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

Text from Pages 1 - 610 of the 1984 volume:

United States Merchant Marine Academy 1984 Midships i Midships Staff Advisor: Cdr. Kenneth Cohen Co-Editors: Anthony Walsh Roy Graham Photography: Stephanie Gregory Business: Mike Hetz Distribution: Dave Parry Advertising: Bob Doran Jostens Publishing Representatives: Mark Stern Carl Miller I Neil Reilly I Roddy Diotalevi I Mary Rieger I Paul Corley I Jeff Nichols Tony Field Gardner Nealon Doug Jackson Kevin Brogan Tom Liebsch Phil Zubaly Todd Simonse Ed MacAlister Matt Raynes Blair Smith Bob Pregler Gail Hatfield Jerry Foley Anna Ronda Charles Adams Colin Ching Teresa Thorsen Bruce Richards Zach Smith Mark Jackson Steve Gozzo Steve Schuette Tom Herity Jeff Robben Ken Mathaias Debbie Hitchcock George Poles John Ennis Lisa Streckfus Karen Kukurugya Faculty and Administration ................16 Sea Year ..................................46 Rotations and Underclass ..................80 Clubs and Activities .....................112 Midshipman Life ......................... 146 Sports ...................................178 Special Events ...........................246 Seniors ..................................272 Senior Events ............................526 ______________________________________________J 3 Cdr. Charles McCoy, USN, is the visible and vocal Catholic Chaplain at Kings Point. His sup- port of the Midshipmen is evident by his presence at most Academy happenings. He has been a mo- tivating force for the Newman Club and Chapel improvements. 25 October 1958 Ground Breaking The Honorable Cla- rence G. Morse, Federal Maritime Board; LCDR. Ralph O. Harpole, USMS, Senior Chaplain and Rear Admiral Gordon McLin- tock, USMS, Academy Su- perintendent THIS CHAPEL IS BUILT TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND TO COMMEMORATE THE SACRIFICES OF THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF THE UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES AT SEA. IN ENEMY ACTION. IN WORLD WARS I AND II. AND WHOSE NAMES ARE RECORDED IN ITS ROLL OF HONOR TELL AMERICA The Memorial before the alter 4 Chapel is a iivnifrmmuumi in irit oin- cera and seamen who gave their lives in the United States Merchant Marine during the two World Wars. The Mariners’ Chapel was built from public subscription and fund raising, along with the inspiration of Vice Ad- the Academy from 1948-1970, and his wife. The completed building was dedi- cated on May 1, 1961, three years after construction began. Lt. Richard Fletcher, USNR, has been warmly welcomed by the Regi- ment of Midshipmen as the new Protes- graduate of William Carey College, where he was selected as outstanding student in 1977. During his active Navy career, Lt. Fletcher was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal for his work on Middle East cruises. ■■■■ The U. S. Merchant Marine Memori- al Chapel is a place for worship, peace, and solitude. The main chapel seats about 500 and has a unique revolving 3- sided altar which may be used for Prot- estant, Catholic, c the lower level th chapels which are Midshipmen for group worship. T vices. On 1 separate ed by the religious orgax shipmen whic i peL They Catholics and Protestants, among Mr, dosepn Kenov, a re- red Rabbi, has been orking as part time nth young people, ain Renov holds groups and services, counseling Chapel’s three faith revolving alter are inscribed in a Roll of Honor Book which rests within a glazed gold case on a marble pedestal. Special tribute is also give to the 210 cadets or graduates A memorial to the officers and men of the United States Merchant Marine, who gave their lives at sea in World Wars I and II, stands in the sanctuary of the Chapel. The names of these men of this Academy who lost their lives in World War II. A bronze plaque with their names is posted on the east wall near the pulpit. Chapel nearing completion in June of 1960 In the beginning, there was heat and yelling and short hair and heat. And it was not good. “Let there be leg-lifts,” they yelled. And there were leg-lifts and plebe beats and sweating and tatoo checks and sweating and drill downs and gauntlets and plebe knowledge and sweating. During these six days, evil people emerged who called themselves Satan, and Mr. Moore and Lenny Simons. And on the seventh day they rested. It came to pass; and the leader they called Fields said unto them, “Fear not plebes, for there will come a day when ye losers shall be accepted into the regiment.” Before long, that day had come as it was prophesized and there was happiness and much rejoicing. AMEN. ff ‘AM :ll Mike Kirschenbaum (retired), George Poles, F.O’D. 33 p • jf i f 9 _ I Moondog IT : t MM I B 0 m Jt i 10 The Dirty Dozen Problem Solving T V Mazurka Left: Doogs and Marie Right: Woody Lowe 1« tnsr? emofial, the e Indoctrination 1987 it ♦ I II llll nn II ilii nn w In i Ifnnn !■■! mi mi 7 • nn nn 11,1 mi | f I | I ■ y • I U 2 wmj jm m rJL« r , JV b IT 2f %r 0 ML . 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The new law streamlines regulatory proceedings and clarifies the applicability of our antitrust laws to ocean liner shipping. It will enable U.S.-flag liner operators to compete more effectively against their foreign counterparts. Much work remains to be done to revitalize the U.S. merchant marine. However, I am confident that, just as today marks a milestone in your lives, the enactment of the Shipping Act of 1984 will be seen as a turning point for the merchant marine. As today's new officers and tomorrow's maritime leaders, I know you are well-prepared to meet the challenges of the future. You have my best wishes for success. God bless you. George Bush Vice President Of The United States THE VICE PRESIDENT WAS HIN GTON June 18, 1984 To the Class of 1984 U. S. Merchant Marine Academy King's Point, New York I am delighted to be able to wish you Godspeed as you achieve a passage in life so significant that the entire nation joins your family and friends in admiration. You will find a whole new reason for mature humility in the Merchant Marine. As when you entered the Academy, you'll be starting over. You'll be earning your way every day, building a career in service to a country that is not only very proud of you but also very demanding of you. This is a healthy process which you should anticipate with confidence. The nation's highest trust is being put into your hands. You may be surprised by the substantial weight of your trusteeship. But you will see yourself step up and carry responsibility with honor and competence. Honor and duty are in the core of your daily life----- you know it, and your country knows it. You will find no loss of individuality in upholding the great and proven tradition of the American Merchant Marine----indeed you will find tremendous opportunity in being one of those talented few whose grasp of fact and principle will cause others to invite you to help shape the future of our nation. Leadership is not just something you feel; it is something you are. You stand on the threshold of our nation's destiny with the tools to help build a stronger country. Give your best to your country, and the country will reward you with years rich in achievement and satisfaction. You are each the standard by which the world will measure what the words Merchant Marine really mean. I know you'll like the standard you set. We are very, very proud of you. With hearty best wishes, Elizabeth H. Dole Secretary Of Transportation THE SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20590 Among the most rewarding facets of my role as Secretary of Transportation are my relationships with young people, especially those in our service academies. A year ago, for the first time, I had the privilege of speaking at the Commencement and saying bon voyage to the June 1983 graduates of the United States Merchant Marine Academy. I am equally honored and especially pleased to extend best wishes and heartiest congratulations to the Kings Point Class of 1984. This Yearbook records many memorable events and the happiest of occasions for you and the Academy—a major milestone long to be cherished and mutually shared. You have met Kings Point's demanding academic, technological and military standards. By instilling in each of you a desire for learning and the need for dedication, excellence, and devotion to duty, this outstanding educational institution has prepared you well. You launch your careers as a new generation of licensed and commissioned officers well equipped to advance maritime technology and management techniques well beyond those of the computer and container revoloutions. This Administration is committed to the promotion and improvement of the U.S. merchant marine. We hope that you, now as'Kings Point Alumni, will share in and support our endeavors, which are of such paramount importance to America. Good luck and Godspeed. Harold E. Shear Maritime Administrator US Department of Transportation Administrator 400 Seventh Street, S W Washington. D C 20590 Maritime Administration TO THE CLASS OF 1984 In 1980, members of Congress nominated 2,892 young men and women for the entering class of the United States Merchant Marine Academy. Of that group, just 347, or 12 percent, received appointments. Four years of demanding training, both at sea and ashore, followed. Not all were able to meet the challenges embodied in the Academy's strict regimen and high academic standards. But we at the Maritime Administration are extremely proud of you who succeeded, and that encompasses only 70 percent of those who started out. You have earned our admiration and respect. You deserve the opportunity to use the skills and knowledge you worked so hard to acquire. These are not the best of times for the American merchant marine or, for that matter, the maritime industry worldwide. However, we are working to change that. In the next several years, the American merchant marine will benefit from the infusion of a number of large, efficient new vessels. We need more such ships to restore America to its proper maritime posture. Another advance was made earlier this year when President Reagan signed into law the Shipping Act of 1984. The regulatory reforms it contains will help provide U.S.-flag ships with a fair chance to compete for international cargoes. Just as you in your careers will be building upon your impressive accomplishments at the Academy, so too are we at the Maritime Administration determined to work for a better future. No one can guarantee smooth sailing ahead, but we will persevere until we have reached our goals. You have successfully met the challenges which confronted you during the past four years, and I am confident you will rise to those which lie ahead. I extend to each of you in the Class of 1984 my congratulations and best wishes for the future. Sincerely H.ETT SHEAR Maritime Administrator Superintendent SUPERINTENDENT UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY KINGS POINT, LONG ISLAND, N . Y. 11024 June 18, 1984 To the Class of 1984: The American Merchant Marine will need your talents, abilities and dedication in the years ahead if our country is to fulfill its destiny as a great trading nation and world power. My observation of the Class of 1984 leads me to the firm belief that you will make the highest quality of con- tribution and further will bring distinction to the United States Merchant Marine Academy. I am positive that through- out your careers you will repay many fold, the investment the public has made in your education. The unacceptably low state of our merchant marine will make difficult your career beginning. Be resourceful and determined. You will succeed! You and I have both been here at USMMA for these last four years. In July of 1980 you walked through Vickery Gate for the first time as a member of the Regiment and I, sym- bolically, did so for the second time but now as Superintend- ent. I am proud to have had this identification with the Class of 1984. I shall watch with particular interest as your careers progress as I will have a special sense of sharing in the joy of your success. With the very best of good wishes for the Class of 1984, Commodore Thomas Patterson, USMS Deputy Superintendent June 18, 1984 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1984 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 on your graduation. You now join the ranks of a distinguished alumni renowned for their service at sea and ashore. Challenge and adversity are no strangers to Kings Pointers. The Academy was born in the strife of war. You, too, are facing a challenge, a declining number of sea going jobs and the challenge to restore the competitiveness of U.S. Flag shipping. The U.S. Merchant Marine has always been acknowledged as the world leader. You must now go forth to provide the leadership for which you have been trained and educated. To those going on active duty in the Armed Forces, you will find your service rewarding and more than a job, a way of life. Your gualifications as professional mariners will enable you to serve your country with distinction and honor. May you all continue to uphold the tradition of excellence of the Academy and the U.S. Merchant Marine. I am proud to have served with each of you. Fair winds and following seas. T. J. PATTERSON, JR. Com modore USMS Deputy Superintendent Office Of The Superintendent Mr John H. Lewis Assistant Superintendent for Administration Capt Charles M. Renick Director, Office of External Affairs Mrs Mary Cunningham Midshipman Hostess Cdr Kenneth S. Cohen Placement Officer Lt Richard Fletcher, CHC, USN Protestant Chaplain Lcdr Joseph A. Gebhard Assistant Director of Admissions Capt Emmanuel L. Jenkins Director of Admissions Capt Charles J. McCoy, CHC, USN Catholic Chaplin Capr Charles A. Prosser Director of Waterfront Activities Dr Josep Renov Jewish Chaplin Lcdr France G. Rowe Recruitment Specialist Lt Keeve E. Schecter Director of Candidate Recruiting Mr Martin P. Skrocki Public Information Specialist Office Of The Commandant Of Midshipmen Capt John J. Jochmans Commandant of Midshipment Capt Robert Safarik Assistant Commandant of Midshipmen Cdr Carlton Cox, Lcdr Alfred J. DePaola Capt Kenneth R. Force Lcdr Lee Funken Lcdr Robert Holt Cdr Robert Larsen Ldcr Rita Leignadier Cdr Harry J. Richards Lt Thomas G. Stratton : Office Of The Academic Dean Capt Paul L. Krinsky Academic Dean Capt Donald J. Ferguson Registrar Capt William T. McMullen Associate Dean Lt Ernest Rowen Assistant Registrar Mr George Billy Head Librarian Mr Stephen Wiist Technical Services Librarian Mrs Alfreda Dunham Education Specialist The maritime industry is composed of a broad range of professionals at sea and at shore side positions. The Aca- demic program prepares Midshipmen for service in both sectors of the shipping industry, with the overall emphasis on the education of officers for service at sea and commercial vessels of the American Merchant Marine. Through the selection of elective courses in a defined pat- tern, a Midshipman may fufill an intrest in the managerial aspect of the industry, or gain a fuller understanding of the more sophisticated aspects of technology now present on board U.S. flag vessels. A defined specialization is noted on the Midshipman’s transcript. Jg Four major programs are offered at the Merchant Marine Academy: Marine Transportation for the preperation of deck officers, Marine Engineering for the perperation of engineer- ing officers, a combination of the two, a Dual License pro- gram, which leads to a license in each specialty, and Marine Engineering Systems, which in addition to a Third Engi- neer’s license, is aaacrdited by the Accrediting Board for Engineering and Technology. J| M 'Z) f • J . -O 34 Department Of Engineering The Marine Engineering program has two objectives: to prepare graduates to sail as third assistant engineers, and to give graduates a sound engineering education. It satisfies these objectives through a mix of practical courses such as welding and machine shop and theoretical courses such as strengths of materials and fluid mechanics. The program includes the two sailing periods where the student gains on the job experience to supplement classroom instruction. The Marine Engineering Systems program includes all the features of the Marine Engineering Program, and it adds additional emphasis in the mathematics and engineering de- sign. By virtue of these additions, it is accredited by the Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology. This is a relatively new program; the first graduates were members of the Class of 1981. Graduates have gone on to achieve success in a wide range of job fields. Many graduates have become chief engineers, and one is the dean of engineering at a major engineering school. a 1 % 36 j:ci. Capt Edwin G. Wiggins Department Haed Cdr John Brandon Assistant Department Head Lt Paul Baham Lt Daniel P. Charnews Cdr Stanley G. Christensen Lt Kevin Craig Mr Ameilo D’Arcangelo Capt Edward D. Ferenczy Mr W.B. Franklin Lcdr James A. Harbach Capt Moses Hirschkowitz Mr Charles I. Hubert Cdr Everett C. Hunt Cdr Joseph J. Jannone Mr Joseph Kass Mr Wallace McDonald Lt Leon Malinoski Lcdr Steven Miller Capt Robert Madden Lt George Mulligan Cdr Francis X. Reynolds Lcdr Stephen Prigozy ] Mr Ted Yeager : Mr Donald R. Paquette Mre Marion Braziel 37 The Marine Transportation Department is composed of two main divisions, the Division of Nautical Science and the Division of Maritime Buisness and Administration. Each division offers a number of tracks for specialization. The Midshipman is encouraged to select a combination of elective courses that are best suited to their career objectives. Competion of the core curriculum in Marine Transporta- tion and a concentration in management in the Division of Maritime Buisness and Administration can provide a Mid- shipman with a foundation in maritime law, statistical meth- ods, finance, enviormental law and regulation, personnel management, industrial psychology, and international trade. Those concentrating in ship operations in the Division of Nautical Science can develop a basic foundation in marine electronics, domestic shipping, advwnced tanker operations, offshore resource recovery, and small vessel operations. Electives may also be drawn from the inventory of courses in the Department of Engineering and the Department of Math and Science, especially in the areas of engineering economics, small engine maintenance and repair, operations research and probability, and the chemistry of hazardous cargos. 'fi I 38 Capt Lawrence Jarrett Department Head Cdr Robert J. Meurn Division Head, Nautical Science Capt Harold Katz Division Head, Maritime Buisness Administration Cdr Hermann Allen Mr Patrick M. DeCharles Lcdr Robert F. Eggen Capt Albert G. Fialcowitz Lt Dennis J. Gay Lcdr James E. Hall Lt James L. Hamilton Cdr Theodore F. Haendel Lt Ronald Jablonski Cdr Robert Hershey Lt Mark Huber Cdr Justin D. Mahoney Lcdr Chris McMahon Lcdr John M. Nunnenkamp CWO Elroy Potter Mr John J. Daley Mrs Ann Cannizzaro Ms Joanne Baluchinsky 39 tel 40 Department Of Shipboard Traning As part of the professional training, each midshipman par- ticipates in a cooperative educational program consisting of two quarters of the sophomore year and two quarters of the junior year at sea aboard commercially operated merchant ships. Every effort is made to assign midshipmen to several different vessels during their two periods of traning. They thereby become familiar with the performance and operating characteristics of various classes of ships with the diverse operating requirements of different trade routes while at the same time gaining practical experience in the performance of shipboard duties. The shipboard traning program provides all midshipmen with the opportunity to use a ship as a sea-going laboratory. Midshipmen are given a study guide called a “Sea Project” and in addition to performing shipboard duties, are required to complete written assignments which are submitted to the Academy for evaluation and grading. The assignments are carefully designed to ensure that while aboard ship, midship- men apply the knowledge and skills learned in the Academy classrooms and acquire a firm foundation for advanced study upon their return to the Academy. Capt Albert Stwertka, Department Head Cdr Lawrence M. Cassar, Assistant Department Head Cdr Howard J. Beim Cdr Allen E. Ceasar Lcdr David R. Dellwo Cdr Peter J. Drago Mr Leroy Hutson Mr Kenneth Lazara Lcdr Walter Lebensohn Mrs Gabriella Ratay Lcdr Anton Shurpik Lcdr Charles F. Weber Cdr Rdward Weiss Mr Herman Goetz Ms Beatrice Pickett Department Of Math And Science The Department of Math and Science offers basic courses in the physical sciences, which acts as a foundation for both the Deck and Engineering programs. College Physics, Chem- istry, Calculus, and Differential Equations are at the head of the department's offerings. In addition, a wide range of elec- tives are available. They serve to introduce the students to more advanced areas of science and to son e of their special needs. Atomic and Nuclear Physics, Hazardous Materials, Ocean Chemistry, Solar Energy, Probability and Statistics, Operations Research and Astrophysics are some of the recent electives that have attracted many students. Department Of Naval Science Within a few years, the U.S. Maritime Industry has exper- ienced tramendous change. So too has the U.S. Navy. Yet throughout these tumultous times, one thing has not changed; the mutually supportive relationship between the two. At no time before in the history of of our country, has the importance of this relationship been more pronounced. The need for Merchant Marine officers who are well trainned in naval procedures and operations is paramount to our coun- try’s national defense and well being. Fulfilling this need is the role of the Academy’s Depart- ment of Naval Science. Through its comprehensive offering of naval science courses, the department instructs Midship- men in a variety of areas: sea power, naval organization, naval weapon systems, naval communications, naval control of shipping, the role of the Military Sealift Command, con- voy concepts, naval operations and tactics are a few. The material presented in these courses, coupled with the Mid- shipmen’s other subjects, sufficiently prepares them to fulfill their duties and responsibilities as officers in the U.S. Naval Reserve upon graduation. The Naval Science staff also avails its time and expertise to those Midshipmen that seek careers as commissioned offi- cers on active duty in any of the Armed Forces. In recent years, the Academy has placed dozens of graduates onto active duty in fields as diverse as nuclear power, avaition, submarine duty, and surface warfare. These individuals have consistently proven themselves to be outstanding officers; a direct reflection upon the Academy and the Department of Naval Science as well. Capt Robert M. Marshall, USN Department Head Lt Rick Kelly, USN Assistant Department Head Lt Dave Edwards, USN Lt Stuart Markey, USN Cheif Jeffrey L. Kohmuench, SKC 42 Chief Donald Sleeman, YNC Ms Kathy Hoffman Department Of Humanities The Department of Humanities likes to regard itself as the “baccalaureate” department of the Academy. It teaches no courses required for licensing, no professional courses of any kind, and none which are prerequisites for courses in the professional departments. What it offers are the kinds of courses that would be found in any good liberal arts college and which are required for the awarding of an academic degree. Our program in the fourth-class year consists of three quarters of old-fashioned freshman English, literature and composition, with considerable emphasis on the latter. This emphasis is carried foward into the rest of our program with the requirement that some kind of written report be submit- ted in virtually all of our other courses. During the second-and third-class years, the department’s program consists of three quarters of modern European and American history. Their purpose is to provide some back- ground and explination of the political, economic and social institutions of the modern world. Our first class program permits a student to choose be- tween a series of courses in Humanities or Comparative Cul- ture (or in spoken French or Spanish in the case of Marine Transportation majors). The Humanities track explores in greater depth the development of the Western intellectual tradition in the areas of literature, religion, science, and art. The Comparative Cultures track uses an anthropological ap- proach in an effort to provide some insight into the increas- ingly important societies of the Third World, which can no longer be ignored. Ideally, we would like our students to have access to the courses contained in both these tracks, but limitations of staff, student time, and scheduling require that a choice be made. Similarly with foreign languages, because of staffing and scheduling constraints, the French and Span- ish courses can normally be made available only to Marine Transportation majors. Our free electives, of course are open to everyone. The program of the Department of Humanities is designed to balance the technical and professional emphasis in the rest of the curriculum. As our graduates move on to positions of increasing responsibility in their professional lives, wheth- er aboard ship or ashore, they will discover that it is the world of people and ideas rather than techniques and things upon which their continued success will depend. Our courses, both required and elective, seek to open windows on that world and to provide a basis for continuing personal growth and professional success. Capt A.P. Davies Department Head Lcdr Allen A. Arnold Cdr Richard C. Bardot Dr Jane Brickman Mr Thomas Curran Lcdr David Eastwood Capt Joseph Gitman Ms Laury Magnus Capt Stephen Omeltchenko Cdr Jacques Szaluta 43 r f - ' Section Editors: Roddy Diotalevi and Neil Reilly Sea Year (se yir) n. [From the Latin Exitus Regimentus] 1. Approximately 300 days broken into two sailing periods; in which, midshipmen are detached from the academy for practical, shipboard training where the ship is used as a floating laboratory. 2. A period of enlightenment where one learns about himself herself, dealing with other people, and escaping from sporadic riots with minor injuries It is a period which lends new meanings to the words: Fun, Love, Trouble, Cherry and Procrastination. It is a period which transforms a boy into a man and a girl into a man. 3. A term improperly used by seamen and southerners to mean “See you're” eg. I sea year taking them penicillin shots again, Cadet. 4. A terminus usually associated with a light at the end of a tunnel, eg. I hope I can make it to Sea Year. I can’t wait till Sea Year. If Sea Year doesn’t comp soon I will cut my legs off. SEE ALSO: Cadet, Mistakes, Fatima, Sylvia Japan And Japanese mansion St. Patty’s Day in Hong Kong Catch of the day Where did you find her Steve? First Class Parking Lot Japanese Culture Entering Korea ✓ Get off the stick Jack! Chris on the crank 1st A E Get a bigger hammer Getting a new wheel The stern of the Export Patriot Engineers At Work Looking stupid again Ken Fish and his Chilean Amigo! Filling the American boots Looking down on the picturesque Rio South America On the mountain Diana, Sugarloaf, and Mark Hey Sandy, which one’s Ed McCain JjMWt Alaska And . . . . Fading Dream Pete claming new territories for K.P. The trip’s all down hill form here Ahh, the girls of the Antartic ___Antartica 57 Children Of The World You’d think they’ve never seen a camera before! Fried low tide a la Pusan School’s out for Summer How can you resist this pretty girl? i Saturday Review Future military leader Hong Kong cutie Et tu Spikus Ancient Ampitheater Wiggy and The Greek 60 T rJ . India Bosporus sunset sam 61 One of the old stick ships at sea rOR ANY eventuality Z 5 rail ARE LIKELY TO MEET OAN0EROUS animals on this trail please ;eed quietly and with cauiion proceeo at your ow n risk the IONAL PARK ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE -An r . f : A uw-.W;! -■ 62 Roy goes to Africa I Three little natives Table Top I 63 A Topside View Helmsman Glen Dieletrio Mo andWes trying to look cool Phil on the Bridge Wing DIAL-A-DRINK iQfc ui io� , ana tomiD Ki- Thp TanV Stream Tavern SURE Dial-A-Drink, A Cadet’s dream Government Headquarters in Melbourne Dawn Arrival at Sidney Fast paced street car in Brisbane Rapidly growing Gold Coast Australia And . . . 