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

Text from Pages 1 - 552 of the 1994 volume:

United States Merchant Marine Academy 1994 Midships The Regiment of Midshipmen The Regimental Battle Standard along with The Medals and Ribbons earned by the Regiment of Midshipmen i OPENING THE LAST FULL MEASURE This painting of E.J. O’Hara firing the last five shells exemplifies this year for the Academy. With a new Superintendent at the helm the course was set to fight for the Academy’s life. Under the leadership of RADM Matteson the Academy and its Alumni raged a battle to save the Academy from tuition and possible closure. The tradition of “ACTA NON VERBA” was continued not only in the fight to save our school, but also at sea. When the vessel OMI CHARGER exploded while entering port two of our Midshipmen were there to continue the tradition, Midshipmen Rob Chaney and Reid Hansen. Another Midshipman also received recogintion for service at sea. Midshipman Nate Hodges received the MERCHANT MARINE MERI- TORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL for his actions to save three men aboard the S S SEALAND SPIRIT. All of this happened while the Academy celebrated its 50th Anniver- sary in full fanfare. After the fight is over it is certain that our Academy will continue to serve our great nation in the tradition of “ACTA NON VERBA.” Section Editor: Daniel Foos ______ZL. For nearly 50 years a War Memorial has been hidden in Delano Hall... The Last Full Measure was one of the Academy’s original War Memorials. The stone carving was placed right into the bulkhead of the mess hall when Delano Hall was being built. As Cadets were reported to be missing or dead their names were added to the two lists on the Memorial. One list was for those missing atsea and the other for those confirmed to be killed in action. After researching this Memorial through the Alumni Office and all other means available there are still many questions that are unanswered. No one knows how the names were updated nor where the plaques or wood lists disappeared to. Hope- fully, some of these questions will be answered when the painting of the S S AMERICA is finally moved. The money has been set aside and plans have been made to move it by Home- coming 1994. It is our sincere hope that the unveiling of the Memorial will help to renew a sense of pride within the Regiment. This is a part of our history that has been forgotten for far too long. We must never forget those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the defense of Freedom and Democracy. This yearbook is dedicated to the memory of the 142 and all other merchant mariners whose ships were lost at sea. Now After 50 Years, It Will Be Unveiled! This Accomplishment Is Due To The Efforts Of: Mr. Rackett'61, Capt. Safarik '61, And Midshipmen R. Edwards And D. Foos The Regiment Of Midshipmen Welcomes RADM Matteson As The Academy's 8th Superintendent The Class of 1994 and the entire Regiment of Midshipmen would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to RADM Matteson for his work to make this year a success. Not only did you have to learn about your new job, but you had to do so while the Academy was under attack from the office of the vice- president. You stepped up to the helm and steered the Academy through the storm. Your enthusi- asm and leadership made this year an exciting and a memorable ex- perience. We thank you for your work and we are certain that the Academy will weather any storm under your leadership. Thank you for your efforts and good luck in the future. ACTA NON VERBA ! “As One Can See, The Superintendent Demonstrated Spirit Rarely Seen In Previous Years.” 6 The Tradition Continues . . . May 21. 1994 li is my privilege to present the MERCHANT MARINE MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL.authorized by the Secretary of Transportation, to NATHAN HODGES Midshipman in recognition of your courage and outstanding action, as set forth in the following citation: On September 13, 1992, at 1930 hours while en route from Yokohama. Japan, to Oakland, California, the merchant vessel SS SEALAND SPIRIT suffered a mishap onboard. Carbon Dioxide was accidentally discharged in the engine area, trapping four of the ship’s crewmembers. Midshipman Nathan Hodges along with Midshipman Matthew Snyder, both on shipboard training assignment from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, rushed to their assigned stations to provide assistance. Both Midshipmen, along with the crew of the SEALAND SPIRIT, were instrumental in providing assistance in the rescue of the stricken men. However, Midshipman Hodges donned a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), went into the engine room under the worst conditions and helped pull three men to safety. Even with the engine room Hooded with carbon dioxide, Midshipman Hodges continued to re-entertheengine room until three crewmembers were brought out. Tragically, one crewmember died as a result of this accident. Midshipman Hodges was directly responsible for assisting in carrying the men to safety up 4 and 5 ladders. After all the men were removed from the engine area and the carbon dioxide had been cleared out. Midshipman Hodges stayed in the engine room and assisted the Chief Engineer in restoring power to the ship. Midshipman Hodges is cited for his bravery and devotion to duty in rescuing the stricken crewmembers while on his training assignment onboard the SEALAND SPIRIT, at risk to his own safety. I congratulate you upon the performance of a service that displayed outstanding dedica- tion, courage, and disregard for your own personal safety. Your performance is in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States merchant marine. A.J. Herberger Maritime Administrator cta Non Verba! 7 °]b Stately Strifeborn Mater nimummiii! imrm The Sound Flows Softly At Thy Feet i And Silver Notes Invoke Retreat Trees In Darkness The Stars Above Our Way Appoint 1 God Steer Thee Well 1 We'll Sleep Secure Aboard Till Morning { KINGS POINT! SEA YEAR m t-- m m rm gfgll 1-M W$SM THE LAST FULL MEASURE This painting of Jesus standing over the men in the lifeboat hangs on the wall of the Elliot M. See Room located in Wiley Hall. It says a lot about life at sea both today and in the past. Every week during chapel services the Regiment prays for the safe return of all those at sea and this painting serves to remind us that our safe return may depend on a Watchful Eye looking over us. “One hand for the ship and one hand for yourself,” is the saying we all keep in mind while at sea. Let us continue to pray for those at sea and to keep in mind those that the sea has taken from us. “Eternal Father, strong to save, Whose arm hath bound thy restless wave, Who bidd’st the mighty ocean deep Its own appointed limits keep, O hear us when we cry to thee For those in peril on the sea! Lord stand beside all those who sail Our merchant ships in storm and gale, In peace and war their watch they keep On every sea, on thy vast deep. Be with them, Lord, by night and day, For Merchant Mariners we pray.” -ETERNAL FATHER Section Editor: Rayme Lacy DIEGO GARCIA . w- P -- + rtL FAR EAST At THE MED EUROPE fc. U.S. PORTS 1 ft Pj I . ... ♦ • - . AFRICA Antarctica ' ✓ --4? 