterman; Delta Paraguay — Delta Lines; President Polk — American President Lines; Austral Rainbow — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: USSR, Germany, Santo Domingo, Brazil, Ivory Coast, Long Island, Nigeria, Cameroon, Gabon, Bight of Benin, Philippines, Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Taiwan, Tahiti, Australia, New' Zealand INTERNSHIP: Retail Management Services, Inc.: Birmingham, Michigan 409 THOMAS SCOTT HARCOURT SCOTT” West Bloomfield, Michigan CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, 60’s Group, Intramurals, Honor Guard, Midshipman Officer, Chapel Choir SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Stella Lykes, Gulf Ship- per — Lykes Brothers; Delta Norte — Kelta Lines; Herbert C. Jackson — Interlake Steamship Co. COUNTRIES VISITED: Algeria, USSR, Turkey, Greece, Egypt, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador,' Peru, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Honduras, Guatemala INTERNSHIP: U.S. Coast Guard, Marine Safety Office: Detroit, Michigan 410 MATTHEW JOHN HARSHBARGER HARSH” Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, R.O.A., SNAME, MIDSHIPS, Midshipman Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Tillie Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Arthur Middleton — Waterman; Mormac- sky — Moore McCormack Lines; Delta Panama — Delta Steamship Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: England, West Germany, Spain, Netherlands, Egypt, Jordan, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Ethiopia, Djibouti, India, Sri Lanka, Bangla- desh, Venezuela, Panama, Peru, Chile, Colombia, Can- ada, Ecuador, Curacao, Dominican Republic INTERNSHIP: Westinghouse Corporation, Industry Services Division: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 411 FREDERICK ANDREW HARTUNG FRED” Alexandria, Virginia CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Ice Hockey, Automotive Interest Club, Sportsman’s Club, Propeller Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Lash Italia — Pruden- tial Lines; Mormaclynx — Moore McCormack; Export Patriot — American Export Lines; Austral Endur- ance — Farrell Lines; Arco Enterprise — Arco COUNTRIES VISITED: Morocco, Egypt, Russia, New Zealand, Romania, Mexico, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, England, Germany, Holland, France, Tur- key, Libya, Algeria INTERNSHIP: Peralta Shipping Agency Inc. 412 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing Team, Automo- tive Interest Club, Sportsman’s Club, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Delta Argentina — Delta Lines; Sealift Caribbean — Marine Transport Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Senegal, Gold Coast, Ghana, Nigeria, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Japan, Korea, Guam, Okinawa, Philippines, Bharain INTERNSHIP: Gas Trans Inc., General Dynamics Quincy Shipbuilding: Quincy, Massachusetts 413 0 PAULD. HATLEY Seattle, Washington CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Regimental Band, SNAME 414 SUSAN HAYMAN SUSIE” Watertown, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing Varsity Club, Cheerleading, Bicycle Club, Fine Arts Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Freedom, Export Commerce — American Export Lines; Lash Turkiye — Prudential Lines; Mormacvega — Moore McCormack Lines; Delta Ecuador — Delta Lines; Socony — Vacuum — Mobil Oil Co. COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel, Egypt, Syria, Algeria, Morocco, Romania, Turkey, France, Brazil, Santa Domingo, Ecuador, Colombia, Panama, Chile, Peru INTERNSHIP: U.S. Department of Justice, Admi- ralty and Shipping Section: Manhattan, New York 415 ! RICHARD NEIL HELD RICH” West Caldwell, New Jersey CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Rugby, Automotive Interest Club, Sportsman’s Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Leslie Lykes, Almeria Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Delta Sud-Delta Lines; Cheramie Bros. Bo — TRUC’S COUNTRIES VISITED: Italy, Egypt, England, France, Germany, Holland, Central America, Vene- zuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina INTERNSHIP: Maersk Lines, World Trade Center: New York, New York 416 STEVEN JOSEPH HENEGHAN STEVE” Carmel, New York SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Argonaut — American Export Lines; American Aquarius — United States Lines; Mormaclynx — Moore McCormack Lines; USNS Norwalk — Military Sealift Command; USNS Sealift Antarctic — Marine Transport Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, Panama, Scot- land, Japan, Hong Kong, Brazil 417 i 418 4� MICHAEL GERARD HICKEY HICK” Deer Park, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Christian Fellowship Club, Basketball, Chapel Choir, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Lash Pacifico — Pruden- tial Lines; Manulani — Matson; Austral Lightning — Farrell; President Truman — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Morocco, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, Greece, Romania, Canada, Tahiti, Aus- tralia, New Guinea, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Tai- wan INTERNSHIP: Apex Shipping Co. LAKEWOOD ORANGE N.J. MASS. PRROCHUTES INCORPORATED | BRYAN GREGORY HOBCROFT Hollywood Hills, Florida CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Varsity Track, Varsity Club, Automotive Interest Club, Parachuting Club, Beach and Z Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES: USNS Sealift Arctic — Marine Transport Lines; Delta America — Delta Lines; Santa Isabel — Prudential Lines; Mormacargo — Moore McCormack Lines; C V Lightning — Amer- ican Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Philippines, Japan, Guam, Kwajelein, Aruba, Hawaii, Curacao, Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Ecuador, Venezuela, Peru, Colombia, Panama, Germany, England, Holland, Bah- rain, Kuwait INTERNSHIP: Consolidated Petroleum Terminal: Setauket, New York 419 4 PAUL HOLANCHOCK CHOCKS” Comstock, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Cross Country, Midship- man Photography Club, Trident Club, Ski Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Delta Uruguay — Delta Lines; Mason Lykes — Lykes Lines; LNG Gemini — Energy Transportation Corporation COUNTRIES VISITED: Zaire, Gabon, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Cape Verde, Senegal, Honduras, Santo Domingo, Jamaica, Panama Canal Zone, El Salvador, Sumatra, Borneo, Japan, Singapore, Mexico, Guam, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines INTERNSHIP: Energy' Transportation Corporation 420 V ROBERT CLARK HOTALING JOHN HENRY” Lamesa, Texas CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Wrestling, Bowling, War Games Club, Christian Fellowship Club, Machin- ist Club, Radio Club, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Louise Lykes, Adabelle Lykes, Joseph Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Exxon Ban- gor — Exxon Oil Company; M V Calico Jack — Euro- pirates International Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED: Panama, Japan, Korea, Indonesia, Singapore, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Morocco, Spain, Italy, Egypt, France 421 FRANK MICHAEL HRIBAR FRANZ” Kirtland Hills, Ohio CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Crew, Automotive Interest Club, Sportsman’s Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mallory Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Joseph Hewes — Waterman; Str. Charles M. White — Cleveland Cliffs Iron Works COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Indonesia, Brooklyn, Philippines, Korea, Great Lakes, California, Panama INTERNSHIP: Fluid Regulators Corporation: Painesville, Ohio “I have clinched and closed with the naked North, I have learned to defy and defend; Shoulder to shoul- der we have fought it out — yet the wild must win in the end.” 422 Robert Service MARC LOYD HUBER THE BERBEAR” Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Crew, Sportsman’s Club, Varsity Club, Propeller Club, SNAME, Midshipman Photography Association, Fine Arts Club, Monday Night Football SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Delta Brazil — Delta Lines; Gulf Merchant, Marjorie Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Exxon North Slope; El Paso Savannah; Cove Point COUNTRIES VISITED: Peru, Colombia, Chile, Pan- ama, Ecuador, Aruba, Bahamas, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Spain, Italy, Turkey, Russia, Egypt, Great Neck INTERNSHIP: Avondale Shipyard, Operating Department: New Orleans, Louisiana 423 THOMAS JAMES HUGHES T. nr Yonkers, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Captain, Golf, Varsity Club, President, Intramurals, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Thomas E. Cuffe, Japan Bear — Pacific Far East Lines; President Taft — American President Lines; LNG Capricorn — Energy Transportation Corporation COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Hong Kong, Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, Boar- dybakn INTERNSHIP: Energy Transportation Corporation 4 424 RUSSELL KEITH JARRETT KEITH” Colorado Springs, Colorado CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Golf, First Class Vice President, Third Class Vice President, Sailing, Intra- murals, SNAME, Propeller Club, Honor Board, Mid- shipman Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: President Kennedy — American President Lines; Austral Lightning — Far- rell Lines; Montana — States Lines; Del Rio — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, Okinawa, Hong Kong, South Korea, Indonesia, Singa- pore, Canada, Samoa, New Zealand, Australia, New Guinea, Papua, El Salvador, Mexico, Nicaragua, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile INTERNSHIP: Matson Steamship Lines, Inc.: Seat- tle, Washington 425 JOHN EDWARD JELLEY JELLS” Concord, New Hampshire CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Hockey Club, U.S. Z Team, Golf, Amateur Radio Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacsea — Moore McCormack Lines; Lash Atlantico — Prudential Lines; Margaret Lykes — Lykes Brothers; John Jones — J. Ray MacDermott Co. COUNTRIES VISITED: South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya, Mozambique, Spain, Egypt, Turkey, Greece, Rumania, USSR INTERNSHIP: Lykes Brothers Steamship Company: New Orleans, Louisiana 426 ELIZABETH MARIE JENICEK LIZ” Bellevue, Washington CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Mascot Squad, Steeplejacks, Midshipman Photography Association, Sportsman’s Club, Color Guard, MIDSHIPS, SNAME, Christian Fellowship Club, Crew, Michaelson Society, Bicycle Club, HEAR THIS SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Nevada, Maine — States Lines; President Eisenhower — American President Lines; Santa Mercedes, Del Sol — Delta Lines; Tyson Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Okinawa, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, El Salvador, Ecuador, Canada, Philip- pines INTERNSHIP: Boeing Marine Systems: Renton, Washington 427 DAREL KEITH JENKINS DJ.” Syosset, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Crew Color Guard, Sec- ond Class Vice President, Midshipman Council, Grad- uation Committee SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Defender — American Export Lines; Santa Clara, Delta Colombia — Delta Lines; LNG Aries — Energy Transportation Corporation COUNTRIES VISITED: Azores, Morocco, Tunisia, Yugoslavia, Italy, Portugal, Santo Domingo, Colom- bia, Venezuela, Singapore, Japan, Indonesia INTERNSHIP: Energy Transportation Corporation: New York, New York 428 PAUL WILLIAM JOHNKE Port Washington, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Regimental Information Service, President, SNAME, ASNE SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Commerce — American Export Lines; Export Ambassador — Far- rell Lines; Austral Entente — Farrell Lines; Sealift Antarctic — Marine Transport Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Egypt, Saudia Arabia, South Yemen, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Bangla- desh, Italy, Canada, Panama, Australia, New Zealand, Kuwait, Bahrain, Diego Garcia, Japan, Philippines, Great Britain INTERNSHIP: Kuwait Oil Tanker Corporation: Kuwait City, Kuwait 429 430 KARL EDWARD JOHNSON Auburn, Washington CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Co-President, Christian Fellowship Club, Wargames Club, Chapel Choir, SNAME, Fine Arts Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: President Johnson, Pres- ident Pierce — American President Lines; M V Leslie Foss — Foss Launch Tug Co.; Wyoming — States Lines; Santa Mariana — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Indonesia, Philippines, Hong Kong, Singapore, Mex- ico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Hawaii, Alaska, Canada INTERNSHIP: Foss Launch Tug Co.: Seattle, Washington PAUL J. KAMPA Rosedale, New York COUNTRIES VISITED: Brazil, Colombia, Vene- zuela, Seranilla Bank, South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya, Algeria CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Swimming, Var- sity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacglen — Moore McCormack Lines; Red Jacket, American — Ameri- can Export Lines; Austral Pilot — Farrell Lines; Delta America — Delta Lines; El Paso Southern — El Paso Marin INTERNSHIP: Harbor Festival 79 431 THERON VINCENT KEARNEY III THE COLONEL” Middletown, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sportsman’s Club, Ski Club, Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacsage — Moore McCormack Lines; Mobil Lube — Mobile; Export Patriot — American Export Lines; M V Sealift Pacific — Marine Transport Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Italy, Spain, Greece, France, Brazil, St. Croix, Virgin Islands, Israel, Puerto Rico INTERNSHIP: Wyatt Terminals: New Haven, Con- necticut 432 RITA KEENAN RITA” Providence, Rhode Island CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Color Guard, Mari- nettes, Rugby, Cheerleading, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormaclynx — Moore McCormack Lines; M V Sealift Atlantic — Marine Transport Lines; Export Commerce, C.V. Lightning — American Export Lines; Santa Isabel — Pruden- tial Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Japan, Okinawa, Guam, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Holland, Germany, England, France, Hawaii INTERNSHIP: Norton Company: Cranston, Rhode Island 433 STEVEN SHAWN KELLY STEVE” San Antonio, Texas CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Regimental Band, E.D., Fraternity — Tapa Kega Beer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Thomas Nelson Waterman, Sealand Trade — Sealand; Maui — Mat- son; President Polk — American President Lines; Austral Rainbow — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Malta, Egypt, Jordan, Ethi- opia, Sudan, Djibouti, Sri Lanka, India, Saudi Arabia, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Australia, Tasmania, Long Island INTERNSHIP: Farrell Lines: San Francisco, Califor- nia 434 i 9 KEVIN PAGE KENNEDY KEV” Huntington, New York 4 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Ski Club, MID- SHIPS Photographer, Honor Guard, Trident Club, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: USNS John R. Towle - Military Sealift Command; American Liberty — United States Lines; Allegiance — Inter Ocean Transj)ort; LNG Aries — Energy Transportation Cor- poration COUNTRIES VISITED: Panama, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Hong Kong, Bayonne, Japan, Guam, Indonesia, Hawaii INTERNSHIP: Energy Transportation