66 Looks like Paradise Island Hawaii Soaking up rays on Wakiki beach Picture-like postcard The sea takes its toll on this container i 1 Looking uo at the President Grant’s bow in drydock Stormy seas abeam 69 W m ABBEY Captian, should I call a launch? The Wall Europe A LNG ship under the lights The Ships i ■ 1 ... The Empire State Building lights up the Big Apple’s skies Turn on the red light! What-a-Red Headed Japanese babe! Doug in Indonesia It happens to the best of us You special Ronny Mamasan Glen springs for a night on the town Argentinan Foxes Panama Canal I Nearing the Cut Night-Time Passage The Gatun Locks 77 Simplicity itseslf Zubes Hi rum Wes, is that a mustache? Cadet’s bare necessitites A Typical Day At Sea Big Alaskan catch for Tom Textbook Take Five Frank Sr mb mm. MwM wmi 'v. isfes :• v Section Editors: Karen KuKuruyga and Lisa Streckfus First Rotation Regimental RC Peter McGonagle RX Michael Friedman ROPS Edward Harrel RFL Gerald Nielson RTO Phillip Eccevarrio RCOMM Shawn Ewen RPUB Donald Hoffman RPUBX Robert Powell RPO Ken Creasy RSWO Robert Pollard RWO Elizabeth Rosen RIO Douglas Fisher RHGC Donna Paskiewicz RCGC Kenneth Bozick RDTC Brian Blower wttmwmzm 82 Second Rotation RC RX ROPS RFL RTO RCOMM RPUB RPUBX RPO RSWO RWO RIO RHGC RCGC RDTC Tom Sparks Glen Dieleutario Mark Allison Mark Ceraldi Peter Reichmeider Brian Hall Scott Wilshire Eric Boget Graham Bushor Diana Moreland John Wrasse Steve McCauley Jim Sloan Kenneth Bozick Brian Blower First Rotation 1st Battalion BC Craig Langford BX Kenneth Carlino BFL Ralph Ortolano BSWO Ed McCain BTO Ralph Losch BCOMM David Carmody BAIDE Sheila Merten 84 Second Rotation BC John Palmer BX Chris Doyle BFL Miles Ferguson BSWO Mark Coulter BTO Dave Stefan BCOMM Mike Wigmore BAIDE Rick Couch 85 1987 Antonellis Biro Brewer Calley Chedister Cochran Dailey Davis Deeley Dismuke Donohue Florence Gardner Hanson Kintz Lemon Marshall Martin McGarvey McKinnon Metzler Morales Murphy Pang Piper Plunkett Romanat Rouse Rutherford Santamauro Schule Shilliday Stewart Strohman Timmel Torres Trainor Ward Whipple Wilson Wuebben Zucal 1986 - A Anderson Arsenault Davidson Delisa Dombrowski Fiore Fraser Gaffney Griffen Jones Jordan Malone Maslin McCarthy McMonagle O’Brien Snell Thomas Reilly 1985 - A Armstrong Bruckner Caubo Cioni Clarke Edberg Holm Iwahashi Kartel Knowlton Kolano Kunesh LeDuc Magdeburger Mazzilli McAuliffe McDonald Nixon Rutherford Schloemer Westphal Waidden Wolff Yale Company 1986 - B Bartozek Laubengayer Bukoski Lindsey Cazorla Lipinski Collins McCauley Dato Murphy Doetsch Newell Drosieko Plumleigh Fischer Powers Flynn Robben Griffin Schattgen Habnicht Samuell Horman Stubblefield Kelley Stull Lansden Woodhouse 1985 - B Barton Overstreet Beardon Roe Cook Ryan Fontana Smith Hatcher Stollenmaier Hatfield Tracy Marston Mooney Waller 87 i 1987 - A Cunningham Devilbliss Gilman Gordon Grass Helmer Hilligoss Hogan Hulti Kiger Kirschbaum Little Matrin Mosser O’Keefe Petrulis Smith Turrell Watts Whalen 1987 - B Bossotti Cairns Calton Camou Caruso Cobble Davis Dombrowski Fuller Gault Grieder Habenicht Hajus Hamilton Mandato Milcetich Moreland Suleski Tyranski Wade 1986-A Anderson Arsenault Davidson DeLisa Dombrowski Fiore Fraser Gaffney Griffin Jones Jordan Malone Maslin McCarthy McMonagle O’Brien Reel Reilly Snell Roman Second 88 1985-A Armstrong Bruckner Caubo Cioni Clarke Edberg Holm Iwahashi Knowlton Kunesh Magdeburger Mazzilli McAuliffe McDonald Nixon Ru-herford Smith Westphal Whidden Wolff Yale LeDuc Roland Kartel Oill Strubble 1986 - B Bals Boaz Boykin Branin Chamberlain Christian Coates Culver Drabik Eisele Farrell Flumignan Gajan Gonzales Hasley House Keenan Khieu King Kukurugya Peddle Peterson Rein Santiago Severino Sollner Streckfus Tweed White Wilt 1985 - B Borno Esaterson Eden Foster Galbraith Helmberger Lakis Lindsey Lyhus MacLean Mclntire Mullahey Perry Sheehan St. Clair Wichmann 89 First Rotation 2 lid BclttclllOIl BC BX BFL BSWO BTO BCOMM BAIDE Wayne Sirios Glen Migneault Phil Brier Dave Knaur Doug Jackson Phil Reed Diana Moreland 92 Staff Second Rotation I I BC John Wilbur BX Tom Jacaruso BFL Rob Atkinson BSWO David Hagner BCOMM Terry Stautberg BAIDE John Collins 93 1987-A Bahret Barber Brown Chichelley Diemer Fay Gordan Heritage Hubchen Jones Kinneary Lambert Major Mogillis Patterson Renehan Severino Wallace West Wilhelmy Third 1987-B David McDonald Dilliot Mendenhall Donnelly Spring Dugan Thomas Fabian Utecht Galecki Verloop Giese Wendorff Glova Worfolk King Lunch McIntyre Company 1985-A Alpers Beamish Brudzoski Cox Cully Davis Dear Hawkins Hren Kelly Klehr Matteson Moen O’Brien Oka Peters Porteous Shapiro Thoren Vanasdale Verilli Waterbury Yount 1986-B Alber Badua Bennett Biemer Biess Carroll Ching Craven Dewechter Helchowski Jacobs Jutte Leitz Matriseiano McDonald Moran Pantelopoulos Pletcher Raush Thorton Whalen Gann Sutton McKeen Larson Smith Messer Knodell 1985-B Barker Bell Benedetto Bruce Burns Easterson Ennis Meininger Mudge Oka Renehan Richtmyer Russell Smith Symons Jackson Crook Magee Antolin Badgett Bergey Bartland Brostella Brown, D Buzzeo Dunn Gove Harkins Hayden Herrity Huhnke Kelly Kerst Kirker Jean-Francois Lagdon Larimer Leddy Merkel 1987 Morgan Mitchell Finnerty Mulholland Nuemann Peters Rhodes Rochford Rozhon Sangvic Sanidas Schoemaker Shirley Smith, S Tejada Thomas, K Toledano Walsack Webster Wilson, B Williams, K 1986-A Bozzi Lingiatis Byrd Martini Daily Martino DeJesus Neri Downey Qualman Fogarty Reyff Helfrich Toy Howley Ward Hyppa Whalen Kurtz Williams 1985-A Anderson Jackson Clark King Coward Midas Dacey Margerum DeLeo Plage Desrosiers Reiter Fanning Fugleburg Zawadzki 1986-B Barnwell Barr Basler Bennett Bruechert Ford Geiss Grogan Heiserman Hnatovic Jackson Kelly Maddock Markey O’Hara Schiefer Schulbach Shanklin Vachon Barton Fogarty Edel Grimison 1985-B Breen Cornish DeHoemer Deleventhal Driscoll Durant Fuchs Golden Jacobsen Kimball Lambright Lederle Newmeyer Nickerson Smith Viso West Wight k First Rotation 3rd Battalion Curtis Anderson Vance Griffin Steve Collet Michael Hetz Don Larson Mike Burns Chris Romieka BC BX BFL BSWO BTO BCOMM BAIDE 100. Second Rotation BC BX BFL BSWO BTO BCOMM BAIDE Dave DeBoer Jack Joyce Steve Schultz Marc Craig Don Toenshoff Mark Croce Robert Romero 101 Arabio Ayon Beaubien Brown, C Cluxton Donovan Emery Foguel Frankaloss Heatfield Hennen Hitchcock Hussey Kalafut Lee Mackay Mclnery 1987 McLoughlin Payan Pfingst Riess Roberts Slaney Sommese Tarpey Tollman Van Beverhoudt Wallace, J Waller Ward, P Wilder Wille Wells Wellstead 1986-A Abbondondolo Martus Barton Matrone Benham McMullen Connor Mylott Cunningham Olson Davila Richmond Desimone Santos Durkin Schwartz Fenzel St. Jeanos Keller Walsh Klausner Zapatka Limpus Zibell Lohmeier Leach i 1985-A Bendetti McKeon Birkman Muthig Boardman Oz Dutari-Vlieg Polo Gifford Prol Habenicht Samaritano Hanley Sanderson Joyce Sottack Kaigh Swartz Kessler Wimmer Kipp McCarthy Berge 102 1986-B Blomgren Chung Clauhs Dewolf Feigh Geraci Hambach Holbrook Johnson Joyce Notestien Parrott Smith Toohey White Auslander 1985-B Bingman Brackett Connors Denietolis Deren Donohue Downs Gozzo Laubenstein Licato McMillan Morton Smith, M Strohla Tanner Williamson Jacobs Jones Wolfe 1987 Barrett Brennan Brown Britton Caramante Christensen Heckl Demarinis Kapsaroff Dolim Laisd Eagleton Martin Ford McKenna Henderson Metzger Jones Morash Kager Piekos King Pinter Largo Ryder LeDoux Saltzen Lodge Schmidt Maffucci Waugh Massey Zachrich O’Connell Zebron Owers Smith Race Turcotte Schultz Wagner 1986-A Buckley Messick Canty Necaise Cassidy Pagels DeMass Reed Dillman Rittweger Doyle Strebinger Drake Suydam Hill Thomas Hunke Webster Jackson White Koshmerl Willow Lawrence Woodrick Ledman 1985-A Adams Blackburn Bonga Brogan Cote Custer Donovan Hanson Kimos Knight Moore Moreale Olsen Pappas Pregler Rathgeber Smith Sobeck Wilson c Company 1986-B Baden Maggiora Bianco Reed Claus Ruff Coan Sturm Garcia Toner Hall Wharton Hatfield Forthuber Jones Kelly Zaino 1985-B Brown Moll Davidson Prantis Diaz Reese Dickey Renehan Dion Richtmyer Halliday Russell Hatcher Smith Huff Sullivan Lewis Wayne Martin Winfree 1987 Anderson D. 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A Night On The Town Ocassionally during our stay at Kings Point, someone would come up with the idea, “Hey, lets go out and have a beer.” Although there are plenty of bars in the New York area, people usually ended up in this little place on Hicks Lane. Whether you called it Workingman’s, Hammerman’s, Hicks Lane or just plain H-man’s good times were always had by all. The One That Got Away. Don’t Believe a Word He Says Mary. 153 They Call It a Zoo. Would You Trust This Man With Your Stereo? Who’s the Dirtiest Brian? 154 What Did He Do? Mike D. and Rick Schulke. 155 Mike Friedman Being Handled by the Plebes. Gardner and Andy- Lord of the Flies. Sixth Co. rednecks on their home turf. The heavyweight eight after a weekend on the Charles River. Takin’ It On The Road Every now and then (more now than then) people get the itch, and only one thing will serve to scratch that itch. Get together a bunch of guys and girls, plenty of beer, any car, van or cattle truck and take it to the road. No destina- tion known, all the fun is getting there. If you play your cards right, the school will even be so obliging as to provide the vehicle, gas and food. And if anybody gives you any trouble, just tell them “It’s a government vehicle.” Easy Matt, That’s A Keg Not a Teacher. K.P. Baseball Franchise. If Wiley Hall Only Knew What Really Happened on Some T M’s. 157 I NRA meeting KP Local Oh Dam, 0710 already 158 Neil dreamin’ again Alii Aye Ooala! Road trip Aye-Aye Captain. Another fine shipboard experience. t Is This What Goes on in Vegas? First Trip to the Park. Good Times. Phil Goes on Safari. That’s Not Allowed Ed! t Off to class Why do I always feel like this? 162 Nice Cap Hey, how much for the plump one? Kanakogi showed me this move Yup, we’re twins 164 Just another reason for a party “This one’s on me yy Project Deep Freeze Crew of Jerryland 165 A Hey, how do you spell “flame”? Thriller, I mean stroller Neil Feels for Roddy’s Mouthpiece in the Icy O’Hara. Jim and Mike on the Oceanid. Eddy Mac Suits up for the Open Water Dive. Ms. Wrasse. m w 167 I I Systems engineer - Granny Wiegerink “Trashed” “I’ve been framed” s I Country Cadillac soda scam Sidelined Tom and friend tailgating 169 Come on, Fm from Florida That was fun! Who is that blond? ii u Another Class I D-man? How does it work you ask, magic Rosi, hold this for a second Classics You guys disgust me Hmm . . . nice set Couple of wild and crazy guys You, R. C., with pants like that? We love inspection Hey, does anyone have a bowling ball? This here is a toilet Outstanding young Americans Guys, I’d like to throw that bottle out the window r0K Cheers “We have reason to beleive . This party is restricted Section Editors: Ed McCallister Matt Raynes Waiting for the Whistle My Knees Are Killing Me i John Gets Another Kill Your Place Or Mine? Another no Gain Situation ■ Overall, the 1983 football season was a rewarding year in terms of improvement and excitement. The start of the season is always critical and the victory over Franklin and Marshall certainly was a super way to enter the Bucknell game. Bucknell was the last game of 1AA competition and although the Mariners lost, much respect was gained for our program. The St. Lawrence victory was the highlight of the ’83 season as the Mariners pounded the Saints, 33-14, ending their 12 game winning streak. The New York Tech victory (14-0) gave the Mariners their best start (3-1) in seven years. Tough losses to Hofstra (10-6), Wagner (21-0) and Gettysburg (20-8) were very dissappointing as the Mariners did not play great football against three very fine teams. These three teams finished the season with a combined record of 24-5-1 with Hofstra making the play-offs, Gettysburg winning their conference cham- pionship and Wagner winning the ECAC championship. The Mariners visited New London to take on the Coast Guard and won an exciting and emotional game beating Coast Guard 21-14 to win the Secretary’s Cup for the second consecutive year. Ithaca was the final game of the year and the Mariners lost 12-7 to the former Division III National Champions. It was a hard fought game right down to the final whistle with the Mariners going with a “bomb” that ended the 1983 season. The final Mariner record was 4-5, only 9 points away (Hofstra 10-6 and Ithaca 12-7) from being 6-3. There has been steady improvement in each of the last three years, and, with many returning starters for ’84 next year should be no different. It has been a long, hard struggle coming from being 0-11 in 1980 to 4-5 in ’83. There has been a resurgence of morale, enthusiasim, anticipation and the Academy pride in football. Results in recruiting, schedule changes, hard work and committment has caused a reaction among opponents that read: Watch out for the Mariners. USMMA 23 Franklin 7 Marshall USMMA 3 Bucknell 21 USMMA 33 St. Lawrence 14 USMMA 14 New York 0 Tech USMMA 0 Hofstra 14 USMMA 0 Wagner 21 USMMA 8 Gettysburg 20 USMMA 21 Coast Guard 14 USMMA 7 Ithaca 14 1983 Mariner Coaching Staff Ed Grezinski, Dennis Barrett (Head Coach), Tony Grosso, Bill Zwaan, Tony Antonucci, John Campo, Ed Argast . . . . Next To The One In The Blue Mini-Skirt Steppin’ Out Tom Wiegerink, Marty Kontyko, and John Lehew have all been four year starters demonstrating outstanding leadership quality both off and on the field of play. It was no suprise to anybody that these three were picked to represent the Mariner Football Squad in the 1983 season. Congratulations on a job well done men! 183 1983 Varsity Soccer Final Record USMMA 0 Binghamton 2 USMMA 4 Oswego 2 USMMA 2 Manhattan 1 USMMA 5 Lehman 2 USMMA 4 C.W. Post 1 USMMA 2 Stevens Tech. 1 USMMA 5 Hunter 0 USMMA 5 John Jay 0 USMMA 0 Adelphi 1 USMMA 8 Westbury 2 USMMA 4 Kings Coll. 3 USMMA 0 Union Coll. 2 USMMA 3 Stonybrook 2 USMMA 5 Queens Coll. 0 USMMA 6 Scupper 2 USMMA 1 Hofstra 0 USMMA 2 West Point 1 USMMA 2 Drew Univ. 1 USMMA 5 Southampton 0 Watch That Hand i Top LtoR, Dan Finnerty, Jim Cluxton, George Boudreau, Matt Midas, Steve Midas, Rod Pickens, Rob Matrone, A1 Walsh, Jack Richardson, John Manzi, Bot LtoR, Brett Davis, John Murphy, Dave McDougall, Jeff Prol, Jene Tyranski, Carl Habenicht, Kyle Romanat, Steve McCauly Missing; Coach Dick Hogan, Steve Joyce, Pele, Gary Corrado. K.P. Soccer More Than Just A Kick In The Grass The 1983 Kings Point Soccer team had its best year ever by compiling an 18-3-1 record overall. The team captured the ECAC Division III Metro Conference Cham- pionship with an undefeated record and went on to become ranked nationally in devision III in the twentieth slot by seasons end. The squad was composed of seniors Gary Corrado, John Manzi, Steve McCauley, Dave McDougall, and Jack Richardson. Steve Midas and Jeff Prol were the only two juniors, while the sophmore class included George Boudreau, Rob Matrone, Matt Midas, Slim Pickens, John Scott, and A1 Walsh. The Strong Showing by the fresh- man class Included Jim Cluxton, Brett Davis, Dan Flannery, Karl Marx, John Murphy, Kyle Romanat, and Gene Tyranski. Steve Midas led all scorers with 26 goal while Steve McCauley had 25 assists. Other double figure goal scorers were McCauly, Bodreau, and Scott. Strong performances throughout the entire season were given by the entire team. 186 What You Say ’bout My Mama? Gary Winding Up Go Ahead Hit Me . . I Dare You Mr. Clean Jene Demonstrates proper Form A Pause In The Action A Cold Beer Where? Gave Birth To A What? 189 C’mon Ref, BLOW That Whistle -r Coach Omeltchenko and his team co-captains Larry Had- ley and Chris Doyle lead the Kings Point cross-country team to their best season in Kings Point history. Thanks to their dedication and leadership, next years team prom- ises to be a strong contender once again. 190 Bottom row: (L to R) Dan Shilliday, John Motley, Larry Trace, John Wilhelmy, Jeff Devilbiss, Top row: (L to R) Chris Deeley, Larry Hadley, Rich Murphy, Chris Doyle, Capt. Omeltchenko, Bill Mutnig, Mike Herbein A Strong Kings Point Contingent Larry Hadley 1 on NY Cross Country Circuit Words like awesome, unbeleivable, stupendous, and just plain perfect aren’t enough to tell of Larry Had- ley’s gold medal season. With record breaking running across the state, Larry lead a very respectable team to victories across the division. His sea- Beauty And The What??? son was capped off by qualifying for the NCAA championship. The Acad- emy is very proud of his performance and we wish him luck at the cham- pionship. We know he has what it takes to go the distance. 191 Rioux’s Mouth Opens Again. This Hard For A LITE Beer? g. ' J «i • i Wigmore For The Score Sharon There’s Where’s everybody at? The women of the 1983-84 Varsity Vollyball Team coached by Tom Harringan boasted their best season in the Academy history. Led by team co-captains Joan Allatta and Chris Romeca, the women bumped, set, and spiked their way to a conference record of 9 wins and 2 losses. The overall record was an impressive 18 wins 7 losses. Placing third in the Sixth Annual USMMA Woman’s Vollyball Tournament, the veteran players displayed the true meaning of endurance by an unforgettable accomplishment. They attended the wed- ding of former women’s team captain, “Momma Moo’’ Moomjian (82) and men’s volleyball team captain, Big Billy (’81), between matches. Much of the team’s success was due to a strong incoming plebe class who lifted weights daily. Newcom- ers to the “Starting Six” were Michelle Moreland, Beth Wilson, and Cheryl Wilson (no relation). Additional first year players were plebes Marie Hunke, Jennifer King (Shemp’s Daughter), and Becky Stewart. Beth LeDuc was the only returning non-senior player. The forces of “Devine senior” Briti Devine and “defensive specialist” Audry Phillips, helped Joan and Chrissy to instill in the team “the most important thing “Now girls don’t forget; what is the most important thing?” Jump girls 194 Sound advice from the coach All set to receive Mark found a friend I fl ?• vo.-aj • - . Shot on goal! WATERPOLO TEAM JUST MISSES This past season, the waterpolo club had high anticipations for a spot in the NCAA Div. II championships playoffs (Mid Atlantic Conference). Com- ing off an excellent ’82 season in which they qualified for the first time in their history for post season play, they worked hard in pre-season to achieve their goal. To their advantage, they only lost two seniors from the previous season and picked up four new members. With an average of 10 points a game offensively, the team came up one win short of getting the bid for the playoffs. A large turnover of senoirs this year as co-captains ‘Clemrod’ Clemence and ‘Mr. Freeze Munro relieve the helm. Other graduating play- ers are: ‘Mr. Ed” Foley, ‘Sluggo’ Slimon, ‘Limp’ Lempriere, ‘PH’ Carmondy and ‘Ugly-man’ Seymour. Illlllltllllilll J The whole gang Water Polo Final Stats. U.S.M.M.A. Opponent 5 Villanova 16 11 St. Francis 9 4 Indiana of Penn. 8 10 Penn. St. 13 7 Army 16 14 R.P.I. 6 14 Queens 6 8 Cornell 7 12 R.P.I. 14 6 Queens 4 14 John Hopkins 12 13 Millersville 16 Overall 6-10 Conferance 3-7 197 Battle at the net K.P. receiving the serve Gannaway serves What do we do now ? You only play with one ball, guys. High speed ball The Mariner’s made some major strides this season under the coaching of six year veteran Tom Harrigan. Last year, K.P. was 1-5 in the league and 10-15 overall. By the end of this season the league picture was 4-6 and overall 11-18. Kings Point finished fourth in the six team league battle. Some of the individual highlights included a third place finish in the U.S.M.M.A. Tour- nament behind Lehman and New Paltz and wins in the B-Division Open tournament over Syracuse, Oswego and Concordia. This year also brought about a first ever victory over Springfield an A-Division team. Several years ago, the U.S.M.M.A. was dropped by Springfield as an opponent because of the mismatch. 199 i ! Neil getting another faceoff back to Freddie i Captain Powell and Eggshell Peddle “High Five” The kid looks up to his fan club Frank about to capitalize on one of Reilly’s slappers The meeting of the minds i The security squad maintains control The Hockey Team finished third in the Eastern Division of the Metropolitan Colle- giate Hockey Conference with a 13-6-1 record. Leading the squad were senior Co-Captains Frank O’Donnell and Bob Powell, and they were supported by seniors Neil Reilly, Paul Manzi, Mike MacLeod, Rob Atkinson, Roddy Diotalevi, Tony Walsh, and Chaz Adams. In all, the season was long, rewarding, and most successful. Probably the most important aspect of the hockey team this year was the fact that we were a team. WTe played together, drank to- gether, fought together, won together, hated each other and loved each other, all at the same time. We were a team both on and off the ice. Injuries plagued us, but an injured player never missed a game. Much of this unified spirit revolved around the devotion of our two volunteer coaches, Murray Firestone and Rick Kelly. Their drive inspired us to support each other. Another aspect which separates the hockey team from any other squad is the fact that we must provide our own security at our home games. The security squad this year was head- ed without incident by Rob Dahn. He chose his own crew and never had a problem. I thank them and I’m sure, Parkwood Arena thanks them. A dejected Huss takes 5 Reilly boards another attacker Get your stick on the ice Mac Mac and Mike get a rest George puts the moves on As far as the season went, we were high from day one. Sunday morning practices began in mid-October while the season opener was at Marist on November 9th. We came from a two goal deficit to beat Marist - our first time ever - and knew from then that the season would be a success. At the change of splits, the record was 5-2, highlighted by a 16- 0 trouncing of our favorite rival, Fort Schuyler. Sea-year took 5 and returned 5, providing a much stron- ger defensive team. The first game “B” split showed us where we were headed, as plebe goalie Chuck Zachrich made his debut beating Fordham 4-3. By the end of the regular season we were assured a play-off spot finishing third behind Wagner and Southern Connecticut. The first play-off game was deep in the heart of New Jersey against our old rival Fordham. We won 7-1, and seven different people scored. The game was single elimina- tion, and highlighted when Roddy Diotalevi figured out how to use the public address system and announced, “One minute remaining in the Fordham season, repeat, one min- ute.” He was lucky to make it out of there alive. The next play-off game proved to be our last, as we lost 5- 2 to Morris County Community College. The game was tough physically, as 6 of the 12 who dressed wound up in the hospital. Our season ended, but not a head was held in shame. In summary, of the 12 all-star positions awarded by the league, we were given three. Freshman Mike Hussey was chosen to the first team all-stars, while Rob Atkinson and Bob Powell make the second team. We owe an awful lot to those who supported us and I feel it is only fair to mention them here. Our managers proved to be invaluable, these included Scott Messick, Karen Kukurugya, Lisa Streckfus, and Mary Rieger. My roommate Joe King put up with more grief than anyone, and still managed to make every game. The Diotalevi’s and the Pinter’s opened their doors wide to us during our trips to Connecticut and to them we are greatly in debt. The list goes on, but space disallows me to continue. As a final word, I speak for everyone when I say we had a ball. Bobby 203 Chip under a little pressure Larry Jordan going up Mac not quite as high as his defender j Final 26-Game Cumulative Basketball Statistics Coach knows best Two of a kind r y 206 U.S.M.M.A. Opponent 53 Virginia St. 86 58 Lehman 55 92 Vassar 64 87 Stony Brook 73 74 Columbia 79 81 Manhattenville 68 69 Upsala 76 64 Army 91 52 New York U. 63 66 Gettysburg 71 86 Pratt 71 69 Colgate 83 75 Queens 58 62 Trinity 77 79 Baruch 57 77 Scupper 60 91 No. Adams St. 67 73 Union 60 64 Manhattenville 63 55 Oneonta St. 57 71 Hartwick 82 83 City Coll. 67 74 R.I. Coll. 102 99 Salva Regina Coll. 77 63 Elmira Coll. 66 60 Adelphi U. 68 Shirley’s up Larry at the foul line Don’t jump too early One of the fans wv y 207 Olsen set to pass Waiting around Cheering the team on GO Nice form 209 The '83-'84 girls' team. Coach Sue and the guys’ team mm Some of the fans. M.M.A. Ready for the takedown. Steady hands on the line. Going over the scores. Athletic Assuuaum i The team with all their awards. John receives an award. Loading up the trucks. 'V. ■«' The rifle team gets another award. I , f ■HHgrcA ffiaSf ; � • v) h tS « I I f.K j .v 'I v | ,,l f ' rv —-'4 : '■ -ST ■ B5 .., A distant view of the targets. 215 Coach Markey and Dave Hormon. 216 Bob and his buddy the gate guard. Tim McKenna at the line. 217 Bob says, “It’s the best ball.” 218 Tim stretches for one. Discussing the strategy. Wake up and listen Bob. Rugby Players: A Breed Apart By Perry Richardson I learned last weekend that Rugby I players are indeed a unique breed of ! animal. Sort of a cross between a deer and a wolverine. Fast and mean. And while they are probably best known for their outlandish behavior off the field as well as on it, there is no more dedicated athlete than the rugger. 220 This is what the sport’s about. Brian surges for a tackle. Are they playing or exercising? Before or after? The man comes to the ground. 221 Bobby G. behind the plate. Concentration, the key to winning The Mariner Baseball Squad started the season off knowing that it was going to be a great year . . . they just didn’t know how great it was going to be. Led by Captain Phil Talamo of Comack, New York, the team posted a 6-15 win- loss record in the competitive, knicker- bocker conference. Second year Coach Bill Zwaan made sure the team would be ready for its tough division II and III schedule by putting the players on a weight lifting program and in the batting cage in early January. Coach Zwaan is fully aware of how difficult it is for the KP baseball team to compete at the college level. All teams play year round baseball with most going to Florida for spring train- ing while Kings Pointers take final ex- ams and seniors sit for the Coast Guard license. The highlight of the season came during a four game winning streak as the Mariners made a strive for first place. The team posted consecutive wins against Stevens Tech, Dowling, Staten Island, and New Paltz. At the close of this banner week, Matt Davis of Gowanda, New York, was named the Division III player of the week for his two pitching victories and near .500 batting average during this streak. The team’s other two victories came against Stony Brook and city colleges of New York. Although the team did not have the outstanding season in the win-loss col- umn, it was a great year for the team. This was a bunch of guys who never quit and always gave it their best shot until the last out of the game. Any team would have to be this way with ace pitchers like Bob “Bag” Sydlo, “Rocco” Diotalevi and Phil “The Blur” Reed. Still the team had some surprise perfor- mances by freshman power hitter Perry Plunket and “Sweet” George Kerst. Senior short man Chris Walker came through with a late season hitting streak taking Scotty “The Dude” Lam- bright’s spot at second base. Coach Zwaan was quoted as pulling Scotty out of the line-up since he had already clinched the league’s triple crown. (Scotty’s award winning stats: earned run average-26.5, strike-outs-19, errors- 21.) Ray “The Horse” Bartoszek gave — the team steady fielding at third base. 1“A Walsh played an outstanding right field and was a base bandit with 12 sto- s len bases. Neil “The Kid” Reilly (com- ing off a broken ankle) became one of the teams leading hitters including five doubles. Mike Reed and Matt Hall were I on the team but really didn’t do any- thing worth mentioning. Brian Peters was converted from catcher to pitcher after Bob Sydlo was bagged after the first Bobby Golden managed to break another finger while breaking a possible school RBI record. Pat “The Mouth” Murphy was also sidelined with a knee injury which brought his running speed from slow to stop. Tom Liebsh was used as a utility infielder throughout the sea- son but was truly a pure hitter. The team asked Coach Zwaan, who was the worse hitter, Tom Liebsh or Phil Reed? The Coach said, “Phil Reed is by far the worst, the most pitiful hitter Pve ever seen in baseball.” But Phil did manage to get one hit this season (a check swing infield dribbler) and also had a record eight straight strikeouts. Kent “The Gun” Williams was used as a power hit- ter but Phil edged him out by two points for lowest batting average. Rocco Diotalevi also set one record. He was picked off three times in one game and didn’t know who threw him out, two of these times. Rocco was also blamed for the heartbreaking last inning loss to Fort Schyuler as he walked, balked and wild pitched the game away. Bobby Li- cato was this year’s sacrificial lamb as he started against all the division II powerhouses. Bobby is still suffering neck problems. The guy who made things so easy for the team has to be John Murphy. Murph (our player-manager) helped everybody with whatever they needed and never complained once. Hey Murph, thank you, we really appreciat- ed you. I just want to say thanks to Coach Zwaan, Phil Talamo and the whole team. You’re a great bunch of guys. You’re the people that made KP enjoy- able for me. Take care and remember everything I taught you; if that’s possi- ble to comprehend. See you in the ma- jors! Neil Reilly Top L R- Perry Plunkett, John Murphy, Marty Kontyko, Brian Peters, Matt Davis, Phil Reed. Middle-Coach Bill Zwaan, Roddy Diotalevi, Mike Reed, Tony Walsh, Phil Talamo, Tom Liebsch, Bob Licato. Bottom- Bob Sydlo, Scott Lambright, Pat Murphy, Bob Golden, George Kerst, Ray Bartosek, Kent Williams, Matt Hall, Chris Walker. Tom Liebsch slaps the tag on. 223 u. • Captain Phil Talamo rips another triple. Where’s the horse? Matty on his way home Phil Reed gets the sign Golden Glove George TMT nun ? Matt Hall under the tag Playin' it up Triple crown winner Scotty Dude Strappin’ on the armor Fireman Bob Licato. Reilly with the put-out. 1984 BASEBALL C.W. Post 5 USMMA 2 Lehman 10 USMMA 4 SUNY Maritime 8 USMMA 7 MSMMA 4 CCNY 3 Manhattanville 14 USMMA 3 Adelphi 22 USMMA 1 Mercy USMMA 3 Stevens Tech 8 USMMA 4 USMMA 8 Stevens Tech 2 USMMA 7 Dowling 4 USMMA 8 Staten Island 4 USMMA 15 New Paltz 4 Concordia 25 USMMA 2 Condordia 13 USMMA 4 C.W. Post 20 USMMA 15 USMMA 8 Stony Brook 4 Hofstra 20 USMMA 7 Queens 17 USMMA 4 John Jay 3 USMMA 0 John Jay 4 USMMA 0 Pace 36 USMMA 5 Manhattanville 14 USMMA 0 Kent and Chris look on � ?■; Zwaany in command. Ray gets his cuts. Reed ’round at third. Murphy, Murphy, Reilly, Irish Mafia. Allstar Larry Hadley Up and over 228 Coach’s advice Pete and Chris take a “breather”. 232 The exciting Kings Point Lacrosse team completed another winning sea- son in 1984, finishing with a record of 9-3. In an effort to gain Varsity status the club competed only against Varsity teams, including 5 Knickerbockc Conference teams. After turning in this fine record the school awarded the club Varsity status. Hopefully, the team will compete in the Knickerbockt: Conference next Spring, although some coaches in the league are hesitant t allow the team to join. One reason is Junior midfielder Mike Sullivan wh, finished in the top 10 in Division 111 scoring with 36 goals. Another stan- dout, whom Mike will surely miss, is Senior attackman Tom Randazzo who had 32 assists to finish among the top 10 in Division III. The team spent 3 days in the early Spring on a road trip to Pennsylvania. It was an enjoyable sojourn to the Amish country, as the team came away l-l, with one rainout. The most gratifying win of the season for the Mariners was the defeat ol arch rival Fort Schuyler, last years Knickerbocker of Conference Champs. K.P. played one of its finest games of the season in the “Pit” and defeated Maritime for the first time ever. Coach Steve Jacobs will be at the helm next year, as he has for the last three seasons, in the Mariners first Varsity season. Special thanks is e. tended to Coach, Paul Lasinski trainer and assistant coach in charge ot external and internal affairs, and to our friend Matt Raynes. 1984 Kings Point Lacrosse Record Millersville St. 15 9 KP West Chester St. 10 11 KP Manhattanville 7 17 KP Queens College 4 17 KP CCNY 2 10 KP Stockton St. 15 8 KP FDU-Teaneck 2 16 KP Kean College 5 13 KP Fairfield Univ. 7 18 KP Stonybrook Univ. 21 7 KP Dowling College 3 17 KP VA 237 Plebe four underway. Ray’s boat getting advice from a veteran. 239 The Kings Point Dinghy Sailing Team, under direction of Coach Tom Kinney, has once again won the North American Intercollegiate Dinghy Cham- pionship. The team has been ranked number one in the country all year long. Victories in numerous major regattas were achieved with KP beating out a variety of schools including Navy, Boston University, Uni- versity of Rhode Island, Tufts, Tulane, Fort Schuyler, Yale and Brown. The tri- umphs this season included (among oth- ers) the Admiral’s Cup Regatta held here at the KP, the Trux Umsted at Navy and the Admiral Moore at Fort Schuyler. Victory at the America Trophy in An- napolis qualified the team for the Na- tional’s, which were held in Chicago. KP has now won the Dinghy and Team Rac- ing Championships in both 1983 and 1984. Team members who sailed in the Na- tional’s this year in Chicago include 1983 Intercollegiate Sailor of the Year-Mor- gan Reeser, Allen Lindsey, Jay Renehan, Bill Petersen, Peter Lindsey, Michele Moreland, Peter Renehan, and Dennis Tracy. A newly organized effort of the dinghy team has been made in the women’s re- gattas this season. The girls, formerly unranked and unknown, quickly found themselves ranked sixth in the nation. The women’s team placed well in the Navy Women’s Invite and Tufts Invite. Later they placed second in the MAISA Women’s Championship in Chicago. The women’s team includes Liz Rosen, Laura Schattgen, Ann McIntyre, Laura Whar- ton, Connie Dato and Heidi Gann. The sailing team worked very hard and travelled all season. Their success would not have been possible without an entire team effort including the work of all those who served on the race commit- tee during the year. Recognition is also due to Captain Prosser, the sailing office and the mem- bers of the Faculty and Administration who have helped make the team number one sailors of the country again this tear. 