'V 35 36 Sunsets SKS-A FACULTY THE LAST FULL MEASURE This section is used to show the Faculty and Administration the Regiment’s appreciation for their work to educate us and make our lives better. Behind all of our complaining about our instructors and the administration we know that it takes an awful lot of patience to deal with us on a daily basis and we thank you all for your dedication. Every year the members of the graduating class cast their votes for the instructor who made the greatest impact on the class. This year the instructor selected was: Thank you Dr. Szaluta for teaching us about the world around us. We will never forget what we learned in your class, nor your famous words... “Sinner!” Dr. Jacques Szaluta Tnznnir v m in m Section Editors: Clifford Brandon Rahm PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON !i « THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON July 22, 1994 I am delighted to congratulate the 1994 graduating class of the Merchant Marine Academy. Each of you can take great pride in the hard work and dedication that have brought you to this level of achievement. To support our nation's vital interests abroad, it is essential that we maintain a strong United States flagged merchant marine. Despite the end of the Cold War, many regional conflicts remain to threaten the world's security. The United States Armed Services have a proud history of defending freedom around the globe and protecting American interests. Readiness has always been a hallmark of your operations until the mission is accomplished. The United States Merchant Marine, and Kings Point graduates in particular, make it possible for our Armed Forces to meet the enormous challenges they face. On behalf of a grateful nation, I thank you for making a commitment to help support democracy and human dignity throughout the world. As you face the complex tasks before you, I am confident that the discipline, leadership, and devotion to duty developed at Kings Point will serve you well in all your endeavors. I salute you and wish you every future success. 42 VICE PRESIDENT ALBERT GORE THE VICE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON July 6, 1994 The Class of 1994 United States Merchant Marine Academy Kingspoint, New York 11024 Dear Graduates: I am pleased to have this opportunity to send my personal greetings as you graduate from college. While I regret not being able to offer you my best wishes in person, I am glad to add my congratulations to those of your family and friends at this special time. Certainly, you should be proud of this outstanding accomplishment. As you have gained knowledge, you have also gained opportunities for yourself and for the country. I am confident that your education will contribute to your personal success, as well as to the success of our nation as a whole. Tipper joins me in sending our warmest hopes for you in the years to come. Once again, please accept my congratulations. I look forward to working with you to make our nation a better place to live. AG rarm Enclosure PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION FREDER1C0 PENA THE SECRETARY OF TRANSPOF August 24, 1994 MESSAGE TO THE MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY CLASS OF 1994 I extend my warmest congratulations to the United States Merchant Marine Academy’s Class of 1994 as you celebrate the completion of your education. Our nation has been honorably served by your fellow alumni since the very beginning of the Academy’s history. Indeed, two weeks before the Class of 1994’s commencement, we observed the 50th anniversary of the Allied invasion of Normandy, which reclaimed a continent for freedom. That invasion could not have succeeded without the arms and ammunition, the food and fuel brought across the Atlantic by the courage and sacrifice of the Merchant Marine. It was their victory at sea that made all of America’s other victories possible. Today’s challenges are those of a time of peace, but the Merchant Marine’s role is no less crucial as we strengthen our nation’s ability to compete in a global economy. As it has for more than two centuries, this depends in great part on our ability to ship goods around the world. That is why President Clinton’s Administration has launched a successful, comprehensive maritime reform program designed both to sustain a viable U.S.-flag merchant fleet and to revive and strengthen America’s ship-building industry. We want America’s shipyards to not only sustain the greatest Navy on world history, but to compete for — and win -- commercial ship-building contracts all over the world. Both of these elements of our strategy are well underway already because like you, we believe in deeds, not words . And so, in coming years, we will trust in you to carry on our nation’s proud maritime heritage and we will do everything in our power to support you. I know that you will continue the academy’s spirit of service as you enter into the seafaring profession. I offer you my best wishes as you embark upon your careers. And as you do so, let us together vow that young American sailors may always have fair winds and following seas. Federico Pena 44 A MARITIME ADMINISTRATOR ALBERT HERBERGER © Maritime Administration To the Class of 1994 It is a great pleasure to extend to each member of the Class of 1994 my congratulations on reaching an important milestone in your lives. As one who knows first hand the rigors of the training provided by the United States Merchant Marine Academy, I commend each of you for successfully completing four years of stringent academic and shipboard training. In addition to earning your Bachelor of Science degrees, you have been certified to assume the responsibilities of officers in the American merchant marine. The knowledge and maritime skills you have acquired at the Academy and at sea, coupled with the important qualities of self- reliance and leadership, have prepared you well for your