Corporation: New York, New York 435 RICHARD JASON KIM RIKKIM” San Jose, California CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Automotive Interest Club, Ski Club, Machinist Club, MIDSHIPS, HEAR THIS, Midshipman Photography Association, Honor Guard, Varsity “Z” Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES: President McKinley, President Harrison — American President Lines; Matsonia — Matson Lines; Santa Mercedes — Delta Lines; Chevron Hawaii — Chevron Shipping; Foss Launch Tug; Crowley Tug Barge COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Korea, Philippines, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argen- tina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador INTERNSHIP: Foss Launch Tug: Seattle, Wash- ington 436 LINDA MAE KLANN San Antonio, Texas SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Delta Nort - Delta Lines; Carter Braxton — Waterman; Wyoming — States Lines; Matsonia — Matson; President Truman — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Honduras, Venezuela, Bra- zil, Argentina, Azores, Germany, Russia, Taiwan, Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea INTERNSHIP: American President Lines, Ltd.: San Pedro, California 437 THEODORE EARL KNIGHT Xenia, Ohio CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Football, Captain, Hockey Club, Lacrosse Club, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Solon Turman, Gulf Farmer, Joseph Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Del Sol — Delta Lines; President Pierce, President Jackson — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Chile, Peru, South Africa, El Salvador, Taiwan, Japan, Canada, Mozambique, Israel, Spain, Italy, France, Chile INTERNSHIP: Marmac Corp.: Xenia, Ohio i i q 438 f GARY ALBERT KOHLBACK Newton, New Jersey CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Lacrosse, HEAR THIS, Midshipman Officer 439 ANDREW BRIAN KOSKI ANDY” Newport, New Hampshire CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Regimental Band, Honor Guard, Midshipman Officer, Honor Board, Physics Tutor, Sailing, Flying Club, Vice President, R.O.A., Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES: African Neptune, Aus- tral Entente — Farrell Lines; Mormacdraco — Moore McCormack Lines; Mobil Lube — Mobil Oil Co. COUNTRIES VISITED: Azores, Sierra Leone, Libe- ria, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Zaire, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Australia, New Zealand, Panama INTERNSHIP: Energy Transportation Corporation: New York, New York 440 RICHARD OMER KREWINGHAUS KREW” St. Louis, Missouri CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Rifle Team, Honor Guard, Color Guard, Varsity Club, Muscular Dystro- phy Fund Raising, Lions Club Blood Drive SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Velma Lykes, James Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Defiance — Farrell Lines; Socony Vacuum — Mobil Oil Co. COUNTRIES VISITED: Colombia, Panama, Ecua- dor, Peru, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Japan, Korea, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Germany, France, England, Holland 441 MICHAEL JOSEPH KRINER MIKE” Brentwood, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: SNAME, Honor Guard, Fine Arts Club, Sportsman’s Club, Liberty SHIPS AND COMPANIES: American Liberty — United States Lines; Export Bay, Export Patriot — American Export Lines; Mormacsun, Mormaccargo, Mormacwave — Moore McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Hong Kong, Japan, Guam, Hawaii, Balboa and Cristobal, Canal Zone, England, Holland, West Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Israel, Venezuela, El Salvador, Brazil, Argen- tina, Uruguay INTERNSHIP: Mobil Oil Corporation: New York, New York 442 CONRAD J. KUIKEN JR. Ridgefield Park, NJ CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: MIDSHIPS, Varsity Baseball, June Weekend Committee ’79, Social Com- mittee, Ski Club, Varsity Club, Sportsman’s Club, 3 Rotation Zombosity SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Del Sol — Delta Lines; Margaret Lykes — Lykes Lines; John Penn — Water- man; Sealand McLean — Sealand Services Inc., Man- ulani — Matson; Hillyer Brown — Chevron COUNTRIES VISITED: Ghana, Ivory Coast, Guinea, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Germany, Bel- gium, England, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Hawaii INTERNSHIP: McAllister Brothers Towing, NY 443 CHARLES LAWRENCE LAMB CHUCK99 East Lyme, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Squad Leader, Century Club, E.D. Team SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Courier — American Export Lines; Austral Endurance — Far- rell Lines; Arco Enterprise — Arco COUNTRIES VISITED: Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Tur- key, Italy, France, Spain, Panama, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico INTERNSHIP: U.S. Coast Guard, Marine Inspection: New London, Connecticut 444 r PHILIP KING LAMBERT LAMBO” Coronado, California CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Ski Club, SNAME, Midshipman Council SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Santa Mercedes: Pru- dential Lines; Montana, Nevada — States Lines; Santa Magdalena — Delta Lines; Chevron Hawaii — Chevron COUNTRIES VISITED: Canada, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Netherlands, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Ecuador, Peru, Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Korea, Philippines, Indonesia INTERNSHIP: Atlantic Richfield: Long Beach, Cali- fornia 445 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Drill Team, Midshipman Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Almeria Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Delta Mexico, Delta Norte — Delta Lines; John Tyler — Waterman COUNTRIES VISITED: England, Holland, Ger- many, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Ghana, Senegal, Guate- mala, Honduras, Panama, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea, Japan, Philippines, Venezuela, Brazil, Argen- tina INTERNSHIP: U.S. Coast Guard Air Station: Clear- water, Florida DAVID K. LEHMAN DAVE” St. Petersburg, Florida THOMAS HOLBROOK LINCOLN LYNX” Groton, Massachusetts CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Soccer, Tennis, Hockey, Ping Pong, Squash, Ski Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Santa Lucia — Pruden- tial Lines; Defiance — American Export Lines; Alle- giance — Inter Ocean Transport; Edgar M. Queeny — Keystone Tankers COUNTRIES VISITED: Dominican Republic, Neth- erlands, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Israel, Lake Charles, Louisiana and Texas City, Texas INTERNSHIP: NO A A, Port Captain: Woods Hole, Massachusetts 447 I DALE LEONARD LIVI MR. LIVI” Smithtown, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Honor Guard, Com- mander, R.O.A., SNAME, ASNE, ASME, Propeller Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: African Meteor — Far- rell Lines; Mormacwave — Moore McCormack Lines, USNS Marian TAO-57 — Military Sealift Command COUNTRIES VISITED: Great Lakes, Canada, Bra- zil, Cuba, South Africa, Mozambique, Ghana, Ivory Coast, England, Netherlands, Germany INTERNSHIP: Grumman Aerospace Corp, Marine Division A pessimest looks at the dark side of the clouds and mopes. A philosopher looks at both sides of the clouds and shrugs. But, an optimist does not see the clouds at all because he is walking on them. M.A.L. 448 449 JAMES MICHAEL LOAR JIMMY” Lowell, Ohio CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Rugby, Captain, R.I.O., Propeller Club, MIDSHIPS, Color Guard, R.O.A., Honor Guard Sportsmans Club, Trident Club, Weightlifting Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacsage, Mor- macglen, Mormacaltair — Moore McCormack Lines; Santa Clara — Prudential Lines; Delta Peru — Delta Lines; Export Diplomat — American Export Lines; M V B. John Yeager — Ohio River Company COUNTRIES VISITED: Santo Domingo, Aruba, Curacao, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Colombia, Pan- ama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Mississippi River and its Tributaries INTERNSHIP: U.S. Coast Guard, Marine Safety: Marietta, Ohio CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Weekends SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Defiance — American Export Lines; Mormaclynx — Moore McCormack Lines; USNS Norwalk — Military Sealift Command; Texas Sun — Sun Transport Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, Greece, Tur- key, England, Scotland, Brazil, Texas 450 “Far better is it to dare mighty things, to win glorious tri- umphs even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in the gray twilight that knowTs not victory or defeat.” PAUL ANSELL LONDYNSKY LONDZ” Los Rios, Canal Zone CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Regimental Band, Glee Club, Honor Guard, Debate Team, Honor Board, Mar- tial Arts, Midshipman Council, C.Z.L.A., HEAR THIS, Ski Club, Radio Club, R.O.A., TR-8, War Games, Midshipman Officer, Noon Workout SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Freedom — American Export Lines; Red Jacket — Mediterra- nean Marine Lines; Santa Elena — Prudential Lines; Delta Colombia — Delta Lines; USNS Sealift Medi- terranean — Marine Transport Lines; M V Betty-O- Sand B. Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel, Philadelphia, Venezuela, U.S. Canal Zone, Hawaii, Cuba, U.S.V.I., Netherlands Antilles, Santa Domingo, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Long Island — Theodore Roosevelt INTERNSHIP: Panama Canal Company: Panama Canal Zone 451 CHRISTOPHER JOHN LONSBURY LONZ” San Gabriel, California CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Drill Team, Honor Guard, Color Guard, Honor Board, War Games Club, Regimental Training Officer, In General — One Hell of a Guy SHIPS AND COMPANIES: President Harrison — American President Lines; Korean Mail — American President Lines; Illinois — States Lines; Maui — Matson; Santa Marianna — Delta Lines; Arco Endeavor — Atlantic Richfield Company COUNTRIES VISITED: Philippines, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, India, Malaysia, Indonesia, Ban- gladesh, Pakistan, Sharjah, Korea, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, Republic of China, Mexico, Peru, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Chile, California INTERNSHIP: Crowley Marine: San Francisco, Cali- fornia 452 It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Charles Dickens Like a roller in the ocean life is motion Move on Like a wind that’s always blowing life is flowing Move on Like the sunrise in the morning life is dawning Move on How I treasure every minute being part of being in it with the urge to move on “move on,” ABBA JOSE JACINTO LOPEZ SLOPEZ” Willingboro, New Jersey CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Track, Century Club, Weightlifting Club, Automotive Interest Club, Swim Team Manager SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Ambassador, C V Patriot, Export Buyer — American Export Lines; C V Defiance — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: India, Pakistan, Karachi, Bangladesh, Felixstowe, Amsterdam, Bremerhaven, La Harve, Taiwan, Korea, Japan 453 EDWARD ALLEN LYALL SPARKY” Waterford, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Trident Club, Judo Club, Propeller Club, Newman Club, Honor Guard SHIPS AND COMPANIES: African Meteor — Far- rell Lines; Mormacwave — Moore McCormack Lines; Arco Enterprise — Atlantic Richfield Corp.; C V Lightning — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Canada, Ivory Coast, Ghana, West Africa, South Africa, Mozambique, Bra- zil, Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel INTERNSHIP: Cross Island Ferry Service: New London, Connecticut 454 WILLIAM ALBERT MANGINELLI MANJO” Smithtown, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Automotive Interest Club, President; Drill Team; Sixth Company Com- mander SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Lash Turkiye, Santa Clara — Prudential Lines; USNS Sealift Caribbean — Marine Transport Lines; Export Patriot — Farrell Lines; M V Mobil Chicago — Mobil COUNTRIES VISITED: Algeria, Egypt, Syria, Tur- key, Rumania, Russia, Morocco, Spain, Netherlands Antilles, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, England, France, Germany, Netherlands INTERNSHIP: Pittston Marine 455 JAMES MARTIN MANGOLD JIMMY” Sherman, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Ski Club, Rugby, MID- SHIPS Business Manager, Trident Club, Sportsman’s Club, Regimental Protocol Officer, Social Committee Chairman, June Weekend 79 — Chairman SHIPS AND COMPANIES: John Lvkes, Marjorie Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Austral Rainbow — Farrell Lines; Prudhoe Bay — Arco COUNTRIES VISITED: Italy, Spain, France, Greece, Turkey, Algeria, Russia, Arabia, Egypt, Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea, Samoa, Tahiti, Yugo- slavia INTERNSHIP: I nsurance Company of North Amer- ica, Marine Division 456 ROBERT JAMES MARCIN BOB” O’Fallon, Illinois CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Midshipman Officer, MIDSHIPS, Radio Club, R.O.A., SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Shirley Lykes, Stella Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Austral Lightning — Far- rell Lines; Arco Juneau — Atlantic Richfield COUNTRIES VISITED: American Samoa, Australia, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Italy, New Zea- land, Panama, Papua, New Guinea, Saudi Arabia, South Yemen, Spain, Sudan INTERNSHIP: St. Louis Shipbuilding 457 CHRIS EDWARD MASLAK Bayport, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Varsity Club, Volleyball, Midshipman Photography Association, Automotive Interest Club, MIDSHIPS Advertising Editor, Senior Class Treasurer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: African Comet — Far- rell Lines; M V Arabian Sea — Marine Transport Lines; Export Freedom — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, France, Greece, Israel, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Aruba, South Africa, Tan- zania, Mozambique INTERNSHIP: General Electric, Large Motors and Generators, Schenectady, New York 458 CHARLES DANIEL MASSEY CHUCK” Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Editor-in-Chief of MID- SHIPS Publications, Sailing Team — Skipper, June Weekend Committee Chairman, Intramurals, Mid- shipman Officer, First Class Basketball League, Kings Point Scholar SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Arthur Middleton — Waterman; Mormacsky — Moore McCormack Lines; Delta Panama — Delta Lines; Tillie Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED: England, Holland, Spain, West Germany, Canada, Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Dji- bouti, Saudi Arabia, Panama, Bangladesh, Jordan, India, Sri Lanka, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Netherlands Antilles, Chile, Peru INTERNSHIP: Westinghouse Nuclear Reactor Cen- ter: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 459 SCOTT CHRISTOPHER MATTHEWS SCOTTY” Hampton, New Jersey CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Ice Hockey Club, SNAME, R.O.A. SHIPS AND COMPANIES: African Sun, Export Leader, Austral Ensign — Farrell Lines; M V Sealift Caribbean — Marine Transport Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Monrovia, Ivory Coast, South Africa, Sierra Leone, England, France, Ger- many, Netherlands, Mexico, Panama, Australia, New Zealand 460 JAY DAVIDSON MAYES JAY” CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Frisbee