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BK' •'' w - jSfe ; -' ?-' -. • - •• ••• I v lUferrf � T � ' ■ X .- 1 t i •V. • ws2 a? w. 1 - f .4 : v % . v r Ka� , ■ . • si: Section Editor: Paul Corley Jeff Nichols Homecoming This year’s Homecoming was a large success for the classes who were reunit- ed. The weekend was highlighted by the football game, a formal dance for the graduates, and many tailgate par- ties. Although the float contest was limited this year, the plebe class did show their spirit by constructing small floats and banners. M-man K.P. celebrates its 40th year 248 Which one is going to fall first Looking at the newest additions to the cheerleaders 249 T yiM6 Ww Artistic sailors, huh? The RC and the RX meet Captain Leback Marching on for the ceremonies M n Van Aken leads his plebes to acceptance 1 I Taking the oath Acceptance Day Twenty-one gun salute A couple of months after the Class of 1987 entered Vickery Gate and suffered through “In- doc”, they were formally accepted into the regiment. The adminis- tration arranged for Captain War- ren Leback, a former graduate and the Deputy Administrator for The Maritime Administration, to speak at the Acceptance Day cere- monies. This day is an important one for the plebes and their par- ents. It also marks the first day of liberty for the class and that’s a day to always remember. I Recognition Off to Delano Plebe’s revenge Are they to trying to hide? Derron Patterson All part of the game First company on the run for recognition How come the B.J.’s aren’t dirty yet? M n Hubchen crawling for recgonition How do you spell recognition — MUD 257 I I I Mardi Gras Party Ralph and Sharon The hired help Which one is the girl? r Ready for some heavy rap? Don’t hurt anybody Dino Kevin and Eddie Where did you find her, Arnie? Zubs and Austin entertaining Jim at it again John and Diana Jerry and his girl The crowded dance floor m-m-. Ziggy Gary and Mac saw the camera Jack, Dooogs and the hand Looks like a new dance John takes a sip off the jug Tom in his shorts i Don’t laugh at me, Shiela The Alumni Association Sends The Seniors Off 264 265 271 CO M O td CO Section Editor: Charles Adams CHARLES EDWARD ADAMS Suffolk, Virginia Clubs and Activities Machinist Club President, MIDSHIPS Senior Page Editor, Review Narrator, Honor Guard, Automotive Interests Club, Flying Club Vice- President, HEAR THIS Art Editor, Sportsman’s Club, Hockey Security Squad Sea Year 5.5. George Wythe — Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Manukai — Matson Navigation Co. M V Pride of Texas — Titan Navigation Co. 5.5. Exxon Bangor — Exxon Shipping Co. USS Detroit (AOE-4) —U.S. Navy Places Panama, Korea, People’s Republic of China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Singapore, Ma- laysia, Sri Lanka, Djibouti, Bataam, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Israel, Bayonne, Foyer between 4th and 5th Company Internship Norfolk Shipbuilding and Drydock Co., Nor- folk, Virginia JOAN TERESA ALLATTA Brookside, New Jersey y y' 'A'ty - Clubs and Activities Volleyball Co-Captain, Midshipman Officer, Blood Drive Chairman, Scuba, Band, Fanfares, Stage Band, Varsity Club, Swim Team Sea Year 5.5. Santa Cruz— Delta Lines 5.5. Mormacrigel— Mormac Lines 5.5. Austral Envoy— Farrell Lines 5.5. American Leader— U.S. Lines 5.5. Golden Monarch— Apex Marine 5.5. Charlston— Apex Marine Places Visited Panama, Columbia, Equador, Peru, Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Australia, New Zealand, Hol- land, France, St Croix I i [ k- j i Success is being able to live life in your own way. Special Thanks to my family, especially Mom, Grama, and Claudia for supporting me and help- ing me through it all. J 278 Clubs and Activities Baseball Sea Year 5.5. Austral Lightning— Farrell Lines 5.5. Chevron California— Chevron Shipping 5.5. American Monarch— U.S. Lines 5.5. Constitution— American Hawaii Cruises MARK PATRICK ALLISON Las Vegas, Nevada 5.5. Maui— Matson Navigation Co. 5.5. Kauai— Matson Navigation Co. Places Visited Australia, New Zealand, Tahiti, Hawaii, Alaska, Guam, Korea, Philippines, Japan Internship Chevron Shipping Company, San Francisco, Cali- fornia He who hesitates is lost. 277 ROBERT HOLT ATKINSON JR. Mattapoisett, Massachusetts Clubs and Activities Battalion First Lieutenant, Varsity Sailing, Hock- ey Team, Lacrosse Club, Propeller Club, ROA, Pipe Club, Blue Magnet Club Sea Year 5.5. Mormacsun— Moore McCormack Lines USNS Sealift Arabian Sea—Marine Transport Lines 5.5. Mormacwave—Moore McCormack Lines LASH Italia— Prudential Lines Places Visited Bahamas, Greece, Singapore, Diego Garcia, Guam, Philippines, England, Japan, Okinawa, Egypt, Is- real Internship Boston Tow Boat Company, Boston Massachu- setts Don’t worry about a thing ’cause every little thing’s gonna be alright! Bermuda Strollers. 278 “Rack” CHRISTOPHER MARK BASILE Yonkers, New York “Chris” Clubs and Activities Wargames Club, Rugby-Captain, Honor Guard, SNAME, Rugby Party Chairman Sea Year 5.5. Export Challenger— Farrell Lines 5.5. Sealift Mediterranean— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. Mormac Star— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Santa Lucia— Delta Lines 5.5. American Lynx— U.S. Lines Places Visited Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Zaire, Azores, Canary Islands, Monrovia, Panama, Mexico, Ba- hamas, Peru, Chile, Ecuador, Guam, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea, Japan Internship Ogden Marine, New York, New York Never regret the things that you have done, only the things you have never tried. J DAVID MONTWID BERNHARD . 3g D Milwaukee, Wisconsin Clubs and Activities Sailing, Machinist Club Sea Year 5.5. Britton Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Del Rio— Delta Lines 5.5. Frances Hammer— Hvide Shipping 5.5. Sam Houston— Waterman Steamship Co. Places Visited Panama, Brazil, Colombia, Russia, Greece, Spain, Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, India, Oman, South Yemen, Ethiopia, Sri Lanka Internship Allis-Chalmers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 280 Tk PHILLIP DAVID BRIER Hickory, North Carolina “Phil” Clubs and Activities Battalion First Lieutenant, Judo Club-Brown Belt, Bicycle Club- President, Midships Photogra- pher Sea Year 5.5. Del Rio— Delta Lines 5.5. Gulf Farmer— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. M.V. Tampa Seahorse— Offshore Crews 5.5. Stonewall Jackson— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Lash Atlantico— Prudential Lines Places Visited Liberia, Ivory Coast, Cameroon, Ghana, Mexico, Sardinia, Italy, Morrocco, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Republic of Djibouti, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Greece, Turkey, Romania Internship Waterman Steamship Co., New York, New York B.F.D., Baby! Clubs and Activities J.V. Basketball, ROA, SNAME, Machinists Club, Trident Club Sea Year 5.5. Frederick Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Shirley Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Allison Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Julius Hammer— Hvide Shipping Co. Places Visited Italy, Egypt, Algeria, Panama, Japan, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Taiwan, Korea, Spain, Greece, Russia, South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya, Brazil, Philadelphia Internship Canaveral Port Authority, Port Canaveral, Flor- ida MICHAEL JAY BURNS Satellite Beach, Florida “Burnsy” ■ The question of what an N-dimensional vector could possibly mean physically for N 3 is, strict- ly speaking, of no concern from a mathematical point of view. It’s not how you do it, but why. 282 ■i makmih “Grumpy”, “Buscli” Clubs and Activities Regimental Band, Regimental Fanfares, Auto- motive Interest Club, SNAME, Editorial Staff, Submariner, Sleeping, Liberty Sea Year 5.5. Del Campo— Delta Lines 5.5. Santa Isabel— Delta Lines 5.5. Mormac Vega— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Mormac Lynx— Moore-McCormack Lines USNS Sealift Pacific— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited South America, Brazil, Canada, Venezuela, Domi- nican Republic, Panama, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Ecuador Internship Long Island Lighting Co., Long Beach, New York We did it together, all of us. GRAHAM BUSCHOR Oakdale, New York GLENN EDMUND CAMPBELL Forest Park, Georgia “Redneck” Clubs and Activities Circle “R” Ranch Club, 500 Club, Racking Sea Year 5.5. Adabelle Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Benjamin Harrison— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Delta Mar— Delta Lines 5.5. Letitia Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited South Africa, Tanzania, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Su- dan, Ethiopia, Oman, U.A.E., Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Jamaica, Ven- ezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Egypt, Italy, Turkey, Greece, Israel Internship Grumman Aerospace, Milledgeville, Georgia mm 284 STEPHEN R. CARPENTER Mission, Kansas “Carp” Sea Year 5.5. Stonewall Jackson— Waterman Steamship Lines 5.5. Tillie Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Velma Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Del Rio— Delta Lines 5.5. Delta Mar— Delta Lines M.V. Ft. Pierre— SCNO Pushboat Co. Places Visited Brazil, Venezuela, Argentina, Uruguay, Egypt, Is- rael, England, Germany, Holland, Ireland Internship Holliday Sand and Gravel Co., N. Kansas City, Kansas ► ’Bye. STEPHAN JOHN CASSIDY Brandon, Florida Butch Clubs and Activities Crew, Baseball, Bicycle Club, Midshipman Coun cil (Vice Pres.), Varsity Club, SNAME Sea Year 5.5. Delta Norte— Delta Lines 5.5. Letitia Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co 5.5. LNG Taurus— Energy Transportation Corporation M V USNS Susquehanna— Trinidad Corp. Places Visited Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Diego Garcia, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philip- pines, Hong Kong, Japan Internship Thermal Systems, Inc., Tampa, Florida 286 MARK DAVID CERALDI Salisbury, North Carolina “Rebel Parrot” r . Clubs and Activities Computer Club, Honor Guard, ROA, Newman Club, Sailing Team Sea Year 5.5. Genevieve Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Margaret Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Joseph Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Del Oro— Delta Lines 5.5. Delta Mar— Delta Lines 5.5. Texaco Wisconsin— Texaco Places Visited Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Venezu- ela, Brazil, Egypt, Algeria, Cameroon, Congo, Bay- onne Internship Appalachian Electronic Instruments Inc., Ronce- verte, W. Virginia There is no need for hurry, we are all sure to reach the journey’s end. Axel Munthe TODD EDWARD CHITTENDEN Madison, Connecticut “Chitt” Clubs and Activities Lacrosse Club, Christian Fellowship Club Presi- dent, Chapel Council, Drill Team Sea Year 5.5. Doctor Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Del Sol— Delta Lines 5.5. Thompson Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Solon Turman— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Louise Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Almeria Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship CO. Places Visited Germany, England, Belgium, Holland. Ireland, Egypt, Italy, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, El Salvador, Indonesia, Singapore, Tan jan Mani, Manila, Taiwan, Japan Internship Alter Barge Lines, Davenport, Iowa Thou art my king, 0 God, command victories for Jacob, through thee we well push back our adversaries; through thy name we well trample down those who rise up against us. For I will not trust in my bow, now will my sword save me. But thou hast saved us from our adversaries, and thou hast put to shame those who hate us. In God we have boasted all day long, and we will give thanks to thy name forever. Psalm 44:4-8 JOHN JAMES COLLINS Massapequa, New York J.C.” Clubs and Activities Varsity Cross-Country, Varsity Indoor and Out- door Track, A-split Class President 3rd class year, Honor Board Rep. junior year, SNAME Sea Year 5.5. President Hoover— American President Lines 5.5. Santa Mariana— Delta Lines 5.5. Santa Juana—Delta Lines USNS Pawcatuck— Military Sealift Command M V Sealift Caribbean— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Canada, Mexi- co, Panama, El Salvador, Venezuela, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Italy, Greece, Crete, Israel, Sardinia, Spain, Greenwich Village Internship Energy Transportation Corporation, Manhattan, New York It’s all that we’re skilled in, we will be ship- building with all the will in the world. Diving for dear life, when we could be diving for pearls. 289 GARY JOSEPH CORRADO Sayville, New York W I ft % “Gary” Clubs and Activities Varsity Soccer, Varsity Club Sea Year 5.5. Del Campo— Delta Lines S.S American Archer— U.S. Lines 5.5. Ashley Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Joseph Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited Venezuela, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Hoi land, Germany, Egypt, Turkey, Italy, Panama, Ec uador, Peru, El Salvador Get set, I’m making up for lost time. 290 KEVIN JON COTE Watertown, New York Wiley”, “NYC Clubs and Activities Lacrosse, Midshipman Officer, Company Com- mander, SNAME, Reserve Officers’ Association, Petty Officer, Automotive Interest Club, Flying Club Sea Year 5.5. William Hooper— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Gulf Merchant— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. LNG Leo— Energy Transportation Corp. Places Visited Jordan, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Ecuador, Peru Chile, Colombia, Japan, Indonesia Internship Energy Transportation Corp., New York, NY It may have been rough at times, but thank God we stuck it out. 291 MARC EDWARD CRAIG Port Washington, New York “Craiger” Clubs and Activities Chairman- MDA Club, Midshipman Officer, Baseball, SNAME, Propeller Club, Hear This, Honor Guard, Las Vegas Telethon Sea Year 5.5. Austral Entente— Farrell Lines 5.5. Santa Cruz— Delta Lines 5.5. Red Jacket— Farrell Lines M.V. Pride of Texas— Titan Navigation Places Visited Australia, New Zealand, Panama, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Is- rael Internship Marine Transport Lines, New York, New York ◄ Darkness cannot put out the lamp, it can only make the light seem brighter. MARK PHILIP CROCE Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey “Monster” Clubs and Activities Weight Lifting Club, Vice Pres., Newman Club, Honor Guard, ROA, Midshipman Officer, Auto- motive Interest Club, Propeller Club, SNAME Sear Year 5.5. American Liberty— U.S. Lines 5.5. Export Commerce— Farrell Lines 5.5. Argonaut— Farrell Lines 5.5. Marmac Lynx— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. American Accord— U.S. Lines Places Visited Hawaii, Guam, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Ko- rea, Panama, Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Holland, Great Britain, France Internship Energy Transportation Corporation, New York, New York ✓____ Kings Point was not always a great place to be at, but it will always be a great place to be from. To my family and my freinds who have given me so much help and support, I extend my deepest thanks. L J VICTOR GERALD CUSUMANO Floral Park, New York Yoda3 Clubs and Activities Sailing, Glee Club, Bicycle Club, Canteen Team, Lagulus Inc., Bowling Team Sea Year 5.5. American Ace— U.S. Lines 5.5. Mormacargo— Moore-McCormack Lines USNS Sealift Caribbean— Marine Transport Lines USNS Maumee— Trinidad Tanker Corp. Places Visited Holland, England, Germany, Japan, Korea, Phil- ippines, Guam, Singapore, Panama Canal Zone, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Aruba, Greece, Italy, U.S. Gulf and East Coasts Internship Apex Marine, Lake Success, New York . . . The people along the sand all turn and look one way. They turn their back on the land. They look at the sea all day . . . R. Frost 294 MICHAEL JOSEPH DE GROOTE Waterloo, Iowa “Dee Clubs and Activities Newman Club, Intramurals, ROA, NROTC Bas- ketball Sea Year 5.5. Del Oro— Delta Lines 5.5. Delta Marr— Delta Lines 5.5. Fredrick Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Velma Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Texaco Connecticut— Texaco Places Visited Poland, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Ghana, South Afri- ca, Brazil, Kenya, Venezuela, Panama, Germany Internship Mobil Oil Corporation, New York, New York 295 RICHARD DENNIS DELPIZZO Bellerose, New York n I I r- 01 “Dickie” Clubs and Activities Regimental Band, Glee Club, Machinists Club, Company Staff, Indoctrination ’85, 1984 Smokes- tack Co-Artist, SNAME, ROA, President Reagan’s Inaugural Parade ’81 Sea Year S.S. LNG Libra— Energy Transportation Corporation USNS American Explorer— Trinidad Corporation Places Visited Japan, Indonesia, Sicily, Spain, England, Los Acores, Bermuda, Aruba Internship Energy Transportation Corporation, New York, New York A person has two legs and one sense of humor, and if confronted with a choice, it is better to lose a leg. Charles Lindner 296 “Steve” Clubs and Activities Pistol Team-Captain, Machinists’ Club, Navy Ri fle T M, Cannon Squad Sea Year 5.5. American Trojan— U.S. Lines 5.5. President McKinley— American President Lines 5.5. President Johnson— American President Lines 5.5. Brooks Range— Inter-ocean Management Places Visited Guam, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Pana- ma, Midway, Okinawa, Philippines Peace through superior firepower. 297 RAYMOND ANTHONY DIAZ Middle Village, Queens “Racing Ray” Clubs Activities Indoor and Outdoor Track, Queens Express Sea Year 5.5. American Marketer— U.S. Lines 5.5. Lash Atlantico— Prudential Lines 5.5. American Heritage— Apex Marine 5.5. Sealift Antarctic— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited Panama, Guam, Japan, China, Taiwan, Egypt, Is- rael, Rumania, Turkey, St. Croix, Congo, Hawaii Internship Con Edison, Astoria, Queens ► i It was worth it. Clubs and Activities Bicycle Club, Diving Team, Chapel Choir, Glee Club, Color Guard, Debate Team Sea Year 5.5. James Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Tillie Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Gulf Trader— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. President Wilson— American President Lines 5.5. Brooks Range— IOT (Sohio) Places Visited Algeria, Germany, England, Italy, Netherlands, Japan, India, Philippines, Pakistan, Malaysia, Indonesia Internship Naval Ocean Systems Center, San Diego, Califor- No man is an island . . . Oh well. STEVEN MICHAEL DIETHELM r Clubs and Activities Manager-Varsity Football, Weight Lifting Club, Uncultural Club, RRXO, HBMM, ROA Sea Year 5.5. President Jefferson— American President Lines 5.5. President Taft— American President Lines 5.5. Santa Mercedes— Delta Lines 5.5. Arco Anchorage— Arco Marine, Inc. Places Visited Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Guam, Mexico, Venezuela, Brazil, Ar- gentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador Internship Todd Pacific Shipyards Inc., San Pedro, Califor- nia Kings Point is “Full of kings and queens, who’ll blind your eyes and steal your dreams, it’s Heaven and Hell.” Claremont, California “Flash” RODDY JOHN DIOTALEVI k Stratford, Connecticut “Roddy” Clubs and Activities Hockey, Baseball, Midships Sea Year 5.5. Mormacargo— Moore-McCormack Shipping Co. 5.5. Santa Clara— Delta Lines 5.5. Tyson Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Kittanning— Keystone Shipping Co. Places Visited Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Scotland, Swe- den ISS88K i Progress always involves risks. You can’t steal second base and keep your foot on first. Frederick B. Wilcox ROBERT THEODORE DORAN North Miami Beach, Florida Clubs and Activities Varsity Volleyball, Soccer, Tennis Capt, Intra murals, Newman Club, Midships Advertising Edi tor, Dewey Oxburger Look alike Sea Year 5.5. Austral Moon— Farrell Lines 5.5. Charles Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co 5.5. Button Gwinett— Waterman Steamship 5.5. Sealift China Sea— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. American Heritage— APEX Places Visited Japan, Korea, Singapore, India, Egypt, Australia, St. Croix, Taiwan, Sri Lanka Internship Thermo Air Conditioning, Miami, Florida If this is in the ’84 Midships, I MADE IT! CHRISTOPHER J. DOYLE North Bellmore, New York Clubs and Activities Varsity Cross-Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Class Vice-President (3rd class year), ROA, Midshipman Officer Sea Year 5.5. Resolute— Farrell Lines 5.5. Mormacsea— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Mormacdrago— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Mormacsun— Moore-McCormack Lines M.V. USNS Sealift Mediterranean— Marine Transport Lines Inc. Places Visited Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel, Republic of South Af- rica, Ascension Island, South America, Mexico, Bahamas, Guam, Japan, United States To Wig- “All I want to know is one thing? WTFIGOH To Tom L.- Never give up hope. MICHAEL THOMAS DOYLE Walpole, Massachusetts ■■■■ . I ‘Mickey” Clubs and Activities Lacrosse Club, Automotive Interest Club, Ma- chinists Club, Bike Club, Midshipman Officer, M V Oceanid Crew Sea Year 5.5. Austral Envoy— Farrell Lines 5.5. American Astronaut— U.S. Lines USNS Yukon— Trinidad Corp. USNS Sealift Caribbean— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Japan, Ko- rea, Mexico, Panama, Taiwan, Guam Internship Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine 304 DENNIS DRUMMOND Forest Hills, New York “D-Man” Clubs and Activities Crew Team, Friday Afternoon Club, Machinists Club, Varsity Club, Exec Board Club, Self Ap- pointed Cadre Club, Oceanrod E.D. Club Sea Year 5.5. Santa Isabel— Delta Lines M.V. Julius Hammer— Hvide Shipping Lines 5.5. American Ace— U.S. Lines Places Visited Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Colombia, New Jersey, Gibralta, Russia, Germany, Holland L — % I don't know what I want but I know how to get it. mr 305 KEVIN MICHAEL DUFFY Sayville, New York “Duff’ Clubs and Activities Varsity Crew, Honor Guard, Ski Club, Propeller Club, Pub Club, Varsity Club, Sportsman Club Sea Year 5.5. Del Viento— Delta Lines 5.5. Button Gwinnett— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Maui— Matson Lines 5.5. President Truman— American President Lines 5.5. President Roosevelt— American President Lines 5.5. President Hoover— American President Lines Places Visited Colombia, Egypt, India, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Venezuela, Indonesia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Saudi Arabia, Ethiopia, Ha- waii, Great Neck Internship Line Fast Corporation, Holbrook, New York All good things must come to an end. ' -A PHILIP ECHEVARRIO r Brentwood, New York “Pepe” Clubs and Activities Baseball, Weight Lifting Club, Indoctrination ’85, ’86, ’87, Regimental Training Officer, Fine Arts Club Sea Year 5.5. Lash Italia— Prudential Lines 5.5. Mormacdraco— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Mormacwave— Moore-McCormack Lines M.V. Julius Hammer— Hvide Shipping 5.5. American Leader— United States Lines Places Visited Israel, Russia, Bermuda, Holland, England, France, Egypt Internship Con Edison, Astoria, New York ► Without the love and encouragement that my parents and sister have given me, I wouldn’t have made it through the ups and downs at K.P. Going to school here with the guys in 3rd CO and sharing its joys and sorrows, have given me the true mean- ing of frienship. My final years here at K.P. would not have been truly happy without Denise. Her warm smile, love, and support were there when I needed her. 0 JEFFREY THOMAS EKER Kansas City, Kansas EkeV Clubs and Activities SNAME, ROA, Wrestling Team, Ski Club, Pho-1 tography Club, Honor Guard, Fine Arts Club, Automotive Interest Club Sea Year 5.5. Texaco Georgia— Texaco, Inc. 5.5. Solon Turman— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Howell Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. John Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. M.V. Honour Tanker Barge United States— Sonat Marine g|g Places Visited Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Colombia, Diego Garcia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Taiwan, Japan Internship Trico Industries (Columbian Steel Tank Div.), Kansas City, Kansas Hope for the best. Expect the worst. Life is a play. We e unrehearsed. Mel Brooks, The Twelve Chairs 308 ALEXANDER THEODORE EUSTIS - X Summit, New Jersey “AI”, “Captain S” Clubs and Activities Crew- Captain, Mishipman Council, Varsity Club Secretary Sea Year 5.5. Young America— Farrell Lines M.V. America— American Atlantic Lines 5.5. Mormac Sea— Moore-McCormack Lines USNS Sealift Antarctic— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. American Alliance— U.S. Lines Places Visited Italy, Turkey, Egypt, Spain, British Virgin Is- lands, Grenada, Guyana, South Africa, Mozam- bique, Brazil, Cuba, Azores, England, Nether- lands, France Internship Marine Transport Lines, New York, New York -'«a v I. � A 1 S 309 ANTHONY JEROME FIELD Vacaville, California Clubs and Activities Swimming, Yearbook, Board Sailing, Midship Council, SNAME, ROA, Trident Club Sea Year 5.5. Santa Magdalena— Delta Lines 5.5. Chevron California— Chevron Shipping Co 5.5. Santa Mariana— Delta Lines 5.5. President Grant— American President Lines 5.5. President Jefferson— American President Lines Places Visited Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, Brazil, Chile, Peru, Co lombia, Venezuela, Panama, Mexico, Argentina Internship Chevron Shipping Co., San Francisco, Calfornia The soul desires to dwell with the body because without the members of that body it can neither act nor feel. Leonardo Da Vinci Take advantage of this. bl I__________________B___________:___________ I “Jerry”, “Foies’ Clubs and Activities Water Polo, Varsity Swimming, Rugby Football Club, Bike Club, SNAME Sea Year 5.5. Mormac Vega— Moore-McCormack 5.5. Mallory Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. M.V. Antiilia— American Atlantic Lines 5.5. Manukai— Matson Navigation Co. 5.5. Kenai— Keystone Shipping Co. Places Visited Brazil, Argentina, Surinam, Guyana, various is lands in the Caribbean Sea, Hawaii, Alaska, Ja pan, Guam, Midway, Korea, Philippines Internship Matson Navigation Co., Honolulu, Hawaii 311 i Never forget to be truthful and kind. CHARLES MICHAEL FOLZ III r Charlie Clubs and Activities J.V. Basketball, Automotive Interest Club, RBU, Power Squadron Sea Year 5.5. Delta Norte— Delta Lines 5.5. Sam Houston— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. President Tyler— American President Lines 5.5. President Grant— American President Lines M.V. President Lincoln— American President Lines 5.5. Exxon Philadelphia— Exxon Shipping Co Places Visited Egypt, Djibouti, Sudan, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, Ko- rea, Hong Kong L. 312 Roccus lives. DOUGLAS ALFRED GAFFNEY Jefferson City, Missouri “Druglas Gaffzole” Clubs and Activities Band, Glee Club, Stage Band, SNAME, Editorial Staff-Submariner Sea Year 5.5. Gulf Farmer— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Shirley Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. President Fillmore— American President Lines 5.5. President Jackson— American President Line's Places Visited Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Colombia, Israel, Egypt, Morocco, Japan, Taiwan, Canada, Singa- pore, Djibouti, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, India, Malay- sia, Indonesia, Thailand, Hong Kong, China, Italy ► I found an Italian princess amidst the sweat of hard work and the ice of winter. For I will dine on honeydew and drink the milk of paradise. Rush 4 ■ 2.00 and go! ROBERT MATTHEW GAMBER Baldwin, New York Clubs and Activities Rugby Club, Lacrosse Club, Bicycle Club, Ma- chinists Club, Automotive Interest Club, SNAME, Honor Guard Sea Year USNS Marshfield— Military Sealift Command 5.5. Mormac Sea— Moore-McCormack Lines S.T. Overseas Alice— Maritime Overseas .Corp. 5.5. American Ace— U.S. Lines Places Visited Scotland, United Kingdom, France, England, Hol- land, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Greece “Gam” To my Father, family, and friends- “Thanks”. 314 TOD ALLAN JOESPH GEIMER Annapolis, Maryland “Tod” JV Clubs and Activities Computer Club President, Sailing Team Sea Year 5.5. Mormac Sea— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Stella Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited Indonesia, Japan, Shanghai, Pusan, Egypt, Italy, London, Amererdam, Rotterdam, Bremenhaven, Morocco, New Jersey, Louisianna Internship Giawatti and Associates, Annapolis, Maryland Naval Architechs, Marine Engineering The most potent reflection I can make on this place is nothing; there are no great owes among us.j Yet, “what we obtain too cheaply, we esteem too lightly.” T. Paine 315 Whiskey bottles, brand new cars, oak tree you’re in my way. ROY GRAHAM Hyattsville, Maryland Clubs and Activities MIDSHIPS co-editor, Scuba, Propeller Club, ESC, H-mans Sea Year 5.5. Santa Adela— Delta Lines 5.5. President Grant— American President Lines 5.5. Kenai— Keystone Shipping Co. 5.5. American Lancer— U.S. Lines 5.5. Aimee Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Tillie Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited West coast of South America, Far East,‘Alaska, Panama, NOLA, South and East Africa, Northern Europe Internship Maryland Shipbuilding and Drydock Company, Baltimore, Maryland � 316 ARTHUR MARTIN GREEN IV Summerville, South Carolina “Art” Clubs and Activities Propeller Club, ROA, Muscular Dystrophy Tele- thon, Indoor Track Sea Year 5.5. Stella Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Howell Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co, 5.5. Brinton Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Lake Charles— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Exxon Bangor— Exxon Places Visited Spain, Israel, Egypt, Italy, Haiti, South Africa, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile k- Internship Charleston Naval Shipward, Charleston, South Carolina ► Losers do what they want to; winners do what they have to. m STEPHANIE RAE GREGORY Riviera Beach, Florida ’3825 “Stephanie ■ ; '■ S ' 7' ' - yy.. - ‘t- i -y.yy y yy' y 'y .... Clubs and Activities Sailing (1, 2), Diving (4), Indoctrination ’83, Las Vegas ’83, Midships, Tattoo ’81 ’83, Christian Fellowship Club Sea Year 5.5. Delta Mar— Delta Lines 5.5. Solon Turman— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Brinton Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Letitia Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Dolly Turman— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. John Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, South Africa, Kenya, Diego Garcia, China, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia Internship Solor Development, Inc., Riviera Beach, Florida This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it. Pslams 118:24 318 MIRAFLORES locks panama canal 1913 Clubs and Activities Rugby, Machinists Club, SNAME Sea Year 5.5. Santa Barbara— Delta Lines 5.5. Lash Atlantico— Prudential Lines 5.5. Sealift Arctic— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. American Legacy— U.S. Lines Places Visited Panama, Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Egypt, Israel, Greece, Turkey, Romania, Japan, Singa- pore, Philippines, Korea, Okinawa, Guam, Staten Isand, Holland, Germany, England Sometimes you have to sacrifice a little bit of reality for the sake of convenience. 