professional endeavors. Throughout our history, the American merchant marine and civilian seafarers have played vital roles in securing and maintaining our freedom. I know you stand ready to continue that tradition. As Kings Point graduates, you will be very much involved in shaping the future. Knowing what you already have accomplished, I am confident of your ability to do so. May the values and traditions learned here aid you throughout your careers, and in all aspects of your lives. C JJL Herberger Maritime Administrator Class of 1955 45 S UPERINTENDENT THOMAS MATTE SON SUPERINTENDENT UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY KINGS POINT. NEW YORK 1 1 024-1 699 46 To the Class of 1994: Congratulations! You can be very proud of your accomplishments in completing the Academy's rigorous and demanding curriculum. Individually and as a class, you successfully led the Regiment of Midshipmen as we broke new ground together—well done! I know you are ready to accept the challenges and responsibilities ahead. I am confident that you will serve the Nation well and bring honor and pride to yourselves and to the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. God steer thee well, '94. Respectfully, THOMAS T. MATTESON Rear Admiral, USMS Chief Of Staff CAPT James D. Ormiston, USMS CHIEF OF STAFF SECRETARIES: JANE LEACH, JOANNE BALUCHINSH + it + CAPT Donald J. Ferguson, USMS Commandant of Midshipmen A _____X___ ____3T_ i Assistant Superintendent For Administration “Pay Me, O.J.!” “My records say you’re in the red” ★ ★ ★ ★ CAPT John Jochmans, USMS “Did you keep your receipts?” Shipboard Training ★ ★ ★ ★ ★____: ★ it it it it 52 5 Marine Transportation 53 Academic Dean 54 External Affairs CAPT Robert Safarik, USMS Math And Science 56 Department Of Naval Science YNC Vorpahl, LCDR Mucciarone, LT Hanna, Mickey Norberg, CDR Dempsey, LT Lester, SKC Bickart. NOT PICTURED: Lt Lehman, CAPT Coglianese, SSGT Gordon ★ T w X_______________ Waterfront LCDR E. Wallischeck, USMS Athletics Library Staff ★ ★ ★ ★_ [___________ Commissary s Public Works i I i I ! ★ ★ ★ Ship’s Service Bank And Barber Shop ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 64 —★ ★ ___________1 . V I'© i. „ TO: The faculty v FROM: Vl a , i ‘ i W£ it i TAKE • v ancl Administration TheClass o 1994 ( i i r cs MIDSHIPMEN THE LAST FULL MEASURE The Midshipmen Life section covers as many aspects of Midshipmen life as possible. This includes life in the barracks, on the parade field, on the water, and outside the gate. (We decided against including Wednesday night Mast.) We have tried to include as many pictures of as many different people in this section as possible. This is because every member of the Regiment has some on impact on our lives. However, some people have more of an impact than others, and some activities stick out in our minds more than others. We hope that this section will make you laugh, cry and remember the times that cannot be experienced at any other Academy or College. The painting of the S S AMERICA can be found in Delano Hall, everyone’s favorite eating facility. This aspect of Midshipmen Life will never be forgotten. Although the food may change and the dinner accountability system has ended for future classes, none of us will ever forget some of the meals that were served, but never eaten. Section Editor: Albert Leyson Chris, say, “Cheese.” I Really .. . It’s Larry, Moe and Curly! Love Rayme! Wake Gp! A Parade! “Pass In Review” General Dwight D. Eisenhower “When final victory is ours there is no organi- zation that will share its credit more deserv- edly than the Merchant Marine.” 72 i L I ✓ We're moving down the field to victory After fifty years since the establishment of the United States Merchant Marine Corps of Midship- men, and to date over 12,000 graduates have spread the name of Kings Point to all comers of the world by becoming Cap- tains and Chief Engineers, as well as other Officers and shoreside executives working in the maritime field. 73 Popeye and Company Human Relations!? Band Commando! . ______________ 75 Academy Life RADM Paul L. Krinsky, USMS The Academy provides a carefully balanced pro- gram of academic instruction, military training, and sea experience which permits all midshipmen to develop their talents and capabilities to the maximum extent. Academy life is rigorous, for our academic stan- dards are high and the program is demanding. However, those of you who possess the talent and the desire to work hard and meet our standards will be sent into your careers as trained profes- sionals, well-educated citizens, and credits to our nation. It's getting kinda hectic 1 76 77 80 Forsan, Non Forsan Honor Concept: “A Midshipman Will Not Lie, Cheat, Or Steal.” Yo yo yo, Bellissimo! Sea project? What sea project?] Josh's words to live by. Jimbo! The barbershop is open That’s The Best I 5 mm I’ve Ever Heard ‘-i. KP Scouts - NOT! Keeping cool More idiots! Idiots! Class III Uno, Dos, Tres | Get enough sleep? | w m X ■ Guys! Look at what we got here. Asian beauties Where's the camera? 8TH Co. - All present and accounted for. Band Company !? $ f [Designing Women| Spanky and friends ‘94 Systems failure Pony madness! Studying Hard Or Hardly Studying? Study Hall Hours ... Stop them! They're having fun. B.J. B.C. Bullwinkle? |Hey cadet, get up that rig! [Hanging out in the Sound, What's wrong with this picture? New K.P. Midshipmen Common cadet duties 90 Where's the buoy Cap'n? Maneuvering Made Easy Denmark Style KP longshoremen to the rescue! Full astern 91 Fire Fighting School - Earle, N.J. Ship’s Officers In Action - Abandon Ship!! Can we go home now? USNS FIRE QUEEN j jjw M 94 Plebes Ramos Brothers in Arms Ladies' night at UNO's 1 ■---------------------1 Our thoughts, exactly! Stick or Treat! 