Captain, Golf, Rugby, R.B.U. SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Santa Clara — Pruden- tial Lines; African Neptune — Farrell Lines; USNS Sealift Antarctic — Marine Transport Lines; Delta Ecuador — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Peru, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Panama, Dominican Republic, Virgin Islands, Wales, France, Belgium, Holland, Spain, Italy, Sicily, Azores, Ghana, South Africa INTERNSHIP: McAllister Bros. 461 PAUL WESLEY McCOY THE REAL McCOY” Painesville, Ohio CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, SNAME, R.O.A., Computer Club, War Games Club, Flying Club, MIDSHIPS Photography, Midshipman Photog- raphy Association SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Santa Rita, Santa Lucia — Prudential Lines; Mormacglen — Moore McCormack Lines; President Truman — American President Lines; Austral Lightning — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Egypt, Greece, Peru, Chile, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, New Guinea INTERNSHIP: U.S. Coast Guard, Marine Safety: Cleveland, Ohio 462 STEPHEN GERARD McDONALD MAC” Plainview, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Swimming, Varsity Club, MIDSHIPS SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Gulf Merchant, Nancy Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Delta Brazil — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Colombia, Panama, Ecua- dor, Peru, Chile, Dominican Republic, Canary Islands, Liberia, Ghana, Benin, Congo, Zaire, Ivory Coast, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia INTERNSHIP: Delta Steamship Lines: New York, New York 463 PATRICIA ALICE McGINN McGRINN” West Hempstead, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Christian Fel- lowship Club, Chapel Choir, Crew R.O.A., Bicycle Club, Ski Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Austral Ensign, Young America — Farrell Lines; Export Freedom — Ameri- can Export Lines; Mormacsea — Moore McCormack; Santa Cruz — Prudential Lines; America Sun — Sun Transport Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, France, Greece, Israel, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Panama, Ecua- dor, Peru, New Zealand, Australia, Mexico INTERNSHIP: Sun Transport Inc. 464 ROBERT WILLIAM McGRATH, JR. ROB” Bronxville, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Varsity Club, Mascot Squad, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES: LNG Capricorn — Energy Transportation Corporation; Lash Pacifico — Prudential Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Indonesia, Borneo, Egypt, Greece, Spain, Morocco, Turkey, Rumania INTERNSHIP: Energy Transportation Corporation: New York, New York 465 THOMAS MARK McGRATH Deer Park, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Marlinspike Club, Pro- peller Club, Sportsman’s Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Joseph Hewes, Arthur Middleton — Waterman; Marjorie Lykes — Lykes Brothers; M V Cape Sable — River Palishes Towing Co. COUNTRIES VISITED: Egypt, Jordan, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Djibouti, Yemen, India, Bangladesh, Ceylon, Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea, Morocco, Italy, Spain, Greece, U.S. Virgin Islands, Dutch Antilles, Windward and Leeward Islands, Bar- bados, Trinidad 466 CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH MEAD CHRIS99 Ellicott City, Maryland CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Power Squadron, Var- sity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: African Neptune, Export Aide, Austral Envoy — Farrell Lines; Mor- macdraco — Moore McCormack Lines; M V Sealift Mediterranean — Marine Transport Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Liberia, Ivory Coast, Congo, Azores, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Australia, New Zealand, Virgin Islands, Cuba, Curacao, Aruba INTERNSHIP: Maryland Shipbuilding and Drydock Company 467 468 ANDREW DIXON MELICK ANDY” Nazareth, Pennsylvania CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Cross Country, Captain, Winter Spring Track, MIDSHIPS — Editor-in-Chief SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Defiance, Export Bay, Export Diplomat — American Export Lines; Morma- caltair — Moore McCormack Lines; Delta Brazil, Delta Norte — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Italy, Greece, Turkey, Spain, France, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Domini- can Republic, Canary Islands, Liberia, Ghana, Benin, Congo, Zaire, Ivory Coast, Venezuela, Guatemala INTERNSHIP: Monongahela River Towing, Inc.: Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania 'It iv STEPHEN MIDGLEY MIDGE” Wellsville, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Midshipman Photogra- phy Association, Sailing, HEAR THIS, Automotive Interest Club, Bicycle Club, Sportsmans Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Lash Pacifico — Pruden- tial Lines; Export Builder — American Export Lines; President Jackson, Indian Mail — American Presi- dent Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Venezuela, Egypt, Turkey, Spain, Morocco, Libya, Syria, U.S.S.R., Rumania, Panama, Japan, Korea, Republic of China, Philip- pines, Singapore, Indian, Sri Lanka INTERNSHIP: Turbodyne Corporation, Steam Tur- bine Division 469 TERRY EDWIN MILES T SMILES” Ridgefield, WA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Rugby, Sportsman’s Club, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: M V Leslie Foss — Foss Launch Tug; SS Indian Mail, SS President Peirce — American President Lines; SS Delta Sol, SS Santa Magdalena — Delta Lines. COUNTRIES VISITED: Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Indonesia, Philippines, India, Singapore, Mexico, Nic- aragua, El Salvador, Panama, Patton Hospital, Peru, Venezuela, Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Colombia, Ecua- dor, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Guatemala INTERNSHIP: Dillingham Ship Repair, Swan Island, Portland, Oregon 470 The world is like an olive press, and men are con- stantly under pressure. If you are the dregs of the oil you are carried away through the sewer, but if you are true oil you remain in the vessel. Observe the dregs, observe the oil, and choose, for pressure takes place through all the world. We all know men who grumble under these pressures and complain, but they speak as the dregs of oil which later run away to the sewer. They lack splendor. James Michener ROBERT NEIL MITCHELL RUSTY” Orange, California CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: MIDSHIPS, HEAR THIS, Propeller Club, SNAME, Sailing, Fine Arts Club, Frisbee Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Delta Sud, Del Oro — Delta Lines; Gulf Trader, Shirley Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Arco Prudhoe Bay — Arco COUNTRIES VISITED: Bolivia, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Egypt, Guatemala, Honduras, Iran, Kuwait, Malaysia, Nica- ragua, Oman, Panama, Peru, Saudi Arabia, Yemen INTERNSHIP: Fluor Engineers and Constructors, Inc., Southern California Division; Irvine, California 471 5 FABRICE WILLIAM MOORE RALPH99 Vineland, New Jersey CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Rugby, MIDSHIPS, Midshipman Photography Association, Wrestling, Automotive Interest Club, Sportsman’s Club, Honor Guard, Fine Arts Club, Varsity Club, Monday Night Football Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Sea — Land Galloway- Sea-Land; Export Builder — American Export Lines; Tillie Lykes, Gulf Merchant — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED: Germany, Holland, Spain, Panama, California, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Philip- pines, Egypt, Italy, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru 472 I REFLECTIONS Burlando’s Bat... Susan ... Montauk Mac ... Sam u-no ... Jane ... February 28 ... “Which ship is it? You can’t Miss it” ... Wooo!!!... White Lightning ... Free Spirit ... Thanksgiving and Christmas in beautiful downtown Buenaventura ... Capt. Elias ... Circle R, toothpaste cap unstencilled ... Barri ... Dr. Tretiak ... Moniquita, Susana, and Sonia ... Chromedome ... handshake O T ... Puerto Cortez and “Blueberries” ... Bus 7 to Maipu, sure!! ... Mac-Duf- flebag ... Karol W. Kingerie ... Raghead ... Beauregard ... S V Bonnie ... 2SL1 ... Ayy, Monica ... Amorhouse ... WZ3185 ... ( Arlene ... Miss Ovary ... R R ... Alisande ... Margeaux ... Rent a Wreck, for sure! ... CX6 ... Kings Point Spirit... “Every Little bit helps” ... Elll — an — orr!!! ... spunky ... 22217 ... Kelly ... Regi- mental Commandor? Thanks, Mike!.. . Kmac ... PR dinners ... The Citadel and Admiral Stockdale ... VPI and P.A.L. ... Regimental Controversy ... RAIDE ... Down Towne ... Lori Coooo!!... Finally, Bonnie and Clyde on a T M! ... Robin ... Capt. Joe the con man ... Vinnie ... Right, Dave? ... WDBS, KINGS POINT ... “Lois, there’s something I’ve been meaning to tell you” ... Third Mate first try!! •.. Robert Roy Swanbeck, Jr. ... Sailing Addendum ... so much to repay ... game room ... ship models requested, flags received ... S S C ... Eddie the bus driver ... so many friends amid so many “enemi ” —JK,m Rnnnip Svlvia Karen Morehouse... FWE. EDWARD ALTON MOREHOUSE CLARK” Titusville, Florida CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Skipper “BON- NIE”, Honor Guard, Fine Arts Club, R.O.A. — Co- Chairman, Midshipman Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Sea-Land Venture — Sea-Land; Velma Lykes, Shirley Lykes, Gulf Farmer — Lykes Brothers; Delta Mar — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Israel, Italy, Holland, Ger- many, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Chile, Peru, Gua- temala, Honduras, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, South Africa, Somalia, Tanzania, Kenya, Mozambique, New Jersey INTERNSHIP: Board of Commissioners of the Port of New Orleans: New Orleans, Louisiana 473 474 : DAVID LEIGH MORGAN Omaha, Nebraska CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Rugby, Sailing, Varsity Club, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Gulf Shipper, Solon Tur- man, Louise Lykes — Lykes Brothers; President Tay- lor — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Colombia, Panama, Peru, Ecuador, Israel, Italy, Spain, Japan, Korea, People’s Republic of China, Singapore, India, Bangladesh, Philippines INTERNSHIP: Boeing Marine Systems: Renton, Washington WftJ ROBERT WESLEY MUMFORD ROB” Manchester, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Hockey Club, Glee Club, Midshipman Council SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Young America — American Export Lines; Mormaclynx — Moore McCormack Lines; USNS Potomac — Hudson Water- ways, Inc.; Delta Venezuela — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, Greece, Tur- key, France, Sicily, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Panama, Dominican Republic, Curacao, St. Croix INTERNSHIP: Combustion Engineering, Inc.: Wind- sor, Connecticut 475 9m:' PAUL JOSEPH MURPHY MURPH” Duxbury, Massachusetts CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Crew, HEAR THIS, Third Class President, Track, Newman Club — Vice- President, Christian Fellowship Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: African Comet, Export Freedom — Farrell Lines; USNS Sealift Arabian Sea — Marine Transport Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: South Africa, Kenya, Tan- zania, Mozambique, Aruba, Cuba, Puerto Rico, St. Croix, Israel, Greece, Italy, France, Spain INTERNSHIP: Marine Transport Lines, Inc. 476 I Sr l- — MICHAEL LOUIS MURRAY MIKE” Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Propeller Club, Presi- dent, R.O.A., Co-President, Newman Club, Fourth Class Vice-President, Midshipman Officer, Ambu- lance Squad, Honor Guard, Social Committee, Biology at Nassau College, Philly T M SHIPS AND COMPANIES: American Astronaut — United States Lines; Mormacaltair — Moore McCormack Lines; Export Patriot — American Export Lines; Austral Ensign, Red Jacket — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Panama, Guam, Hong Kong, Japan, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Germany, Holland, France, England, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey INTERNSHIP: Inter Ocean Management Corpora- tion: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 477 MATTHEW LESLEY NEILL San Antonio, Texas CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: HEAR THIS, Intramu- rals, Trident Club, Sailing, Fine Arts Club, Midship- man Officer, Varsity Sack-In, Monday Night Football SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Del Oro — Delta Lines; Sheldon Lykes, Zoella Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED: Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Republic of Benin, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Panama, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Indonesia, Sarawak, Taiwan, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP: Lykes Brothers Steamship Company, West Gulf Division: Houston, Texas KENNETH MICHAEL NEUMANN KEN” Kirkwood, Missouri CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Honor Guard, Drill Team, Color Guard, Intramurals, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Ruth Lykes, Docotr Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Delta Mexico, Delta Argen- tina — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Germany, England, Indone- sia, Ivory Coast, Senegal, Liberia, Republic of Came- roons, Populaire du Benin, Netherlands, Panama, Nic- aragua, Dominican Republic INTERNSHIP: St. Louis Ship: St. Louis, Missouri 479 480 STEPHEN NEUMANN INHUMAN NEUMANN” East Patchogue, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Cross-Country, Track. Varsity Club COUNTRIES VISITED: Arbua, Curacao, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, El Salvador, St. Croix, Guam, Taiwan, China, Japan, Venezuela, Dominican Repub- lic, Panama .vafe- AAau. CHRIS NIJSEE Medford, Oregon CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Automotive Interest Club, Machinist Club, Sailing, Midshipman Photogra- phy Association, Fine Arts Club, First Pub Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Korean Mail, President Jefferson — American President Lines; California — Matson; Atison Pass — Keystone; Santa Mercedes — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Taiwan, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, India, Bangladesh, Mexico, Pan- ama, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecua- dor INTERNSHIP: Boeing Marine Systems: Renton, Washington 481 GEORGE W. NUTBROWN Westfield, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Regimental Band SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Santa Cruz — Pruden- tial Lines; Mormacdraco — Moore McCormack Lines; Sea-Land Resource — Sea-Land Service; LNG Aries — Energy Transportation Corp. COUNTIRES VISITED: Venezuela, Brazil, Argen- tina, Uruguay, Spain, Holland, Germany, Japan, Indonesia INTERNSHIP: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute 482 PAUL XAVIER O’NEILL JR. P.X.” CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Computer Club, Presi- dent, Social Committee, June Weekend Committee, Co-Chairman, Ski Club, Color Guard, Honor Guard, SNAME, Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: USNS Norwalk — Mili- tary Sealift Command; American Lynx — United States Lines; Mormacregal, Mormacsun — Moore McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Scotland, Ireland, Spain, Panama, Guam, Hong Kong, Japan, Brazil INTERNSHIP: P. X. Engineering Co., Inc. 483 1 DANIEL JOSEPH ORTIZ ORTZ” Bloomingburg, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Sportsman’s Club, Trident Club, Automotive Interest Club, Ski Club, Restriction Fence Climbing Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Santa Clara — Pruden- tial Lines; African Neptune — Farrell Lines; Sealift Antarctic — Marine Transport Lines; Delta Ecuador — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Colombia, Panama, Ecua- dor, Peru, Chile, Ghana, South Africa, France, Eng- land, Belgium, Holland, Italy, Spain, Azores, Domini- can Republic 484 THOMAS CHARLES OSBORNE OZZIE” Westwood, New Jersey CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Cross-Country, First Class President SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Defiance — American Export Lines; Mormacwave — Moore McCormack Lines; Santa Clara — Prudential Lines; Sea-Land Finance — Sea-Land Services; Atigun Pass — Key- stone COUNTRIES VISITED: Greece, Turkey, Italy, France, Spain, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Canada INTERNSHIP: U.S. Coast Guard: San Francisco, California TJlr?r bC Cs . 