319 PETER JOHN HABIGHORST Three Lakes, Wisconsin 1 Clubs and Activities Machinists Club, J.V. Basketball, Honor Guard, Pub Club, SNAME, Society of Mechanical Engi- neers, Sportsmans Club Institute of Marine Engi- neers Sea Year 5.5. James Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Nancy Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Delta Sud— Delta Lines 5.5. Texaco Massachuetts— Texaco, Inc. Places Visited Morocco, Tunisia, Italy, Egypt, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Panama, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Ecuador, Slate Ruiv Penn. Internship Peterson Builders, Inc., Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin We’ve gotta roll with the punches, learn to play all our hunches, make the best of whatever comes your way. J. Buffet Thanks for the support Mom and Dad. “Hobby” 320 Hick” Clubs and Activities Soccer, Extra Duty, Restriction, OTW, Sports man’s Club, Missouri Anglers Assoc. Sea Year 5.5. Velma Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Almeria Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Del Monte— Delta Steamship Co. Places Visited Egypt, Madagascar, South Africa, Mexico, Ger- many, Holland, England, West Africa St. Louis Ship Internship Faster horses, younger women, older whiskey, more money. 321 i MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER HETZ Ta Fleetwood, Pennsylvania Mike” Clubs and Activities Midships Business Manager, Sailing Team, Bike Club, Honor Board Representative, Midshipman Officer Sea Year 5.5. Santa Cruz— Delta Lines 5.5. Red Jacket— Farrell Lines 5.5. American Alliance— U.S. Lines USNS Sealift Indian Ocean— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. Beaver State— Apex Marine Corporation Places Visited Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Italy, Egypt, Greece, Spain, Portugal, United Kingdom, Holland, France, West Germany, Algeria There’s no need for turning back, all roads lead to where I stand. And, I believe I’ll walk them all, no matter what I may have planned. Don McLean V 322 STEPHEN JAMES JACKSON PJ Bensalem, Pennsylvania “Action”, “Jack”, “S.H ” Clubs and Activities Regimental Debate Team 1980-1984, Team Presi- dent 1984, Salute Cannon Squad Sea Year 5.5. Mormacdraco— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Mormacmoon— Moore-McCormack Lines USNS Sealift Indian Ocean— Marine Transport Lines S.T. American Heritage— Apex Marine Corp. Places Visited South Africa, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Greece, Italy, Panama, Philippines, Korea, Japan, Singa- pore Amen I say to you. Unless you turn and become like little children, you will not enter into the kingdom of Heaven. Whoever, therefore, humbles himself as this little child, he is the greatest in the kingdom of Heaven. Matthew 18:3-4 323 ! JOHNNIE LEVI JACOBS Bay City, Michigan “Jake” Clubs and Activities Midshipman Officer, Regimental Band, Machin- ists Club, Reagan’s Inaugural Parade, 1984 Smo- kestack Co-Artist, Regimental Broadcast Unit, In- doctrination ’85, Rack Attack Victim, Procrastina- tion Sea Year 5.5. Del Sol— Delta Lines 5.5. President Adams— American President Lines M.V. Pride of Texas— Titan Navigation Places Visited Togo, Nigeria, The Camerouns, Congo, Zaire, Ivory Coast, Mexico, Egypt, Malta, Japan, Okina- wa, Korea, Philippines, Guam, Greenwich Village Internship U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Essexville, Michi- gan Oh, if a man tried to take his time on earth and prove before he died, what one man’s life could be worth, I wonder what would happen to this world. Harry Chapin 324 I Clubs and Activities Cross Country, Trident Club, Sportsman Club, Ski Club, MDA Fund Raising Activities, President Automotive Interest Club, Flying Club, Midship- man Officer, Intramural Sports Sea Year 5.5. Austral Pioneer— Farrell Lines 5.5. Export Commerce— Farrell Lines 5.5. Sucony Vacuum— Mobil Oil Corp. 5.5. Sealift Mediterranean— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited New Zealand, Australia, Mexico, Azores, West Af- rica East Longmeadow, Massachusetts “Skin” JOHN GRANT KENT JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER KING Massapequa, New York 1 “Joe” Clubs and Activities Machinists Club, Automotive Interest Club Sea Year 5.5. Santa Lucia— Delta Lines 5.5. American Alliance— U.S. Lines 5.5. American Archer— U.S. Lines M.V. Jacksonville— Apex Marine Corporation Places Visited Chile, Ecuador, Peru, Holland, Germany, France, England, St. Croix Internship Marine Transport Lines, New York, New York JAMES JOSEPH KINNEARY Rosedale Queens, New York “James” Clubs and Activities Varsity Crew, Pub Club, Beer Can Recyclers of America Sea Year 5.5. Mormac Rigel— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Austral Pioneer— Farrell Lines 5.5. Mormac Sky— Moore-McCormack Lines Places Visited South America, Mozambique, Namibia, Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Sweden, Netherlands, Germany, Great Britain, Canary Islands, Bahamas, Trini- dad, Tabago, Mexico, Brzil, Venezuela, Panama, El Salvador, New Zealand, Australia, Brazil Internship K K Marine Contracting ► f This old river keeps on rollin’ though, no matter what gets in the way and which way the wind does blow. And as long as it does, I’ll just sit here watchin’ the river flow . . . Bob Dylan L 327 4 JAMES FREDERICK KLAUSNER r Glenview, Illinois Red-Ass yy Clubs and Activities Football, Wrestling, Varsity Club, Machinists Club, Automotive Interest Club Sea Year 5.5. Margaret Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Del Oro— Delta Lines 5.5. Constitution— American Hawaii Cruises 5.5. Canukai— Matson Navigation Co. 5.5. Attigun Pass— Keystone Shipping Co. Places Visited South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya, Panama, Hawaii, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan A And promise you calm sea, auspicious gales, and sail so expeditious,. . . that is they charge; then to the elements, be free and fare thou well! Shakespeare 328 I DAVID KNAUER Hackensack, New Jersey Clubs and Activities A.I.C., Honor Guard, RBU, Weight Lifting, Club, Lacrosse, SNAME, Propeller Club, Quiche-haters Sea Year 5.5. Del Mundo— Delta Lines 5.5. Export Challenger— Farrell Lines USNS Yukon— Trinidad Lines M.V. USNS Sealift Atlantic— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited Japan, Greece, Turkey, Italy, Spain, Haiti, Colom- bia, Venezuela, Senegal, Liberia, Nigeria, Togo, Ivory Coast, Cameroon, Azores Internship Clearwater Beach, Florida All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd 4 V 329 r 1 EDWARD JAMES KOPEC River Vale, New Jersey “Dumbest Man on Earth” Clubs and Activities Varsity Crew (Captain), N. Y. Athletic Club Row- ing Team, Trident Club, SNAME, Propeller Club, R. O.A., Honor Guard, Automotive Interest Club, Ski Club, Intramurals (Water Polo), Sportsman Club, Varsity Club, K.P. Squeeze Team (Founder) Sea Year S. S. Export Freedom—Farrell Lines 5.5. Santa Elena—Delta Lines 5.5. Export Patriot—Farrell Lines 5.5. LNG Virgo—Energy Transportation Corporation 5.5. American Alliance—U.S. Lines Places Visited Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Israel, England, Azores, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Japan, Sin- gapore, Netherlands Internship Energy Transportation Corporation, New York, New York It’s not if you win or lose, but how you play the game. 330 JOHN FRANKLIN KRAL Hinsdale, Illinois Clubs and Activities Salute Cannon Squad, Rugby Team, Automotive Interest Club Sea Year M V Julius Hammer— Hvide Shipping Co. 5.5. Allison Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Doctor Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. M V Frances Hammer— Hvide Shipping Co. 5.5. Sam Houston— Waterman Steamship Co. Places Visited U.S.S.R., Algeria, Egypt, Syria, Italy, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Ethiopia, Yemen, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Somalia, Bahrain Internship Electro-Motive Division, General Motors Corpo- ration, LaGrange, Illinois m m “J.K. If it doesn’t have: jugs, a carburetor, or a pull- tab .... I don’t want to hear about it. MICHAEL RAYE LAMKIN Florissant, Missouri “Poopsie”, “Lamdog” Clubs and Activities Midshipman Officer, Honor Board, Color Guard, Honor Guard, ROA, Indoctrination ’86, Propeller Club, Alumni Association, Museum Crew, Osmo- sis Studying Team, Wrestling Club, Rackmonster Sea Year 5.5. Aimee Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Shirley Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Mormacstar— Moore-McCormack Bulk Transport Lines Places Visited South Africa, Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, Tanga, Morocco, Lebanon, Egypt, Italy, Bahamas, Virgin Islands, Trinidad, Venezuela, England, Sweden, Holland Internship Federal Barge Lines, St. Louis, Missouri Our times were good Our times were bad Our times were times Others never had. Within the halls Friends were made Some we’ll remember While others fade. Among those friends Is one we knew On which we racked The “Kings Point Blue”. Now we’re gone at last we’re free! To board a ship and sail the sea. So here’s to you Friends so true and the Kings Point Blue that helped me through. Good Luck in whatever you do and Where ever your calling takes you! JOHN GREENWOOD LEHEW III Butler, Pennsylvania . v ;' ■.. y Z. ; ■ “Elmo”, “Burgler’ Clubs and Activities Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Vice President Jr. Sr. Class, Honor Guard, Varsity Club, Intramu- ral Sports, Weight Lifting Club, SNAME Sea Year 5.5. LNG Louisiana— Gastrans, Inc. 5.5. Delta Mar— Delta Lines 5.5. Exxon Newark— Exxon Shipping Co. 5.5. James Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited Brazil, Argentina, Panama, Peru, Colombia, Ven- ezuela, Chile, Spain, Algeria, Uruguay, Ecuador Internship John P. Colletti and Assoc., Inc., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania I would like to extend my love to my Mother and Father, family and friends for sharing with me their love throughout the joys and pains of life. You will always remain in my heart and thoughts. May God’s love be with you till we meet again. 333 I LUIS EDUARDO LOPEZ San Jose, Costa Rica Clubs and Activities Soccer, Karate, Varsity Club, Computer Club, Ma- chinists Club, Automotive Interest Club, Lacrosse Club, Volleyball Sea Year 5.5. James Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Elizabeth Lykes— Lvkes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Lash Pacifico— Prudential Lines M V Baltimore— Apex Marine Places Visited South Africa, Kenya, Egypt, Italy, Israel, Greece, Turkey, Romania ► ACTA NON VERBA i JAMES ELWOOD LOWE, JR. Petersburg, Virginia “Woodi” Clubs and Activities Ethnic Culture Club, Hear This Newspaper Con- tributor, Regimental Color Guard, Sportsmans Club, Machinists Club Sea Year 5.5. Doctor Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Aimee Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Jean Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Sam Houston— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Del Sol— Delta Lines Places Visited Tanzania, Kenya, Liberia, Ghana, Guinea-Bissan, Ivory Coast, South Africa, Indonesia, Singapore, Mainland China, Diego Garcia, Panama, Ger- many, England, Holland ► ■ All right, gentlemen, I’m taking over now. It’s my sail. ; EDWARD DUANE MacALISTER Oxnard, California “Mac”, “Snake”, “Ed Head” Clubs and Activities Propeller Club- V.P., Midships- Sports Editor, Rugby, Pub Club, Trident Club, SNAME, AIC, Vectors, Sportsmans Club, Ski Club, Blood Drive Sea Year 5.5. President Truman— American President Lines 5.5. Independence— Arco 5.5. Arco Spirit— Arco 5.5. Charles Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. S:S. B.T. Alaska— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited Japan, Korea, Taiwan, China, Panama, Hong Kong K 336 Live and learn. MICHAEL ANDREW MACLEOD Hanover, Massachusetts “Mac” Clubs and Activities Varsity Soccer, Hockey Club, Pub Club, Varsity Club, Ski Club, Sportsmans Club, Automotive In- terest Club, Machinists Club, Propeller Club, SNAME, IME Sea Year 5.5. Mormacargo— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Argonaut— Farrell Lines 5.5. Del Mundo— Delta Lines USNS Sealift China Sea— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. American Leader— U.S. Lines Places Visited South Africa, Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela, Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel, Holland, Puerto Rico, Cuba Internship Boston Tow Boat Company, Boston, Massachu- setts Yesterday’s over for sure so I can’t look back- ward too long. There’s just too much to see waiting in front of me and I know that I just can’t go wrong. Jimmy Buffet Thanks and love to family and friends for their help and support. N ' 337 i “Manz” Clubs and Activities Soccer Team, Track Team, SNAME, Varsity Club, Machinists Club Sea Year 5.5. Export Champion— Farrell Lines 5.5. American Legacy— U.S. Lines USNS Sealift Mediterranean— Marine Transport Lines USNS Yukon— Trinidad Corporation Places Visited Azores, Senegal, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Ni- geria, Zaire, Cape Verde Islands, Netherlands, Germany, France, Guam, Kwajalein, Malaysia, Ja- pan, Philippines, Bahrain, Chagos Archipelago, Kenya, Italy, Spain, Aruba WILLIAM ROCCO MARINO Port Chester, New York Clubs and Activities Band, Stage Band, Fanfare Detachment, Submar- iner, President Reagan’s Inaugural Parade, Com- mander-Italian Regiment Sea Year 5.5. American Argosy— U.S. Lines 5.5. Mormacsaga— Moore-McCormack Lines M V Hudson— Trinidad Corporation 5.5. Argonaut— Farrell Lines 5.5. American Archer— U.S. Lines Places Visited Netherlands, Germany, Republic of South Africa, Brazil, Houston, Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel k Thanks Mom, Dad, and all who stuck by me through the ups, downs and inbetweens. I couldn’t have done it without you. n I X r CECILIA BARBARA MARTIN Security, Colorado “Barb” '' Clubs and Activities Power Squadron (Chief Engineer Skipper M V Jerry Land), Indoctrination Detail Sea Year 5.5. Tyson Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Tonsina— Keystone Shipping Co. 5.5. Kauai— Matson Navigation Co. 5.5. Santa Magdalena— Delta Lines 5.5. Thompson Pass— Interocean Management Corporation Places Visited Japan, Taiwan, China, Korea, Mexico, Republic of Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Canada Internship Bristol Babcock, Waterbury, Connecticut Carroll, Ohio Silvertongue Clubs and Activities Golf Team (Captain), Pub Club (PLO), Midships Photographer, FAC, Sportsmans Club, Varsity Club, Ski Club, AIC, Machinists Club, Propeller Club, SNAME, IME Sea Year 5.5. Letitia Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Gulf Trader— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Stonewall Jackson— Waterman Steamship 5.5. Atigun Pass— Keystone Shipping Co. 5.5. President Hoover— American President Lines 5.5. Arco Fairbanks— Arco Places Visited Egypt, Jordon, Germany, Holland, Saudi Arabia,' UAR, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pa- nama, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Soma- lia, Republic, Slate Run Penn. Internship Deviously exempted. I May the world’s winds always fill your sails with good fortune. To my family and friends, thank you. 341 X 4 r . “Steve1 Clubs and Activities Soccer, Varsity Club, Ski Club, SNAME Sea Year 5.5. Export Challenger— Farrell Lines 5.5. American Ace— U.S. Lines 5.5. Sealift Antarctic— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. American Legacy— U.S. Lines Places Visited Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Senegac, Ber- muda, Azores, Aruba, England, West Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Greece, Turkey Internship Energy Transportation Corporation, New York, New York You gotta believe'Tn life after death DAVID SCOTT MCDOUGALL Boxford, Massachusetts r Doooooooogs” Clubs and Activities Soccer, Sailing, Automotive Interest Club, Ski Club, Varsity Club, Machinists Club Sea Year 5.5. Delta Caribe— Delta Lines 5.5. Gulf Trader— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Zoella Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Spirit of Texas— Titan Navigation Places Visited Israel, Italy, Egypt, Tunisia, Portugal, England, Germany, Jamaica Internship General Electric, Lynn, Massachusetts Phew! I 343 4 “Frenchy” Clubs and Activities Power Squadron, Automotive Interest Club, Ma- chinists Club, Honor Guard, Midshipman Officer, Bicycle Club, Newman Club Sea Year 5.5. Mormactide— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Export Champion— Farrell Lines 5.5. LNG Aries— Energy Transportation Corporation Places Visited South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Azores, Ivory Coast, Senegal, Liberia, Ghana, Ni- geria, Cameroon, Congo, Japan, Indonesia Internship Energy Transportation Corporation, New York, New York As we leave Kings Point, we don’t say “good- bye”, we say “Auf Wiedersehen” (until we meet again.) GLEN PHILIP MIGNEAULT Beverly, Massachusetts A f JOHN PAUL MOTLEY, JR. Spring Lake, New Jersey N J I “John” Clubs and Activities Track, Cross-Country, Midshipman Council (President), Newman Club, Varsity Club, MDA, SNAME, Honor Board Sea Year 5.5. American Alliance— U.S. Lines 5.5. Mormacvega— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. President Madison— American President Lines 5.5. President Polk— American President Lines 5.5. President Grant— American President Lines 5.5. President Tyler— American President Lines Places Visited England, Holland, West Germany, France, Bel- gium, Ascension Islands, South Africa, Brazil, Guam, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, South Korea, Japan, Republic of the Philippines 345 4 RICHARD JOSEPH MURPHY Duxbury, Massachusetts Clubs and Activities Midshipman Council, Cross-Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Hear This, Midships, Hon- or Guard Sea Year 5.5. American Liberty— U.S. Lines 5.5. Austral Envoy— Farrell Lines USNS Yukon— Trinidad Corporation 5.5. Sealift Pacific— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited China, Korea, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Ice- land, Greenland, Italy, Spain, Greece Internship Delaware River Pilots, Philadelphia, Pennsylva- nia v 346 It was the best times, it was the worst times . . . EDWARD WESLEY NIDEVER, JR. Kennesaw, Georgia “Wes”, “EW” ; ' • '' ; ., - •' ' ' ; ■ • . Clubs and Activities Soccer, Automotive Interest Club, Machinists Club, Pub Club, Sportsmans Club Sea Year 5.5. Robert E. Lee— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Del Sol— Delta Lines 5.5. Golden Gate— Keystone Shipping Co. M V President Monroe— American President Lines Places Visited Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordon, Sudan, Ethiopia, Ye- men, Oman, Arab Republic of Emirates, Pakistan, Nigeria, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Jamaica, Liberia, Taiwan, Ivory Coast, Cameroons, Japan, Korea, China Ewwww Weeee, I found my key! Outta Here! X 347 4 GERALD SCOTT NIELSEN Ronkonkoma, New York “Jay” Clubs and Activities MDA- Las Vegas, Pub Club, Lacrosse Team, Mid- shipman Officer, SNAME, Honor Guard, Long Weekends, Papa Smurf, Captain of the Big Blue Sea Year 5.5. Velma Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Robert E. Lee— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Golden Gate— Keystone Shipping Co. 5.5. Brooks Range— Interocean Transport Places Visited Philippines, Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Panama, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Sudan, Ethiopia, Yemen, Oman, Somalia, Bah- rain, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh Internship Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Houston, Texas ◄ KINGS POINT: Four years of great personal satisfaction and minor frustrations. I gave a little and got a lot. Thank you, Mom and Dad, Kathy and David, Kathie and the rest of my family and friends (far too many to mention them all.) I love you all. 348 r i FRANCIS CHARLES O’DONNELL East Northport, New York Clubs and Activities Hockey Team, SMO, L W’s. Afternoon Lynx, Pas- sageway Intramurals Sea Year 5.5. Red Jacket— Farrell Lines 5.5. Export Champion— Farrell Lines M.V. Frances Hammer— Hvide Shipping 5.5. Austral Puritan— Farrell Lines Places Visited Italy, Turkey, Egypt, Spain, Greece, West Africa, Russia, Romania, Australia, New Zealand Internship Apex Marine, Lake Success, New York 349 4 m mmmm JOHN KEVIN O’KEEFE, JR. Butler, New Jersey Clubs and Activities Debate Team, Regimental Band, Glee Club, Stage Band, Company Staff, Fanfare Trumpets, Editori- al Staff of the “Submariner” Sea Year 5.5. Lash Atlantico— Prudential Lines 5.5. American Liberty— U.S. Lines 5.5. Santa Cruz— Delta Lines 5.5. American Heritage— Apex Marine Places Visited Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Romania, Panama, Guam, Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, Japan, Domi- nican Republic, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Nigeria, U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico Still round the corner there may wait a new road or a secret gate; and though I oft have passed them by, a day will come at last when I shall take the hidden paths that run west of the moon, east of the sun. Frodo Baggins 350 r a DAVID BRIAN PARRY Sterling Heights, Michigan “Dave” Clubs and Activities Regimental Band, Glee Club, Ring Committee, Midshipman Officer, SNAME, Midships Distribu- tion Editor Sea Year 5.5. Mayo Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Britton Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. M.V. Centurion— Crowley Tug Tow M.V. Pioneer— Crowley Tug Tow 5.5. Charles Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. President Johnson— American President Lines 5.5. Chevron Mississippi— Chevron Shipping Places Visited South Africa, Kenya, Somalia, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Hawaii, Alaska, Guam, Ko- rea Internship Hendry Corporation, Tampa, Florida ► Life would have been very difficult at Kings Point without the support of my friends and the ones that I love. A very warm thanks to you all. I jm 351 r PETER HUBBARD PHELAN Grass Valley, California mmmam Y ; . • V' . Wm “The Hose” Clubs and Activities Propeller Club, Cannon Squad, J.V. Basketball, Weight Lifting Club, Bike Club, Tennis Team Sea Year 5.5. President Jackson— American President Lines 5.5. Santa Maria— Delta Lines 5.5. Santa Magdalena— Delta Lines 5.5. New Orleans— Exxon Shipping Co. Places Visited Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan, Canada, China, Mexico, Panama, Egypt, Colombia, Ven- ezuela, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador mm Let us begin now my love, for we have waited Oh so long. 352 AUDREY ROSALIE PHILLIPS Kingston, Jamaica 353 ROBERT MICHAEL POWELL “Boo-Boo” Clubs and Activities Ice Hockey, Pub Club, Midshipman Officer, Hon- or Guard, Honor Board, Machinists Club, Out- doorsman’s Club, Sailing Team Sea Year 5.5. Delta Sud— Delta Lines 5.5. Gulf Farmer— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. USNS Sealift Arabian Sea— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. Mormacsaga— Moore-McCormack Lines USNS Sealift Pacific— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Colombia, Panama Ecuador, Greece, Italy, Sicily, Spain, Turkey, Crete, Cuba, Kent N.Y. Internship Marine Transport Lines, Norfolk, Virginia Without the support of my family and friends, this 5 year span would have ended in a week. Thanks so much for all you’ve done . . . j Scituate, Massachusetts _____________ 354 MICHAEL ARTHUR PULLMAN I HAVE RESOLUTELY NOTHIN© TO TO ANT OF YOU! Pheonix, Arizona “Mike”, “Mouse-Head” Clubs and Activities Ultimate Frisbee Team, Varsity Crew Team, Flying Club, Friday Afternoon Club, Self Ap- pointed Cadre Club, Executive Board Seminar, Disenrollment Club, Sportsmans Club, Thermo Seminar, Black Mac Fan Club President Sea Year 5.5. President Johnson— American President Lines 5.5. Manukai— Matson Navigation Co. 5.5. Arco Anchorage— Arco 5.5. Constitution— American Hawaii Cruises 5.5. Oceanic Independence— American Hawaii Cruises 5.5. Kenai— Keystone Shipping Co. Places Visited Guam, Taiwan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, Panama, Hawaii, Alaska, West Coast USA Internship Arizona Public Service, Phoenix, Arizona A No matter how much you really want to leave, it’s hard to leave good friends; see you all in Fort Lauderdale. L - : '7. 355 RICHARD WILLIAM RAMONDETTA Enfield, Connecticut “Duda”, “Richman”, MNoopyM Clubs and Activities Photography Club, Karate, Pub Club, Computer Club, Cross-Country, Machinists Club, Sailing Sea Year 5.5. Santa Isabel— Delta Lines 5.5. American Argosy— U.S. Lines USNS Susquehanna— Trinidad MSC 5.5. Mormacdraco— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Santa Lucia— Delta Lines Places Visited Dominican Republic, Colombia, France, Ger- many, England, Holland, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Brazil, South Africa Yeahba-daba-doo! 356 THOMAS FRANCIS RANDAZZO r Shrub Oak, New York “Tom” Clubs and Activities Lacrosse Club, Outdoorsman Club, Newman Club, SNAME, Ski Club, Cultural Affairs Committee Sea Year 5.5. Defiance— Farrell Lines 5.5. Santa Isabel— Delta Lines 5.5. American Archer— U.S. Lines 5.5. Mormacsun— Moore-McCormack Lines M V ITB Jacksonville— Apex Marine Places Visited India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Djibouti, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Italy, England, Holland, West Germany, Portugal, Mexico, Panama, St. Croix, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile Internship American Ultramar, Mt. Kisco, New York Never hesitate, never regret. MATTHEW BAKER RAYNES Middleborough, Massachusetts “Raynes-O”, “Hey Buddy” Clubs and Activities Lacrosse, Midships, ED, RBU, Band, Stage Band Sea Year A.S. American Lark— U.S. Lines 5.5. Export Commerce— Farrell Lines 5.5. Argonaut— Farrell Lines U.S.S. Enterprise— Federation Lines 5.5. Arabian Sea— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. American Resolute— U.S. Lines Places Visited Panama, Guam, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea, Ja- pan, Spain, Italy, Israel, Greece, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Netherlands, Germany, England, Austria Internship Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station, Plymouth, Massa- chusetts Love is all vou need. Beatles 358 “Beanhead” Clubs and Activities Sailing 1, 2, 3, 4 Sea Year 5.5. Del Mundo— Delta Lines 5.5. Sam Houston— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Tyson Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. USNS Shoshone— Trinidad Lines 5.5. President Taylor— American President Lines M.V. Discoverer— 5.5. Tonsina— Keystone Shipping Co. T.V. Mazurka— Kings Point Places Visited Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Korea, Taiwan, Japan, Philippines, South Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Colombia, Venezuela, Panama Internship Merrill- Stevens, Miami, Florida It's not just a yacht club, it s an academy. 359 r DAVID LAWRENCE RETD Chesterfield, Missouri Dave” Clubs and Activities Swim Team, Flying Club, Wilderness Adventure Club, Missouri Angelers Association Sea Year 5.5. Jean Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Delta Sud— Delta Lines 5.5. LNG Capricorn— Energy Transportation Corporation Places Visited Morocco, Greece, Egypt, Tunisia, Italy, Canada, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Indonesia, Japan Internship SCNO Barge Lines, St. Louis, Missouri You can take the boy out of the country, but you can’t take the country out of the boy. 360 PETER PHILIP REICHMEIDER Huntington, Long Island Reich Clubs and Activities Drill Team, Regimental Training Officer Sea Year 5.5. Great Republic— Farrell Lines 5.5. Argonaut— Farrell Lines 5.5. Santa Isabel— Delta Lines USNS Hudson— Trinidad Lines Places Visited India, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, Djibouti, Colombia, Panama, Peru, Chile, Israel, Greece, Spain, Italy, West Pakistan Internship Energy Transportation Corporation, New York, New York I To the people pictured on this page; thank you and God bless. « ■ 361 NEIL ROBERT REILLY Buffalo, New York “Neil” Clubs and Activities Hockey Team, Crew Team, Baseball Team, Pub Club, Midships Sea Year 5.5. Young America— Farrell Lines 5.5. Mormacrigel— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Tyson Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Kittanning— Keystone Shipping Co. M S Scandinavia— Scandinavia World Cruises Z P Caymus— Faust Tug Places Visited Mediterranean, South Africa, South America, Far East, Northern Europe 362 EDWARD RENSHAW III St. Louis, Missouri Clubs and Activities Sailing, Skipper of Sitzmark, SNAME « Sea Year 5.5. Almeria Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. % 5.5. Nancy Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. M.V. Star of Texas— Titan Navigation 5.5. James Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited England, Holland, Germany, Greece, Turkey, Ita- ly, Egypt, Malta, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Chile, Peru Internship SCNO Barge Lines, St. Louis, Missouri My job; It’s not my job to run the ship, the horn I may not blow. It’s not my place to say how far the ship’s allowed to go. It’s not my job to chart the course, nor even toll the bell, but let the damn thing start to sink, and see who catches hell! 363 Clubs and Activities Regimental Band, Stage Band, Fanfare Trumpets, Lacrosse Club, Midships Sea Year M V Julius Hammer— Hvide Shipping Co. 5.5. Allison Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Doctor Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Delta Sud— Delta Lines 5.5. Leslie Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited U.S.S.R., Algeria, Syria, Egypt, Italy, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Diego Garcia, Singa- pore, Sumatra, Philippines, Korea, Japan BRUCE MICHAEL RICHARDS Shawnee, Kansas “Bruce” Lucky Fm the same after all I’ve been through. Joe Walsh 364 “Mary” Clubs and Activities Cross-Country, SNAME, Bicycle Club, Midships Sea Year 5.5. Resolute—Farrell Lines 5.5. Marjorie Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Santa Magdalena— Delta Lines 5.5. President Madison— American President Lines 5.5. Brooks Range— Interocean Management Places Visited Mediterranean, Far East, South America Internship Energy Transportation Corporation, New York, New York If you never have dreams, they’ll never come true. J. Geils 365 JAMES PAUL RIOUX r 1 New Bedford, Massachusetts “Jim” Clubs and Activities T Drill Team, Rugby Club, SNAME, Oceanid Crew Sea Year 5.5. American Merchant— U.S. Lines 5.5. Mormacdraco— Moore-McCormack Lines USNS Sealift Mediterranean— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. American Lark— U.S. Lines Places Visited Guam, Taiwan, China, Korea, Japan, Panama, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, Italy, Greece, Spain, Azores, Netherlands, Virgin Islands Internship Combustion Engineering, Windsor, Connecticut 366 ROBERT RAYMOND ROMERO Fort Worth, Texas “Romeo” Clubs and Activities Newman Club, Christian Fellowship Club, Honor Guard, SNAME, Yearbook Staff Sea Year 5.5. Doctor Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Del Monte— Delta Lines 5.5. Delta Sud— Delta Lines 5.5. President Jefferson— American President Lines M.V. Sea Swift— Puget Sound Tug and Barge M.V. Pathfinder— Puget Sound Tug and Barge 5.5. Arco Juneau— Arco Marine Places Visited United Kingdom, Belgium, Germany, West Afri- ca, East Coast South America, Guam, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Ja- pan, Panama Internship American Bureau of Shipping, Seattle, Washing- ton ► i I have learned the wondrous secret, to his own revealed at length. And it is, “I can do all things, for Christ Jesus is my strength.” Philippians 4:13 367 PETER PAUL ROSASCHI III Monroe, New York “Rosy” Clubs and Activities Honorary Member Regimental Band, Lacrosse Team, Apathy 112 Sea Year 5.5. Del Mundo— Delta Lines 5.5. American Leader— U.S. Lines USNS Sealift Atlantic— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. B.T. San Diego— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited Aruba, Bermuda, Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Re- public, Germany, Holland, Puerto Rico, Spain, Venezuela Internship Hvide Shipping Inc., Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Thank you to all my friends for helping me through the tough times and enjoying the good times. A very special thanks and my love to Mom Dad, my family, and all the Echevarrios. And you T.R. 368 ■■■■■■■■■■ “Broccoli Head”, Bill E. Club” Clubs and Activities Midshipman Officer, President of Weight Lifting Club, SNAME, Propeller Club, Machinists Club, Rugby Club, Computer Club, Newspaper Staff Sea Year 5.5. Mormacsaga— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Austral Puritan— Farrell Lines USNS Maumee— Trinidad Corporation 5.5. American Legend— U.S. Lines Places Visited Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Cuba, France, Hol- land, New Zealand, Panama, Puerto Rico, Uru- guay Internship Albany Port District Commission, Albany, New York Nothing like spending two weeks in Santos dur- ing Carnival! Except, a week in Sydney! 