94 95 The Incident Vessel Not Under Command The Perpetrator 97 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES THE LAST FULL MEASURE The Clubs and Activities section of the yearbook covers as many different activites as possible. With so many different clubs and activities around the Academy it is difficult to cover them all and we apologize if we missed any of them. Without all of these activities to participate in many of us would go crazy. There are so many to choose from that many of us get over involved in them, but it is almost always time well spent. This year we decided to include nine full-color pages of all the different waterfront activities. This is due to the large number of Midshipmen that participate in the waterfront. These mini-section can be found at the back of the section, not because they deserve to be last; but because that happens to be where the color pages fell. The waterfront may be last this year, but it is definitely not least. Section Editors: Doug Smith Daniel Foos j ’ ■ DRILL rift 100 DRILL 101 I i ■ r i i 102 DRILL 103 104 • ri J y 105 109 KINGS POINT EAGLE SCOUTS no V 112 N i i ✓ 113 KARAT The Kings Point Karate Club represents the academy in open and team competitions throughout the Tri-State area. Members from the team have brought back awards in forms, weapons, kumite, and team fighting divisions. The black belts from the team are in charge of instructing the under belt students. Most of the members have some experience in martial arts prior to coming to the academy. Some members had no experience whatsoever. Beginners have learned from the black belts and have been very successful in advancing their belt rank. The Karate club will be expecting to build on this year’s success in competition and hope to continue Kings Point Karate’s domination within the college team ranks. Organization 1st Rotation Team Captain Mike Rin (3rd Year) 2nd Rotation Team Captain Russ Shadoff (1st Year) Faculty Advisor Lt. Paul Lehman, GSM (1st Year) Team Secretary Roger Barsallo Head Instructor Trey Howerton (1st Year) 115 JU JITSU i � 1 K J , ■ 116 117 119 121 Our Senior Send-off was a huge success, with the future graduates taking on the Alumni in a rather new ver- sion of Jeopardy. The Class of 94 annihilated the Alumni team on the movie title section. They gave food answers which were some- times considered wrong, (Chevrolet or Chevy, Big Deal!) and won with a consid- erable margin. The food was good, as were the other Refreshments, and a good time was had by all. The Alumni Association wishes the Class of 94 fair winds and following seas. Good Luck Grads! 123 124 125 WATERFRONT THE LAST FULL MEASURE The Offshore squad sponsored 4 boats this season, and Dawn Star and Leverage turned in the best results. Dave Whitcomb captained Dawn Star and won the Corinthians Intercollegiate Regatta. She also had 3 second place finishes and was awarded the 1993 Windgo Trophy which is presented to the top distance boat on Western Long Island. Skippers for Leverage alternated between Darron Biddle, Mike Arenella, Shawn Murphy, and Geoff Vickers. She won the John Alden Reed Trophy which was given to the best academy yacht. She also won the Royal Copenhagen Trophy for winning the Danish Friendship Race. At the start of the spring season, the offshore team was very promising. At the American Yacht Club series, Kings Point took third place. Leverage, who was skippered by Shawn Murphy placed fourth overall in the race. Ranger, which was guided by Garret Johnson, came on strong on the final day of racing to take the bullet on Sunday. Mike Amelia, who was skippering a young crew on Icefire, made great advances during this regatta. Section Editors: Brandon Rahm Sarah Foos The Pictures Say It All!! Power Squadron Dinghy Team SPORTS THE LAST FULL MEASURE This year was a very dramatic year in the Mariner's Sports arena. We saw some of our first classmen show great potential in many areas. Midshipmen Blake Miller qualified for NCAA Division III Nationals in Hammerthrowing. Midshipman Kevin Mershon was able to bring about the recognition of the Men's Volleyball team for the first time in Academy history. Our women were just as fortunate in bringing about the women's softball program. Midshipman Dreu Beers won this years Stedman Trophy. Midship- man Mike Wyant qualified 13th in the National Rifle Assn. Pistol Championships. Midshipman Feighery had a phenomenal year in surpassing some of the Academy's records in football as well as basketball. Despite the final record for this year's basketball team, they still averaged the most points scored per game in the last four years. Swimming won seven of ten meets. In every sense, we should be proud of our teams and thank all of our athletes for the effort that they put forward. They display the true nature of Acta Non Verba. GmliTnl Section Editor: Jason Caserta ‘i « -T t , , % y JT V ■• A w - Football The Mariner's finished their second consecutive winning season with a 5-4 record. They also placed fifth in the Freedom Football Conference with a 2-3 record. Kings Point's of- fense was ranked 2nd in the FFC, while they were at the top for scoring offense. The defense ranked 2nd in the FFC as well. Midshipman Dreu Beers made a sig- nificant contribution to the team as their fullback. He finished the season as one of the top division III running backs in the nation. At the end of the season, Mr. Beers was named the FFC Offensive Player of the Year as well as a First Team All-Star. He was also awarded the Stedman Trophy for his athletic abili- ties over the last four years. Other players on the First Team All-Star included: Kevin Feighery, Brian Simpson, Sal Capek, Steve Brody, and Ken Kuras. '' ' Lacrosse On the defensive side, Peter Keegan was voted the team's Most Valuable Player. Co-captain Frank Rabena and Jamie Brennan were successful in protecting Mr. Keegan and setting up the Mariner's transition game. Cawley, Rabena, Carty, and Keegan were all named to the Hudson Valley Lacrosse League First All-StarTeam. Mr. Carty represented the Hudson Valley at the annual Division III North South All-Star game. The Mariner's were able to get their first impressive 10-win season since 1985 as well as the Hudson Valley Lacrosse League title. The top four scorers of the year were Clancy Cornwell, Ryan Hughes, John Cawley, and Chris Merten. Mr. Cawley became the tenth player in the his- tory of the lacrosse program to score over 100 points in a career. He ended his four year career with 123 points which is ninth best. 007 144 147 , — Track And Field The men’s team won the Public Ath- letic Conference, and they finished fourth in the Collegiate Track Cham- pionships at TSC. Bill O’Connor, Dale Young, Blake Miller, Mike Danielson, and Dan Shanley were all contributors to the capturing of PAC. Kings Point had a fourth place finish at the CTCs which was the best per- formance in 15 years. Blake Miller qualified for Div. Ill champs for his hammer toss. Curtis Pecherk also scored in three events. At the NCAA’s, Miller finished seventh for the toss. WiflUuHUIq The women’s team scored 75 points to finish in 4th place at the PAC Champs. The star of the day for K.P. was Tiffany Aley who won the racewalk. She also placed in various other events to earn a total score of 37 points. At the CTCs, Kings Point was once again paced by Tiffany as the team was 13th out of 18 teams. Tiffany scored all the points for the Mariners by finishing 2nd in the racewalk and sixth in the heptathalon. ■ h) — • . ... ;• -• ■■, y• -a . � , i •fv «IIP V.. - : i • ‘•« ' ';v Stefe -V' IHrf :•■ ' • • ♦• $ $P; v ■'• • •„. .04 r i,,.;-f.. . ■ WJ sIm ■ i? v ,' 1 -■ ' --' •' ms m Soccer The Mariner’s were 10-6-3 overall and second in the Skyline Confer- ence standings with a 3-0-2 record. Opening the season at the Montclair State tournament, the Mariners dropped to 0-3 on the season. Snap- ping back from the 0-3 road start, Kings Point embarked on an 11- game unbeaten streak. The streak was powered offensively by junior striker Jeff Brennan, who scored 13 goals and 8 assists in those 11 games. Brennan scored both goals in the emotional finish to the regular sea- son in a 2-1 win at Coast Guard. At the conclusion of the season, Brennan, Phil Midas, Chris Paul, and Kevin McNutt were named to the All- Skyline Conference All-Star teams while goaltender Dave Lyon was voted the Rookie of the Year. 153 154 ■■i.