485 I You’re my blue skies Love my sunny days! RICHARD A. PAIS RICHIE” Bel Air, Maryland CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Throgs Neck Bridge T M, Rugby, Track, SNAME, Propeller Club, Trident Club, Monday Night Football SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Howell Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Arco Prudhoe Bay — Arco; Austral Rain- bow' — Farrell Lines; President Eisenhower — Amer- ican President Lines; Hawaiian Queen — Matson COUNTRIES VISITED: Malaysia, Indonesia, Singa- pore, Hong Kong, Borneo, New Guinea, Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand, Pago Pago, Philippines, Tai- wan, Italy, Israel, Tahiti INTERNSHIP: Maryland Shipbuilding and Drydoek Co.: Baltimore, Maryland 486 i ANTHONY LOUIS PAPOULIAS JR. TONY” Salisbury, Maryland CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Honor Guard, Trident Club, Sailing SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Great Republic — Amer- ican Export Lines; Austral Envoy — Farrell Lines; Allegiance — International Ocean Transport; Mor- macdraco — Moore McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, Israel, Greece, France, New Zealand, Australia, South America 487 1 SAMUEL ROBERT PECOTA SAM” San Jose, California CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: War Games Club, Hockey Club, Glee Club, June Weekend Committee, Propeller Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Alaskan Mail, President McKinley; Austral Moon — Farrell Lines; Santa Mariana — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Korea, Singapore, India, Indonesia, Philippines, Pago Pago, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP: American President Lines: Oakland, California i 488 m •••-- ;• � L GREGG ROBERT PELOWSKI GREGGIE” Atwater, California CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Crew, Color Guard, Honor Guard, SNAME, Jerry Lewis Telethon, Tri- dent Club, Martial Arts Club, Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacdraco — Moore McCormack Lines; Hawaiian Queen, Hawaiian Enter- prise — Matson; President McKinley, President Fill- more — American President Lines; Mobil Chicago — Mobil COUNTRIES VISITED: Hawaii, Hong Kong, Kow- loon, Manila, Japan, Korea, Argentina, Uruguay, Bra- zil INTERNSHIP: Pittston Marine Transport Corpora- tion: New York, New York 489 God grant me the serenity to accept things I cannot change; courage to change those I can; and the wisdom to know the difference. 490 JACK JAMES PERKUHN UNCLE JACK” Somers, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Honor Guard, Color Guard, R.O.A., Crew, Cross-Country Intramurals, Regimental Commander, Las Vegas — MDA SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormactide — Moore McCormack Lines; Lash Italia — Prudential Lines; Export Leader — American Export Lines; Golden Monarch — Apex Marine Inc.; Eastern Sun, Western Sun, Delaware Sun, Pennsylvania Sun — Sun Trans- port Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED: Venezuela, Southwest Africa, South Africa, Portugal, Spain, France, Eng- land, Netherlands, Germany, Egypt, Romania, Baha- mas, Puerto Rico INTERNSHIP: Marine Transport Lines: New York, New York WAYNE FREDERICK PETERS JR. SNEAKY PETE” Newark, Delaware CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Swim Team, R.I.S., Fine Arts Club, Midshipman Council, Bowling Club, Pro- peller Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: African Sun, Export Leader, Austral Ensign — Farrell Lines; USNS Seal- ift Caribbean — Marine Transport Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: South Africa, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Sierra Leone, France, England, Germany, Netherlands, Mexico, Panama, New Zealand, Austra- lia INTERNSHIP: Sun Transport: Claymont, Delaware 4 491 HUGH ARTHUR PIERCY HEY YOU” Lafayette, California CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Trident Club, Ski Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Alaskan Mail — Ameri- can President Lines; Austral Moon — Farrell Lines; Chevron California, Hillyer Brown — Chevron; Santa Magdalena — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Canada, Japan, Korea, Sin- gapore, India, Sumatra, Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Bra- zil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador PETER DAVID PIZZARELLI JR. PIZZA” St. James, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Wrestling, Var- sity Club, Weight Lifting Club, Trident Club, Ski Club, Honor Guard SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacsaga — Moore McCormack Lines; Delta Caribe — Delta Lines; Hil- lyer Brown — Chevron; Tyson Lykes — Lykes Broth- ers COUNTRIES VISITED: Brazil, Venezuela, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP: Chevron: California 493 WILLIAM FRANK POPPE BILL” Seaford, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Band, Stage Band, Chess Club, Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Diplomat — American Export Lines; Santa Cruz — Prudential Lines; American Legion — United States Lines; Mor- macvega — Moore McCormack Lines; USNS Sealift Mediterranean — Military Sealift Command COUNTRIES VISITED: Morocco, Tunisia, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Portugal, Colombia, Panama, Ecua- dor, Chile, Peru, Dominican Republic, Curacao, Aruba, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Brazil, Argen- tina, Uruguay INTERNSHIP: Energy' Transportation Corporation: New York, New York 494 G ■ DAVID LAWRENCE QUIGLEY Lowell, Massachusetts CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Track, Crew, HEAR THIS, Fine Arts Club, Sportsman’s Club, Varsity Club, Ski Club, Trident Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Howell Lykes — Lykes Brothers; President Madison, President Adams — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Canal Zone, El Salvador, Taiwan, Japan, Philippines, Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Borneo, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, India, Paki- stan, Israel, Italy INTERNSHIP: Boston Towboat Company 495 ■ VICTOR KARL RAINES VIC” Dothan, Alabama CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Rugby, Trident Club, Sportsman’s Club, Fine Arts Club, SNAME, Marlin- spike Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Carter Braxton — Waterman; Aimee Lykes, Zoella Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED: Russia, Germany, Belgium, Republic of South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya, Panama, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Long Island INTERNSHIP: David W. Taylor Naval Ship Research and Development Center: Carderock, Mary- land 496 497 KENNETH GLENN RASCHER THERASCH” Yucaipa, California CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Fine Arts Club, Sailing, Volleyball, Bowling, Honor Guard, MIDSHIPS, June Weekend Committee, Ring Committee, R.O.A. SHIPS AND COMPANIES: President Fillmore — American President Lines; Austral Moon, Austral Lightning — Farrell Lines; Arco Anchorage — Atlan- tic Richfield Company COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, American Samoa, Australia, New Zea- land, French Polynesia, New Guinea, Canada, Great Neck INTERNSHIP: Atlantic Richfield Company FRANK WILLIAM RAWLEY III RAPID” Jakarta, Indonesia CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Ambulance Squad, Pis- tol, Sailing, Steeplejacks, Skydiving Club, Mountai- neering Club, “Indoc” ’81, ’82, ’83, Newman Club, Jerry Lewis Telethon SHIPS AND COMPANIES: President Harrison, Korean Mail — American President Lines; Illinois — States Lines; Portland — Sea-Land; Santa Mariana — Delta Lines; John Shwerin — Interlake Shipping COUNTRIES VISITED: Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Alaska, Canada, Malaysia, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ceylon, Korea, Sharjah, Saudi Arabia, Chile, Peru, Argentina, Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Nicaragua, Panama, Venezuela, Uruguay INTERNSHIP: International Services, Milton Not- tingham: Washington D.C. He who would greatly achieve must greatly dare, for brilliant victory is only achieved at the risk of disastrous defeat. Washington Irving 1783 498 TERRY LEE REDMAN Houston, Texas CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Midshipman Officer, R.I.S., SNAME, Propeller Club, Ultimate Frisbee Club, Sailing SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Thomas Nelson — Waterman; LNG Aquarius, LNG Capricorn — Energy Transportation Corp. COUNTRIES VISITED: Malta, Egypt, Jordan, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Ethiopa, French Territory of Affars Issas, Sri Lanka, India, Bangladesh, Eng- land, Indonesia, Japan, Singapore, Around the World (1978) INTERNSHIP: Energy Transportation Corporation: Quincy, Massachusetts 499 TONY REGISTER TK” Wilmington, North Carolina CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Chapel Choir, ■- SNAME, Propeller Club, HEAR THIS, Regimental Commissary Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: SS Mormacrigel, SS Young America, SS Export Patriot, SS American Lynx, SS Sealift Mediterranean COUNTRIES VISITED: Brazil, Spain, Italy, Turkey, Greece, England, Holland, Germany, France, Pan- ama, China, Taiwan, Japan, Guam, Aruba, Cuba, St. Croix 500 mmm KEITH WILLIAM RESTLE WRONG WAY’’ North Babylon, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: HEAR THIS, Ring Dance Committee, June Weekend Committee, Mid- shipman Officer, Fine Arts Club, Propeller Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Patriot, Export Ambassador-American Export Lines; Mormacaltair — Moore McCormack Lines; M V L’Olonnois COUNTRIES VISITED: India, Pakistan, Bangla- desh, Sri Lanka, South Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Spain, Italy, France, West Germany, Holland, Eng- land, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, New Apatha INTERNSHIP: A. L. Burbank Co. 501 SAM REYNOLDS SAMMY” El Paso, Texas CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: President Fillmore — American President Lines; Austral Moon — Farrell Lines; Delta Mar-Delta Lines; Gulf Farmer — Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Canada, American Samoa, New Guinea, Australia, New Zealand, Honduras, Uruguay, Guate- mala, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina INTERNSHIP: Port of Commissioners of New Orle- ans 502 i THOMAS PATRICK RISLEY RIZ” Candor, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Crew, Rugby, MID- SHIPS SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormactide — Moore McCormack Lines; Export Leader — American Export Lines; Lash Italia — Prudential Lines; Arco Enterprise — Arco; Sealift Antarctica — Marine Transport Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: South Africa, Tunis, Portu- gal, Egypt, United Kindom, Texas, Romania, Turkey, Lebanon, Holland, France, Germany INTERNSHIP: United States Salvage Association, Inc.: New York, New York 503 KEVIN DENNIS RODGERS SR. MR. RODGERS” Lake Grove, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Christian Fellowship Club, Drama Club, Tattoo Acting Department, June Weekend Committee, Tutoring, Being a Husband and a Father, MIDSHIPS SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Defender, Export Ambassador — American Export Lines; Export Patriot — Farrell Lines; Delta Venezuela — Delta Lines; Mormacstar — Moore McCormack Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Portugal, Morocco, Tunisia, Italy, Yugoslavia, Greece, Turkey, Spain, Germany, France, Holland, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Ven- ezuela, Ecuador, Mexico INTERNSHIP: Grumman Aerospace THOMAS KENNETH ROTHROFFY TR2 Balboa, Canal Zone CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Regimental Band, Midshipman Photography Association, Trident Club, Midshipman Officer, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Delta Mexico, Delta Norte, Delta Caribe — Delta Lines; C V Stag Hound — Farrell Lines; George Walton — Water- man COUNTRIES VISITED: Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Spain, Italy, France, Greece, Germany, USSR INTERNSHIP: Panama Canal Company: Canal Zone 505 e , PAUL JOSEPH RUBINO RUBY” Dallas, Pennsylvania CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Second Class President, Ring Dance Committee, Football, Ski Club, Weight- lifting Club, Automotive Interest Club, Trident Club, Honor Guard, Honor Board COUNTRIES VISITED: Germany, France, Holland, England, Panama, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, India, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, New Apatha 506 EDWARD NELSON RUTH BABYRUTH” Marion, Indiana CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Football, Indoor Out- door Track, Midshipman Photography Association, MIDSHIPS SHIPS AND COMPANIES: John B. Waterman — Waterman; Steamer Johnstown — Bethlehem Steel; Texaco Massachusetts — Texaco, Gulf Farmer, Alme- ria Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Panama, Algeria, Egypt, Italy INTERNSHIP: U.S. Coast Guard, Marine Safety: Detroit, Michigan 507 STEVEN WAYNE SASSAMAN SASS” Caledonia, Illinois CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: SNAME, War Games Club, Cross-Country SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Frederick Lykes, Gulf Trade, Christopher Lykes, Thompson Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Philippines, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Israel, Italy INTERNSHIP: Woodward Governor Co., Inc.: Rock- ford, Illinois 508 MARK MICHAEL SAVINO Bay ville, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Midshipman Council, Wrestling, Varsity Club, Midshipman Officer, SNAME, Noon Workout Coordinator, Intramural Wrestling Champ SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Mormacsea, Mormac- draco — Moore McCormack Lines; Lash Atlantico — Prudential Lines; Allegiance — International Ocean Transport COUNTRIES VISITED: South Africa, Egypt, Tur- key, Romania, Russia, Greece, Spain, Brazil, Argen- tina, Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico INTERNSHIP: Sperry Corporation: Great Neck, New York 509 Finally, God, if fate seems to uppercut me with both hands and I’m laid up on the shelf in sickness or old age, help me to take that as part of the game also. Help me not to whimper or squeal that the game was a frameup or that I had a raw deal. When in the dusk I get the final bell, I ask for no lying, complimentary stones. I’d only like to know that you feel I’ve been a good guy. — Chaplain’s Digest DANIEL STEVEN SHELT JN DANNY BOY” Pasco, Washington CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Wrestling, Color Guard, Muscular Dystrophy “Love Run,” War Games Club, Sportsman’s Club, Radio Club, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Wyoming — States Lines; Phillips Foss — Foss Launch Tow; President Johnson, President Cleveland — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Phil- ippines, Indonesia, Singapore, India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia INTERNSHIP: American President Lines: Seattle, Washington 510 EILEEN DA VITTA SHIELDS Upper Marlboro, Maryland CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Sailing, Mari- nettes, Fine Arts Club, SNAME, Martial Arts Club, Automotive Interest Club, Softball, Muscular Dystro- phy Rowathon SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Santa Maria — Delta Lines; President Jefferson — American President Lines; Mormaclynx — Moore McCormack Lines; Pennsylvania Sun — Sun Transport; Cason J. Calla- way — U.S. Steel COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Taiwan, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Para- guay, Panama, Chile, Venezuela, Mexico, Canada, Virgin Islands 511 ROBERT RUSSELL SHINN BOB” Parkersburg, West Virginia CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: R.O.A., R.I.S., Midship- man Council, Intramurals, Propeller Club, Fine Arts Club, Chapel Choir, Muscular Dystrophy Fund Rais- ing SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Stonewall Jackson — Waterman; Texaco Connecticut — Texaco; Allison Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED: Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Ara- bia, Ethiopia, Djibouti, Kuwait, Iran, Pakistan, North Yemen, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Bahamas, Pan- ama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Somalia, Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique 512 XV — Dr. Johnson He who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man 5 JOHN WILLIAM SIMONSE Chester, New Jersey CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Karate Club, Weightlift- ing Club, Automotive Interest Club, R.B.U., Football, Trident Club, Rugby SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Hawaiian Monarch —- Matson; President Kennedy — American President Lines; Santa Magdalena — Prudential Lines; Great Republic — Farrell Lines; Export Aide — American Export Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Canada, Panama, Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, France, England, Holland, Germany, Sicily, Egypt, South Yemen, Paki- stan, India, Sri Lanka, Hawaii 513 MICHAEL DEAN SMITH SMITTY” Alexandria, Virginia CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Regimental Band, Stage Band, E.D. Squad, Sportsman’s Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Margaret Lykes, Leslie Lykes, Thompson Lykes, Frederick Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Robert E. Lee — Waterman COUNTRIES VISITED: South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya, Spain, France, Italy, Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Ethiopia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Iran, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Sudan 514 JEFFREY DOBBS SPEIGHT JEFF” Portland, Oregon CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Crew, Century Club, SNAME, Sportsman’s Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Maine — States Lines; American Mail, President Madison — American Pres- ident Lines; Green Island — Central Gulf Lines; M V Zapata Ranger — Zapata Tankerships Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Canada, Netherlands, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Singapore, Mexico INTERNSHIP: National Cargo Bureau: Portland, Oregon 515 516 JOHN EDWARD STARR Malverne, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Bicycle Club, Honor Guard, Social Committee, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: American Lynx - United States Lines; Austral Pilot, Austral Rainbow — Farrell Lines; Santa Mercedes — Delta Lines; M V Sentinel — Crowley Maritime Corp. COUNTRIES VISITED: Guam, Hong Kong, Japan, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, American Samoa, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Brooklyn INTERNSHIP: U.S. Coast Guard; San Francisco, California WILLIAM IGNATIUS STEMWELL III STEMSTER” La Mesa, California CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Sportsman’s Club, Machinist Club, Automotive Interest Club, Monday Night Football Assn. SHIPS AND COMPANIES: President Kennedy — American President Lines; Austral Rainbow — Far- rell Lines; Delta Africa — Delta Lines; El Paso Southern — El Paso Marine COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Korea, Tahiti, Australia, New Zealand, Throgs Neck, New Guinea, Canada, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Panama INTERNSHIP: El Paso Marine: Cove Point, Mary- land 517 TIMOTHY RICHARD STEWART WHIMMY” Mount Clemens, Michigan CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Drill Team — Com- mander, Honor Guard, Color Guard, SNAME, Propel- ler Club, R.O.A., Intramurals — Basketball, Volley- ball, Swimming, Rowing, Bowling, Bowling — Co- Captain, Fine Arts Club, June Weekend 79 Commit- tee, Noon Workout, Muscular Dystrophy Telethon — 79, Ambulance Driver, First Class Basketball SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Shirley Lykes, Stella Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Export Patriot; Harry Coulby — Pickands-Mather COUNTRIES VISITED: Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Italy, Spain, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Germany, France, England, Netherlands, Great Neck INTERNSHIP: Ford Motor Company, Steel Division, Marine Operations Department: Dearborn, Michigan ■ 518 DAVID JOHN STURDEVANT STURDS” Alexandria, Virginia CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Football, Crew, Varsity Club, Propeller Club, Trident Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Defender — American Export Lines; Santa Clara — Prudential Lines; Delta Colombia, Delta Argentina — Delta Steamship Lines; M V Zapata Ranger — Zapata Tankships Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED: Azores, Morocco, Tunisia, Yugoslavia, Italy, Portugal, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Panama, Venezuela, Canary Islands, Sene- gal, Togo, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Cameroon, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Mexico INTERNSHIP: David Taylor Naval Ship Research and Development Center: Carderock, Maryland 519 ROBERT ROY SWANBECK JR. SWANIE” St. Thomas, Virgin Islands CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing Team, Christian Fellowship Club, Glee Club, Bowling, Intramurals, Fine Arts Club, SNAME, R.O.A., Muscular Dystrophy Telethon SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Almeria Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Delta Mexico, Santa Mariana — Delta Lines; Michigan — States Lines; Austral Moon — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: England, Germany, Nether- lands, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Liberia, Senegal, Guatemala, Honduras, Taiwan, Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador INTERNSHIP: American President Lines: Seattle, Washington 520 A ship in a harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for. SHEDD There are three things that remain — faith, hope, and love — and the greatest of these is love. 1 THOMAS SWEENEY SWEENS” San Antonio, Texas CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Varsity Club, Third Class and Fourth Class Officer SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Santa Barbara — Pru- dential Lines; Export Freedom — American Export Lines; Chevron Washington — Chevron; Austral Lightning — Farrell Lines; President Truman — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Santo Domingo, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Spain, Italy, France, Greece, Israel, Tahiti, Australia, New Guinea, Japan, Taiwan, China, Korea, Ronkonkoma, Boardybarn, Bubscity, H.B. INTERNSHIP: Farrell Lines: New York, New York 521 TIMOTHY CHARLES TEAL TIM” Lakewood, Colorado CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Honor Board, Tutor, Insomniac, TR-8 SHIPS AND COMPANIES: President Fillmore — American President Lines; Idaho — States Lines; Maunawili — Matson; Del Oro — Delta Lines; Chev- ron California — Chevron COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Oki- nawa, Philippines, Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia, Nikisii INTERNSHIP: Castle Cooke Terminals, Ltd.: Hon- olulu, Hawaii It is vanishing now; The bottomless optimism The irresistable anticipation Of Utopia close at hand. Just beyond my grasp. The problems, the deep gulf, Are past — tortured memories. But so is the warmth of desire Which would so often flash Into sunburst passion. The monkey on my back Has taken less human form. No longer does mistrust simmer deep; I’m haunted by visions Of listless complacency. Do I resent the prize for the aching cost of victory. Or is my own taste peculiar, Preferring the bittersweet to the Saccharine? No sacrifice was made Just the passing of a phase My love and trust aren't being pursued. Just humored while my future Is molded to plans not my own. I wish 1 was leaving — Back to the salt spray and chill winds And the lonely, restless daydreams. Adieu” with a tear hurts less Than bonjour with a yawn. The sea’s not an excuse To run from obligations. It’s a singular identity — A lonely man’s chance to chart His own destiny. I must write my own pages I'll share my dreams, shaping Life as a root seeks a downward path. But the story must be mine Even if no one else reads the book. 12 January 1980 522 I GREGORY EVANS TEMPLE G.T.” Walnut Creek, California CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Rugby, Crew, Honor Board, Midshipman Photography Association, Cen- tury Club, Ski Club f 1 SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Austral Lightning — Farrell Lines; President Kennedy, President Roose- velt — American President Lines; Nevada — States Lines; Chevron Mississippi — Chevron COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Samoa, Australia, New Guinea INTERNSHIP: U.S. Coast Guard: San Diego, Cali- fornia 523 RICHARD WILLIAM TESTA RICK” Struthers, Ohio CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Football, Baseball SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Solon Turman, Gulf Farmer, Joseph Lykes, Frederick Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Delta Mar — Delta Lines; William E. Reiss — Colombia Transportation COUNTRIES VISITED: Israel, Italy, France, Spain, South Africa, Mozambique, Guatemala, Honduras, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile INTERNSHIP: Babcock and Wilcox Company 524 PATRICK ALLEN THACKER PAT” Skamokawa, Washington CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Ski Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Indian Mail, President Jefferson — American President Lines; Illinois, Mon- tana — States Lines; Chevron California — Chevron COUNTRIES VISITED: Korea, Japan, Singapore, India, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Skamokawa INTERNSHIP: Chevron Shipping Co.: San Francisco, California 525 RICHARD PAUL THORSEN RICHIE” Central Valley, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Automotive Interest Club, SNAME, HEAR THIS, Liberty Hound SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Sheldon Lykes, James Lykes, Almeria Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Sam Hous- ton — Waterman COUNTRIES VISITED: South Africa, Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Spain, Italy, Egypt, Sudan, Jordan, Iran, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, England, Germany, Holland, New Apa- tha, Texas INTERNSHIP: Energy Transportation Corporation: New York, New York 526 I PAUL GEORGE TOWNSLEY TOWNZ” Omao, Kauai, Hawaii CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Swimming, Vol- leyball, Regimental Band, Frisbee Club, Honor Board, Fine Arts Club, Sportman’s Club, Surfing Team, SNAME SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Santa Magdalena, Delta Paraguay — Delta Lines; Thomas Lynch — Water- man; Maui — Matson; President Fillmore — Ameri- can President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Japan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Korea, Morocco, Egypt, Ethiopia, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nige- ria, Senegal INTERNSHIP: Citizens Utilities Company, Kauai Electric Division 527 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Football, Social Commit- tee, Varsity Club, Indoor Track, Lacrosse s SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Waterman S.S. Co. — Lykes Bros.; Delta S.S. Co. — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Egypt, Sudan, Jordan, French Somali, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Morocco, Japan, Taiwan, Chile, Peru, El Salvador, Greece, Sicily INTERNSHIP: Captain Moyes, Marine Surveyor: San Francisco, California 528 PAUL USURIELLO P.U.” Staten Island, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Weightlifting Club, SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Defiance, Austral Moon — Farrell Lines; Mormacdraco — Moore McCormack; President Fillmore — American President Lines; BT Alaska — Marine Transport Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, Greece, Tur- key, South America, Australia, New Zealand INTERNSHIP: Graver Water Conditioning Co.: Union, New Jersey 529 ERIC CORNELIO VILUCE PANAMA” Panama, Republic of Panama CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: R.B.U., Cross-Country, Christian Fellowship Club, Propeller Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Panama — Sea-Land; Frederick Lykes, Gulf Trader — Lykes Brothers; Green Island — Central Gulf; Gulf Fleet 20, Gulf Fleet 32 — Gulf Fleet Marine Corporation COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Philippines, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Netherlands, Suez Canal, Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Singapore INTERNSHIP: Panama Canal Company: Balboa, Republic of Panama 530 SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Shirley Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Delta Uruguay — Delta Lines; Maunalei — Matson; Chevron Mississippi — Chevron Shipping Co.; President Harrison — American President Lines; M V Mercury — Crowley Maritime Corp. COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Algeria, Egypt, Italy, France, Canada, Dominican Republic, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Philippines, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Hawaii, Alaska INTERNSHIP: Crowley Maritime Corporation: Seat- tle, Washington PHILIP JAMES VOORHEES PHIL” Brielle, New Jersey CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Propeller Club, Trident Club, Ski Club, Sailing, Football, Marlinspike Club, Sportsman’s Club f r ROBERT JAMES WALLS BOB” Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Crew — Co-Captain, Sportsman’s Club, SNAME, Propeller Club, Varsity Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Santa Isabel — Pruden- tial Lines; C V Lightning — American Export Lines; Mormacargo — Moore McCormack Lines; Sealift Arc- tic — Marine Transport Lines; Delta America — Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, Great Britain, Netherlands, West Germany, Bahrain, Japan, Kuwait, Philippines INTERNSHIP: Philadelphia Naval Shipyard 532 ! KEITH ALBERT WALZAK BOX” Kinnelon, New Jersey CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Automotive Interest Club, Varsity Club, Sportsman’s Club, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES: John Penn, Jeff Davis — Waterman; Delta Sud — Delta Lines; James Lykes — Lykes Brothers COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Italy, Egypt, Algeria, Yugoslavia, West Germany, Russia, Brazil, Argen- tina, Venezuela, Honduras, Jordan, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Ethiopia, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka 533 DOUGLAS CURTIS WATERS DUKE” Seattle, Washington CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Spending Time With Friends, Automotive Interest Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: American President Lines; States Lines; Delta Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Korea, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Philippines, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Ecua- dor, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Canada, Taiwan, Singa- pore, Okinawa INTERNSHIP: Matson Navigation: Seattle, Wash- ington 534 LEONARD HENRY WATKINS LENNY” Flushing, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Ski Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Young America — American Export Lines; Norwalk — Military Sealift Command; Arizona, Idaho — States Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Spain, Greece, Italy, Tur- key, Scotland, Japan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Korea INTERNSHIP: Moran Tugs 535 STEVEN DONALD WATT SLICK SQUAT” Annapolis, Maryland CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Band, Baseball, Frisbee Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Thomas Lynch - Waterman; Delta Paraguay, Santa Magdalena — Delta Lines; Maunalei, Maui — Matson; President Fillmore — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Morocco, Egypt, Saudi Ara- bia, Ethiopia, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nigeria, Senegal, Mexico, Panama, Venezuela, Colombia, Bra- zil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Canada, Japan, Philippines, Korea INTERNSHIP: Department of Transportation, Har- bors Division: Kauai, Hawaii; Kauai Electric HARLAN WAX f MELANCHOLY GLAND” Mamaroneck, New York CLl BS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Bicycle Clui� , HEAR THIS, Botany Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Buyer, Export Ambassador, Young America, Export Patriot Far- rell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Panama, Canada, Netherlands, England, Germany, France, Italy 537 WILLIAM WALLACE WHITSON JR. WHIT’9 Arlington, Virginia CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Pistol, Radio Club, Fly- ing Club, R.O.A., Midshipman Officer, Midshipman Council, Drill Team, Intramurals SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Ruth Lykes, Doctor Lykes, Charles Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Newark — Sea-Land COUNTRIES VISITED: Panama, Djakarta, Sura- baya, Nicaragua, Bremerhaven, Rotterdam, England, Alaska, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea INTERNSHIP: David W. Taylor Naval Ship Research and Development Center: Carderock, Mary- land I must go down to the seas again, 10 me loneiy sea and the sky. And all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by. And the wheel’s kick and the wind’s song and the white sail’s shaking. And a grey mist on the sea’s face and a grey dawn breaking. I must go down to the seas again. For the call of the running tide is a wild call and a clear call that may not be denied; And all I ask is a windy day with the white clouds flying. And the flung spray and the blown spume and the sea- gulls crying. John Masefield HIGH FLIGHT John Gillespie Magee, Jr. Oh, I have slipped the surly bonds of earth and danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings; Sunward I've climbed, and joined the tumbling mirth Of sun split clouds — and done a hundred things You have not dreamed of — wheeled and soared and swung High in the sunlit silence. Hov’ring there, I've chased the shouting wind along, and flung my eager craft through halls of air. Up, up the long, delirious, burning blue I’ve topped the windswept heights with easy grace Where never lark, or even eagle flew. And, while with silent, lifting mind I’ve trod The high untrespassed sanctity of space, put out my hand, and touched the face of God. 538 DOUGLAS JOHN WICKHAM San Diego, California CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Ultimate Frisbee Team, MIDSHIPS SHIPS AND COMPANIES: President Kennedy — American President Lines; Austral Rainbow — Far- rell Lines; Santa Maria — Delta Lines; Kittanning — Keystone COUNTRIES VISITED: Japan, Korea, Philippines, Hong Kong, Australia, Tahiti, New Guinea, New Zea- land, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Sumatra, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia INTERNSHIP: Scripps Institute of Oceanography: La Jolla, California 539 DUDLEY SCOTT WIEGAND Laurel, Maryland CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Swimming, Frisbee Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Austral Patriot, Export Agent — Farrell Lines; Great Republic — American Export Lines; Mormaclynx — Moore McCormack Lines; Sea-Land Galloway — Sea-Land COUNTRIES VISITED: South Africa, West Africa, England, France, Germany, Spain, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina 540 CHERYL A. WILLIAMS Chicago, Illinois CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Crew, MID- SHIPS, Basketball SHIPS AND COMPANIES: C V Staghound — American Export Lines; Santa Cruz — Prudential Lines; Mormaclynx — Moore McCormack Lines; Delta Africa — Delta Lines; Cason J. Callaway — U.S. Steel; Pennsylvania Sun — Sun Transport Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: England, Germany, Hol- land, France, Venezuela, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Netherland Antilles 541 MARK JEFFREY WILSON Honolulu, Hawai CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Swimming, MIDSHIPS Photography, Trident Club, Officer’s Club, Surfing, Frisbee SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Santa Mariana — Pru- dential Lines; President Fillmore — American Presi- dent Lines; Hawaiian Progress, Lurline, Manulani — Matson; Sea-Land Exchange, Oakland — Sea-Land; Austral Moon — Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Canada, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Straits of Magellan, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Philippines, Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand, Pago Pago, Puerto Rico, West Coast U.S.A. and Hawaii INTERNSHIP: U.S. Coast Guard, Marine Survey: Honolulu, Hawaii; Castle and Cooke Terminals: Hon- olulu, Hawaii 542 MARK DOUGLAS WINNE WIN” Windsor, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Intramurals, Rugby, Frisbee Club, R.I.S., Sportsman’s Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Great Republic, Austral Moon — Farrell Lines; American Astronaut — United States Lines; Arco Sag River — Arco; Presi- dent Kennedy — American President Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Israel, Greece, Italy, France, Spain, Panama, Hawaii, Guam, Hong Kong, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Alaska, American Samoa, Australia, New Zealand, British Columbia INTERNSHIP: Terry Corp. Div. Ingersal Rand: Windsor, Connecticut 543 DONALD JAMES WIWCZAR WIZ” Wading River, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Football, Bas- ketball, Michaelson Society, Varsity Club, Machinist Club, Intramurals, Midshipman Photography Associa- tion, Trident Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Export Freedom — American Export Lines; Santa Barbara — Prudential Lines; Exxon Washington — Exxon; Doctor Lykes — Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED: Dominican Republic, Pan- ama, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel, France, Germany, England, Holland INTERNSHIP: U.S. Coast Guard, Group Shinnecock IAN WALLACE YOUNG YOUNGSTER” Louisville, Kentucky CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sailing, Hockey Club SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Delta Sud, Del Oro — Delta Lines; Illinois — States Lines; James Lykes — Lykes Brothers; Arco Prudhoe Bay — Arco COUNTRIES VISITED: Morocco, Tunisia, Italy, Spain, Egypt, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Singa- pore, Canada, Texas, Guatemala, El Salvador, Chile, Peru, Nicaragua, Colombia, Algeria 545 MICHAEL JOSEPH YRACEBURN TRACER” Newport Beach, California CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Honor Board, Honor Guard, Swimming, Co-Captain, Ring Committee, Varsity Club, Recorder — Secretary of Honor Board SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Seajet — Prudential; Maine — States Lines; Hawaiian Enterprise — Mat- son; President Roosevelt — American President Lines; Austral Lightning — Farrell Lines; Arco Juneau — Arco COUNTRIES VISITED: El Salvador, Nicaragua, Colombia, Costa Rica, Peru, Chile, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Australia, New Zealand, American Samoa, Tahiti, Alaska INTERNSHIP: Akerman, Ling Russel, Proctors in Admiralty: Long Beach, California 546 VICTOR ZORZYNSKI VIC” Maple Shade, New Jersey CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: A Few School Activities, Sunning, Scheming, Goofing, Loafing SHIPS AND COMPANIES: Joseph Hewes — Water- man; Gulf Farmer — Lykes Brothers; Delta America — Delta Lines; Sir Richard Hawkins — Euro Pirates COUNTRIES VISITED: Far East, Europe, South America, Great Neck INTERNSHIP: Moore McCormack Lines 547 UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, INC. Est. 1945 Founded to serve the Academy, the Regiment of Midshipmen and the graduate body .. . and through all — the American Merchant Marine and the Nation. Dedicated to total involvement through meaningful participation by our Executive Officers, National Organizations and Committees. NATIONAL OFFICERS Board of Directors U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Foundation Blue Grey Club National Legislative Committee National Chapter Organizations National Placement Bureau Alumni-Midshipmen Council Alumni-Faculty Committee Public Relations The Kings Point Log The Kings Pointer National Membership Committee 550 honoring our obligation to build a better Kings Point.... CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 FROM ENERGY TRANSPORTATION CORPORATION World's Largest LNG Fleet 540 Madison Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10022 (212) 486-7300 The Seamen's east way to save 1 utomatically — and at lti( h rates! 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CHARVOZ- CARSEN CORP. 5 Daniel Road Fairfield, New Jersey 07006 Many pleasant years of servicing the Academy with their navigational, engineering and drafting requirements. Compliments of . .. 1 DEVOE MARINE Devoe Marine Coatings Co. a division of Grow Group, Inc. 4000 DuPont Circle Louisville, Kentucky 40207 (502) 897-9861 HAYDEN-STANFORD — CTC 4-16 — first proof — 555 Pack more economical power into less engine room with Colt-Pielstick Diesels The world’s most widely used medium speed, high horse- power diesel now U.S. built. Ratings from 6000 to 11700 and in 12 to 18 cylinders. Because it is more compact and lighter weight than other types of propulsion plants, the PC-2 allows designing for greatly increased payloads through smaller engine rooms and is ideal for naval auxil- iary vessels. And, every unit is backed by a worldwide licensee organization with service in most major ports. For complete Information, contact Colt Industries. Fairbanks Morse Engine Division. Beloit, Wisconsin 53511 )■ @ Colt Industries Fairbanks Morse Engine Division 556 American Tankships - An Ingram Affiliate Now Constructing Five 37,000 DWT Product Tankers. Just as Ingram Tankships integrated Tug- Barge units merited international acclaim for economy, efficiency and profitability, its affiliate American Tankships Inc s new building program represents another major Ingram contribution to modern marine transportation The five 37,500 DWT tankers represent a new class of ship with a LOA of 658 feet, a beam of 90 feet, and a fully loaded draft of 36feet. These ships, to be built by NASSCO in San Diego, are among the first U. S. flag coastwise product tankers to be powered with slow-speed diesel engines. American Tankships new vessels offer further proof of Ingram sdedication to providing the marine industry with innovative technology. A subsidiary of INGRAM CORPORATION 4100 One Shell Square New Orleans, Louisiana 70139 Telephone (504) 588-2400 Telex 58 209 557 Three new tugs join the Bay-Houston family. Three new additions to the Bay-Houston fleet will be the Barbara H. Neuhaus, Laura Haden and MarkK. All attest to the dedica- tion of Bay-Houston to provide the best towing service available on the Gulf Coast. BAY HOUSTON TOWING CO. i_____HARBOR AND COASTWISE TOWING__ Houston • Galveston • Corpus Christi • Freeport • Texas City CONGRA TULA TIONS CLASS OF 1980 from IOTRON Corporation manufacturers of DIGIPLOT Automatic Radar Plotting Aids and save up to 12% on fuel costs. Or you can fold it into a paper airplane and fly the savings out the window. v Any vessel on the go can save money using Intersmooth SPC, the new antifouling from Inter- national Paint. Savings are achieved through Intersmooth SPC’s unique combination of biocide and the patented self polishing copolymer which allows natural water turbulence to actually polish and smooth the antifouling surface as it passes through the water. Not only will bottoms remain cleaner and run far more economically, this superior coating can remain operationally effective for periods of up to 4 years, depending on application thickness. When recoating with Intersmooth SPC, the only preparation needed is a high- pressure water wash and touch-up, where necessary, with an anti-corrosive. Your vessels make money underway. In- service experience on vessels of over 50 owners worldwide has proven that Intersmooth SPC saves these owners money. For detailed informa- tion, contact your nearest International Marine Coatings representative. SPC Saves Fuel. SPC Stops Fouling. SPC Smoothes. SPC Prevents Hull Roughening. — TM SAVES FUEL International Marine Coatings International Paint Company, Inc. Executive Sales Offices 17 Battery Place North. New York. NY 10004 c o W Norman Duncan. Vice President-General Sales Manager 3915 Louisa Street. PO. Box 26069. New Orleans. LA 70186 c o F. Bnckk Hurst. Vice President. Southern District Offshore 220 South Linden Avenue. South San Francisco. CA 94080 c o Grant Johnson. Executive Vice President 559 The Professional Approach To the Marine Profession Marine Department Gulf Trading and Transportation Company A Division of Gulf Oil Corporation Smooth Sailing from MARINE 5 HANOVER SQUARE N.Y..N.Y. 10004 (212) 770-0200 560 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 MARYLAND SHIPBUILDING DRYDOCK COMPANY Baltimore, Maryland f-e PROPEL] CLUB To Promote, Further and Support an American Merchant Marine To Aid the Development of River, Great Lakes and Harbor Improvements WILLIAM J.WOLTER AL FILIATRAULT National President Executive Secretary NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS 1730 M Street N.W., Suite 413 Washington, D.C. 20036 (202) 223-1401 ■ 5 What Profession Lays Two-Thirds of fell the World at Your The Maritime Industry. NABRICO Welcomes You Aboard, Mates! Nashville Bridge Company A Subsidiary of I he American Ship Building Company P.O. liox 239 • Nashville. 