369 STEVEN PAUL SCHUETTE Winfield, Illinois “Shooie” Clubs and Activities Regimental Band, Glee Club, Stage Band, Inaugu- ral Parade, Company Float Committee Co-Chair- man, Bible Study, Machinists Clus, Ring Dance Committee, Bicycle Club, Intramurals, Company- Staff, Indoctrination Detail, Yearbook Staff, Py- rotechnic Enthusiast, Christmas Ball Committee Sea Year 5.5. President Johnson— American President Lines 5.5. Mallory Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Manulani— Matson Navigation Company 5.5. President Tyler— American President Lines 5.5. Texaco New Jersey— Texaco, Inc. Places Visited Guam, Taiwan, Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Sing- apore, Wake Islands, Hong Kong, Djakarta, Korea, Hawaii, Okinawa, Philippines, Quarters “F” ► i I wish to thank God, this country, my family, and friends for making this endeavor possible. -j 370 ERIC ROBERT SHANNON Caldwell, Idaho Clubs and Activities Chapel Choir, Christian Fellowship Club, Muscu- lar Dystrophy Labor Day Telethon, ROA, Glee Club, Crew Team, Sailing Team Sea Year 5.5. Austral Rainbow—Farrell Lines 5.5. Tyson Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Santa Maria— Delta Lines 5.5. B.T. San Diego— Marine Transport Lines Internship Dillingham Ship Repair, Portland, Oregon How blessed is the man who finds wisdom, and the man who gains understanding. For its profit is better than the profit of silver, and its gain than fine gold. 371 Proverbs 3:13-14 TODD HERMAN SIMONSE Chester, New Jersey “Hunter S. Thompson”, “Nocturnal Man”, “Odd Man” Clubs and Activities Automotive Interest Club, Bicycle Club, Machin- ists Club, Propeller Club, Trident Club, Hear This, Midships, Honor Board, Photography Club, M V Oceanid, ROA, SNAME, ED, STD, FTD Sea Year 5.5. Santa Barbara— Delta Lines M V Amazonia— American Atlantic Lines 5.5. American Legend— U.S. Lines 5.5. President McKinley— American President Lines 5.5. President Tyler— American President Lines Places Visited Colombia. Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, St. Vin- cent, Grenada, Barbados, Trinidad, Guyana, Bra- zil, Suriname, Dominica, England, France, Ger- many, Holland, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, United Arab Emirates, Newark Internship American President Lines, Oakland, California When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro. Dr. Hunter S. Thompson 372 WAYNE COLIN SIROIS Federal Way, Washington Clubs and Activities Honor Guard, RIS, Inaugural Parade 1981, SNAME, Propeller Club, Battalion Commander Sea Year M.V. President Lincoln— American President Lines 5.5. President Jefferson— American President Lines 5.5. President Johnson— American President Lines 5.5. Santa Adela— Delta Lines 5.5. Santa Maria— Delta Lines 5.5. Hillyer Brown— Chevron Tugs Hercules, Crusader, Mercury— Crowley Maritime Corp. Places Visited Guam, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Indonesia, Singapore, Korea, Malaysia, El Salvador, Colom- bia, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Pana- ma, Venezuela, Straits of Magellan Internship Dillingham Ship Repair, Portland, Oregon A May God grant us the courage to change those things we can, the serenity to accept those which we can not, and the wisdom to know the differ- ence. i� A 373 r “N SCOT ANDREW SLIMON Corpus Christi, Texas i s . “Sly-dog”, “Sluggo” Clubs and Activities Water Polo, Machinists Club, Swimming, Canteen Team Sea Year 5.5. Letitia Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Almeria Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Stella Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Pride of Texas— Titan Navigation Co. Places Visited Panama, Korea, China, Japan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Italy, England, Hol- land, Germany Panama Canal sion), Panama Internship Commission (Navigation Divi An oyster is one of the elements of social exis- tence, a delicacy of no age, sex or condition but patent to the universal family. Stewards Handbook- 1890’s V 374 KARL ERIC SPINNENWEBER Pasadena, Maryland “Spin” Clubs and Activities Wrestling Team Captain, Varsity Club President, Midshipman Officer Sea Year 5.5. Export Commerce— Farrell Lines USNS Sealift Atlantic— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. Joseph Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Dolly Turman— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. American Resolute— U.S. Lines Places Visited Greece, Italy, Spain, France, Iceland, England, Holland, Portugal, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Egypt, Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Togo, Cameroon, Liberia, Senegal No pain, no gain. I owe the best of love and thanks to my parents and entire family. 375 ■' Xa “Terry” Clubs and Activities Rugby Club President, Color Guard, BOPS-2, Ski Club, SNAME Sea Year 5.5. Tillie Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Stella Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Delta Caribe— Delta Lines 5.5. Britton Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Delta Norte— Delta Lines Places Visited Israel, Italy, Belgium, El Salvador, Philippines, TERRY PATRICK STAUTBERG Cincinnati, Ohio Korea, Japan, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Pana- ma ► 376 Lader Muder. V Clubs and Activities Ultimate Frisbee Team (Vectors), AIC, Photogra- phy Club, SNAME, Sportsmans Club, Ski Club, Second Rotation Battalion Officer Sea Year 5.5. Santa Isabel— Delta Lines 5.5. Del Mundo— Delta Lines 5.5. Mormacdraco— Moore-McCormack Lines USNS Susquehanna— Trinidad Corporation M V Baltimore— Apex Marine Places Visited Panama, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Venezu- ela, South Africa, Ascension Island, Brazil, St. Croix It’s better to burn out then it is to rust. 377 PHILIP JOHN TALAMO II 1 Commack, New York mm Phil” Club and Activities Baseball Team, Propeller Club, SNAME, ROA Sea Year 5.5. Santa Barbara— Delta Lines 5.5. Golden Monarch— Apex Marine Corp. 5.5. American Leader— U.S. Lines 5.5. Mormaclynx— Moore-McCormack Lines Places Visited England, France, West Germany, Holland, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Colombia, Panmma, St. Lucia, Shetland Islands, St. Croix Internship Sperry Corporation, Lake Success, New York Now that I am finally finished with Kings Point, I would like to thank the people who helped me get through it. To my friends I thank you for all the good times. To my brothers John and Gil, I thank you both for your love and support. Finally, I would like to thank my Mother and Father. They have been giving for the past 22 years and it’s time for them to start receiving. JONATHAN PETER VANDINE Bolton, Connecticut “Rip” Clubs and Activities Sailing Team, Swim Team Sea Year 5.5. Mormacrigel— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Export Freedom— Farrell Lines M.V. Sealift Caribbean— Marine Transport Lines USNS Shoshone— Trinidad Corp. M.V. Pride of Texas— Titan Navigation Places Visited Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Panama, France, Ita- ly, Spain, Greece, Egypt, Philippines, Korea, Ja- pan Internship Blount Marine Corporation, Warrenville, Rhode Island No. 379 jv__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ A MICHAEL VINCENT PAUL VRTIS St. Charles, Illinois Crooked Varretiz Big Bent Clubs and Activities Rugby, SNAME, Newman Club, ROA, Honor Guard, Sailing, Propeller Club, Weight Lifting Club, Guitar Club Sea Year 5.5. Zoella Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co 5.5. Exxon Houston— Exxon Corporation 5.5. President Wilson— American President Lines Places Visited Diego Garcia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Sin- gapore, China, Hong Kong, Japan, New York, Alaska, Sri Lanka, South Africa Internship Sun Study, West Coast Argue for your limitations and sure enough they’re yours. R. Bach 380 JOHN SAMUEL WAGNER Burlington, Vermont “Moondog” Clubs and Activities Crew, Propeller Club, Vermonster, 500 Club Sea Year 5.5. LNG Libra— Energy Transportation Corporation 5.5. Resolute— Farrell Lines 5.5. Mormac Lynx— Moore-McCormack Lines Places Visited Japan, Indonesia, Philippines, Israel, Greece, Ita- ly, Spain, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina Internship Campbell Soups, Atlanta, Georgia 381 Clubs and Activities First Company Commander, Golf Team, MDA Club, Varsity Club, Hear This, Cheerleading, ROA, Propeller Club Sea Year 5.5. Allison Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Del Norte— Delta Lines G.T. Chevron Arizona— Chevron Oil Company 5.5. Independence— American Hawaii Cruises 5.5. Kauai— Matson Shipping Co. 5.5. Maui— Matson Shipping Co. M.V. A.D. Haynes— Valley Line Co. Places Visited Valley Barge Lines, St. Louis, Missouri CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL WALKER St. Louis, Missouri ‘six 382 Now that I am a graduate of Kings Point, I would like to say thank you to all those who made it possible. I know one thank you is not enough but I hope they all know that I could not have made it without every one of them. To my family, thanks for all the support. Especially to Nancy Floyd for a place to escape and enjoy. Also to Ken for all the help. But most of all to my parents who were there whenever I needed them. To my family, I love you all. To Kim, without your shoulder to cry on and all your support, I would not be on this page. To Theresa, thanks for everything and all the fun times. To Jeanne, thanks for the special moments. To Stephanie (Grandma) I can’t ex- press how much your friendship has meant. Thanks, partner. To Augie, you turned my life around. You’re a very special coach. And finally, but not least of all, thanks to all the guys from first company. Thanks for the fun memories. Thanks, I Love You All. ANTHONY WALSH Franklin Square, New York Clubs and Activities Varsity Baseball, Yearbook Editor, Hockey, Auto- motive Interest Club, Soda Machine Officer Sea Year 5.5. American Legion— U.S. Lines 5.5. Mormacsaga— Moore-McCormack Lines M.V. Frances Hammer— Hvide Shipping 5.5. Austral Puritan— Farrell Lines Places Visited Japan, China, Korea, Hawaii, Brazil, South Africa, Mozambique, Australia, Russia, Greece, Romania, New Zealand Internship Apex Marine, Lake Success, New York 4 DAVID MATTHEW WEATHERS Corpus Christi, Texas The Webbage Clubs and Activities Rugby, Class Officer, Honor Council, RBU, Hear This, Automotive Interest Club, SNAME, Mid- ships, Devo Magnet Club, OTW Club Sea Year 5.5. Gulf Banker— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Del Sol— Delta Lines 5.5. Sheldon Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship 5.5. Manulani— Matson Lines 5.5. President Johnson— American President Lines 5.5. President Wilson— American President Lines 5.5. President Fillmore— American President Lines Places Visited Morocco, Egypt, Senegal, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Ni- geria, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Hawaii, Guam. Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Taiwan, Japan Internship Reynolds Metals Marine Division, Corpus Christi, Texas -Final Words The really lucky ones are those who meet failure early for surely the gods will smile on them later. JOHN KENNETH WHEELER Petersburg, Indiana “J.W” Clubs and Activities Rugby Football Club, Junior Class Secretary, SNAME Sea Year 5.5. Edward Rutledge— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Del Valle— Delta Lines 5.5. Arco Juneau— Arco Marine 5.5. Santa Maria— Delta Lines Places Visited Jordan, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Mexico, Sen- egal, Pakistan, Ivory Coast, Congo, Cameroons, Liberia, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Canada Internship Arco Marine Inc., Long Beach, California On the road again, 1 can’t wait to get on the road again. My life’s love is mak’in music with my friends. Oh, I can’t wait to get on the road again! Willie Nelson THOMAS WILLIAM WHELAN City Island, New York “Spike” Clubs and Activities Sailing Team, SNAME, Trident Club- V.P., Fris- bee Club, 1st Class Secretary, Party Animal Club Sea Year 5.5. Del Viento— Delta Lines 5.5. Export Freedom— Farrell Lines 5.5. Mormacargo— Moore-McCormack Lines S.T. Charleston— Apex Marine USNS Sealift Indian Ocean— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited Colombia, Venezuela, Dominican Republic, Pana- ma, Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Israel, Crete, Sardinia, Holland Internship Delta Steamship Lines, New York, New York . ■ y Tie De Omnibus Dubitandum you can. and run as fast as L 386 r THOMAS J WIEGERINK Secane, Pennsylvania Clubs and Activities Varsity Football (Captain), Varsity Club, Photog- raphy Club, Sailing Team, Weight Lifting Club, FAC, RRO, ROA, HBMM, Honor Guard, Uncul- tural Club Sea Year 5.5. President— American President Lines 5.5. Tyson Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Lash Atlantico— Prudential Lines 5.5. Mormacsun— Moore-McCormack Lines Places Visited Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Indonesia, Republic of Korea, Venezuela, Panama, El Salva- dor, France, Netherlands, Italy, Greece, Egypt, Turkey, Israel, Rumania Internship Energy Transportation Corporation, New York, New York What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Ralph Waldo Emerson r A l MICHAEL BUTLER WIGMORE Alpine, New Jersey “Wigs Clubs and Activities Rugby Club (Captain), F.A.C., Class II Restriction Society, SNAME, Moose Team (Moose Owner), I.F.A., Ultimate, Zonker Harris Competitive Tan- ning Society, Association for the Advancement of Penguin Lust Sea Year 5.5. Lash Italia— Prudential Lines 5.5. American Marketer— U.S. Lines M.V. America— Pan Atlantic Lines 5.5. Arco Fairbanks— Arco Marine 5.5. President Adams— American President Lines Places Visited Egypt, Romania, BVFs, Guyana, Panama, Guam, Taiwan, Korea, China, Japan, Philippines, Indo- nesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, India, Hong Kong Internship Union Dry Dock, Weehawken, New Jersey ► Mother, Mother Ocean I have heard you call Wanted to sail upon your waters Since I was three feet tall You’ve seen it all You’ve seen it all Watched the men who rode you Switch from sails to steam In your belly you hold a treasure Few have ever seen Most of ’em dreams Most of ’em dreams Mother, Mother Ocean After all the years I’ve found Occupational hazard being Occupation’s just not around Jimmy Buffet LARRY SCOTT WILSHIRE Pueblo, Colorado “Scott” Clubs and Activities Regimental Pub Officer, Propeller Club, Pep Club, SNAME, Sportsman’s Club, Automotive In- terest Club, Swimming, Intramurals Sea Year 5.5. Gulf Farmer— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Louise Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. M.V. Valiant— Bulkfleet Marine Corp. 5.5. President Jackson— American President Lines 5.5. Maui— Matson Navigation Co. M.V. Mercury— Crowley Maritime Corp. Places Visited Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, South Africa, Ke- nya, Mauritius, Hong Kong, Singapore, India, Pakistan, Oman, Thailand, Japan, Sri Lanka, Alaska, Hawaii f. Internship Public Service Company of Colorado, Comanche Generating Plant, Pueblo, Colorado So, stop pacing the aisles and counting the miles. Instead, climb more mountains, eat more ice cream, go barefoot more often, swim more riv- ers, watch more sunsets, laugh more, cry less. Life must be lived as we go along. The station will come soon enough. Robert Hastings L 389 CLAY REICHARD WINNE Tampa, Florida P “Clay” Clubs and Activities Machinists Club, Automotive Interest Club, Fine Arts Club, Bush Club Sea Year 5.5. William Hooper- Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Solon Turman— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Genevieve Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Brinton Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited Middle East, West Coast South America, Far East Internship Tampa Shipyards, Inc., Tampa, Florida Final Words Knowledge is good 390 DAVID JUDD WINSLOW Brookhaven, New York Clubs and Activities Propeller Club President, Pub Club, Weight Lift- ing Club, SNAME Sea Year 5.5. Del Viento— Delta Lines 5.5. Austral Entente— Farrell Lines 5.5. Mormacargo— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Sealift Pacific— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. Export Freedom— Farrell Lines Places Visited Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, New Zealand, Australia, Spain, Italy, Israel, Greece, Bahrain, Kuwait, Japan, Guam Internship Mobil Oil Company, New York Thanks Mom and Dad for your help and en- couragement!! PAUL ANDREW WOLF Stone Mountain, Georgia “Ken” “Waterbug” Clubs and Activities im Team, Weight Lifting Club, Varsity Club, SNAME Sea Year 5.5. Charlotte Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Joseph Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Dolly Turman— Lykes Bros Steamship Co. 5.5. Ruth Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Louisiana— Castrans, Inc. Tug Freedom— Sonat Marine Inc. Places Visited Lebanon, Egypt, West Coast of South America, Far East, Algeria To my friends . . . farewell ... I must go my own way- dreams await. 392 PHILIP DANA ZUBALY Huntington, New York “Zulu”, “Zubs” Clubs and Activities Lacrosse, Crew Team, SNAME, Vectors, Concert Lecture Committee, the Dudes, Class Officer. ROA, CSFC Sea Year 5.5. American Accord— U.S. Lines 5.5. Mormacaltair— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Sealift Caribbean— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. Austral Envoy— Farrell Lines Places Visited Holland. France, England, Germany, Brazil, Ar- gentina, Japan, Philippines, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand A ship in harbor is safe. But that is not what ships are built for. X 393 A Dualies V. -' . ; ' r 394 CURTIS NEAL ANDERSON Hermitage, Tennessee “Curtis” Clubs and Activities Muscular Dystrophy Association Club Chairman, Drama Guild, Basketball Team (2 years and 2 years as manager), Third Battalion Commander Sea Year 5.5. President Jefferson— American President Lines 5.5. President Adams— American President Lines 5.5. Kenai— Keystone Shipping Co. 5.5. Atigun Pass— Keystone Shipping Co. 5.5. Santa Maria— Delta Lines Places Visited Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile. Peru, Guam, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, Philippine Islands Southern born and Southern bred. 395 A CHRISTOPHER DAVID BLACK Houston. Texas “Chris Clubs and Activities Lacrosse, Rugby, Euchere Team, Christmas with Mohut Sea Year 5.5. Sheldon Lykes— Lvkes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Elizabeth Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Ashley Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, El Sal- vador, China, Hong Kong, Philippines, Borneo, Japan, Egypt, Turkey, Italy Internship Exxon Shipping Co., Baytown, Texas There's a lot of times that I thought I would never get through this place. Thanks to my family and friends who helped me get through. I wish that some more friends had made it through. 396 BRAIN DALE BLOWER Colorado Springs, Colorado a Brian” Clubs and Activities Sailing, Diving, Crew, Karate, Drill Team, Chris- tian Fellowship Club, Chapel Choir, Midshipman Council, Honor Guard Sea Year 5.5. Mayo Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Brinton Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Keystone Canyon— Keystone Shipping Co. 5.5. President Washington— American President Lines 5.5. Patriot— Sealand Places Visited South Africa, Kenya, Samalia, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Chile, Peru, Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Hong Kong ► I must go down to the seas again, to the vagrant gypsy life, to the gull’s way and the whale's way where the wind's like a whetted knife; And all I ask is a merry yard from a laughing fellow-rover, And quiet sleep and a sweet dream when the long trick's over. ERIC SCOTT BOGET Richland, Washington “Bog’s”, “Bojangles” Clubs and Activities Sportsmans Club, Ski Club, Trident Club, Fall Crew Team, Pub Executive Officer (Pub Club), Big Blue Team, Intramurals Sea Year 5.5. President Adams— American President Lines 5.5. President Taft— American President Lines U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Hopper Dredge Biddle USNS Regulus— American President Lines 5.5. Santa Mercedes— Delta Lines M.V. President Monroe— American President Lines 5.5. Newark— Sealand Places Visited Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia, India, Malaysia, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Ven- ezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Alaska, Slate Run, PA Internship Bogle Gates, Seattle, Washington 398 SCOTT EDWARD BRITTON v X Kings Park, New York “Flid” Clubs and Activities Sailing Team, Christian Fellowship Club, Chapel Choir, Chapel Council, ROA, Midshipman Officer (CC2) Sea Year 5.5. Santa Lucia— Delta Lines 5.5. Austral Entente— Farrell Lines 5.5. American Alliance— U.S. Lines S.T. Overseas Vivian— Maritime Overseas Corp. Places Visited Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Austra- lia, New Zealand, Netherlands, England, West Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Norway, U.S. Virgin Islands, Dutch Antilles A ship in a harbor is safe, but that’s not what ships are built for. 399 MARK EDMUND CLEMENCE North Canton, Ohio i L i- Clem’ Clubs and Activities Swimming, Water Polo President, ROA, SNAME, Honor Guard, Ski Club, War Wagon Club, Vector Analysis Club Co-Capt., Jack Society Sea Year 5.5. George Wythe— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Gulf Shipper— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Joseph Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Exxon Newark— Exxon Shipping Co. M V Spirit of Texas— Titan Navigation Places Visited Panama, Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, Indone- sia, Malaysia, Egypt, Jamaica, Germany, Colom- bia, Philippines Internship U.S. Coast Guard, Cleveland, Ohio • • -. -.. -.......................... -.- .- -. .. -. o-: - ■ ''V STEVEN PAUL COLLET Bangor, Maine The WeazeJ Clubs and Activities Pub Club, Ski Club, Fun Guy Club, Weight Lifting Club, Frat, Stupid Dualie Club, Last Chance Bar- bers, Mono T M, Pooh Bear’s Cabin (4 Keg Club), D-Board, SNAME, Midshipman Officer, Hear This, Room Captain, 6th Grade Wrestling Champ, Yuk Yuk Yuk! Sea Year 5.5. Exxon Benicia— Exxon Shipping Company 5.5. Button Gwinnett— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Charles Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Austral Moon— Farrell Lines Places Visited Australia, Samoa, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, British Columbia, Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Egypt, Alaska, Yemen Arab Republic, Saudi Arabia, Ha- waii, Slate Run Penn. Internship Tampa Bay Pilots Association, Tampa, Florida Poles, Tublin, Patestides, and Stratakis, New York, New Jersey I will always remember the good times and soon forget the bad, but I will never forget you guys, because you are the best friends I ever had. Keep in touch- the Weaze! A 401 ROBERT BISHOP DAHN m W ' “Rob” Clubs and Activities Rugby, Weight Lifting Club, Sportsman’s Club, Big Blue Team Sea Year 5.5. President Adams— American President Lines 5.5. President Taft— American President Lines 5.5. President Washington— American President Lines 5.5. President Monroe— American President Lines 5.5. Arco California— Arco Marine 5.5. Sealand Newark— Sealand Hopper Dredge Biddle— Army Corp of . Engineers Places Visited Japan, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Panama, Alaska, Hong Kong, Slate Run Penn. Internship American President Lines, Seattle, Washington Seattle, Washington I’ve been too long on the mainland, hotels, rent- a-cars, and phones. Time to cast them aside, catch the very next tide, and go back where I belong. Buffet 402 Tk GLEN ANTHONY DIELEUTERIO Wilmington, Delaware “Major 99 Clubs and Activities Newman Club, Sports Information Club, Hear This, Weight Lifting Club, SNAME, Automotive Interest Club, Honor Guard, Intramurals, Indoc- trination Section Commander, Midshipman Offi- cer- RX Sea Year 5.5. Margaret Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Joseph Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. M.V. Antiilia— American Atlantic Lines 5.5. Del Sol— Delta Steamship Co. 5.5. Exxon Bangor— Exxon Shipping Co. M.V. Frances Hammer— Hvide Shipping Places Visited Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Colombia, Guyana, Trinidad, Brazil, Tortola, Dominica, St. Vincent, Grenada, Barbados, Spain, Greece, Turkey, U.S.S.R. Internship Getty Fleet Corporation, Newark, Delaware ► This page and the four years spent at Kings Point are hereby dedicated to the three most im- portant people in my life. Thank you, Mom and Dad, for the support you provided me all my life. Thank you, my Kelly, for waiting for me and shar- ing all my joys, fears, and hopes. I love you all. L MICHAEL DAVIDSON FRIEDMAN Beverly Hills, California “Mike” Clubs and Activities Midshipman Officer, Class Officer, Honor Board, Skipper of the Dragoon, Sailing Team, Christmas with Moe, SNAME, SPM Sea Year 5.5. President Washington— American President Lines 5.5. President Jefferson— American President Lines 5.5. Santa Maria— Delta Lines 5.5. Santa Adela— Delta Lines 5.5. Atigun Pass— Keystone Shipping Co. Places Visited Venezuela, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Panama, Mexico, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Indonesia, Taiwan, Singa- pore Internship Fletcher, Rauch, Mahoney, Parker, Los An- geles, California There is such magnificient vagueness in the ex- pectations that had driven each of us to sea, such a glorious indefiniteness, such a beautiful greed of ' adventure that are their own and only reward. What we get,-well we won’t talk of that; but can one of us restrain a smile? Joseph Conrad • ) 404 MICHAEL DENNIS HABIG Cupertino, California “Pooh Bear” Clubs and Activities Vice President- Sportsmans Club, Football, Sail- ing, Treasurer- Midshipman Council, Ski Club, Trident Club, Big Blue Team, No-Pub Club, Re- stricted Mans Club, Jerry’s Kids, Deckie Bullshit Club, Commander Shore Patrol, QMED Boiler Room, Flying Zucchini, Foyer Club Sea Year 5.5. President McKinley— American President Lines 5.5. President Wilson— American President Lines 5.5. Tyson Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Charles Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Maui— Matson Navigation Co. 5.5. Constitution— America-Hawaii Cruises USNS Regulus— Military Sealift Command Places Visited Japan, Korea, China, Okinawa, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Guam Internship Rosenblatt and Son £ The longest journey begins with a single step. BEN ROCKWOOD HODGES “Morocco Mole” Clubs and Activities Pub Club, Automotive Interest Club, Propeller Club, Pistol Team, High Power Rifle Team, Glee Club, Honor Guard, Scale Modelers' Club, Sports- man’s Club, Sunday Evening Culture Club, Pooh Bear Cabin Team, Society for the Prevention of Mediocrity Sea Year 5.5. Austral Rainbow— Farrell Lines M.V. Sealand Defender— Sealand Services Inc. 5.5. Thompson Pass— Interocean Transport USNS Maumee— Military Sealift Command 5.5. Arco Juneau— Arco Marine Inc. M.V. Jeffrey Foss— Foss Launch Tug 5.5. Chestnut Hill— Keystone Inc. Places Visited Australia, New Zealand, American Samoa, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Panama, Greece, Antarctica, Long Island Internship Port of Bellingham, Bellingham, Washington Utram bibis? Aquam an undam? Oak Harbor, Washington 406 DONALD MICHAEL HOFFMANN Peekskill, New York “Mug” Clubs and Activities Rugby Football Club, Ski Club, Sportsman’s Club, Pub Club, Machinists’ Club Sea Year 5.5. President McKinley— American President Lines 5.5. President Wilson— American President Lines 5.5. American Alliance— U.S. Lines S.T. Overseas Vivian— Maritime Overseas Corporation Places Visited Japan, Korea, Guam, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, China, England, Holland, Nor- way, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Greece, Crete, Aruba, U.S. Virgin Islands, Slate Run Penn. Internship Atlantic Maritime Corporation, White Plains, New York 1 Thanks Mom, Dad, Deborah, Dwayne and all my friends who have helped me and put up with me over the last four years. 