— • jOs Softball The Kings Point softball team slugged its was to a 5-7 record in its inaugural season as a varsity program. The Mariners scored over ten runs in 1 five of their 12 games, including a 41 -12 victory over New York Maritime. Seven players on the team hit over .300, with an overall batting aver- age of .375. The entire starting infield eclipsed the .400 mark including freshman second basewoman, Jenny Darnell, who led the team in hitting with a .529 average. Cathy Travis, a junior who tended the hot corner, was the team’s offensive spark plug. She hit .474 and scored a team-high 19 runs. At shortstop, senior captain Jana Voracek hit .470. Her lone home run was a grand slam that se- cured an 1 1 -9 win over New York University. At first, Christa Pladsen hit .455 while sharing time with junior Kristen Jackson. Sophomore Christy Gray, who hit .371, started every game in the outfield, successfully pa- trolled centerfield. She led our outfielders with 12 putouts and one assist. Sharing time along- side her were seniors Mimi Cleary, Judy Baltensberger, and Jenny Nicholson. Nicholson managed to steal two bases on one pitch as she stole third and second against NY Maritime. Pitchers Chris Riccelli and Sandy Dugan posted 2-5 and 3-2 records. Both players were team leaders offensively. Riccelli hit .433, including five doubles, while Dugan hit .450 and drove in 19 RBI’s. Dugan shared catching time with senior Amy Heydman. Heydman ended with .265 with 13 RBI’s. ft HB Swim And Dive running SCHOOL |VFNTS SCHOOL — rni k PH womenKsNsWSjZ£ORDS - v «. HHran ... i. ' � ; ■ ■ • . yr % , . . «L c ■ ■ Uy'W:-' , The women were paced by sev- eral swimmers and one top notch diver. Senior captain Michelle Wysocki reigned as the Metro- politan Queen of the Diving Boards by finishing 1st in both the one-meter and three-meter event, boosting the Mariners to a 6th place finish in the champi- onships. Senior freestyler Bruce Skillman was the catalyst of the men’s team, scoring several first place finishes in the freestyle and dif- ferent relay teams. He was 4th in the 500 freestyle and 6th in the 200 freestyle at the MET Cham- pionships where Kings Point fin- ished 5th out of the 14 team field. 163 z '-y ? Wrestling The Mariner’s completed their season with a seventh place finish at the Metropolitan Conference Champion- ships. John Volpe was the team’s top finisher at MET’s by capturing third place at 158 lbs. Junior heavyweight Wes Swearingin and senior John Bellisimo at 134 lbs. were fourth in the tournament. Dreu Beers was fifth at 190 lbs. while fellow wrestler Jim Power also was fifth at 177 lbs. Ken Davis wrestled his way to a sixth place finish at 118 lbs. 164 The Kings Point basketball team finished off their season with a record of 7-17 under their new head coach Andy Greer. Despite the record, the Mariner’s averaged the most points per game in the last four years. Kevin Feighery, the Mariner’s forward was named to the Skyline All-Star Team. Feighery was the team’s top scorer in 19 out of the 24 games and also became the 14th player to hit the 1000- point mark. John Deines was also a major contributor to the Mariner’s as a solid two-way point guard. Other promising players include Brian Coyne and Neal Satterwhite. Both are high scorer at each game with Mr. Coyne’s three-pointers and Mr. Satterwhite’s slick moves. — . — 166 — Sports In Review The Mariner’s were led by senior co-captains Nicole McIntyre and Judy Baltensperger in their first season in the New England Women’s Athletic Confer- ence. Kings Point posted a 3- 4 mark in the NEWAC. The team capped off a successful season with a second place finish in the Kings Point Tour- The men’s volleyball team made its transition from a club to a varsity sport this year. Although the team started the season off with a 0-12 record, they.finished the season off 5 - 15. Surprisingly, two of the victo- ries came against the 1 team in the conference and our newly-estab- lished rival, SCINY at Old Westbury. The team will be graduating four seniors. Although their contributions will be missed, the freshmen have become the building blocks for the future program. Many thanks go out to team captain Kevin Mershon for the time and effort spent getting the program estab- lished as a varsity sport at Kings Point. Men's Volleyball I '■ m • '• -i Tennis The Mariner’s had their best sea- son since 1980 under Jules Drucker at 12-2. Freshman Mike Huh stepped into the top of the Mariner’s ladder alongside se- nior co-captain Derek Paschal, and posted a 7-3 record. Pas- chal, a four-year letterwinner, posted a 4-6 individual mark. The two teamed up for doubles competition, winning four of seven matches. The top win- ners on the team in terms of individual matches were Zach Newell, who had a record of 8- 2 was at the number five ladder position. Arvo Sepp, who was 8-2 at the number three ladder position. Steve Smith had a number six position. Kings Point won its last six matches and posted four shutout wins on the year! 172 r---------------„____________________ rSB, Rifle And Pistol The Mariner’s rifle and pistol teams competed in over 15 tournaments this winter. Freshman Zach McNeil was the team’s top scorer in rifle, and fellow freshman Mike Wyant pos- sessed the sharpest aim in pistol. Mike Wyant finished 13th out of a field of 30 competitors in the 1994 National Rifle Association Intercolle- giate Pistol Championships held at the United States Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. He went into the tournament seeded 25th. He qualified with a score of 523 during the regular season in the Standard Pistol competition. This year’s