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O'DONNELL TRINIDAD CORPORATION Ship Managers Ship Owners World Wide Marine Transportation 926 Public Ledger Building Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106 Telex — 845304 Twx — 710-670-0333 Telephone 215-574-3300 Compliments of UNIVERSAL MARITIME SERVICE CORP. ONE BROADWAY, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10004 TEL: 212-269-5121 TWX: 710 581 -5934 The finest, most dependable service in the port. 212-425-7794 201-945-7900 800-631-3071 Sperry, as a leading developer of marine navigation and control systems, gratefully acknowledges the contributions and commitment of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy to the growth and development of the maritime community, and congratulates the Class of 1980. Division Headquarters Great Neck, N. Y. 11020 SPERRY IS A DIVISION OF SPERRY CORPORAtlON Announcing the West Coast's largest float- ing drydock (902' x 185’). Bring us your repairs, conversions and new construction contracts, for fast turnaround and dollar savings. XI NORTHWEST jy IRON WORKS U.S. Offices: PO Box 3109 Portland. Oregon 97208 Telephone: 503-228-8222 TWX: 910-464-6107 Telegram: NorMarine MARINE European Representatives: ATPAC Maritime Agencies. Inc . Athens, Piraeus. Greece A Silchenstedt. Bergen. Norway A S Krogstads. Oslo. Norway Paul Gregersen. Copenhagen, Denmark The Helen McAllister and the Pilot No. 1 are both heated by Way-Wolff Ship-Heaters. Way-Wolff Ship-Heaters are available in four sizes for steam or hot water operation from 50,000 to 840,000 BTU’s. Way-Wolff Air Conditioning Systems are also available. More than 3.000 vessels through- out the world are equipped with WAY-WOLFF Heating and Cooling Units — many with the approval of Government regulatory agencies. For complete information, send us your specifications for boats over 40 feet. ssodates i tc. 45 10 VERNON BOULEVARD, LONG ISLAND CITY, N.Y. 11101 212-361 9292 With Compliments And Best Wishes VICTORY CARRIERS, INC. owners and operators of U.S. Flag oil tanker vessels Olympic Tower 645 Fifth Avenue New York, N.Y. 10022 564 Sea-Land makes a world of difference. Sea-Land Service, Inc., P.O. Box 900, Edison, New Jersey 08817 Si l KINGS POINT MARITIME ASSOCIATION, INC. KINGS POINT, NEW YORK A nation wide or gar t___| the Association of Parents and Friends of Kings Point to foster the best interests of the Academy and the Regiment of Midshipmen. In 1959 our Association changed its name to — KINGS POINT MARITIME ASSOCIA TION, INC., but continued its dedicated purpose — To foster the best interests of the United States Merchant Marine Academy and the American Merchant Marine. Membership is open to anyone interested in the American merchant marine and its Academy at Kings Point. Membership meeting held annually and Board of Directors meets month PRESIDENT WALTER KAMINSKI PRESIDENT EMERITUS VICE PRESIDENT EMERITUS HON. HAROLD J. McLAUGHLIN RADM WILLIAM S. MAXWELL, USN (RET.) 1st VICE PRESIDENT 2nd VICE PRESIDENT 3rd VICE PRESIDENT ROBERT WESLEY MERILYN JACOBSEN ANNEBARANELLO JOHN BARANELLO EUGENE JACOBSEN RECORDING SECRETARY CORRESPONDING SECRETARY TREASURER FRANK MURPHY 566 SHIPPING INC. OVERSEAS CARGO TRANSPORTATION SHIP AGENTS Headquarters: Branches: 11 740 Clifton Blvd. Pittsburgh Grand Rapids Cleveland, Ohio Rochester Detroit Cincinnati TEL: (216) 228-7676 TWX: 810-421-8499 CABLE: WORLDSHIP CV 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 ANDALE COMPANY Specialists in the Design and Manufacture of Strainers • Heat Exchangers • Transfer Valves Valve-Actuators 135 E. Hancock Street P.O. Box 470 Telephone: Lansdale, Penna. 19446 Code 215-368-161 1 STOLT-NIELSEN INC. ONE GREENWICH PLAZA, GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT 06830 SPECIALISTS IN WORLDWIDE OCEAN TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE OF BULK LIQUID ACIDS, CHEMICALS, EDIBLE OILS, FERTILIZERS, LUBRICATING OILS AND OTHER SPECIALTY LIQUID PRODUCTS. General Agents for: Telex: TWX: Telephones: The Stolt Tankers 96-5944 96-5970 710-579-2957 710-579 2958 (203)622-3800 (212) 884-9300 (212) 585-5600 “We have met the enemy and they are ours.” - Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry Lake Erie, Sept. 10, 1813 Oliver Perry was a mere pup of 11 when he went to sea. Sixteen years later, he built a fleet of ships from gourd-green wood suitable to challenge the British in the War of 1812. Hie next year, as an old salt of 28, he assumed command of the vitally important American forces on Lake Erie. Since Detroit had fallen to the British, control of Lake Erie was crucial to America. And Perry was bullheadedly determined to give America what it needed. The waters were becalmed when Perrys fleet set out to meet the enemy. Sweating, straining oxen and raw recruits struggled to pull the supply ships alongshore. But by the time they sighted the white British sails, the wind had picked up and Perry and his men were ready to fight. “Hoist the flag!” Perry ordered. His men cheered wildly as they read the immortal last words of Captain James Lavuence emblazoned on the ships bright blue flag: Don’t give up the ship! They didn’t intend to. When the smoke cleared that day, the British were beaten. Ship after ship fell to the fierce American frontiersmen and their seasoned leader. “Before the sun set,” wrote one buckskinned sailor, “many a brave tar on both sides was doomed to a watery grave.” At day’s end, a weary but proud Commodore Perry sent this triumphant dispatch to General William Henry Harrison: “We have met the enemy and they are ours.” TTie men and women of die sea have served their country magnificently for more dian two centuries. USAA has been privileged to serve the insurance needs of Naval officers since 1922. Today 9 out of 10 military officers turn to USAA for personal insurance protection, savings and service. If you’re a Midshipman or a Regular, Reserv e or Retired officer (whether or not drawing retirement pay), you’re eligible for the world of insurance at your command. For more information, call toll-free 1-800-531-8080 (in Texas call 1-800-292-8080). USAA members call 1-800-531-8 plus your area code (in Texas call 1-800-292-8 plus your area code). Or write USAA, USAA Building, San Antonio, Tx. 78288. serving you best We’ll be proud to serve you. because we know you better. USAA I The sun never sets on United States Lines. When it’s dusk in the North Atlantic it’s dawn in the South Pacific. And the sun is always shining on United States Lines containerships, ports and people some- where on and between three continents: Europe, North America. Panama, Costa Rica, Guam, the Far East, in- cluding mainland China, and Southeast Asia. Serving major ports around the globe, United States Lines has fast containerships sailing on dependable schedules, modern port facilities, specialized as well as standard containers and chassis readily available plus a high-speed computerized documentation and control system. With over a century of sea-going experience and a world-wide network of shipping experts, we can brighten your shipping picture. Just call your nearest United States Lines office. United States Lines “GEV'S throughout The WOQUJ.T COMUEACE CWVE CRANCOflO Njomw 1201 V 'wm We’re growing bigger to serve you better. 569 THE EXXON USA FLEET SALUTES YOU One of Exxon's ocean going tankers the 165,000-DWT Exxon North Slope operating in Alaskan waters. A history of service. In 1923. when we opened our first office, business was booming at the Garden City Hotel. And only 250,000 people lived on Long Island. Our approach was simple: we thought the Island would grow. And we thought we could help. Tbday, almost 3 mil- lion people live here. And we have offices all over Long Island to serve them. We help with loans, check- ing accounts, savings accounts and trust services. Stop in at one of our convenient locations today. You'll see that our history of service is just the beginning. Long Island Trust The Island s largest bank 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). 570 Want a CROWLEY MARITIME CORPORATION For further information contact. . . International Division Personnel Director One Market Plaza San Francisco. CA 94105 California Division Personnel Director Pier F Berth 203 Long Beach. CA 90802 Caribbean Division Personnel Director P.O.Box 21 10 Jacksonville. FL 32203 Northwest Alaska Division Personnel Director P.O. Box 2287 Seattle. WA 98111 □ Look into Crowley the world’s largest tug and barge operator ,... a demanding company in a demanding business. □ Like to grow with a growing company? Rapid advancement based on performance. Tug Defender, one of twenty-five 9,000-hp Crowley tugs. □ Want command of your own boat within three years? Want to be in charge of the engine room in less than one year? At Crowley, the only thing holding you back is yourself. Compliments of Vanguard Military Equipment Corp. Manufacturers of UNIFORM ACCESSORIES 41-45 39th St. Long Island City, N.Y. I I 104 For the Class of 1980 Congratulations and best wishes for successful careers M Kil Marine Fuels Marine Coatings IVI(y VII Marine Lubricants Worldwide Marine Service AMOCO SHIPPING COMPANY 200 East Randolph Drive Chicago, Illinois 60601 572 your career Unlimited opportunities await you with SEDCO in the offshore drilling business Career Advancement. Excellent Compensation and Benefits. Regular work schedule. Recent Graduates or Experienced Ship s Officers with u.S.C.G. license as mate, master or engineer find out more about SEDCO s Opportunities by contacting: Christopher D. Hughes (75) Marine Superintendent, Licensing 1901 North Akard Dallas, Texas 75201 Telephone: 1-800-527-6258 (Toll Free) (214) 653-8700 (In Texas or outside U.S.) Ty Crandall - kp 1973 Bob Watts - kp 1975 Drilling Supt, - Nautilus 04 chief Engineer - SEDCO Phillips SS Bill Bacon - KP 1975 and Scott cottell - KP 1974 First Engineers - SEDCO 472 9 ■ These are only a few of the Kings Pointers working for SEDCO. There may be a spot for YOU! seDcp ) 573 00 1 rcu ITT DECCA MARINE U S. 1 St. Joe Rd„ Box G, Palm Coast, FI. 32037 The best... because our people are. The men and women of Newport News are part of a rich legacy of pride and craftsmanship passed on by four generations of shipbuilders. It's because of these people—and the ships they've built for nearly 100 years—that Newport News Shipbuilding can proudly call itself the best in the world. Newport News Shipbuilding A Tenneco Company Western Union International, Inc. A company of dedicated people, computerized switching systems, cable and satellite circuits to serve your worldwide needs for telex, cablegrams, facsimile, and data-voice services. Uifif Western Union International, Inc. One WUI Plaza. New York N Y 10004 R P ROM ANELLI K P 50 President 574 PIONEERING MARINE PRODUCTS FOR OVER 45 YEARS HOSE McCAIMN TELEPHONE CO., INC. Pioneers and originators of marine sound powered telephones over forty-five years ago. Hose-McCann is regarded today as the finest name in 1C Equipment, offering a wide variety of marine products, some of which are listed below Every Hose-McCann product is precision engineered and manufactured to provide many years of dependable, trouble-free operation The name Hose-McCann as always, stands for reliability, integrity and the highest standard of quality r'-oi: STEERING STANDS ROTATING BEACON WT j T : s ® -f pus if- SOUND POWERED TELEPHONE SYSTEMS MARINE AUTOMATIC DIAL SWITCHBOARDS TELEPHONE INSTRUMENTS WATCH CALL SYSTEMS AND ASSOCIATED ROOM UNITS FIRE AND GENERAL ALARM PANELS RUODER ANGLE INDICATOR SYSTEMS OTHER HOSE-McCANN PRODUCTS: • Navy and Commercial Sound Powered Telephone Systems and Accessories • Navigation Light Panels • Engineers' Signal and Alarm Panels • Annunciator and Control Panels • Power Failure Alarm Panels • Bells and Contact Makers • Automation Equipment • Dumbwaiter Communication Systems For further information and specifications on any of the above products, write to: HOSE-McCANN TELEPHONE CO., INC. 9 SMITH STREET ENGLEWOOD NEW JERSEY 07631 PHONE 201-567-2030 CABLE ADDRESS HOSETELCO TELEX NO 642837 ORIGINATORS AND PIONEERS OF SOUND POWERED TELEPHONES FOR MARINE USE Write for Complete Catalog D-661 -MR 575 El Paso is a leader in the rapidly expanding worldwide trade of Liquefied natural Gas (LnG). For more information on career opportunities write or telephone: EL PASO MARINE COMPANY LNG Tower 2919 Allen Parkway PO. Box 1440 Houston, Texas 77001 Telephone 713 521-5800 Telex 76-2615 MARINE COMPANY A subsidiary of The Cl Paso Company CONGRATULATIONS' FMCIELL CLASS OF 80 Bmxilumute Service 1030 Sunoiv 22 June HONORS AND AWARDS For four years we’ve made it as hard as possible for these people to get their work done. But each one had goals to strive towards and dreams to turn into reality. To every midshipman who achieved one of these goals — and to all who attained important personal goals — we offer congratulations and sincere hope for continued success. May each of us achieve all that we have potential to. KENNETH GLENN RASCHER (D) CHRIS EDWARD MASLAK (E) CAMERA SHY TOP 10 CHARLES DANIEL MASSEY (D) PAUL FRANCIS ARMSTRONG (E) RUSSELL KEITH JARRETT (DE) AWARDS CONVOCATION THE BAILEY MEMORIAL AWARD for the qualities of a finished engine officer THE NATIONAL SOCIETY DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD for the highest Naval Science average THE AMERICAN BUREAU OF SHIPPING AWARD for the qualities of a finished Deck Officer THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MARINE UNDERWRITERS AWARD for the highest Marine Insurance average THE UNITED STATES ONES, INC. AWARD first and second rotation RC’s THE CARGOCAIRE AWARD for outstanding cargo sea projects THE WOMEN S PROPELLER CLUB OF THE UNITED STATES — PORT OF NEW YORK CLUB for benefit to the Academy through an extracurricular activity THE MARINE ELECTRIC CORPORATION AWARD for the highest Electrical Engineering average THE ROBERT L. HAGUE MERCHANT MARINE INDUSTRIES POST AMERICAN LEGION AWARD for Americanism and service to the Regiment of Midshipmen THE SOCIETY OF MARINE PORT ENGINEERS OF NEW YORK, N.Y., INC. AWARD for shipboard performance as an engineer THE ADMIRAL LAND MEDAL AND AWARD for the Deck or Dual outstanding in Naval Architecture THE CAPTAIN HUGH A. ANDREWS MEMORIAL AWARD for the qualities of a finished officer THE RESERVE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES AWARD for the advancement of the Reserve Officer concept THE LARKIN NAVIGATION AWARD for the highest average in Navigation courses THE PROPELLER CLUB OF THE UNITED STATES, PORT OF NEW YORK AWARDS for the highest Deck and highest Engine averages THE JOSEPH LIPSET MEMORIAL AWARD for the greatest contribution to the Regimental Band THE NAVAL ORDER OF THE UNITED STATES AWARD for the three RC’s, individual award to the third rotation RC THE ARTHUR TICKLE AWARD for the Engineering outstanding in Naval Architecture THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF NAVAL ENGINEERS AWARD for the potential of a superior Engineer THE EUGENE F. MORAN AWARD for proficiency in small boats handling THE MATTHEW FONTAINE MAURY AWARD for the Deck Midn. with the highest math and sciences average � THE JOHN W. TIERNAN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AWARD for the firstclass president THE NATIONAL SOCIETY, DAUGHTERS OF THE FOUNDERS AND PATRIOTS OF AMERICA AWARD for the highest average in History courses THE PAULSEN WIRE ROPE CORPORATION AWARD for proficiency in practical Deck seamenship THE DISTRICT 2 M.E.B.A. — ASSOCIATED MARITIME OFFICERS AWARD for the qualities of an outstanding Marine Engineering officer THE USMMA OFFICERS’ WIVES’ CLUB AWARD for the three RX’s THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF ARTS (THOMAS GRAY MEMORIAL AWARD) for the highest grades in Navigation courses THE GREAT NECK POWER SQUADRON AWARD for outstanding Deck seamanship through Small Vessels’ Operations Julianne G. Ahlgren ENGINE Russell K. Jarrett DUAL Robert R. Swanbeck DECK Susan A. Convey DECK Bruce Cumings (D) Edward A. Morehouse (D) Paul J. Kampa DUAL Frank W. Rawley III DECK Chris E. Maslak ENGINE Robert E. Czyzewski DUAL Robert E. Czyzewski DUAL Timothy R. Stewart DECK Edward A. Morehouse DECK Edward A. Morehouse DECK Andrew J. Garger DECK Kenneth G. Rascher (D) Steven J. Heneghan (E) John C. Codispoti DECK Jack J. Perkuhn DECK ' Richard P. Thorsen ENGINE Kevin D. Rodgers ENGINE John F. Duclos ENGINE Charles D. Massey DECK Thomas C. Osborne DUAL Therom V. Kearney III ENGINE Thomas M. McGrath DECK Steven J. Heneghan ENGINE William W. Whitson, Jr. (D) Steven J. Heneghan (E) Steven J. DeLong (D) Andrew J. Garger DECK Kerry J. Frey DECK THE GULF TRADING AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY AWARDS for the Deck, Engine, and Dual sea projects with the highest averages THE MARITIME ASSOCIATION, PORT OF NEW YORK. WILLIAM F. GEISEN MEMORIAL AWARD for the qualities of an outstanding Deck Officer THE NAVY LEAGUE OF THE U.S. AWARD IN MEMORY OF ADMIRAL EMERY SCOTT LAND for excellence in Engineering Electronics THE SOUTH ATLANTIC AND CARIBBEAN PORTS ASSOCIATION AWARD for the greatest potential in port management THE VICE ADMIRAL RICHARD K. McNULTY AWARD for the total man concept THE SUPERINTENDANT’S AWARD for service to the Academy THE ASTRONAUT ELLIOT M. SEE, JR. HONOR AWARD for excellence in Marine Electronics THE REAR ADMIRAL HALBERT C. SHEPHEARD AWARD for outstanding cargo handling, stowage and securing THE UNITED STATES SALVAGE ASSOCIATION. INC. AWARD for outstanding shipborad maintenance and repair THE RICHARD D. JAMES MEMORIAL AWARD for outstanding contributions to the Regimental Band THE NATIONAL SOCIETY DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN COLONISTS AWARD for the highest Dual average THE MASTERS, MATES AND PILOTS’ SHIPMATE AWARD for the most outstanding shipmate THE MOBIL OIL CORPORATION AWARD for the most potential in the tanker industry THE NAVAL RESERVE ASSOCIATION AWARD for the third rotation RC PI SIGMA PHI AWARD — For students outstanding in the field of transportation and shipping Scott C. Matthews Michael J. Eisele Samuel R. Pecota Andrew J. Garger Wayne F. Peters, Jr. Steven J. Heneghan Kevin D. Rodgers Russell K.Jarrett THE SUE ALICE McNULTY AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED TEACHING — For the faculty member selected by the first classmen as having contributed the most to their education. Presented to: Commander Peter J. Drago (Physics) WHO’S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES — The following midshipmen were chosen for this publication in recognition of individual excellence Paul F. Armstrong Matthew J. Harshbarger Kurt F. Bauer Steven J. Heneghan George C. Burwell Michael G. Hickey Steven A. Candito Russell K. Jarrett Susan E. Chase Darei K. Jenkins Bruce Cumings Chris E. Maslak Carol D. Curtiss Charles D. Massey Robert E. Czyzewski Thomas C. Osborne MichaeiJ. Dick Kenneth G. Rascher John F. Duclos Anthony L. Register William H.J. Fairing Kevin D. Rodgers Andrew J. Garger Douglas C. Waters Blake P. Gilson • • • • Kenneth G. Rascher (D) Matthew J. Harshbarger (E) Robert E. Czyzewski (DE) Anthony L. Register DECK Timothy K. Gaines ENGINE Kenneth G. Rascher DECK Steven J. Heneghan ENGINE Edward A. Morehouse DECK Samuel R. Pecota DECK Kenneth G. Rascher DECK Christopher J. Mead ENGINE Timothy C. Teal DECK Douglas C. Waters DUAL Dennis Lombardi DECK Edward A. Lyall DECK JackJ. Perkuhn DECK 583 L i - Tv '-' ■ Some girls have been known to go out with Kings Pointers I I 584 V� ' i I : Some have been known to become engaged to Kings Pointers — 585 ABBATE, JOHN THOMAS MASSAPEQUA, N.Y. 11758 AHLGREN, JULIANNE GAIL PINEWOOD MINN. 56664 AKRE, DAVID ARTHUR PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y. 11050 ANDERSEN, MARK GREGORY STEVENS POINT, WISC. 54481 ANGELACCI, FRANK EUGENE PITTSBURGH, PA. 15216 ARMSTRONG, PAUL FRANCIS WILMINGTON, DEL. 19808 ARNDT, WILLIAM DONALD NAPERVILLE, ILL. 60540 ART AVIA, ROBERTO SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA, CENTRAL AMERICA 1 BABCOCK, LYNDON ROSS, III CHICAGO, ILL. 60607 BAILEY, MORGAN CANTEY, III TROY, N.C. 27371 BAKA, TIMOTHY JOSEPH CHICAGO, ILL. 60639 BAKER, RICHARD ALAN BRISTOL, CONN. 06010 BARNES, JAMES MICHAEL W. KEANSBURG, N.J. 07734 BARNETT, NEIL WILLIAM OCEANSIDE, N.Y. 11572 BARRY, RUSSELL WILLIAM SOUTHINGTON, CT. 06489 BARRY, WILLIAM FRANCIS, IV MC LEAN, VA. 22101 BAUER, KURT FREDERICK BALLWIN, MO. 63011 I BELANGER, PAUL FRANCIS ALEXANDRIA, VA. 22309 BENDER, CHRISTOPHER JOHN STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. 10310 BERMAN, JESSE MATTHEW MONROE, N.Y. 10950 BESSELIEVRE, RONN EDWARD CLEVELAND, MISS. 38732 BISHOP, STEPHEN CHARLES PLAINVIEW, N.Y. 11803 BISSONNETTE, MARC GEORGE CUMBERLAND, R.I. 02864 BLYTHE, NEIL XAVIER EVANSVILLE, IND. 47710 BOAK, JAMES KNOX, IV ANNAPOLIS, MD. 21401 BOLLAS, KAREN ANN ELIZABETH, PA. 15037 BORS, STEVEN JAY CRETE, NEBR. 68333 , BOTTO, RAYMOND JOHN NEW CITY, N. Y. 10956 BOURQUIN, NOEL MAURICE EAST GRANBY, CT. 06026 BREED, PETER MILLER NEWBURYPORT, MASS. 01950 BRIGGS, ALAN RICHARD PALMYRA, N.Y. 14522 BRIODY, STEVEN WYATT VALLEY STREAM, N.Y. 11581 BROWN, RICHARD JAMES, JR. LANCASTER, OHIO 43130 BURKE, MARK CHARLES ROCKVILLE, MD. 20850 BURWELL, GEORGE CLAIR, III FLEETWOOD, PA. 19522 BUTLER, DONALD WILLIAM WESTBURY, N.Y. 11590 CAMARDA, RICHARD JOSEPH ORMOND BEACH, FLA. 32074 CANDITO, STEVEN ANTHONY EAST ISLIP, N.Y. 11730 CANTY, CLARENCE MAURICE ATLANTA, GA. 30311 CARBONE, JAMES ANTHONY FLORAL PARK, N.Y. 11001 CARDILLO, GERALD ROBERT WASHINGTON, D.C. 20015 CARROLL, JOSEPH MICHAEL, II SPRING LAKE, N.J. 07762 CHASE, SUSAN ELIZABETH SARASOTA, FLA. 33580 CIASTKEWICZ, JOHN PAUL DEER PARK, N.Y. 11729 CICCHETTI, RICHARD JOHN YONKERS, N.Y. 10704 CODISPOTI, JOHN CHARLES RAMSEY, N.J. 07446 COLLUM, DAVID JOSEPH SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. 11968 CONVEY, SUSAN ANN FEDERAL WAY, WA. 98003 COOKE, PATRICIA ANNE MERRICK, N.Y. 11566 CORRIGAN, WILLIAM EVERETT, III MILLDALE, CT. 06467 CORSO, BRUCE JOHN HAMDEN, CT. 06514 CROWLEY, TIMOTHY PATRICK CENTEREACH, N.Y. .11720 CULNANE, MARY FRANCES LANESBORO, PA. 18827 CUMINGS, BRUCE WAYNE, N.J. 07470 CURTISS, CAROL DIANE SAN ANTONIO, TEX. 78245 CZYZEWSKI, ROBERT EUGENE PENNINGTON, N.J. 08534 DAILY, WILLIAM CECIL, JR. AUGUSTA, GA. 30906 DALLEN, JOHN VINCENT WAUWATOSA, WISC. 53225 DALLY, TIMOTHY JON NORFOLK, VA. 23505 DE LONG, STEVEN JOSEPH ST. CLOUD, FLA. 32769 DERY, PAUL FREDERICK NORTHPORT, N.Y. 11768 DICK, MICHAEL JOSEPH OXON HILL, MD. 20022 DONOFRIO, BRENNE HOMER, II LORAIN, OHIO 44052 DONOHUE, BRIAN HUGH PATRICK AKRON, OHIO 44303 DOUGHERTY, JAMES DONALD BRAINTREE, MASS. 02184 DUCLOS, JOHN FRANCIS WESTPORT, MASS. 02790 ECKART, JOHN ADDISON E. QUOGUE, N.Y. 11942 EDMONDS, CALVIN NELSON, III WATERFORD, CT. 06385 EDWARDS, CHARLES NELSON SAN ANTONIO, TEX. 78216 EDWARDS, KEVIN MICHAEL ROCKVILLE, MD. 20850 EISELE, MICHAEL JOSEPH MADISON, CT. 06443 EMMERICH, WILLIAM MARTIN DEER PARK, N.Y. 11729 FABOR, FRANK DEXTER, III MIAMI, FLA. 33157 FAIRING, WILLIAM HENRY JOACHIM MARION, MA. 02738 FARWELL, LEN CHASE DAYTON, OHIO 45431 FERNAN, JAMES BRIAN ALEXANDRIA, VA. 22306 FIELD, RICHARD CARLISLE VACAVILLE, CA. 95688 FIELDS, MICHAEL WAYNE CLEARWATER BEACH, FLA. 33515 FISHER, TODD MEDIA, PA. 19063 FLYNN, ROBERT LEO NORTH FALMOUTH, MASS. 02556 FRACZAK, THOMAS DAVID BAYPORT, N.Y. 11705 FREY, KERRY JOHN LESLIE, MICH. 49251 FUCHS, KENNETH ALAN JOHNSTOWN, PA. 15904 GAINES, TIMOTHY KEITH CARLSBAD, N.M. 88220 GALLOP, JOSEPH HIRIAM VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. 23455 GARDNER, ROBERT JOSEPH PLAINVIEW, N.Y. 11803 GARDY, DAVID ROSS SHELBURNE, VT. 05482 GARGER, ANDREW JOSEPH HICKSVILLE, N.Y. 11801 GATLIN, LARRY LEE KOKOMO, IND. 46901 GEORGE, JOSEPH GRADY HARAHAN, LA. 70123 GERBING, DALE BRUCE HAMPTON, VA. 23666 GERGLER, CAROLINE ELIZABETH ROCKY HILL, CT. 06067 GIANFALLA, DANIEL MICHAEL CENTEREACH, N.Y. 11720 GILSON, BLAKE PINE GLOUCESTER, MA. 01930 GIZZI, JAMES FRANCIS GLEN ROCK, N.J. 07452 GLANDT, PAUL SCOTT LEVITTOWN, N.Y. 11756 GOODSELL, CHARLES MACK NEWTOWN, CT. 06470 GORE, TERENCE JOHN KINGS PARK, N.Y. 11754 GRAHAM, PETER MICHAEL, II LOS ANGELES, CA. 90018 GREEN, MICHAEL ALAN INDEPENDENCE, KY. 41051 GROVE, DOUGLAS WILLIAM LANCASTER, PA. 17601 GRUNE, ROBERT BLAIR WESTPORT, CT. 06880 HABENICHT, JOSEPH GREGORY ROUND LAKE, ILL. 60073 HAKA, JOEL NELSON SYCAMORE, ILL. 60178 HAMAL, CLIFF WILLIAM JACKSON, MICH. 49203 HARCOURT, THOMAS SCOTT WEST BLOOMFIELD, MICH. 48033 HARSHBARGER, MATTHEW JOHN PITTSBURGH, PA. 15217 HARTUNG, FREDERICK ANDREW ALEXANDRIA, VA. 22306 HASTINGS, EDWARD t ETER, JR. ABINGTON, MASS. 02351 HATLEY, PAUL DOUGLAS SEATTLE, WASH. 98199 HAYMAN, SUSAN WATERTOWN, N.Y. 13601 HELD, RICHARD NEIL WEST CALDWELL, N.J. 07006 HENEGHAN, STEVEN JOSEPH CARMEL, N.Y. 10512 HICKEY, MICHAEL GERARD DEER PARK, N.Y. 11729 HOBCROFT, BRYAN GREGORY BABYLON, N.Y. 11702 HOLANCHOCK, PAUL COMSTOCK, N.Y. 12821 HOTALING, ROBERT CLARK LAMESA, TEX. 79331 HRIBAR, FRANK MICHAEL ZANESVILLE, OHIO 43701 HUBER, MARC LOYD CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO 44221 HUGHES, THOMAS JAMES YONKERS, N.Y. 10707 JARRETT, RUSSELL KEITH COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO 80915 JELLEY, JOHN EDWARD CONCORD, N.H. 03301 JENICEK, ELIZABETH MARIE BELLEVUE, WASH. 98004 JENKINS, DAREL KEITH SYOSSET, N.Y. 11791 JOHNKE, PAUL WILLIAM PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y. 11050 JOHNSON, KARL EDW ARD AUBURN, WASH. 98002 KAMPA, PAUL JOHN ROSEDALE, N.Y. 11422 KEARNEY, THERON VINCENT, III BRISTOL, CT. 06010 KEENAN, RITA PROVIDENCE, R.I. 02908 KELLY, STEPHEN SHAWN SAN ANTONIO, TEX. 78228 KENNEDY, KEVIN PAGE HUNTINGTON, N.Y. 11743 KIM, RICHARD JASON SAN JOE, CA. 95117 KLANN, LINDA MAE SAN ANTONIO, TEX. 78222 KNIGHT, THEODORE EARL XENIA, OHIO 45385 KOHLBACH, GARY ALBERT NEWTON, N.J. 07860 KOSKI, ANDREW BRIAN NEWPORT, N.H. 03773 KREWINGHAUS, RICHARD OMER.JR. ST. LOUIS, MO. 63125 KRINER, MICHAEL JOSEPH BRENTWOOD, N.Y. 11717 KUIKEN, CONRAD JOHN, JR. RIDGEFIELD PARK, N.J. 07660 LAMB, CHARLES LA WHENCE EAST LYME, CT. 06333 LAMBERT. PHILIP KING CORONADO, CA. 92118 LEHMAN, DAVID KEITH ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. 33710 LINCOLN, THOMAS HOLBROOK GROTON, MASS. 01450 LIVI, DALE LEONARD SMITHTON, N.Y. 11787 LOAR, JAMES MICHAEL LOWELL, OHIO 45744 LOMBARDI, DENNIS STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. 10314 LONDYNSKY, PAUL ANSELL LOS RIOS, CANAL ZONE LONSBURY, CHRISTOPHER JOHN SAN GABRIEL, CA. 91775 LOPEZ, JOSE JACINTO WILLINGBORO, N.J. 08046 LYALL, EDWARD ALLEN WATERFORD, CT. 06385 MANGINELLI, WILLIAM ALBERT SMITHTOWN, N.Y. 11787 MANGOLD, JAMES MARTIN NEW FAIRFIELD, CT. 06810 MARCIN, ROBERT JAMES O’FALLON, ILL. 62269 MASLAK, CHRIS EDWARD BAYPORT, N.Y. 11705 MASSEY, CHARLES DANIEL PITTSBURGH, PA. 15206 MATTHEWS, SCOTT CHRISTOPHER HAMPTON, N.J. 08827 MAYES, JAY DAVIDSON GLEN COVE, N.Y. 11542 MC COY, PAUL WTSLEY PAINESVILLE, OHIO 44077 MCDONALD, STEPHEN GERARD PLAINVIEW, N.Y. 11803 MC GINN, PATRICIA ALICE WEST HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. 11552 MC GRATH, ROBERT WILLIAM, JR. BRONXVILLE, N.Y. 10708 MC GRATH, THOMAS MARK DEER PARK, N.Y. 11729 MEAD, CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH ELLICOTT CITY, MD. 21043 MELICK, ANDREW’ DIXON NAZARETH, PA. 18064 MIDGLEY, STEPHEN WELLSVILLE, N.Y. 14895 MILES, TERRY EDWIN RIDGEFIELD, WASH. 98642 MITCHELL, ROBERT NEIL ORANGE, CA. 92667 MOORE, FABRICE WILLIAM VINELAND, N.J. 08360 MOREHOUSE, EDWARD ALTON TITUSVILLE, FLA. 32780 MORGAN, DAVID LEIGH, II OMAHA, NEBR. 68114 MUMFORD, ROBERT WESLEY MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 MURPHY, PAULJOSEPH DUXBURY, MA. 02332 MURRAY, MICHAEL LOUIS PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19136 NEILL, MATTHEW7 LESLEY SAN ANTONIO, TEX. 78212 NEUMANN, KENNETH MICHAEL KIRKWOOD, MO. 63122 NEUMANN, STEPHEN PATCHOGUE, N.Y. 11772 NIJSSE, CHRIS MEDFORD, ORE. 97501 NUTBROWN, GEORGE WILBUR, JR. WESTFIELD, N.Y. 14787 O’NEILL, PAUL XAVIER. JR. LYNNFIELD.MA. 01940 « ORTIZ, DANIEL JOSEPH BLOOMINGBURG, N.Y. 12721 OSBORNE, THOMAS CHARLES WESTWOOD, N.J. 07675 PAIS, RICHARD ALEXANDER BEL AIR, MD. 21014 PAPOULIAS, ANTHONY LOUIS, JR. SALISBURY, MA. 01950 PECOTA, SAMUEL ROBERT SAN JOSE, CA. 95124 PELOWSKI, GREGG ROBERT ATWATER, CA. 95301 PERKUHN, JACK JAMES NEW YORK, N.Y. 10021 PETERS, WAYNE FREDERICK, JR. NEWARK, DEL. 19711 PIERCY, HUGH ARTHUR, II WALNUT CREEK, CA. 94598 IPIZZARELLI, PETER DAVID, JR. ST. JAMES, N.Y. 11780 POPPE, WILLAIM FRANK SEAFORD, N.Y. 11783 QUIGLEY, DAVID LAWRENCE LOWELL, MA. 01850 RAINES, VICTOR KARL DOTHAN, ALA. 36301 RASCHER, KENNETH GLENN YUCAIPA, CA. 92399 RAWLEY, FRANK WILLIAM, III JAKARTA, INDONESIA REDMAN, TERRY LEE HOUSTON, TEX. 77089 REGISTER, ANTHONY LEE WILMINGTON, N.C. 28401 RESTLE, KEITH WILLIAM N. BABYLON, N.Y. 11703 REYNOLDS, SAM EL PASO, TEX. 79930 RISLEY, THOMAS PATRICK CANDOR, N.Y. 13743 RODGERS, KEVIN DENNIS SELDEN, N.Y. 11784 ROTH-ROFFY, THOMAS KENNETH BALBOA, CANAL ZONE RUBINO, PAUL JOSEPH DALLAS, PA. 18612 RUTH, EDWARD NELSON MARION, IND. 46952 SASSAMAN, STEVEN WAYNE CALEDONIA, ILL. 61011 SAVINO, MARK MICHAEL BAYVILLE, N.Y. 11709 SCHUBERT, PAUL LOUIS, JR. RICHARDSON, TEX. 75081 SHELTON, DANIEL STEVEN PASCO, WA. 99301 SHIELDS, EILEEN DAVITTA UPPER MARLSBORO, MD. 20870 SHINN, ROBERT RUSSELL PARKERSBURG, W.VA. 26101 SIMONSE, JOHN WILLIAM CHESTER, N.J. 07930 SMITH, MICHAEL DEAN ALEXANDRIA, VA. 22308 SPEIGHT, JEFFREY DOBBS PORTLAND, ORE. 97202 STARR, JOHN EDWARD MALVERNE, N.Y. 11565 STEMW ELL, WILLIAM IGNATIUS, III LA MESA. CA. 92041 STEW ART, TIMOTHY RICHARD MT. CLEMENS, MICH. 48043 STURDEVANT, DAVID JOHN ALEXANDRIA, VA. 22308 SW ANBECK, ROBERT ROY, JR. ST. THOMAS, VIRGIN ISLANDS 00801 SWTENEY, THOMAS SAN ANTONIO, TEX. 78230 TEAL, TIMOTHY CHARLES LAKEWOOD, COLO. 80215 TEMPLE, GREGORY EVANS WALNUT CREEK, CA. 94598 TESTA, RICHARD WILLIAM STRUTHERS, OHIO 44471 THACKER, PATRICK ALLEN SKAMOKAWA, WA. 98647 THORSEN, RICHARD PAUL CENTRAL VALLEY, N.Y. 10917 TOWNSLEY, PAUL GEORGE MISSION VIEJO, CA. 92675 TUITE, JOHN JOSEPH DEER PARK, N.Y. 11729 USURIELLO, PAUL STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. 10306 VILUCE, ERIC CORNELIO PANAMA, REP. OF PANAMA VOORHEES, PHILIP JAMES BRIELLE, N.J. 08730 WALLS, ROBERT JAMES PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19152 W ALZAK, KEITH ALBERT KINNELON, N.J. 07405 WATERS, DOUGLAS CURTIS SEATTLE, WA. 98166 W ATKINS, LEONARD HENRY FLUSHING, N.Y. 11354 W ATT, STEVEN DONALD ANNAPOLIS, MD. 21401 WAX, HARLAN MAMARONECK, N.Y. 10543 W HITSON, WILLIAM W ALLACE, JR. ARLINGTON, VA. 22207 WICKHAM, DOUGLAS JOHN SAN DIEGO, CA. 92120 W1EGAND, DUDLEY SCOTT FT. GEORGE G. MEADE, MD. 20755 WILLIAMS, CHERYL ALFANEY CHICAGO, ILL. 60619 WILSON, MARK JEFFREY HONOLULU, HAWAII 96821 WINNE, MARK DOUGLAS MILL VALLEY, CA. 94941 WIWCZAR, DONALD JAMES WADING RIVER, N.Y. 11792 YOUNG, IAN WALLACE LOUISVILLE, KY. 40223 YRACEBURN, MICHAEL JOSEPH NEWPORT BEACH, CA. 92660 ZORZYNSKI, VICTOR HENRY MAPLE SHADE, N.J. 08052 589 ' The editors of MIDSHIPS gratefully acknowledge the time and effort which Barbara Watson (our dedicated advisor) and Phil St. Pierre (our very patient Taylor Publishing Representative) provided to the staff of the 1980 edition of MIDSHIPS. We hope we have published an enjoyable, quality yearbook that those associated with the United States Merchant Marine Academy can be proud to display. Charles D. Massey Andrew D. Melick Co-Editor-in-Chief Co-Editor-in-Chief FAREWELL KINGS POINT — CLASS OF 1980