407 JOHN FRANCIS JOYCE, JR. Highland Mills, New York Clubs and Activities Midshipman Officer, Captain of the Oceanid, Var- sity Soccer, Varsity Baseball, Regimental Band, Varsity Club, Sportsman’s Club, Christian Fellow- ship Club, Muscular Dystrophy Drive, Indoctrina- tion ’85 ’87, Newman Club, Honor Plebe, Pooh Bear’s Cabin, Mohut Christmas Club Sea Year 5.5. Exxon Benicia— Exxon Shipping Co. 5.5. Great Republic— Farrell Lines 5.5. President Wilson— American President Lines 5.5. Santa Isabel— Delta Lines 5.5. Manulani— Matson Lines Places Visited Italy, Spain, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Djubouti, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Alaska, Hawaii, Slate Run Penn. Internship Moran Towing and Transportation Company, New York, New York 408 RALPH ULRICH LOSCH Kansas City, Missouri “Ralph” Clubs and Activities SNAME, Sailing Team, Automotive Interest Club, Propeller Club, Flying Club Sea Year 5.5. Santa Lucia— Delta Lines 5.5. Austral Entente— Farrell Lines 5.5. Exxon Houston— Exxon Shipping Co. 5.5. President Wilson— American President Lines Places Visited Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Colombia, Austra- lia, New Zealand, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Hong Kong, Mainland China ' Internship Missouri Pacific Railroad, Kansas City, Missouri Thank God for Roma’s, calculators, and the United States of America. 409 1W WILLIAM ELWOOD LOWE III Lewes, Delaware “Woody”, “Woodman”, “Lowedown” Clubs and Activities Photography Club, Hear This, Midships, Fooly Dualy, Honor Guard, Pony Appreciation Society, The Mo Who Stole Christmas Club, ROA, Univer- sity of Delaware Exchange Student , Sea Year . S.S. George Wythe— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Gulf Shipper— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Joseph Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Exxon Bangor— Exxon Shipping Co. M.V. Frances Hammer— Hvide Shipping Places Visited Panama, Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, Philip- pines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Egypt, Russia, West Germany, Colombia, Spain, Greece, Gibraltar, Turkey Internship Pilot’s Association of the Bay and River Delaware, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania There are three Wards of the State: Children, Mental Incompetents and Merchant Sailors. U.S. Civil Law 7r7wr 410 PETER MARTIN MCGONAGLE Touisett, Rhode Island “Pete” Clubs and Activities Sailing (Varsity 1-2-3-4) Sea Year USNS Maumee— Military Sealift Command 5.5. Mormacaltair— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Mormaclynx— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. American Ace— U.S. Lines 5.5. Edgar M. Queeny— Keystone Shipping Co. Places Visited Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Holland, England, France, Greece, Egypt, Australia, Antarctica, New Zealand, Panama, Texas Internship Captain Jack’s National Antiques ► i Those who proceed at dead slow ahead, may get there, but it sure takes a long time. JOHN PHILLIP REED Greenville, South Carolina “Speed”, “Scam” Clubs and Activities Bicycle Club, Weight Lifting Club, Trident Club, Varsity Basketball, Batt-Com Sea Year 5.5. Margaret Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Joseph Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Exxon Newark— Exxon Shipping Co. M.V. Spirit of Texas— Trident Navigation Places Visited Panama, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Brazil, Guyana, Trinidad Tobago, Barbados, Grenada, St. Vincent, Dominica, Tortola, Jamaica, Egypt Internship United States Lines, Charleston, South Carolina The ocean weeds out, from all living races of mankind that come upon it to make a living, a certain type of person. This type of person stays with the ocean and the rest are cast back ashore to deal with the land people. Dr. Wilbert Chapman 412 Liz’ Clubs and Activities Varsity Swim Team, Sailing Team, Class Officer, Ski Club, Color Guard, Honor Guard, CFC Sea Year 5.5. Mormacaltair— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. American Ace— U.S. Lines 5.5. Sealand Patriot— Sealand 5.5. Arco California— Atlantic Richfield Places Visited Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Holland, France, England, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Panama, U.S.A. Aqua Kleen Internship Any fool can make a rule and every fool will follow it. 413 KENNETH GERALD BALDWIN ft Farmingdale, New York Clubs and Activities Midshipman Officer, Lacrosse, ROA Sea Year 5.5. American Ace— U.S. Lines 5.5. Mormacargo— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Sealift Caribbean— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. Maumee— Trinidad Corp. Places Visited England, Holland, West Germany, Brazil, Argen- tina, Uruguay, Japan, Guam, Singapore, Philip- pines, Korea, Panama, Aruba, Italy, Greece ' Couldn’t have made it without the support of i family and friends. Thanks! 415 ZACHARY TY BASINGER Key West, Florida “Zachary Clubs and Activities Swim Team Sea Year 5.5. Delta Norte— Delta Lines 5.5. Sam Houston— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Louisiana— Gastrans Inc. 5.5. Exxon Newark— Exxon Company Places Visited Egypt, Djibouti, India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Singa- pore, Spain, Algeria Internship Key West Coast Guard Group 416 Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and nememben what peace thene may be in silence. As j(a , as possible without sunnenden be on good tenms with all persons. Speak youn tnuth quietly and cleanly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignonant; they too have thein stony. void loud and agnessive pensons, they ane vexatious to the spinit. 7£ you compane younseli with othens you may become vain and bitten; ion always thene will be gneaten and lessen pensons than younseli. Enjoy youn achievements as well as youn plans. Keep intenested in youn own caneen, howeven humble; it is a neal possession in the changing iontunes oi time. Exencise caution in youn business aiiains; ion the wonld is iull oi tnickeny. But let this not blind you to what vintue thene is; many pensons stnive ion high ideals, and evenywhene Hie is lull oi henoism. Be younseli. Especially do notjtkign aiiection. Neithen be cynical'about lovi; .ion in the iace oi all anidity and disenchantment, it is as penennial as the gnass. Take kindly to the counsel oi the yeans, gnaceiully sunnendening the things oi youth. Huntune stnength oi spinit to shield you in sudden mis iontune. But do not distness younseli with imaginings. Many leans one bonn oi iatigue and lonliness . Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with younseli. Vou ane a child oi the univense, no less than the tnees and the stans; you have a night 0tcbe hene. And whethen on not it is clean to you, no doubt the univense is uniolding as it should. Theneione}be at peace with God, whateven you conceive Him to be. What even youn labons and aspinations, in the noisy coniusion oi Hie, keep peace with youn soul. With alt its shamf. dnudgeny and. bnoken dneams, it is still a beautiful wonld. Be cheeniul. Stnive to be happy. LINDA GALE BORLAND Seabrook, Maryland “Linda” Clubs and Activities Sailing Team, Color Guard, Fine Arts Club, Varsi- ty Club, Ambulance Squad, Marlin Spike Club, ICHCA, ROA, Trident Club Sea Year 5.5. Mormacwave— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Young America— Farrell Lines 5.5. Socony Vacuum— Mobil Oil Co. Places Visited South Africa, Mozambizue, Tanzania, Kenya, Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Italy, Spain Internship Chesapeake Bay Biological Lab, Solomons, Mary- land Thanks Dad, I love you. “The Bos”, “Bos Man” Clubs and Activities Fine Arts Club, Honor Guard, D.B. Club, Mopar Muscle Club, Automotive Interest Club Sea Year 5.5. Lash Pacifico— Prudential Lines 5.5. Mormacsaga— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Austral Pioneer— Farrell Lines R. V. Sperry Star— Sperry Corp. S. T. Charleston— Apex Places Visited Egypt, Israel, Rumania, South Africa, Mozam- bique, Brazil, Turkey, Australia, New Zealand, Pa- nama, St. Croix, Hoboken Don’t think I’ll ever learn to slow down. You’ll still be here and I’ll be gone. • if i � JfeV: ( i 7 Si 1 Welcome to O JONES BEACH 418 JOHN KENNETH BOZICK Mount Lebanon, Pennsylvania Clubs and Activities Regimental Color Guard Commander, Football, Judo, Ring Dance Chairman, Ski Club, Honor Guard, Intramurals, ROA, BFD Sea Year 5.5. Del Viento— Delta Lines 5.5. Button Gwinnett— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. American Lark— U.S. Lines 5.5. Exxon Philadelphia—Exxon Shipping Co. Places Visited Colombia, Venezuela, Dominican Republic, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, United Arab Emirants, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Ethiopia, Yemen, Guam, Japan, Valdez, Alaska, South Bronx Boz” I Internship John P. Colletti and Associates, Pittsburgh, Penn- sylvania ► i God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change things I can, and wisdom to know the difference . . . God steer thee well Kings Point! 419 KENNETH NATALE CARLINO Brooklyn, New York “Kennit Clubs and Activities Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Club, Rugby, Auto- motive Interest Club, Ski Club Sea Year 5.5. Del Campo— Delta Lines 5.5. Austral Envoy— Farrell Lines USNS Yukon— Trinidad Corp. USNS Sealift Caribbean— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited Venezuela, Colombia, Australia, New Zealand, Aruba, Italy, Spain, Greece, Iceland, Greenland, Japan, Singapore, Philippines, Diego Garcia, Dominican Republic Internship Maritime Overseas Corporation, New York, New York I was going to part by thanking the staff and faculty of Kings Point for making life at KP a wonderful experience in which I learned efficiency of operation and consideration for my fellow man. But then I realized that just because I’m leaving Kings Point, it’s no reason to start lying. Except for some individuals: “YAA”- Good Luck Class of ’84- Hello boys lets go camping. 420 1 RESTAURANT CABARET ’ L OPEN Vc HOURS DAVID JOHN CARMODY Kailua, Hawaii “PH”, “P. Nishead” Clubs and Activities Swim Team, Water Polo Team, Midshipman Offi- cer, Moose Club, ICHCA, DBC, Honor Guard, Propeller Club, Lifeguard, ROA, Competitive Tanning Society Sea Year 5.5. Constitution— American Hawaii Cruises 5.5. President Truman— American President Lines 5.5. Keystone Canyon— Keystone Shipping Co. 5.5. Kenai— Keystone Shipping Co. 5.5. Mallory Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Kauai— Matson Navigation Company 5.5. Manukai— Matson Navigation Company Places Visited Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, USA, Hawaii, Alaska, Honduras, Panama, Philippines, Midway, Guam Internship Matson Navigation Company, INc., Honolulu, Hawaii You must learn to set your course by the stars; not by the lights of every passing ship. Unknown 4 21 Kamakani Ka Ili Aloha- SURFS UP! MICHAEL VINCENT JOSEPH CASABURI Sayville, New York M k .y v-; nA- -W “Bushman”, “Cazz” Clubs and Activities!; Football, Track, Varsity Club, Propeller Club, Hear This, RBO (Regimental Bush Officer), RBU, Mikes of America Club, Weight Lifting Club, ROA, Ethnic Culture Club Sea Year 5.5. Del Campo— Delta Lines 5.5. American Archer— U.S. Lines 5.5. Sealift China Sea— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. American Leader— U.S. Lines Places Visited Holland, West Germany, Colombia, Venezuela, Santo Domingo, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Texas Mom and Dad, Bros, Melissa, Grandma and Gramps, Nana and Pop-Pop, and Uncle D. thanks for all your support in helping me keep my sanity! - - ;■ 422 GLEN STEWART CHIGER Dix Hills, New York — ■ Chig’ Clubs and Activities Lacrosse (Captain), Midshipman Officer, ROA, SNAME, ICHCA, Euker Club Sea Year 5.5. Del Viento— Delta Lines 5.5. Export Freedom— Farrell Lines USNS Sealift Atlantic— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. B.T. San Diego— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Colombia, Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Israel, Puerto Rico, Bermu- da, Cuba, Aruba, Panama, Alaska I ain’t marching anymore. ✓ 423 GERARD JOSEPH CLIFFORD, JR. Watch Hill, Rhode Island “Belmont”, “Jorrna” Clubs and Activities Sailing Team, Tennis, Frisbee, DWI School, Mike Pullman Fan Club, 84 Corp., Ski Club, Park Club, Trident Club Sea Year 5.5. Santa Lucia— Delta Lines 5.5. American Alliance— U.S. Lines 5.5. Sealift Arabian Sea— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. American Astronaut— U.S. Lines 5.5. Sealand Independence—Sealand Services Corp. Places Visited Panama, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, West Germany, Holland, France, Guam, Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, Japan Internship Energy Transportation Corporation, New York, New York Thank you for nothing. 424 Mk PAUL WINSTON CORLEY Macon, Georgia “P-dubs”, “Paul Wayne” Clubs and Activities Rifle Team, Wargames Club, Yearbook Sea Year 5.5. Gulf Trader— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Letitia Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Gulf Banker— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Joseph Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Stella Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Stonewall Jackson— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Delta Caribe— Delta Lines Places Visited Holland, Germany, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Israel, Columbia, Peru, Chile, Panama, South Africa, Tanzania, Mombasa, Madagascar Got no time to pack my bags, my foot's outside the door. Led Zepplin 425 r RICHARD LEO COUCH Lake City, Florida Clubs and Activities Varsity Football Team, Sailing Team, Judo Club, Ski Club, Varsity Club, Military Simulations Club, ROA, Honor Guard, Co-Captain Canteen Club Sea Year 5.5. Brinton Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Del Rio— Delta Lines 5.5. Delta Caribe— Delta Lines 5.5. Sealand Economy— Sealand Service 5.5. Robert E. Lee— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Doctor Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited Panama, Colombia, Brazil, Israel, Italy, France, Netherlands, England, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Ara- bia, Sudan, Yemen, Ethiopia, Republic of Djibou- ti, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Azores, Germany Internship Jacksonville Shipyards, Jacksonville, Florida ► II The uniform of the day will be swimsuits, flip- flops, and a big Tom Collins. Have a ball, carry on. 426 a “Mark” Clubs and Activities Golf (Captain), Crew Team, Judo Team, Karate, Pub Club, Varsity Club, Moose Team Sea Year 5.5. Atlantic Richfield— Arco Sag River 5.5. Santa Magdalena— Delta Lines 5.5. Santa Adela— Delta Lines 5.5. Austral Moon— Farrell Lines 5.5. B.T. Alaska— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited Alaska, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, American Samoa, New Zealand, Australia Internship Atlantic Richfield Inc., Long Beach, California I’m growing older but not up. My metabolic rate is pleasantly stuck. Let those winds of time blow over my head. I’d rather die while I’m living than live while I’m dead. J.B. 427 Let’s ramble mooses! OSCAR KENNETH CREASY II Spotsylvania, Virginia “Ken” Clubs and Activities Glee Club, ROA, Regimental Protocol Officer, In doctrination Sea Year 5.5. Zoella Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Geneviene Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Botruc 25— Cheromie Bros. Inc. 5.5. Thompson Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited South Africa, Kenya, Somalia, Germany, Poland, Israel, Turkey, Egypt, Italy, Guatemala, Texas Internship Defense Mapping Agency, Washington D.C. Hey John, guess what? I met this girl . . 428 KEVIN ANTHONY CROOK Shelburne, Vermont “Crooky” Clubs and Activities Football, Sailing, Indoctrination Sea Year 5.5. Mormacsaga— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Austral Puritan— Farrell Lines USNS Maumee—Trinidad 5.5. Legend— U.S. Lines 5.5. Sealand Pittsburgh— Sealand Places Visited Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Cuba, Dominican Re- public, Panama, Australia, New Zealand, France, Holland MATTHEW ERIC DAVIS Gowanda, New York Sitter ‘ Matt- man” Clubs and Activities Rugby, Baseball, ICHCA, Moose Team, Intramur- als, Ultimate Frisbee Sea Year 5.5. Sealand Houston— Sealand 5.5. Mormacdraco— Moore-McCormack Lines USNS Sealift Caribbean— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. Austral Envoy— Farrell Lines Places Visited USA, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, Haiti, Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Panama, Japan, Guam, Singa- pore, Philippines, Marshall Islands 430 Thanks Mom Dad. SHAWN JEFFREY DAVIS Suffield, Connecticut “Shawn” Clubs and Activities Crew Team, Pub Club, Blue Team, Junior Pub Officer, Moose Team, Competitive Tanning Soci- ety Sea Year 5.5. Mormacrigel— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Austral Pioneer— Farrell Lines 5.5. Mormacsky— Moore-McCormack Bulk Transport Lines Places Visited South Africa, Mozambique, Brazil, Panama, New Zealand, Australia, Mexico, Venezuela, El Salva- dor, Great Britain, Netherlands, Sweden, West Germany, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Trinidad, Baha- mas K K Marine Internship Tell me where do I go from here? Think I’ll ride into Leadville and have a few beers. Jimmy Buffet 431 DAVID ANDREW DE BOER Pompton Lakes, New Jersey “Dave” Clubs and Activities Ambulance Squad, Honor Guard, Varsity Club, Varsity Basketball, Track, ROA, Muscular Dys- trophy Association 5.5. Mormactide- 5.5. Santa Isabel M.V. New York- Sea Year Moore-McCormack Lines - Delta Lines Apex Marine Places Visited South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Co- lombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, St. Croix Internship Energy Transportation Corporation, New York, New York To those who have given me their love and support through the hard times, I thank you. 432 BRITA CARON DEVINE Rockville Centre, New York Clubs and Activities Football Manager, Swimming, Girls’ Basketball, Volleyball, Honor Guard, Hear This, MDA Tele- thon, ROA, Mascot Squad, Varsity Club, Newman Club, Propeller Club Sea Year 5.5. Resolute— Farrell Lines 5.5. Marjorie Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. James Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Almeria Lykes— Lykes Bros, steamship Co. 5.5. Texaco Florida— Texaco, Inc. Places Visited Spain, Italy, Israel, Greece, Egypt, Morocco, Hol- land, Germany, England, Mexico Internship American Bureau of Shipping, New York, New York Lessons learned are like bridges burned, you only need to cross them but once. Is the knowledge gained worth the price of the pain, are the spoils worth ths cost of the hurt? 433 Dan Fogelberg ROBERT MICHAEL DOWNEY “Uncle Bob”, “Flid Ninja”, “Downs” Clubs and Activities Trident Club, L W Club, Deckie Bullshit Club, Intramurals, Hockey, Security Squad, Sports- man’s Club, Coffee Achievers, Canteen Club Sea Year 5.5. Defiance— Farrell Lines 5.5. Santa Isabel— Delta Lines 5.5. Kenai— Keystone 5.5. American Archer— U.S. Lines 5.5. Constitution— American Hawaii Cruises 5.5. Independence— American Hawaii Cruises Places Visited Egypt, India, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Jaboudi, Italy, Sri Lanka, Germany, Holland, Panama, Co- lombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Hawaii Internship Sperry, Lake Success, New York The doors open but the ride it ain't free. Bruce Springsteen Babylon, New York V 434 'I MICHAEL DANIEL DUNATOV Seattle, Washington “Scone” Sea Year 5.5. Tyson Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Manulani— Matson Navigation Co. 5.5. Oceanic Independence— American Hawaii Cruises 5.5. Maunawili— Matson Navigation Co. 5.5. Galveston— Sealand 5.5. Kenai— Keystone M.V. Phillips Foss—Foss Tug M.V. Elian Foss— Foss Tug M.V. Leslie Foss— Foss Tug M.V. Haida Chief— Stabbert Tug 5.5. President Taylor— American President Lines Places Visited Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Indonesia, Ma laysia, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, British Colom- bia, Southwest and Southeast Alaska All I ask is a merry yarn from a laughing fellow rover, And a quiet sleep and a sweet dream when the long trick's over. Masefield 435 THEODORE FREDERICK EADS Lebanon, Indiana “Skidrow”, “Horsey” Clubs and Activities Automotive Interest Club, Wargames, Honor Guard, Ski Club Sea Year 5.5. William Hooper— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Gulf Merchant— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. LNG Leo— Energy Transportation Corporation 5.5. American Heritage— U.S. Lines 5.5. American Heritage— Apex Marine Places Visited Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Japan, Indonesia, Guam, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Nigeria, St. Croix, New York There is but one idea that is dangerous and that is the idea that ideas are dangerous. Robert Carver North i - ;■ f. •y i.' W'Z-Y 'M. 436 VIRGIL SHAWN ELKINTON Portland, Oregon Some might say I live in a world of my own. That's okay. I have friends there too. 437 THOMAS JAMES ELLISON Fairfax, Virginia “Pudge”, “Spudman” Clubs and Activities Hear This Staff, Weight Lifting Club, Midship- man Officer, Ski Club, Waterpolo Swim Team, Private Idaho Club, Plebegirl Frat Club Sea Year 5.5. Gulf Merchant— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Joseph Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Almeria Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Del Oro— Delta Lines U.S.S. Lexington— USN 5.5. Delta Norte— Delta Lines 5.5. Sealand Producer— Sealand Service, Inc. Places Visited Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Uru- guay, Venezuela, Brazil, Colombia, Ireland, Great Britain, Holland, Germany, Jamaica Internship Military Sealift Command, Washington D.C. ' i I had a hard time getting through this place. I’m glad I did it, but I’m also glad it’s over. There is no doubt in my mind that I wouldn’t even have made it through my plebe year without the support I got from my Father, who is my role model, my best friend, and the person I respect most in the world. Thanks. FLY NAVY! SEC. now SEAT AISU ENTER MAIN GATE OR GATES AUSTIN GILL ENGLISH Warrenton, Georgia % “Aw-Eng” Clubs and Activities First Class President, Second Class President, Football, Offshore Sailing, Outdoorsman Club, Varsity Club, Ski Club, Trident Club, Big Blue Team (Parking Lot Representative), Century Club, Flying Zucchini Announcer Sea Year 5.5. Nancy Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. James Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Delta Sud— Delta Lines 5.5. Texaco Massachusetts— Texaco Places Visited Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Italy, Colombia, Ven- ezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Panama, Athens Georgia 0 I am elated that I didn’t just “live in a trailer” ’cause like no other school, KP has been the best. All of my good memories and friends will last forever, while time will take the sting out of the rest. 439 SHAWN THOMAS EWEN “Ewink of the Wink” Clubs and Activities Judo Club, Sailing Team, Fine Arts Club, New- man Club Sea Year 5.5. Stella Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Louise Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Doctor Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Exxon Newark— Exxon Shipping Co. Places Visited Panama, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Balikpapan, Malaysia, China, Korea, Japan, Morocco, Egypt, Italy, Netherlands, England Internship Nashville Bridge Co., Nashville Tennessee Lord grant me that I may not judge my neighbor until I have walked a mile in his footsteps and that I may never forget my friends- Semper Fi. Mount Juliet, Tennessee 440 “Bill” Clubs and Activities Sailing Team, ICHCA, Rastafarian Society, Moose Club, Empire State Artists Guild Sea Year 5.5. Del Mundo— Delta Lines 5.5. Sam Houston— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Tyson Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Atigun Pass— Keystone Shipping Co. USNS Shoshone— Trinidad 5.5. President Hoover— American President Lines 5.5. Arco Fairbanks— Arco Marine Places Visited Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Philippines, Ma- laysia, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Great Neck Internship Lake Champlain Transportation Co., Burlington, Vermont It seemed like a good idea at the time. - 441 MILES DAVID FERGUSON Pittsford, New York Clubs and Activities Glee Club- President, Chapel Choir- President, Fine Arts Club- President, Cheerleading, Chris- tian Fellowship, Ring Dance, “Bloom County” Resident Sea Year 5.5. Young America— Farrell Lines 5.5. Mormacrigel— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Santa Maria— Delta Lines 5.5. B.T. San Diego— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. President Taft— American President Lines Places Visited Spain, France, Italy, Turkey, Egypt, Greece, Re- public of South Africa, Mexico, Panama, Venezu- ela, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ec- uador, Canada, Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Idaho Internship Delta Lines, New York, New York ► Once, my fancy was soothed with dreams of virtue, of fame, and of enjoyment. Once I falsely hoped to meet with beings who, pardening my outward form, would love me for the excellent qualities which I was capable of unfolding. Mary Godwin Shelly L. ___________ Fish” Clubs and Activities Crew Captain, RIO, Pub Club, KP Squeeze Team Sea Year 5.5. Export Freedom— Farrell Lines 5.5. Santa Elena— Delta Lines 5.5. LNG Libra— Energy Transportation Corporation M.S. Scandinavia— Scandinavian World Cruises Z.P. Caymus— Faust Tug Company Places Visited Spain, Greece, Italy, Israel, France, Panama, Ec- uador, Peru, Chile, Japan, Indonesia, Bahamas, Cape Cod (in handcuffs) Internship Keystone Shipping Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylva- nia South American bound! 443 Gambo”, “G” Clubs and Activities Football, President of Trident Club, Varsity Club, Weight Lifting Club, Automotive Interest Club, RBU Sea Year 5.5. Constitution— American Hawaii Cruises 5.5. Margaret Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Manukai— Matson Navigation Lines M.V. Victory— Bulkfleet Marine Places Visited Hawaii, Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa MICHAEL CLAUDE GIAMBRONE = Wheaton, Illinois 444 JET SET CADET Illinois Bell . Thank you...It’s a privilege serving you. MICHAEL LANCE GREGORY T Long Beach, Washington I Places Visited Canada, Alaska, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Singa- pore, Taiwan, Red China, Indonesia, Thailand, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Sudan Clubs and Activities Rugby, Frisbee Club, Ski Club, Wrestling, TM’s, Tequilla Sea Year 5.5. President Cleveland— American President Lines 5.5. President Adams— American President Lines 5.5. President Fillmore— American President Lines 5.5. Philadelphia— Sealand M.V. Martha Foss— Foss Launch Tug Internship Foss Launch Tug, Seattle, Washington “Snoopy i “Griff” Clubs and Activities Rugby, Wrestling, Intramurals, Weight Lifting Club, Indoctrination ’86, Midshipman Officer Sea Year 5.5. Del Monte— Delta Lines 5.5. Christopher Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Stella Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited Guinea (West Africa), South Africa, Mozambique, Kenya, Tanzania, Somalia, Algeria, Egypt, Mada- gascar % Internship Port of Morehead City, Morehead City, North Carolina I'm a tarheel born, I’m a tarheel bred, and'when I die, I’m a tarheel dead. NORMAN WEBSTER GUIDOBONI Wiscasset, Maine Sea Year 5.5. Gulf Farmer— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. : S.S. Shirley Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Delta Mar— Delta Lines 5.5. President Fillmore— American President Lines 5.5. President Jackson— American President Lines Places Visited Canada, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Jor- ! dan, Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Venezuela, Egypt, Sudan, Djibouti, Saudi Arabia, India, Malaysia, ; Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Taiwan, Red Chi- na, Japan, Morocco, Italy, Hong Kong, Israel Guido Clubs and Activities Band, Glee Club I won’t do this again. 447 LAWRENCE MILTON HADLEY West Covina, California Milton” Clubs and Activities Cross-Country- Captain, Track- Captain, Mid- shipman Officer, Midshipman Council, Honor Board, Propeller Club, Sea Year 5.5. President Hoover— American President Lines 5.5. Santa Mariana— Delta Lines 5.5. Santa Juana— Delta Lines USNS Pawcatuck (T-AO 108)— Military Sealift Command, Atlantic Places Visited Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Panama, Co- lombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Greece, Israel, Spain, Italy, France, Swit- zerland Internship Toplis Harding, Los Angeles, California Consistency is the key to success. One must al- ways be conditioned for the long run. . ■ a 'vi. vV U V - ■w -W v 448 DAVID LEWIS HAGNER 21 Rye, New Hampshire Scrodfish” Clubs and Activities Midshipman Officer, Honor Board Chairman, Tri- dent Club, ICHCA Sea Year 5.5. President Jefferson— American President Lines 5.5. Santa Adela— Delta Lines 5.5. Santa Maria— Dleta Lines 5.5. President Johnson— American President Lines 5.5. LNG Aires— Energy Transportation Corporation Places Visited Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, El Salvador, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Ecuador Internship Portsmouth Navigation, Portsmouth, New Hamp- shire 449 X ' Clubs and Activities Sailing Team, Race Committee Chairman, Mid- shipman Officer, Newman Club, Debate Club, CAORF, Heritage Pub Club Sea Year 5.5. Lash Pacifico— Prudential Lines 5.5. American Accord— U.S. Lines USNS Sealift Indian Ocean— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Romania, Holland, Eng- land, Germany, France, Greece, Italy, Panama, Philippines, Japan, Korea, Singapore I’d just like to thank my parents, brother and sisters, and my good friends for all the help they’ve lent the last four years. 