rugby team was led through many victorious moments and some tough defeats. However, they were still able to make it through to the Metropolitan League Regional Playoffs, under the wing of their se- nior-captain Dan Charest. When the final whistle blew, after many broken bones, bloodied noses, separated shoulders, not to mention the wins and losses, they still had the time of their lives. On that note, the KP Ruggers would like to dedicate this page to all of their mothers, for having to worry so much about them. V Crew Youth stole the headlines for the crew team this fall! The men’s novice heavyweight four, which was coxed by Jim Stafford and rowed by Mike Herbst, Sean Greenlee, Rob Hughes, and Jim Vickery. They recorded four 1st place finishes on the season. In the men’s novice lightweight four, which consisted of Jonathan Vandervelde, Kevin Gee, T.J. Clark, Bill Woodard, and coxed by Abel Tanael. They rowed their way to a 1st place finish at the Metropolitan Championships and three 2nd place finishes overall. The varsity heavyweight four crew consisting of stroke Keith Hickerson, Jim Kennedy, Mike Bradbury, Chad Fuhrmann, and coxswain Sharon Ackerman was the top crew for the Mariner’s this past spring. The heavy- weight four placed first in the Manhattanville Invitational and the Metropolitan Championships. At the Dad Vail, the heavyweight four ad- vanced as far as the semifinals. SSr«?? ,v 'f-r How Do You Fold These Things? . ' Baseball The Mariner’s finished the season win- ning a total of 8 games out of 14. The team finished with a 4-3 mark in the Skyline Conference which placed Kings Point tied for second place with MJIT. Dan Molyneux was selected for both ECAC NY N J and Skyline Conference First All-StarTeams. He led the team in most hitting categories. On the pitching side, Mike Mazurek earned Skyline Honors of the Week. Scott Waite finished the year with a 1 - 2 record. James Stapleton and Adam Kazalski were high on the list for earned run averages. Stapleton was also named to the Skyline Second All-Star Team after hitting exceptionally well and driving in 10 runs. - r Water Polo The Mariner’s played a strenuous schedule, winning three of their 12 meetings with Division I squads. Kings Point concluded the 1993 sea- son with a fifth place finish at the eight-team Division Championships. Later, Matt Salkeld and Jason Martz were both named Second Team Di- vision III All-Americans. Sports In Review We’re moving down the field to victory; Men of the Grey and Blue. We’ve got the ball, our opponent’s must fall; So hit’em hard, hit’em hard, RAH, RAH, RAH. We’ll raise our banners to the Mariner’s; Victors on land and sea. Gridiron Men of the Merchant Marine; It’s a Kings Point Victory, RAH, RAH, RAH. UNDERCLASSMEN AND ROTATION OFFICERS THE LAST FULL MEASURE This is the first year that individual pictures for the underclassmen were taken, instead of the old group pictures. The yearbook staff decided early in the year that we wanted each person to have his her own individual picture in the yearbook. It sounded like a great idea at the time. Well, it turned out to be a lot more work than we originally thought; not only cutting and sorting the pictures, but getting people to show up for the pictures. After looking through this section I think that you will agree that it was worth the effort. This picture is of the S S JEREMIAH O’BRIEN, the last Liberty Ship. It visited the Academy during August 1994 on its return trip from the D-Day ceremonies in Europe. Due to the fact that we were behind schedule we were able to get a picture of her and submit it in this year’s yearbook. (Things never change at Kings Point!) Section Editors: Clifford Creech Daniel Foos i First Rotation Regimental Commander R. Gavin Hughes Regimental Executive Officer Douglas Smith Honor Board Regimental Band cc - Nate Freeborn CX - Edwin Pudjayana PCI - Derek Skahen PC2 - Derek Skahen PC3 - Bill Speiser CLOG - John Bellissimo CAO - Jason Caserta CCOMM Aron Rader RBM - Brandon Rahm RHBC - Christopher Moore RHBVC - Angela Roselle RHBVCE - Chris Meyer RHBVCI - Erik Cox 190 Reqimental Staff Logistics ROPS - Larry Nace RTO - Rustin Edwards RWO Nike Aranella RWX - Jennifer Faul Public Affairs RADJ ' Dana Dieter RSWO - Todd Bertels RNL - Jason Kent RAO Derek Parker RPA - Eric Lindberg RPO - Annette Kroll RMO - Keith Snyder RHGC - Aaron Bucko RCGC - Paul Bowdich RDCO - Jason Roebuck RDTC - James Williamson RLOG - Derek Paschal RSNO - Sean Poltrack RCONN - Robert Pearson 191 JOSTENS First Battalion Officers i:;.. ,i„.'.M%mm. ILv: Saafe biMi 1st Battalion Staff BC - Kyle Lorash BX - Steve Donskey BOPS - Adam Shick BADI - Ross Mollnow BLOG - William Carty BAO - Dan Waldeck BHBC - Dan Brodeur BHBVC - Mike Fowles First Company Jim Gagne Greg Axtell Casey Baker Rob Blomquist Keith Limberg Mike Farrell Mark Vacanti Dave Schmitz CC CX PCI PC2 PC3 CLOG CAO CCOMM Second Company CC _ Bob Clpton CX - Craig Lotz PCI - Steve Laino PC2 - Linda Salazar PC3 - Todd Evans CLOG - Son Kagan CAO - Zach Newell CCOMM - Judy Baltensberger Second Battalion Officers 2nd Battalion Staff BC B.J. Hennessey BX - Daniel Foos BOPS - Kami Thompson BADJ - James Davis BLOG - Casey Scott BAO - Daniel Forter BHBC - Matthew Hartzell BHBVC - Christopher Howse Third Company CC Blake Miller CX Nicholas Morgan PCI Joseph Costanza PC2 James MacRitchie PC3 William Rapone CLOG James Hatcher CAO Eric Fresch CCOMM Mike Chierico Fourth Company CC Christopher Glaser CX Randy Bice PCI Brian Thompson PC2 Christopher Anderson PC3 Mark Harms CLOG Rayme Lacy CAO Brian Gaffney CCOMM Joseph Jerman 193 Second Rotation Regimental Commander Regimental Executive Officer Christopher Moore William Speiser Honor Board Regimental Band CC - David Olson CX Albert Leyson PCI ■ Tim Green PC2 Rory Small PC3 - Aron Rader CLOG - Scott Huber CAO - Giana Lobono CCOMM- Scott lies CAD - John Herget RBM Brandon Rahm RHBC Erik Cox RHBVC - Mike Fowles RHBVCE - Matthew Hartzell RHBVCI Christopher Howse .194 Regimental Staff Operations Adjutant Logistics ROPS - Matthew Hoag RTO - Steven Urwiller RWO - Jacob Des Verges RWX - Charles Gardner RWADJ - Steven Frey RADJ - Jason Knoll RSIVO - Wesley Corbett RML - William Herrmann RAO - Nicholas Morgan RHRO - Mimi Cleary Public Affairs RPA - Jeremiah Smedra RPO Jodie Ching RMO - James Power RHGC - Daniel Waldeck RCGC - Paul Bowdich RDCO - Casey Baker RDTC • Andy Williams RAL - Eric Lindberg RLOG Christopher Price RSMO Bryan Thompson RCOMM Anthony Lohmeier 195 First Battalion Officers 1st Battalion Staff BC Ross Mollnow BX - Rob Blomquist BOPS - Matt Andrews BADJ - Dale Young BLOG - Ken Davis