450 EDWARD KEVIN HARRELL Virginia Beach, Virginia Clubs and Activities Color Guard, Honor Guard, ROA, ICHCA, Sailing Team, Midshipman Council, Midshipman Officer Sea Year S.S. Solon Turman— Lykes Bros. Steamship 5.5. Del Monte— Delta Lines 5.5. Stella Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co 5.5. Exxon Bangor— Exxon Shipping Co. M.V. Pride of Texas— Titan Navigation Inc. Places Visited Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Venezu ela, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast, Ghana Nigeria, Cameroon, Greece, Egypt, Tunisia, Israel Deutschland Internship Port Services Dept. U.S. Naval Station, Norfolk Virigina Thanks Mom, Dad, my family and friends for helping me through one more gateway in life. Auf Wiedersehen Kings Point. L J 451 r JOHN DARWIN HAWKINS Palmetto, Florida “Johnny” Clubs and Activities Tennis Team, Bicycle Club, Sailing,, ICHCA Sea Year 5.5. Jean Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Delta Sud— Delta Lines 5.5. LNG Taurus— Energy Transportation Corporation Places Visited Canada, Morocco, Greece, Egypt, Tunisia, Italy, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Japan Indonesia Internship Durbeck’s Inc., Bradenton, Florida 4S2 Son of a son of a sailor. Jimmy Buffett MICHAEL REA HERBEIN Palmyra, Pennsylvania “Mike” Clubs and Activities Cross-Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Varsity Club, Trident Club, Color Guard, T-Boat Crew Sea Year 5.5. American Ace— U.S. Lines 5.5. Santa Clara— Delta Lines 5.5. Mormacstar— Moore-McCormack Lines Places Visited Holland, Germany, England, France, Sweden, Pa- nama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Venezuela, Trinidad Tobago, U.S. Virgin Islands, St. Croix Internship Keystone Shipping Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylva- nia I have suffered well! 453 DAVID OWEN HUNGER Kent, Ohio Believe in yourself and anything is possible. Clubs and Activities Varsity Basketball- Co-captain, Midshipman Offi- cer, Third Class Secretary, Varsity Club- Treasur- er, Fine Arts Club Sea Year 5.5. Shirley Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Frederick Lykes— lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Joseph Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Dolly Turman— Lykes Bros. Steamship co. Places Visited Italy, Algeria, Egypt, Japan, Singapore, Indonesia, Borneo, Taiwan, South Korea, Colombia, Ecua- dor, Panama, Chile, Peru, Long Island Internship Cleveland Port Authority, Cleveland, Ohio “Hungry” STEPHEN FRED IZZO Valley Stream, New York Steve Clubs and Activities Regimental Band, Glee Club, Hear This, Honor Board, Jazz Band, Tattoo ’81 ’83, Inaugural Pa- rade Sea Year 5.5. Del Mundo— Delta Lines 5.5. Austral Entente— Farrell Lines 5.5. American Alliance— U.S. Lines 5.5. Chevron Mississippi— Chevron Shipping Co. 5.5. President Johnson— American President Lines 5.5. Charles Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Arco Alaska— Arco Oil Places Visited Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Germany, France, Holland, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea Internship Admiralty Law Firm of Walker and Corsa, New York, New York Another day Dawns bleak and dreary In the unending continuum of Time, The day is grey, my body weary Another stair to climb . . . Yet somehow in the darkened sky The Sunlight Finds its way, I Find the Hope and Will to try And Face another day ... Through chaos, doubt, insanity Through struggles of every form I Learned of Life, of Work and Play And made it Through the storm. ■■■■■■■ 455 r p THOMAS EDWARD JACARUSO Nanuet, New York “Jaco” Clubs and Activities Varsity Club, Propeller Club, ROA, Trident Club, Pub Club, Varsity Track, Midshipman Officer, MDA Telethon (Las Vegas), Indoctrination ’85 ’87, ICHCA Sea Year 5.5. American Accord— U.S. Lines 5.5. Mormacaltair— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Arco Juneau— Arco Marine, Inc. 5.5. Santa Maria— Delta Lines M.V. Jeffrey Foss— Foss Tug Barge Co. M.V. Martha Foss— Foss Tug Barge Co. Places Visited England, France, Holland, Germany, Mexico, Pa- nama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Ar- gentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Alaska Internship Atlantic Richfield, Inc., Long Beach If I could give to others all of myself, touch as many lives as I can, it really wouldn’t matter how long I live, because I will have succeeded in life ... and followed my Father’s ways. 4 56 OUGLAS JACKSON Tk D Mill Valley, California “The Hammer”, “Doug T.” Clubs and Activities Fine Arts Club, Glee Club, Dog Squad (Mascot Squad), Color Guard, Honor Guard, Midships, Hear This, Bicycle Club, Displaced Californians’ Club Sea Year 5.5. President Jackson— American President Lines 5.5. Santa Mercedes— Delta Lines 5.5. President McKinley— American President Lines 5.5. Arco Prudhoe Bay— Arco Marine 5.5. Kauai— Matson Naviaation Co. Places Visited Mexico, Canada, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Japan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Indonesia, Taiwan, Egypt, New York Internship USCG, Marine Safety, San Fransico, California I The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep. L 457 Robert Frost r PHILIP WAYNE JOHNSON Bay Shore, New York “Phil” Clubs and Activities Varsity Football, Lacrosse, Ethnic Culture Club (Pres.), Propeller Club Sea Year 5.5. Mormacargo— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Argonaut— Farrell Lines 5.5. Baltimore— Sealand Services Inc. 5.5. American Lynx— U.S. Lines 5.5. Edgar M. Queeny— Keystone Shipping Company Places Visited Brazil, South Africa, Mozambique, Nicala, Kenya, Tanzania, Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel, Panama, Guam, Taiwan, Korea, Japan ► They say that at Kings Point you work hard for 4 years and party for the next 40 yaars. It's time to Start partying! ANDREW KINSEY Sayville, New York v. “Kiko’ Clubs and Activities Sailing Team Sea Year S.S. Starship Enterprise Places Visited The stars and beyond The only purpose for which power can be right- fully exercised over any member of a civilized community against his will is to prevent harm to others. His own good, either physical or moral, is not a sufficient warrant. He cannot rightfully be compelled to do or forbear . . . because in the opinion of others to do so would be wise or even right. J.S. Mill 1859 ► m When I heard the learn’d astronomer When the proofs, the figures, were ranged in col- umns before me, When I was shown the charts and diagrams, to add, divide, and measure them, When I sitting heard the astronomer when he lec- tured with much applause in the lecture-room, How soon unaccountable I became tired and sick, Till riding and gliding out I wander’d off by my- self, In the mystical moist night-air, and from time to time, Look’d up in perfect silence at the stars. Walt Whitman L J 459 r | MARTY GERARD KONTYKO Flint, Michigan r “Marty” Clubs and Activities Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Hockey Club, Varsity Club, Trident Club, Propeller Club, Diner Club Sea Year 5.5. Arco Juneau— Arco Marine 5.5. Constitution— American Hawaii Cruises 5.5. Manukai— Matson Navigation Co. 5.5. James Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Delta Mar— Delta Lines Places Visited Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Hawaii, Alaska Internship Century Chartering Co., Inc., New York, New York Quelle Salade! V 460 “Craig” Clubs and Activities ROA, Midshipman Officer, Propeller Club, Tattoo ’83 Sea Year 5.5. Del Oro— Delta Lines 5.5. Velma Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Delta Mar— Delta Lines 5.5. President Jackson— American President Lines 5.5. Santa Mariana— Delta Lines Places Visited Senegal, Sierra Leone, Ghana, Venezuela, Brazil, Poland, Holland, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, Paki- stan, Oman, India, Thailand, Indonesia, Singa- pore, Japan, Colombia, Panama, Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, Peru Internship Frank W. Winne Co., Boston, Massachusetts DON GREGORY LARSON Berwyn, Illinois “Deckie Don” Clubs and Activities RBU, Sailing Team, Hear This-Asst. Editor, Mid- shipman Officer, Men’s Varsity Volleyball-Cap- tain, Varsity Club Sea Year 5.5. Gulf Banker— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Del Sol— Delta Lines 5.5. Sheldon Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Almeria Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. LNG Aquarius— Energy Transportation Corporation Places Visited Morocco, Egypt, Senegal, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Ecuador, Chile, Peru, Panama, Colom- bia, United Kingdom, Netherlands, West Ger- many, Japan, Indonesia Internship American Bureau of Shipping, Chicago, Illinois A man speaking to the universe said, “Sir, I exist.” “However, replied the universe, the fact has not created in me, a sense of obligation.” Stephen Crane 462 DUNCAN EWALT LEACH 0 Glenmont, New York “Leach” Clubs and Interests Class of ’83, RBU, F.A.C., Frisbee Club Sea Year 5.5. Argonaut —Farral Lines 5.5. Del Campo —Delta Lines 5.5. American Ace— United States Lines 5.5. Sealift Pacific—Marine trans. 5.5. American Heritage Apex Places Visited Italy, Spain, Germany, Federal Republic, Hol- land, Great Britain, Egypt, Philippines, Guam, Ja- pan, Venezuela, Colombia, Greece Internship General Electric, Buffalo, New York Final Words Knowledge is good. 463 “Limpy”, “Rusty” Clubs and Activities Swim Team, Water Polo Club, Concert Commit- tee, DBC, Pub Club, Sportsmans Club, ICHCA, Ski Club, Flying Zucchini Sea Year 5.5. Austral Lightning— Farrell Lines 5.5. Chevron California— Chevron Shipping 5.5. Kauai— Matsoni Navigation 5.5. President Grant— American President Lines 5.5. Santa Mariana— Delta Lines 5.5. G.T. Chevron Louisiana— Chevron Shipping Places Visited Tahiti, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Mexico, El Salvador, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Alaska, Hawaii Internship Chevron Shipping Co. San Fransico, California PHILIP RAOUL LEMPRIERE Petaluma, California A man can do what he ought to do; and when he says he cannot, it is because he will not! 464 “Too Loud”, “Lee-Bosch” Clubs and Activities Midships, Judo, Rugby, T V Oceanid, Company Intramurals Officer, Hear This, Dart Club, 1st Class Basketball League, Baseball Sea Year 5.5. Sealand Consumer— Sealand Service, Inc. 5.5. Santa Juana— Delta Lines 5.5. Mormaclynx— Moore-McCormack Lines M.V. Sealand Leader— Sealand Service, Inc. 5.5. Tonsina— Keystone Shipping Co. 5.5. President Tyler— American President Lines Places Visited Netherlands, France, Spain, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Alaska, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, El Salvador, Panama, Colombia, Ec- uador, Peru, Chile Internship Keystone Shipping Company, Pennsylvania Philadelphia, There are some situations from which one can only escape by acting like a devil or a lunatic. George Orwell 465 STUART MICHAEL LILLY Edmonds, Washington “Switlik”, “Decadence”, “Goldfinger” Clubs and Activities RBU, Lacrosse Club, Trident Club, Honor Guard, Frisbee, Propeller Club, Hear This, Mike of Amer- ica Club Sea Year 5.5. President Jefferson— American President Lines 5.5. President Taft— American President Lines 5.5. Portland— Sealand Service, Inc. 5.5. Philadelphia;— Sealand Service, Inc. M.V. Sealand Innovator— Sealand Service, Inc. 5.5. Surveyor— N.O.A.A. 5.5. Manulani— Matson Navigation 5.5. Arco Anchorage— Arco Marine 5.5. Independence— American Hawaii Cruises Places Visited Japan, Panama, Costa Rica, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Guam, Hawaii, Great Neck, The Village Internship Moriarty, Mikkelborg, Broz, Wells, Fryer, Seat- tle, Washington Imagination is more important than knowledge. Einstein Thank you Mom. Thank you Dad. Love you both. 466 ANDREW MARTIN LOPES Island Park, New York - Rugby, Football, Viking, OTW Sea Year 5.5. John Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Austral Pioneer— Farrell Lines 5.5. Mormacsun— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Santa Cruz— Delta Lines 5.5. American Resolute— U.S. Lines Places Visited Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Curacao, Ven- ezuela, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, England, France, Germany, Holland, Short Beach Finally! m....HHHni.......H i I a 467 ROBERT CRANE LOUER III 468 Mediocrity breeds decay. Clifton, New Jersey Places Visited Netherlands, West Germany, France, England, Scotland, South Africa, Brazil, Spain, Sicily, Azores, Bermuda, Aruba Clubs and Activities Regimental Band, Honor Board, Midshipman Of- ficer, Intamurals Sea Year 5.5. American Argosy— U.S. Lines 5.5. Mormacsaga— Moore-McCormack Lines USNS American Explorer— Trinidad Corporation “Joisey Bob” ft. PAUL STEVEN MANZI North Branford, Connecticut “Albedo”, “Chimp” Clubs and Activities Hockey, Crew, Ski Club, Bicycle Club, Pub Club, Trident Club, Hear This, MDA, DBC Sea Year 5.5. Red Jacket— Farrell Lines 5.5. Export Champion— Farrell Lines 5.5. Sealift Antarctic— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. American Alliance— U.S. Lines Places Visited Italy, Turkey, Egypt, Greece, Spain, Azores, Ni- geria, Liberia, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Senegal, Germany, Holland, England, France, Cuba, Bay- onne New Jersey Internship Wyatt Inc., New Haven, Connecticut 24 hours maybe 60 good years it’s really not that long a stay. Jimmy Buffett WADE STERLING MARSHALL I Marietta, Georgia “Suede”, “Doctor” Clubs and Activities Hear This, Carpenter (Chips)- T V Oceanid Sea Year 5.5. William Hooper— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Solon Turman— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Genevieve— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Brinton Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited Egypt, Jordan, Oman, Saudi Arabia, India, Sri Lanka, Japan, Sudan, Borneo, Java, Singapore, Colombia, Ecuador, Chile, Peru Internship United States Lines, Charleston, South Carolina .....= S Late at night you will find them, in the cheap hotels and bars, hustling the senioritas while they dance beneath the stars. Buffett 470 ' I; HOWARD GEORGE MATTSSON Gilboa, New York “Zowie”, “Matt” Clubs and Activities Varsity Club, Varsity Soccer, Karate, Honor Guard, Cross-Country, Automotive Interest Club, ROA, Intramurals, Power Squadron, COARF Study, Machinists Club, Lacrosse Club Sea Year 5.5. Argonaut— Farrell Lines 5.5. Export Champion— Farrell Lines 5.5. Lash Pacifico— Prudential Lines M.V. Baltimore— Apex Marine M.V. Ether Moran— Moran Towing and Transportion Places Visited Spain, Italy, Greece, Portugal, Israel, Turkey, Egypt, Rumania, West Africa Bernie Brew keeps you going till one or two! BEEEEEEP! 471 SHARON DALE MAZER Baltimore, Maryland wmmm. “Sharon5 Clubs and Activities Honor Guard, Midshipman Council, Hear This Sea Year 5.5. Sealand Seattle— Sealand Services, Inc. M.V. Sealand Freedom— Sealand Service, Inc. 5.5. Lake Charles— Sealand Service, Inc. M.V. Sealand Express— Gastrans, Inc 5.5. Mallory Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited Algeria, Panama, Germany, Holland, Japan, Guam, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Haiti, Jamaica I watched the coast. Watching a coast as it slips by the ship is like thinking about an enigma. There it is before you- smiling, frowning, inviting, grand, mean, insipid, or savage, and always mute with an air of whispering, come and find out. Joseph Conrad 472 GEORGE EDWARD MCCAIN Jacksonville, Florida ---------------- ‘‘Machine Gun”, “Ed Head” Clubs and Activities Rugby, Football, Honor Guard, Fine Arts Club, Midshipman Officer, Vectors, Outdoorsmans Club Sea Year 5.5. American Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Nancy Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. John Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited England, Netherlands, Germany, Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Italy, Diego Garcia, Singapore, Indonesia, Borneo, Taiwan, Japan, Panama, Texas Internship Jacksonville Shipyards Inc., Jacksonville, Florida The comedy is over and Fm still laughing! 47 Clubs and Activities Regimental Glee Club, Intramurals, Jogging, Ten- nis, Midshipman, Officer, ROA Sea Year 5.5. Del Valle— Delta Lines 5.5. James Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. M.V. USNS Sealift Indian Ocean— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. Beaver State— Apex Marine Corp. Places Visited Gabon, Congo, Ivory Coast, Guinea, South Africa, Kenya, England, Spain, Greece, Wales, Scotland, Portugal, Italy, Algeria, France, Netherlands, USA Internship Sealand Services, Inc., Westwood, Kansas Bon Voyage Class of 84. Best of luck in your future endeavors as the elite of the fleet. 474 ROBERT SCOTT MCKENNA Miami Shores, Florida Clubs and Activities Basketball, MDA Telethon, Newman Club, Honor Guard, Company Intramurals Officer, Competi- tive Tanning Society, Canteen Club, Moosehead Team Sea Year 5.5. Zoella Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Stella Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Almeria Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. M.V. Spirit of Texas— Titan Navigation Places Visited Singapore, Borneo, Philippines, Hong Kong, Chi- na, Japan, Panama, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Italy, Holland, Germany, England, Jamaica Internship U.S. Coast Guard, Miami, Florida ► i « If we weren’t all crazy we would go insane! Jimmy Buffett Thanks for everything Mom and Dad. 475 “Shiela” Clubs and Activities Swim Team, Varsity Club, Honor Guard, Newman Club, Midshipman Officer, Tattoo Sea Year 5.5. Delta Mar— Delta Lines 5.5. Dolly Turman— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Solon Turman Lykes— Lykes Steamship Co. 5.5. John Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. S..S Brin ton Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited Panama Canal Zone, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Ecuador, Mainland China, Hong Kong, Ja- pan, Indonesia, Singapore, Korea, Diego Garcia Internship Boston Towboat, Boston, Massachusetts Those who reach, touch the stars Those who dream, travel far. v 476 DAVID BRYAN MILLER Falls Church, Pennsylvania “Pappy” Clubs and Activities Rugby Club, Midshipman Officer, Propeller Club, Bicycle Club Sea Year 5.5. Gulf Farmer— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Louise Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Almeria Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Sealand Innovator— Sealand 5.5. Sealand Philadelphia— Sealand 5.5. Brooks Range— Interocean Management Places Visited Panama, Ecuador, Colombia, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Germany, England, Netherlands, South Africa, Kenya, Mauritius, Puerto Rico Internship Crowley Tug, Jacksonville, Florida 477 GLENN THOMAS MITCHELL r River Ridge, Louisiana A ti i V ,rs ‘‘Hebe Clubs and Activities Sailing Team, Propeller Club, Hear This, Crew of M.V. Nereid, Fireman’s Sunday Culture Club, Sportman’s Club Sea Year 5.5. James Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Elizabeth Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Brinton Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Lake Charles— Gastrans Inc. 5.5. Exxon Bangor— Exxon Shipping Co. Places Visited South Africa, Keyna, Egypt, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Great Neck Internship Board of Commissioners of the Port of New Or- leans, New Orleans, Louisiana The world is a looking glass and gives back to each man a reflection of himself. Frown at it, and it will in turn look sourly upon you. Laugh at it, and it is a jolly companion. U. S. MERCHANT MARINE ACADEA KINGS POINT N Y WELCOME ABOARD CLASS OF 1984! GROUNDS CLOSED � IM .. ' 478 ALLEN EDWARD MOELLER New Orleans, Louisiana Clubs and Activities Judo Club, Pistol Team, Propeller Club, Pub Club, Sunset Lounge (Co-owner) Sea Year 5.5. Robert E. Lee— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Del Sol— Delta Lines 5.5. Zoella Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Ethiopia, Oman, Ye- men, Arab Republic of Emirates, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Egypt, Italy, Tunisia, Ja- maica, Liberia, Nigeria, Bedrock, Cameroon, Ivory Coast Internship Port of New Orleans Board of Commissioners, New Orleans, Louisiana I’d like to thank all of the people who helped me get through KP especially my parents, family, friends, and the man who delivers the beer to the Pub. 4 79 “Diana” Clubs and Activities Cheerleading, Swim Team, Basketball Manager Sea Year 5.5. Austral Puritan— Farrell Lines 5.5. Export Freedom— Farrell Lines 5.5. Mormaclynx— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Mormacsun— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. American Heritage— Apex Marine 5.5. Sealand Express— Sealand Places Visited Energy Transportation Corporation, New York, New York The earliest of all societies; and the only natural one, is the family. Thank-you for the best. a 480 “Mr. Freeze Clubs and Activities Water Polo, Swimming, Ultimate Frisbee, Varsity Club, OTW, DBC Sea Year 5.5. American Corsair— U.S. Lines 5.5. Sealand Developer— Sealand 5.5. Santa Mariana— Delta Lines 5.5. Thompson Pass— Interocean Management 5.5. Atigun Pass— Keystone Shipping Co. 5.5. President Tyler— American President Lines Places Visited Japan, Korea, Okinawa, Philippines, Guam, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Colom- bia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ec- uador Didn’t think I’d make it, did you? 481 “Nabors” Clubs and Activities Glee Club, Honor Guard, Hear This, Midships Sea Year 5.5. Delta North— Delta Lines 5.5. Mayo Lykes —Lykes Brothers Lines 5.5. American Apollo — United States Lines 5.5. Mobil Lube — Mobil Oil Corporation Places Visited Venezuela, Brazil, Uraguay, Hong Kong, Argenti- na, Lebannon, Algeria, Panama, Guam, Taiwan, Korea, Japan Internship Chessie System Car Ferry, Houston, Texas Final Words Sometimes you got to do things. V 482 GARDINER FRANCIS NEALON Washington, D.C. Clubs and Activities Midshipman Officer, Yearbook Staff, SNAME, Propeller Club, ROA, Trident Club, ICHCA, Eth- nic Culture Club Sea Year 5.5. Mormactide— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Export Champion— Farrell Lines 5.5. Charleston— Apex Marine 5.5. Sealift Indian Ocean— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. American Legend— U.S. Lines Places Visited Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, South Africa, Azores, Portugal, Greece, Turkey, Italy, Germany, Holland, Nigeria, Panama. Zaire, Ivory Coast, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ghana, Cameroon, St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands Internship Pacific Cargoes Inc., Washington D.C. Always try to attain what you want But never forget what you already have. 483 JEFFREY DANIEL NICHOLS Bedford, Indiana ‘Nicks” Clubs and Activities Wargames, Honor Guard, Yearbook Sea Year 5.5. Velma Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Tillie Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Robert E. Lee— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Aimee Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. American Leader— U.S. Lines Places Visited Hong Kong, Indonesia, Okinawa, Singapore, Ma- laysia, England, Germany, Holland, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pakistan, United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Kenya, South Afri- Internship Steele, Steele, and Steele, Bedford, Indiana What you own is your own kingdom What you do is your own glory What you love is your own power What you live is your own history. Rush i 484 NATHAN CATE NICKERSON JR. Cape Porpoise, Maine “Nater”, “Nate” Clubs and Activities Football, Track, Varsity Club, Flying Club, T Boats Sea Year USNS Marshfield— Military Sealift Command 5.5. Overseas Alice— Maritime Overseas Corporation 5.5. Mormacsea— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. American Ace— U.S. Lines Places Visited Scotland, Greece, Sardinia, Spain, England, Bel- gium, Azores, France, Aruba, Netherlands, U.S. Virgin Islands 485 Thanks to: The Homestead and L.D. KATHLEEN MARY O’CONNELL LaGrange Park, Illinois “Kathy” Clubs and Activities Sailing Team, Hockey Club Manager, Drama Guild-Production Coordinator, Women’s Crew, Cables, Female Midshipmen’s Advisory Council, Hear This- Ad Manager, Production Coordinator, Editor-in-Chief Sea Year 5.5. Santa Maria— Delta Lines 5.5. Santa Mercedes— Delta Lines . S.S. Manulani— Matson Navigation 5.5. President McKinley— American President Lines 5.5. Austral Envoy— Farrell Lines 5.5. American Leader— U.S. Lines 5.5. Golden Monarch— Apex Marine 5.5. Charleston— Apex Marine Places Visited Canada, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Okinawa, Australia, New Zea- land, Holland, France a - --------------------------------------------------------------- 486 “Herb”, “Uncle Nick-Nack”, “Hogo” Clubs and Activities M V Oceanid, Smear This, Midships, Circle “R” Fishing Club, STD Sea Year 5.5. Santa Barbara— Delta Lines M V Amazonia— American Atlantic Lines 5.5. American Legend— U.S. Lines M V Marine Princess— Marine Transport Lines M V Oceanid— Haendel Shipping Lines, Limited (very limited) Places Visited Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Chili, St. Vin- cent, Grenada, Barbados, Trinidad, Guyana, Bra- zil, Suriname, Dominica, England, France, Ger- many, Holland, Sri Lanka, Newark Internship Marine Transport Lines, New York, New York ... it seemed to me then to be a clumsy experi- ment in mass lobotomy using rules instead of scal- pels. . Dr. Hunter S. Thompson Thanks to my family and friends who kept me sane. 487 MARY AGNES O’DOWD Cincinnati, Ohio “Mary” Clubs and Activities Hear This, Drama Guild, Women’s Crew Sea Year 5.5. Ashley Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Button Gwinnett— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Exxon San Francisco— Exxon Shipping Co. Places Visited Egypt, India, Israel, Italy, Sudan, Ethiopia, Paki- stan, Bangladesh, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Sri Lanka, Djibouti, Panama, Jordan Internship Fran Lines, Mobile, Alabama fi a Ships that make waves get places in the world; those that don’t are quite dead in the water. Original 488 fi RICHARD ALOIS OLSON Delavan, Wisconsin “Hippie” Clubs and Activities Crew, Varsity Club, Sportsman’s Club, ICHCA, Trident Club, Competitive Tanning Society Sea Year 5.5. Aimee Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Shirley Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. S.V. Gypsy—Gypsy Cruises, Inc. 5.5. Almeria Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Doctor Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Solon Turman— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Places Visited South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya, Mozambique, Mo- rocco, Lebanon, Egypt, Italy, Canada, Bahamas, England, Netherlands, West Germany, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Chile, Peru Internship Gypsy Cruises, Snead’s Island, Florida 6 3 Still time to start a new life in the palm trees, Billy Clyde wasn’t insane, And if it doesn’t work out there’ll never be any doubt that the pleasure was worth all the pain. P 489 Jimmy Buffett i RALPH JOSEPH ORTOLANO JR. Rancho Palos Verdes, California « Lex Amerika”, “Orbit” Clubs and Activities Battalion First Lieutenant, Hear This- Features Editor, Cheerleading, M-Man, Ancient Mariner (mascot), Regimental Broadcast Unit, Ethnic Cul- ture Club', Coke Machine Operator, Bi-Coastal Distributions (company owner), “Possessed” (NYC punk band- drummer), Tattoo '81, Football Training Movie and Still Publicity Photographer, Rifle Team, Judo Club, Amatuer Radio Club, S.S. Constitution 2nd Generation Cadet Club, Navy Rifle M-14 Qualifications Sea Year 5.5. Santa Mariana— Delta Lines 5.5. President Hoover— American President Lines 5.5. Constitution— American Hawaii Cruises 5.5. Kauai— Matson Navigation Co. 5.5. B.T. San Diego— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited Canada, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Japan, Korea, China, Hong Kong, Hawaiian Islands Internship American President Lines, San Pedro Marine Ter- minal, San Pedro, California '4 We are the Future. Our lives will forever affect those who follow. Time will pass on and destiny will run its course, but the fact that we existed can never be changed. j The same bunk Dad slept in 33 years ago in the maiden voyage of the S.S. Constitution. JOHN FORD PALMER JR. Lawrenceville, Georgia Clubs and Activities Judo Team, Sunday Night Culture Club, Ham- mer’s, Club Wood Sea Year 5.5. Gulf Trader— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Ruth Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Delta Caribe— Delta Lines 5.5. LNG Louisiana— Gastrans of Lachmar Steamship Co. Places Visited Israel, Portugal, Taiwan, Sicily, England, Korea, Spain, Germany, Japan, Algeria, Singapore, El Slavador There are many good reasons for drinking and one just came to my head; if a man can’t drink while he’s living, how the hell is he going to drink when he’s dead. Cheers to: Moe, Bing, Arnie, Big “H”, Wes, Dooogs, Mac, Thunder, and yes, here's to wool too, Bottoms up! 491 Slayer Clubs and Activities Honor Guard, ROA, Midshipman Officer, Hear This, Women’s Basketball Team, Ski Club, Judo Team Sea Year 5.5. Tampa— Sealand Service, Inc. 5.5. Del Viento— Delta Lines S.T. American Heritage— Apex Marine 5.5. Export Freedom— Farrell Lines Places Visited Colombia, Venezuela, Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo, Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel, Congo, Sur- iname, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica Internship Energy Transportation Corporation, New York, New York Ain’t nothin' gonna break’a my stride, nobody jonna slow me down- Oh no- I got to keep on novin’. v 492 X GEORGE JOHN NICHOLAS POLES Scarsdale, New York Clubs and Activities Seasonal Hear This Contributor, Track, Crew, Pub Club, Midshipman Council, MDA, DBC, Oceanrod Zoo Crew, Century Club, Trident Club, Canteen Club, Flying Zucchini Sea Year 5.5. Export Challenger— Farrell Lines 5.5. Santa Lucia— Delta Lines 5.5. Arco Fairbanks— Arco Marine 5.5. President Adams— American President Lines 5.5. Mormacstar— Moore-McCormack Lines Places Visited Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Congo, Zaire, Siera Leone, Azores, Bahamas, Mexico, Chile, Ecuador, Panama, Peru, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, China, Taiwan, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, Can- ada, Bayonne New Jersey, India Internship Delta Steamship Lines, New York, New York v i These are the times that try men’s souls. Thomas Paine “Muffin” 493 ROBERT ERIC POLLARD Annapolis, Maryland Clubs and Activities Skipper M S Captive, Offshore Party Squad, Let- terwinner-Offshore Racing Team, Karate Club, RSWO Sea Year 5.5. Stella Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Howell Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Philadelphia— Sealand Service, Inc. 5.5. LNG Capricorn— Energy Transportation Corporation Places Visited Spain, Israel, Egypt, Italy, USA, Haiti, Japan, Indonesia, R.S.A. Internship DMAH TC, Wahington D.C. ► � I have met many people here. Few I will see again; still fewer, do I wish to see. A 494 r i STEPHEN EDWARD POOLE Winchester, New Hampshire “Cess”, “Steve” Clubs and Activities Rifle Team (Captain Manager), Cannon Squad, Ambulance Squad (President), Club GUANO, AWOL Rack Sea Year 5.5. Del Mundo— Delta Lines 5.5. Export Challenger— Farrell Lines USNS Yukon— Trinidad Corporation USNS Sealift Atlantic— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited Venezuela, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Pana- ma, Japan, Turkey, Greece, Spain, Italy, Azores, Liberia, Senegal, Togo, Ivory Coast, Cameroon, Staten Island My people and I have come to an agreement which satisfies us both. They are to say what they please and I am to do as I please. Frederick the Great i 495 MICHAEL JOHN RANT Marlboro, New York “Mike”, “Joe”, “Rant-Monster” Clubs and Activities Lacrosse Club, Hear This, Honor Guard, Sailing Team, Ski Club, Newman Club, D.B. Club, ICHCA, ROA, Oceanrod Zoo Crew, Sportsman’s Club, Concert Committee Sea Year 5.5. American Alliance— U.S. Lines 5.5. Mormacvega— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Constitution— American Hawaii Cruises 5.5. Independence— American Hawaii Cruises 5.5. Maui— Matson Navigation Co. 5.5. President Johnson— American President- Lines M.V. President Lincoln— American President Lines Places Visited England, Holland, France, Germany, Belgium, Ascension Island, Republic of South Africa, Bra- zil, Hawaii, Guam, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Philippines Internship Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc., New York, New r Kings Point has been the highest of highs and lowest of lows . . . and the best of friendships. 496 WILLIAM FREDRICK REYELT New Milford, New Jersey “T V Reyelt”, ‘‘Heavy Weather”, “Fishead”, “Billfish” Clubs and Activities Honor Guard, M V Oceanid, Sportsman’s Club, Trident Club, Frisbee Club Sea Year 5.5. Export Commerce— Farrell Lines 5.5. Mormacsun— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Argonaut— Farrell Lines 5.5. American Accord— U.S. Lines 5.5. ITB Jacksonville— Apex Marine Corp. Places Visited Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Greece, Israel, Hol- land, England, Mexico, Sr. Croix, Venezuela, Ni- geria, Liberia, Ivory Coast Internship Apex Marine, Inc., Lake Success, New York I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. Thanks to my family, friends, and Col- leen for getting me through. 497 WILLIAM JOHN RICHARDSON JR. Huntington, New York V. Jack’ Clubs and Activities Varsity Soccer, Intramurals, Ski Club, Sports- man’s Club, Trident Club, Midshipman Council, Varsity Club, Hear This, TGIF Club Sea Year 5.5. Export Champion— Farrell Lines 5.5. American Legacy— U.S. Lines USNS Sealift Mediterranean— Marine Transport Lines USNS Yukon— Trinidad Corporation Places Visited Azores, Senegal, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Ni- geria, Zaire, Cape Verde Islands, Netherlands, Germany, France, Guam, Kwajalein, Malaysia, Ja- pan, Philippines, Bahrain, Chagos Archipelago, Kenya, Italy, Spain, Aruba It’s been great and it’s been hell. Although we may not have enjoyed it, it’s probably the best thing we've ever done. ______________________________ 498 JOHN JOSEPH ROECKELL Huntington Station, New York “Jack”, “Rock” Clubs and Activities Varsity Basketball, RBU, Fine Arts Club Sea Year USNS Victoria (T-AK 281)— Military Sealift Command 5.5. American Legend— U.S. Lines 5.5. Export Patriot— Farrell Lines USNS Sealift Mediterranean (T-AO 173)— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited Scotland, Great Britain, Netherlands, France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel I’ve played over 1000 games in the last four years, too bad most of them have been in my head. Bill Walton L j 499 r STEPHEN ROGOZINSKI Orlean, New York “Rogo” Clubs and Activities Lacrosse, Crew, Honor Board, Class President, Vi- king Club, Newman Club, ICHCA Sea Year 5.5. Letitia Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Nancy Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Keystone Canyon— Keystone Shipping Co. Places Visited Colombia, Panama, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, South Africa, Mozambique, Canada, Short Beach Internship U.S.C.G., Buffalo, New York 500 CHRISTINE ROMEIKA Deer Park, New York ;... ;■ “Blue Eyes”, “Chrissy” Clubs and Activities Varsity Volleyball Team- Co-Captain, Midship- man Officer, Band, Varsity Club, Midships, Hear This, Women’s Swim Team, Muscular Dystrophy Telethon, Women’s Basketball Team, Scuba Sea Year 5.5. Santa Cruz— Delta Lines 5.5. Mormacrigel— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Maui— Matson Lines M.V. Sealand Innovator— Sealand, Inc. 5.5. Constitution— American Hawaii Cruises Places Visited Panama, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Brazil, Uruguay, Ecuador, Argentina, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Hawaii, Lake Tahoe Internship U.S. Coast Guard, New York, New York The meek shall inherit the earth . . . and the strong shall colonize the stars. Thank-you to a wonderful family and very spe- cial friends who have given me the strength to make it through. 501 MATTHEW PATRICK ROBERT ROWATT Honolulu, Hawaii Math Clubs and Activities Karate Club, Choir, Glee Club, Sailing Team Sea Year 5.5. Charles Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Kauai— Matson Navigation 5.5. Independence— American Hawaii Cruises M.V. Explorer— Sealand Service, Inc. 5.5. President Tyler— American President Lines 5.5. California— Chevron Oil Company Places Visited Japan, Taiwan, Korea, China, Hawaiian Islands, Alaska, California, Washington Internship American Hawaii Cruises, Honolulu, Hawaii The measure of a man is what he does with power. Pittacus STEVEN JERYL ROWE £1 Wilmington, North Carolina Clubs and Activities Propeller Club, ROA, Commandant's Notice Committee Sea Year 5.5. Thomas Nelson— Waterman Steamship Co 5.5. Delta Mar— Delta Lines 5.5. Almeria Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship S.S. Letitia Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co Places Visited Britain, Germany, Holland, Russia, Canada, Greece, Turkey, Israel, Egypt, Italy, Jamaica, Venezuela, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay, Argentina Internship New Hanover County Oceanographic Research Program, Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina Thanks Mom Dad for the support and en- couragement throughout the ordeal. L X 503 JOHN FRANCIS RYDLUND V Guatemala City, Guatemala “Ryd the Kid” Clubs and Activities Midshipman Officer, Glee Club, Machinists Club, Propeller Club, Racking Team Captain Sea Year 5.5. Charlotte Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Adabelle Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Chevron Oregon— Chevron Shipping Co. 5.5. President Grant— American President Lines 5.5. Hillyer Brown— Chevron Shipping Co. Places Visited Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Panama, Jamaica, Morocco, Spain, Israel, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Japan Internship Chevron Shipping, San Francisco, California 504 You only live once, lite it up now! “Rugs” Clubs and Activities Regimental Dictator, Propeller Club, ICHCA, Chapel Choir, Glee Club, Gulf Stream Society, ROA, Company First Lieutenant, Tattoo '81 Sea Year 5.5. American Leader— U.S. Lines 5.5. Santa Barbara— Delta Lines S.T. Golden Monarch— Avon Marine Shipping 5.5. Mormaclynx— Moore-McCormack Lines Places Visited France, England, Shetland Islands, Netherlands, West Germany, St. Croix, St. Lucia, Congo, Lo- rain, Ohio, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile Internship Mobile Oil Corporation, New York, New York International Terminal Operating, New York, New York I am thankful for the support of my family and friends, past and present, who have helped me turn what was once my dream into my destiny. 505 MITCHELL ROBERT SEYMOUR Massapequa Park, New York Clubs and Activities Varsity Track, Water Polo, DBC Club, Honor Guard, Warwagon-Master, Karate Club, Vector Analysis Club- Co-Captain Sea Year 5.5. Sealand Market— Sealand Service, Inc. 5.5. American Lark— U.S. Lines 5.5. Austral Entente— Farrell Lines 5.5. Edgar M. Queeny— Keystone Shipping Co. Places Visited Panama, Holland, Germany, China, Japan, Aus- tralia, New Zealand, Great Neck Internship Grumman Aerospace, Bethpage, New York Is it over yet? Think pink. L A 506 PAUL SHORTINO II Patchoque, New York “Paul” Clubs and Activities Sailing, President of ICHCA, M.O.O.S.E. Team, Rastafarian Society, Pub Club, Honor Guard, ex Band Jock Sea Year 5.5. Tillie Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Stella Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. President McKinley— American President Lines 5.5. President Tyler— American President Lines Places Visited England, Germany, Holland, Belgium, Italy, Egypt, Israel, Philippines, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, El Salvador, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, Indonesia, United Arab Emirates, Singapore, Panama Internship Captain Jack Roberts Marine Surveyors, Pear- land, Texas What were once vices are now habits. Doobie Bros. Cape Coral, Florida Steve Clubs and Activities Trident Club, Propeller Club, Automotive Inter- est Club, Hear This Staff, Midshipmen Council, Regimental Band, Fanfare Trumpets, Stage Band, Karate Club, Intramurals, Weightlifting, Muscu- lar Dystrophy Association, FAC, Neried, CIO. Sea Year 5.5. John Lykes— Lykes Lines 5.5. Mason Lykes— Lykes Lines 5.5. Tillie Lykes— Lykes Lines 5.5. Sealand Exchange— Sealand Places Visited U.S.A. (Gulf and Pacific Coasts), Panama, Philip- pines, Guam, Japan, Okinawa, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea, Haiti, South Africa, England, Neth- erlands, Germany Internship U.S. Coast Guard - Rescue Station, Fort Meyers Beach, Florida STEVEN WINK SHULTZ Dive Bahamas! ARNOLD JUNG SING Ta Columbia, Maryland “Arnie” Clubs and Activities Judo Team Capt, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Club, Ethnic Culture Club, AIC, Weightlifting Club, La- crosse Club, Propeller Club Sea Year 5.5. Export Commerce— Farrell Lines 5.5. Sealand Charlston— Sealand 5.5. Sealand Galveston— Sealand 5.5. President Hoover— American President Lines 5.5. President Grant—American President Lines M.V. President Lincoln— American President Lines Places Visited Azores, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Nigera, Togo, Li- beria, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, West Indies Thanks Malkie and Duckley! L WA 509 JAMES DAVID SLOAN, JR. Norristown, Pennsylvania “Jim”, “Captain Rack” Clubs and Activities Football, Midshipman Officer, Varsity Club, Hon- or Guard, Propeller Cuub Sea Year 5.5. American Astronaut— U.S. Lines 5.5. Santa Barbara— Delta Lines 5.5. Edgar M. Queeny— Keystone Shipping Co. 5.5. American Accord— U.S. Lines Places Visited Panama, Guam, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Dominican Republic, Hol- land, England, France Internship Energy Transportation Corporation, New York, New York 510 BLAIR JEFCOAT SMITH Greenville, North Carolina Clubs and Activities Pub Club, Automotive Interest Club, Sportsmans Club, Propeller Club, Frisbee Club, Midships, Honor Guard, Vectors Sea Year 5.5. George Wythe— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. American Lynx— U.S. Lines 5.5. Charles Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. B.T. Alaska— Marine Transport Lines Places Visited Panama, Korea, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Phil- ippines, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Djibouti, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Suez Canal, Japan I always feel like somebody’s watching me. Good-bye! L • ' . 511 “Soulbro” Clubs and Activities Cheerleading Captain, Cross-Country, Fine Arts Club, Glee Club, Intramurals, Regimental Band, Weight Lifting Club, Wrestling, Yearbook Staff, Volleyball Team Sea Year 5.5. Exxon New Orleans— Exxon Shipping Co. 5.5. Mallory Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Jean Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. President Johnson— American President Lines M.V. President Monroe— American President Lines Places Visited Egypt, Hong Kong, Italy, Taiwan, Indonesia, Ja- karta, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Morocco, Panama, Philippines, Singapore, Turkey, Guam, Wake Is- land, Hawaii, Alaska, Flushing I still want to be a veterinarian! 512 THOMAS JAY SPARKS Lynnwood, Washington “Sparky” Clubs and Activities Midshipman Officer, Pub Club, Fine Arts Club, Intramurals, Marlinspike Club, Propeller Club, Amateur Radio Club, Ski Club, ISCHCA, Sports- man’s Club, Machinist's Club, Class Officer, Hon- or Board Representative Sea Year 5.5. Newark— Sealand Services, Inc. 5.5. Philadelphia— Sealand Services, Inc. M.V. Sealand Freedom— Sealand Services, Inc. 5.5. President Tyler— American President Lines 5.5. President Grant— American President Lines 5.5. President Taft— American President Lines M.V. Chelan— Washington State Ferris Places Visited Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Alaska Internship Port of Seattle, Seattle, Washington American President Lines, Seattle, Washington Bogle Gates Law Offices, Madden Poliak Law Offices, Moriarty Mikkleborg Law Offices, Seattle, Washington Learn from your mistakes, respect life and plan ahead. The bluest skies you’ve ever seen are in Seattle. 513 -The J.P. Patches Show BRYAN, TERRENCE STRONG Olympia, Washington V 514 Clubs and Activities Regimental Band, Glee Club, Drama, Computer Club, Midshipman Officer Sea Year 5.5. President Taylor— American President Lines 5.5. President Madison— American President Lines 5.5. Portland— Sealand Services, Inc. 5.5. Galveston— Sealand Services, Inc. 5.5. Kenai— Keystone Shipping Co. 5.5. David Foss— Foss Tug Barge Places Visited Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, India, Sri Lanka, Sumatra, Indonesia, Taiwan, Japan, Guam, Panama, USA Internship Port of Tacoma, Tacoma, Washington There is such a thing as honor. If you deal with a man, tell him the truth and then he must of neces- sity tell you the truth or he has no honor. Protect another man as you expect him to protect you. And if a man has no honor, do not associate with him for he will taint you. There are no exceptions. ROBERT MATTHEW SYDLO Hauppauge, New York MYSELF I have to live with myself, and so I want to be fit for myself to know. I want to be able, as days go by, Always to look myself straight in the eye. I don’t want to stand, with the setting sun. And hate myself for the things I’ve done. I want to go out with my head erect, I want to deserve all men’s respect. For here in the struggle for fame and self I want to be able to like myself. I don’t want to look at myself and know I’m bluster, a bluff and an empty show. I never can hide myself from ME; I see what others may never see. I know what others may never know, I never can fool myself, and so, Whatever happens, I want to be Self-respecting and conscience-free, n “Bob” Clubs and Activities Regimental Honor Guard, Regimental Color Guard, Varsity Baseball, Water Polo, President of ROA, Christian Fellowship Club, CX2 Sea Year 5.5. Mormaclynx— Moore-McCormack Lines 5.5. Resolute— Farrell Lines 5.5. Edgar M. Queeny— Keystone Shipping Co. 5.5. Mormacdraco— Moore-McCormack Lines Places Visited Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Greece, Italy, Spain, France, Israel Internship Energy Transportation Corporation, New York, New York It’s good to be a seeker, but sooner or later you have to be a finder. And then it is well to give what you have found, a gift into the world for whoever will accept it. Jonathan Livingston Seagull 515 r “Guano” Clubs and Activities Club Guano- Grand Puba, Physics Society- Founding Member, D L’s, Extended D L’s, S L’s, L W’s, and F G Sea Year 5.5. Santa Barbara— Delta Lines 5.5. Lash Atlantico— Prudential Lines M.V. USNS Sealift Arctic— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. American Legacy— U.S. Lines Places Visited Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Greece, Rumania, Japan, Singa- pore, Philippines, South Korea, Okinawa, Guam, Adak Island, Holland, West Germany, England, Staten Island Internship Energy Transportation Corporation, New York, New York . . . and we’ll search for tomorrow on every foreign shore . . and I’ll try, Oh Lord I’ll try, to carry on. Styx 516 BRIAN FLOYD VAN AKEN Miamiville, Ohio Clubs and Activities Rugby Club, Color Guard, ROA, Varsity Club ICHCA, Propeller Club, Midshipman Officer Sea Year 5.5. Edward Rutledge— Waterman Steamship Co. 5.5. Del Valle— Delta Lines 5.5. Delta Caribe— Delta Steamship Lines 5.5. Brinton Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Sealand Consumer— Sealand Services, Inc Places Visited Ethiopia, Agaba, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Bangladesh, Liberia, Panama, Co- lombia, El Salvador, Holland, West Germany, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Cameroon, Congo, Zaire Internship Midland Guardian Transport Co., Cincinnati There are some I’d like to thank, there are oth- ers I cannot thank enough, there is one I wish I could thank. 517 WILLIAM ARTHUR WEISENBORN Pasadena, Maryland “Bambee”, “Hopper” Clubs and Activities Ultimate Frisbee Team, Guitaring, Playing the Stereo at a Disturbing Volume, Playing too much Backgammon, Running Amok on Weekends Sea Year 5.5. Del Monte— Delta Lines 5.5. American Legend— U.S. Lines Places Visited Australia, New Zealand, Panama, Mexico, Haiti, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Canada, Bay- onne, The Horse Head Nebula Internship Manipulatory Exemption Time tends to be an ominous barrier when try- ing to reason with here and there. But it passes. And there is here. And time is nothing more than an excuse to wear a watch. It ain’t no use to sit and wonder why. 518 Dylan JOHN EDWARD WILBUR Noank, Connecticut “Wilbs”, “Salty Dog’ Clubs and Activities Color Guard, Honor Guard, Wargames Club, Mid- shipman Officer, Indoctrination '85 ’87, ROA, Men without Hats (USCGA Division) Sea Year 5.5. Del Mundo— Delta Lines 5.5. American Leader— U.S. Lines 5.5. Mormacsun— Moore-McCormack Lines USNS M.V. Sealift Arabian Sea— Marine Transport Lines M.V. Cabot, Dailey, Walton, Rowe, Mars— Boston Towboat Co. Places Visited USA, Texas, Venezuela, Netherlands, Deutsch- land, United Kingdom, Greece, Nippon, Singa- pore, Okinawa, Guam, Diego Garcia, Grand Baha- ma Islands Internship Boston Towboat Company, East Boston, Massa- chusetts So sad it ends, As it began. May Could be worse . . . could be raining. Marty Feldman 519 J ir WILLIAM THOMAS WILSON III Los Gatos, California Pukie Clubs and Activities Ultimate Frisbee Club, Ski Club, Snow Club, Ten- nis, Sailing, Mike Pullman Fan Club, The Dewers White Label Club, ’84 Corp. Sea Year 5.5. President Truman— American President Lines 5.5. Kauai— Matson Navigation Co. 5.5. Manowili— Matson Navigation Co. 5.5. Oceanic Independence— American Hawaii Cruises 5.5. Sealand Mariner— Sealand Services, Inc. 5.5. Chevron Louisiana— Chevron Shipping Co 5.5. Exxon New Orleans— Exxon Shipping Co. 5.5. American Monarch— U.S. Lines 5.5. Gotham Neptune— Bruce Wayne Foundation Places Visited Philippines, El Salvador, Japan, Taiwan, Korea, USA, Hong Kong Internship Delta Lines, San Francisco, California Hello, I must be going! x 520 JOHN MARK WRASSE Oshkosh, Wisconsin “Mom”, “Wrassman”, “Old Woman” Clubs and Activities Sailing Team, Skipper of No Quarter, Sailing Squadron Commodore, ICHCA, Propeller Club Sea Year 5.5. Del Rio— Delta Lines 5.5. Delta Norte— Delta Lines 5.5. Marjorie Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Margaret Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Velma Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. American Heritage— Apex Marine M.V. Sioux— Shickling Towing Inc. Places Visited Canada, Israel, Italy, Egypt, Liberia, Guinea Bis- sau, St. Croix, Panama, Indonesia, Malaysia, Sin- gapore, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina Internship Shickling Towing Co., Inc., Prescott, Wisconsin Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you. L 521 JOHN PAUL ZEMANEK JR. La Porte, Texas “Eddie Munster” Clubs and Activities ICHCA- Vice President, ROA, Crew, Guard, Baseball, Rugby Sea Year S.S. Delta Norte— Delta Lines 5.5. Letitia Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Frederick Lykes— Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. 5.5. Texaco Connecticut— Texaco Shipping Co. Places Visited Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Diego Garcia, Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, Hong Kong, Japan, South Africa, Kenya, Panama Internship Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Houston, Texas What's up Bubba? 522 WILSON CARTER ZIEGENBEIN Bangor, Maine “Ziggy”, “Old Man”, “Yo-Cadet” Clubs and Activities Sailing, Sailing, Sailing, Four-Wheel Drive Club, Plebe Get-out-of-Regimental-Stuff Staff Sea Year 5.5. Del Campo— Delta Lines USNS Sealift Pacific— Marine Transport Lines 5.5. Mormacsaga— Moore-McCormack Lines Places Visited South Africa, Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia, Santa Domingo, Guam, Japan, Kwajalein, Philippines, Bahrain, Kuwait, Panama, Presque Isle Internship F.J. O’Hara and Sons Fish, Inc., Rockland, Maine ... I can’t wait for tomorrow when I can ... grow up. 523 jWji Section Editor: Todd Simonse A Caribbean Experience As the B-splits of the Class of 1984 reached the end of their second class year, there was party after party. These activities were in or- der to celebrate the beginning of senior year at the Academy. The purpose of these parties was to just plain party. The theme was “A Caribbean Experience”. With everyone in their island “get ups”, the party was a hug( success. Everyone danced to the sounds o Reggae music and drank a punch which quick ly assumed the name of “Bahama Mama”. A: the Class of 1984 prepared to become firs classmen, they made a night of it that the} wouldn’t forget. How many are left to tell about it Don does the Pogo Python and the Peanut Rick downs a Bahama Mama Tom lights up the party with a hand- shake dance 529 530 Schmedly Matt sneaks up on Bill and Phil’s women. oforfl H WaHp continues with his sea story 531 Dougs captures Peter Pan as Jon Van Dine looks on 532 I Raggedy Andy Mathias Pooh-Bear, Phil and Bogs Bill and Paul have different looks Clean Geems looking mousey 533 Ma Harekrishna Ralph Service with a smile. Ed McAllister and an all-purpose pool stick. These guys need no entertaining. Bobby Powell, our friendly neighborhood proprietor Pub food - finger lickin’ good Drink this or we’ll tickle you to death Towards the end of the A-Split Pub-club rotation, advisor CDR Cohen showed his appreciation for a job well done by throwing a party for the Pub-club members and guests. What ensued was a day of Lobsters, steaks, much beer and a good time for all. The 60 or so participants included members of the Com- mondants staff, Pub-club members, and other distinguished guests. Special thanks go out to the Pub-club senior officers: Don Hoffman and Bobby Powell, and advisor CDR Cohen, Junior Pub-club members: Paul Wilson and Joe O’Brien, as well as Gerry Nielsen for supplying and cooking the lobsters, and the entire Pub-club for a profitable and enjoyable year. 535 536 8-ball Tom and Swashbuckler Terry flank two Evil women George the bookworm and cool Bobby D. Let those rednecks at the Arabs Big Jimmy with Cathy the groupie Cathy and John look like a tough couple 537 Matt with fiance Betsy No, I don’t have a date Ring Dance Duff and Gary hang out after their dates split on them John Palmer, toasting the night away Dave Hunger and date with Ultra-bright smiles Diana Moreland rockin’ and rollin’ A new Club Guano member This year’s Ring Dance, held at Crest Hollow Country Club, brought the entire class of 1984 together once again. Superintendent Rear Admiral Thomas A. King performed the traditional “Dipping of the Ring.” During the ceremony, each ring of the class of 1984 was dipped in a binnacle of water, representative of the Seven Seas of the World. Following this traditional ceremony, the class of 1984 spent the evening dining, dancing, and socializing. The Crest Hollow Country Club was an ideal location for this special event; and a good time was had by all. 539 Larry Hadley guards the bar Three Stooges John and Joan kick back Mac and Habby with some cuties A couple of Swedes pull Fish and Jody around the dance floor Get your own date Eddy The big brass and wives make the gala event Bill and Jerry look mighty content Blair and Mary Jack loosens up at Miller Time 541 Ed Kopec in prime form Christmas Ball The annual Christmas Ball was held on De- cember 10, 1983 in O’Hara Hall. Midshipmen and their dates were greeted by Admiral King and other members of his staff in the traditional re- ceiving line. The Hal Hoffman Orchestra returned again this year to rock O’Hara. Midshipman, Faculty mem- bers, and guests danced the night away. While at their tables, the couples were served wine by Plebe volunteers. The Christmas Ball helped everyone enter the Holiday spirit and get psyched for finals. Old enough to be your . . . Two heads are better than one Santa’s helpers; Ken and Kathy Five year man Steve Schultz Isn’t she supposed to have the flower? Graham and his date are sitting pretty. It must be early. They look too sober. John and Jack, with dates, waiting for the look-alike contest. Wes and Karen enjoy the tunes. Paul and Shiela - out on the floor. 100 Nights As the count-down continued and 100 nights finally rolled around, the first-class- men were planning more than just a party. However, Captain Jochman’s reaction to be- ing hit with pies was not considered. After getting cleaned up a bit, the Commandant had cancelled all liberty until the “crimi- nals” turned themselves in. Well, an emer- gency meeting was called by the RC and the incident was resolved by a rounding up of the troops on the oval and a presentation of a formal apology to the Commandant. So as the restriction was lifted, the first class prepared for their party that evening. The 100 nights bash was held at the Great Neck Elks Club and boy did the booze flow. The almost graduated seniors and their dates danced the night away even enjoyed a special appearance of the flying zucchinis. Despite the Commandant’s events the party was definitely one for the records. One of the targets. Ed and Mary having a ball Cheers! Mary C. and Bobby looking good 546 fir Duff about to lose another dance. Slydog and Wiggy working up a sweat. Spike and Pete escort their dates across the floor. r Nice face Kathy. 548 What a motley crew. John, Tom, and Pete. Guess who? The famous flying zucchinis. Wes and Moe battling it out. License Week The week we all waited so long for. Snake in deep thought. 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RCA offers three types of marine communications: 1) SITOR telex telegram service via radio, 2) INMARSAT telex service via satellite and 3) HF Morse communications Reliable, 24-hour-a-day RCA marine communications give ship owners better economic control. Crews and passengers enjoy the benefits of weather reports, press reports, FYI service, flower gift service. RCA has the experience. RCA helped write the history of modern marine communications during the past 60 years. On every sea, cruise ships, cargo ships, oil tankers, fishing vessels, off-shore drilling platforms, seismic ships and research vessels are all profiting from better communications via RCA. To find out how we can serve you, write: Manager, Marine Services Marketing, RCA Global Communications, Inc., 60 Broad Street, New York, N.Y. 10004. You get more for your money with RCA Globcom. Global Communications A tradition on the move. Compliments from Mattioni, Mattioni Mattioni, Ltd. 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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 Ship-Coolers 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 50 feet. utc. 45-10 VERNON BOULEVARD, LONG ISLAND CITY, N.Y. 11101 212-361 9292 American President Lines salutes this year’s graduating class. 1950 Franklin Street Oakland CA 94612 5 . Congratulations ’84 From Your FAMILY AND FRIENDS Mr Mrs Peter F. O’Brien Mr. Mrs. Robert E. McKenna Mr. Mrs. Donald Kinsey Mr. Mrs. Justia Calene Maria Delia Solis Mr. Mrs. William D. Laubenstein Mr. Mrs. Norman D. Nichols Mr. Mrs. Lyn Van Aben M M Robert A St. Clair Jothn Jacaruso Fred Mazzilli Family Helene Rantelopoulos M M Robert F. Hren M M William Anderson Midships Boosters Jack Angela Herbain Arlene V. Birkhakn Myrtle John Marshall Frank E. Buschor M MWilliam Marine Paul DofOttry Scbnette Barbara Sanderson M M James E. Lowe Sr. Albert Jean DeBoer Capt. Mrs. R.K. Chambers, USN Mr. Mrs. Robert Kennedy Family M M Frank Leetz, JR Carl Anne Habig O’Briens M M Raymond Gregory M M George J. Baldwin M M Joseph J. Kinnary The Boransoi Family Family of John B. Doran David A. and Elizabeth A O’Dowd Mr. Mrs. P. Talano M M P. Talano M M Raymond Delisa The Uehlinger Family M M Bernard Magee Mr M Michael Grambrone M M Norman H. Gaidoboni The Casaburi Family The Grahm Family The Duke Rielly Family 591 In that year, colonists built their first ocean-going vessel Christened the Virginia of Sagadahock. it sailed from a little shipyard just twelve miles down river from the present site of the Bath Iron Works Since its founding in 1884. Bath Iron Works has added many firsts to Maine's catalogue of maritime achievements And through the years, we've made the hallmark Bath-built a synonym for shipbuilding excellence In the years to come, we will build ships in Bath and repair others in Fbrtland And each ship will carry a part of Maine's proud maritime heritage to the oceans of the world Thanks. Maine, for a great shipbuilding tradition _ We aim to keep up the good work 6o7. BATH IRON WORKS CORPORATION A ( on oloum Company. Hath. Maine (MS W) For the Class of 1984 Congratulations and best wishes for successful careers Marine Fuels - Marine Lubricants Worldwide Marine Service ABS SUCCESS and SMOOTH SAILING to the graduates of 1984 BEST WISHES Harbor Dist. Budweiser Bud Light Michelob Michelob Light BAY REFRACTORY COMPANY, INC. 164 Wolcott Street Brooklyn, N.Y. 11231 Tel. 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Providing A Complete Range Operating Services To Ship Owners And The Maritime Industry TANKER MANAGEMENT INC 3820 One Shell Square New Orleans, LA 70139 Telephone: 525-9500 TWX: 810-951-5341 8147-A MIZELLE CO. 596 Ports Served: Albany, NY Baltimore, MD Baton Rouge, LA Beaumont, TX Boston, MA Camden, NJ Charleston, SC Freeport, TX Galveston, TX Gulfport, MS Hampton Roads, VA Houston, TX Jacksonville, FL Kalama, WA Lake Charles, LA Longview, WA Mobile, AL New Orleans, LA New York, NY Orange, TX Pascagoula, MS Pasco, LA Paulina, LA Philadelphia, PA Port Arthur, TX Port Newark, NJ Portland, OR Providence, RI Savannah, GA Searsport, ME Seattle, WA Tacoma, WA Vancouver, WA Wilmington, DE Wilmington, NC Alumni Class Dudley P. Converse ’43 George W. Farrell ’43 David S. Kloss III ’44 Charles A. Alcorn ’45 Robert J. Nolan ’46 Donald J. Klages ’50 Robert H. Gallagan ’53 James S. Field ’57 John M. Benston ’71 Michael I. Kice ’72 George P. Cate ’73 Edwin W. Egee ’73 George Houston ’73 Thomas J. Simmers ’74 Jeffrey P. Hakala 75 Mark W. Isenberg ’78 INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL OPERATING CO. INC. 1 7 Battery Place. New York, NY 10004 • (212)709-0500 fobt $ 'Paruit Stolt-Nielsen- the bulk liquid distribution company. Specialists in worldwide ocean-transportation of bulk liquid acids, chemicals, vegetable oils, lubrication oils and petroleum products via sophisticated chemical tankers or stainless steel tank containers. Bulk storage at our terminals around the world. General Agents for: Telex: TWX: Telephones: Stolt Tankers 96-5944 710-579-2957 (203)625-9400 Stolt Terminals 96-5970 710-579-2958 (212)884-9300 Stolt Tank Containers (212) 585-5600 Stolt Transportation Services Stolt-Nielsen Building, 8 Sound Shore Drive, P.O. Box 2300, Greenwich, CT 06836 Compliments of UNION DRY DOCK AND REPAIR COMPANY MCDONOUGH IRON WORKS Marine Repairs Steel-Mechanical-Electrical Serving the Industry Since 1897 2701 New Strand Galveston, Texas 77550 (409) 763-8591 Docks Waterview Dining Open All Year lunch Dmner Freshest Fish Seafood Specialists Duckhng Steaks Pnme Ribs Owned and operated by the Zerlem family for four generations Major Credit Cards 397 Main St., Port Washington, Long Island, N Y. (516) 883-4242 Sea-Land Service, Inc., PO. Box 800, Iselin, New Jersey 08830 A mam IA Index to Advertisers American Bureau of Shipping American President Lines American Trading Transportation Co. Inc. Amoco Marine Apex Marine Bath Iron Works Bay berry - Great Neck Hotel Bay Refractory Bunge Corp. Colt Industries Crowley Maritime Corp. FMC Harbor Distributing ITO J.J. Henry Co. Inc. 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