BAO - Dustin Wolford BHBC - Dan Brodeur BHBVC Craig Lotz First Company CC Fred Castonguay CX Kevin Mershon PCI Tim Cole PC2 Joe Coulliard PC3 Matt Leoni CLOG Art Miller CAO Darly Fournier CCOMM Mike Goodnight Second Company CC _ Amy Heydman CX - Tony Willett PCI - Dan Charest PC2 - Skip Tague PC3 - Garrett Cousineau CLOG - Scott Hendrickson CAO - Glen Fields CCOMM - Dana Cornibe 196 Second Battalion Officers 2nd Battalion Staff BC Daniel Foos BX Rayme Lacy BOPS Derek Skahen BADJ Tim Tran BLOG Terry Van Dyke BAO Steven Cegelski BHBC Christopher Meyer BHBVC Jonathon Worth Third Company CC Matthew Ross CX - James MacRitchie PCI - Jog Costanza PC2 - Matthew Lavin PC3 - Matthew Nemcic CLOG - Todd Bertels CAO - James Desmet CCOMM - Mike Chierico CAD Brett Miller Fourth Company CC Rustin Edwards CX Brian Yockey PCI John Volpe PC 2 B.J. Hennessey PC3 Dave Gombos CLOG Bob Foringer CAO Michael Adair CCOMM Hans Rittinger CAD Andrew Smith 1ST COMPANY CLASS OF 1995 A-SPLIT NOT PICTURED: Hilbert, Lee, Mironov and Spieth Archer, J. Bezroukov, D. Biskupovich, D. Bland, C. Boggs, C. D'Aran, C. Dunn, S. Hill, R. Homan, M. Kanak, W. Magas, R. nowicki, Q. Pandelakis, A. Petrov Roan, E. Park, J. Robson, D. Simonson, M. Swearingin, W. Tormon, A. Vandervelde, J. Vickers, G. White, J. 1ST COMPANY CLASS OF 1995 B-SPL1T MOT PICTURED: Fuentes and Gabriel Adkins, A. Boksa, Pi. Bowen, M. Brenner, S. Gardner, E. Gasiorek, C. Harlan, C. Jablonski, P. Kristensen, T Michaud, T. Mesbitt, J. Richardson, C. Urban, C. Waters, D. Zampardo, J. 199 1ST COMPANY CLASS OF 1996 A-SPLIT NOT PICTURED: Clark, Coyne, Midas, Odak, Olsen, Sendon, Shanahan, Tompkins, Vanorman, Waite, Warren and Woodard 200 1ST COMPANY OF 1996 B-SPLIT NOT PICTURED: Boudreau, Crouch, Fennell, Nino, Pitta, Stanley, and Lang Carmichael, P. Corea, C. Cox, E. Derderian, M. Eriksen, D. Flatley, B. Grishka, W. Hanna, S. Hemann, N. Hembree-Bey, K. Laukkanen, H. Leed, J. Levin, S. Murdy, R. Talbott, A. Teichman, J. Winn, E. 1ST COMPANY CLASS OF 1997 Adcock, D. Barnekov, L. Batalden, S. Bates, T. Booth, D. Cello, J. Clapp, M. Cook, M. Croce, S. Delia, B. Dersham, R. Di Rico, J. Dugan, S. Eastlack, E. Eiermann, J. Qavigan, D. Qibson Hamilton, M. Hanna, J. Hendricks, W. Holland, M. Hughes, W. Huh, M. Hunter, 1. 1ST COMPA Icban, J. Janak, S. Johnson, E. Kovarik, J. Lissi, Q. Marker, C. McIntyre, E. McNellis, F. Miller, B. Mevvman, E. Osten, Q. Park, D. Peterson, J. Rak, M. Ricceili, C. Rosales, Y. Satterwhite, N. Schroeder, R. Sestili, D. Smith, C. Smith, S. Stapleton, J. Suvans, L. Watson Yoshida, D. 203 2ND COMPANY CLASS OF 1995 A-SPLIT MOT PICTURED: Beers, Feighery, Hansen, W. Johnson, Lewis, Lorenzo, Lunn, Monson, Ruby, C. Walsh, J. Walsh, Wheeler, Whittell 1 Amberg, K. Apanovich, S. Ashman, C. Braico, S. Brennan, J. Budz, D. Durnan, A. Fairbaim, S. Gee, K. Kane, M. Kibildis, B. Moose, E. Morgan, B. Mutto, R. Nguyen, T. Paul, C. Richardson, C. Scott, J. Staples, K. Williams, R. 204 I 2ND COMPANY CLASS OF 1995 B-SPLIT MOT PICTURED: Hsu, Pedersen, Rabena, Riggio and Smith Burnes, S. Clay, Q. Dawson, S. Galbraith, I. Grabowski, A. Johnson, C. Kemmerley, J. Moore, G. Pequinot, W. Pound, R. Sheldon, J Terminella, E. Versluis, D. Waage, M. Ziegler, M. 2ND COMPANY CLASS OF 1996 A-SPLIT MOT PICTURED: Conjour, Dienes, Eargle, Fleahman, Gunther, Hare, Mann, Roche, Salkeld, Shaw, Sudbeck, Sweeney, H. Taylor, W. Taylor, Weber Scofield, S. Sell, D. Sheldon, D. Twyford, J. Vernaza-Pena, K. May, M. McDermott, R. Pulver, T. Robison, S. Sanjur, A. 206 2ND COMPANY CLASS OF 1996 B-SPLIT MOT PICTURED: Boutin, McShane, Monogan, O'Connell and Riggen Aasletten, L. Arnett, D. Barnett, P. Berault, D. Briggs, W. Bufalieri, V Carroll, J. Doherty, B. Gallagher, J. Gardner, S. liartzell, B. Hazlett, J. Holmgren, W. Jullian, D. Kennedy, J Maloney, J. Mollitor, C. Horton, R. Quist, E. Schrierer, J. Sepp, A. Sokolik, J. Waters, B. Wheaton, D. Willard, W. I 1 '1 Arnold, S. Ascher, B. Barry Beam, P. Bovvers, B. Brennan, J. Cadacio, D. Carey, S. Carney, M. Crider, B. Coldwell, W. Cunningham, K. Dafler, J. Deese, S. De St. Maio, R. Donovan Dowd, J. French, M. Qaitley C. Qilsenan, R. Greening, M. Hall, P. Hamilton, B. Haugeto, H. Hlad, S. Hobbs, S. Hudgens Hughes, R. 208 Jones, B. Jones, J. Kiehl, M. Knoth, B. LytKowski, D. Maher, S. McNeill Motto, D. Micoletti, A. Olsen, Q. Pickering, E. Plato, S. Praisler, D. Reeves, D. Sanchez, E. Saunders Schoenberger, P. Schoene, C. Schonaerts, D Sedlacek, C. Shelton, T. Simcox, J. Skarvelis, C. Smith, J. Smith, S. Stafford, J. Stafford, W. Stark, R. Strupp, B. Va lioutte, M. Vick, C. Webster, B. Whatley, V. Wyant, M. Zuboy 209 USMMA REGIMENTAL BAND 210 BitjNflg fo 1 1 WiKi oRfisil Allard, J. Anderson, E. Bell, S. Bendixen, C. Brown, W. Bui, P. Closs, T. Cooper, M. Devin, Q. Dubick, M. Flaherty, M. Flair, K. Greenlee, S Herbst, M. Jones, K. Kiernan, K. Krolak, L. Lawson, M. McCormick, R. nagel, E. Price, G. Smalley, A. Thier, F. Ziese, A. Aguirre, D. Barbagallo, J. Casey, D. Clemans, P. Cox, K. Fisher, K. Fugate, S. Gallagher, C. Gamble, C. Grijalva, A. Hammontree, S. Haubrich, D. Hickerson, K. Hoye, 5. Isaacson, J. Johnson, M. Kirpatrick, R. Marriner, R. McDonough, J. McFarland, R. Moran, G. Sargeant, C. Schafer, J. Taylor, M. Thibodeau, S. Wade, D. Walz, M. Weber, N. 212 MOT PICTURED: Fuhrman and Zachos Arnold, A. Barnhart, T. Bell, B. Castagna, J. Cross, J. Davies, K. Dawson, P. Delisle, n. Deputy, T. Depuydt, J, Ewing, C. Foos, A. Glover, E. Guest, J. liincks, D. Moran, S. Jiles, R. Kelley, S. Marchany, G. Martin, M. McKenzie, L. Morton, S. Mulcahy, C Murphy, P. Robb, C. Wilson, C. Wilson, E. Zuliani. F. i BHI 3RD COMPANY CLASS OF 1995 A-SPLIT J wmm NOT PICTURED: McNutt Allardice, M. Altenbrun, L. Ashcroft, R. Barsallo, R. Bowen, D. Capek, S. Conroy, B. DeMonte, A. Qiambrone, R. Kindya, J. Ronzel, S. Laws, R. Lim, M. Morgan, C. Scherer, S. Shaw, J. Shedlock, R. Simpson, B. Snipes, H. Snyder, K. Waguespack, W. Whitcomb, D. , t . 1« 3 HOT PICTURED: Keegan and Telleria ♦V- MOT PICTURED: Fiveland, Mariani and Munster Bachmann, J. Bishop, J. Cahill, D. Carroll, D. Clark, R. Feliciano, R. Johnston, T. Martino, P. Martz, J. Shusko, P. Sideridis, D. Vorenkamp, T. 216 Ackerman, S. Bradbury, M. Casey, D. Fink,M. Louy, J. Malcarne, J. Moore, J. Storz, M. Walpole, J. HOT PICTURED: Andonov, Dam, Lauzon, and Wilson 217 3RD COMPANY CLASS OF 1997 Barrett, A. Benoit, N. Bonante, C. Brough, R. Brown, R. Bru, J. Burns, W. Campbell, W. Choi, J. Colon, J. Cornwall, C. Crespo, F. Darnell, J. Degour, J. Derr, J. Dorsey, C. Estrada, R. Fischer, J. Fishbough, C. Fresty, C. Froberg, K. Fullenkamp, B. Gerone, A. Hawkinson, J. 3RD COMPANY CLASS OF 1997 Jakubowski, K Kazalski, A. Kerr, J. Kuhn, A. Lizza, P. Lyon, D. McKenzie, B Miller, A. Mowrey, J. Mullins, B. Roper, T. Rowe, M. Santiago, C Seifert, E. Spara, T. Stephens, C. Suyduans, S, Sullivan, M. Taylor, P. Tennant, J. Valle, C. Vegerita, F. Ventimiglia, J Westgate, F. Zinn, E. 219 4TH COMPANY CLASS OF 1995 A-SPLIT NOT PICTURED: Christie, Clark, Forester, Jones, Knowles, Lang, McCarthy, Previll, Vogt, and Wood Blake, R. Chaney, C. Dobbins, J. Dudley, B. Ganser, E. Girimonte, A. Hadji, A. Jacobs, R. Kucharski, S. Ledoux, A. Lewis, J. Litz, W. Lyons, F. Mastasi, J. Nestel, T. Penfold, D. Perez, H. Pitta, J. Schmidt, E. Vickery, J. Volkert, R. Walker, D. Whitney, S. Yates, T. ) 220 HOT PICTURED: Belgrave, C. Chaney, R. Chaney, Danielson, Diaz, Hansen, Oesterling and Scobee Pouche Bievenour, R. Demarest, H. Qarcia, N. Hughes, M. Jackson, K. Lewis, G. Low, J. Mead, E. Olinger, G. Parker, B. Pecherek, C. Randall, C. Rice, J. Skutka, S. Sussman, R. Szczyglinski, J. Travis, K. Tremayne, R. Walker, N. Wander, D. Wolbert, A. 4TH COMPANY CLASS OF 1996 A-SPLIT MOT PICTURED: Budde, Conjour, Fillis, Hall, Hare, Hargrove, Kemp, Miller, Osorio, Stancil and Taylor Escobedo, E. Fosburg, M. Oreen, B. Hoffmann, J. Honnegger, C. Kornilov, Q. Mayer, G. McCabe, J. Parker, J. Porter, W. Pulver, T. Ritko, B. Sanjur, A. Scofield, S. Snoozy, M. Stoehr, D. Twyford, J. White, J. Barb, P. Brown, C. Carnicky, R. Davidson, M. 4TH COMPANY CLASS OF 1996 B-SPLIT MOT PICTURED: J. Browm, M. Brown, Ellis, Lewis, Marino, Mazurek, Seiser, Stith and Trinh Acosta, L. Aley, T. Clark, S. Devine, P. Didato, P. Doll, D. Dziegielewski, R. Girard, M. Gray, C. Klein, E. MacDonald, J. Notari, A. Osburn, T. Peletreau, P. Raybon, T. Reeder, D. Rydzewski, F. Schwartzstein, J. Sherin, C. Toala, Y. Wolfson, D. 4TH COMPANY Archer, K. Atkinson, K. Beers, C. Beltran, M. Bosley, C. Brahler, C. Caines, R. Cerbus, R. Chappell, C. Coddington, M. Coveyou, T. Creech, C. Crouse, W. Dampier, T. de Jonge, J. Dodge, R. Edmiston, R. Flanagan, A. Francis, W. Furman, A. Harper, Q. Hoffmann, B. Hornyak, A. Howerton, Q. Johnson, C. Keegan, A. 224 7 Kelly, J. LaFond, D. Lukasco, W. Marvel, J. McDonald, R. McPhee, D. Mueller, K. Mushtare, J O'Connell, M. OConnor, W. Ortega, V. Petrusa, D. Testerman, G. Thijs, IT. Troxel, H. Velarde, E. Wise, K. Younker, M. Ribble, D. Rigdon, M. Ryan, D. Schindler, E. Spata, V. Taggart, T. 225 Students march in formation between classes THE LONG TUESDAY, AUG. 24, 1993 • NASSA E V E N T S S P E C I A L THE LAST FULL MEASURE As vie all knew, this past year has been nothing if not eventful. What a v ay to start the year with the cover of the New York NEWS DA Y August 24, 1993 issue. The threat of Congress closing the Academy loaned over our heads and the broadcast of Your Money, Your Choice reported by Tom Brokaw only emphasized to all Kings Pointers how much our performance as Midshipmen and representatives of the maritime industry was being watched both on and off Academy grounds. Like true Kings Pointers, we rose to the occasion and met the challenge. This section includes the traditional events of the Regiment of Midship- men as well as events which we played a special role in. Congratulations to the Class of 1994 Who have literally given up blood, sweat and tears to graduate. To all Underclassmen, we wish you the best of luck. A special thank you goes to New York NEWSDAY for granting up permission to reprint the cover of their August 24, 1993 issue. vjnmmL Section Editor: Mimi Cleary I 230 231 232 Boards Day 233 Acceptance Day 234 235 50th Anniversary 236 237 Homecoming 239 cr Christmas Ball 240 241 Recognition I 242 243 100 Nights I 244 RMS Queen Elizabeth 2 246 247 Change of Command 248 249 June Ball 250 251 G} a 253 Graduation 254 255 Graduation 256 W i� 258 259 260 261 SENIORS THE LAST FULL MEASURE The painting of the men in the lifeboat signaling for help seems fitting for the class of 1994. Although 219 people graduated this year. (Some later than others.) Only a little more than half of them began in the class of 1994. It has been a very difficult four, five or even more years. However, we all were able to make it through by working together. We swam together and sometimes sank together (when the pony didn’t hit). The class of 1994 would like to thank the Superintendent, RADM Matteson for his support of our class functions. We would also like to thank all of our Professors and the Commandant’s Staff for making our lives as interesting and as frustrating as possible. You have helped to make our future successes possible. We wish the class of 1995 and all future classes the best of luck. Keep the traditions alive! Bon Voyage!! Section Editors: Rustin Edwards Jen Nicholson Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V President Jackson - APL S S Sealand Producer - SeaLand S S Stonewall Jackson - Waterman M V Seabulk America - Hvide Shipping COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Pakistan, Malaysia, Taiwan, Port Sudan, Thailand, Hong Kong, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Jordan, Bangladesh, Singapore INTERNSHIP California National Guard CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Offshore Sailing Team, SNAME, Ski Club, ' 70's Preservation Society Buttles Friday Night Club 264 Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Quality - SeaLand S S Cape Mendocino - OMI S S Stephen W. Pless MPS-1 - Waterman S S Star Georgia - Texaco S S John Lykes - Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Holland, Germany, U.K., Panama, South Africa, Namibia, Angola, Mozanbique, Ascension Is., St. Eustatius, The Gulf Coast INTERNSHIP David Tayler Research Center Wartsila Diesel Incorporated CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Soccer, Offshore Sailing, SNAME, KOC, Midships, Anderson Window Club OFFICER BILLETS 4th Company Platoon Commander SNAME Chairman MESSAGE This has been a truely unique experience. Thanks to all those who have made it enjoyable even though this place has cost me an arm and a leg. To 5th Co, I wish you all the best. To everyone else, this is probably just the beginning, so enjoy life and be happy. Take Care and Peace. 265 MATTHEW WAYNE ANDREWS Matty Wiscasset, Maine Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Resolute - Farrell Lines M V Sea Lion - Crowley Maritime M V President Truman - A.P.L. S S Keystoner - Keystone Shipping COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Greece, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Panama Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP Odyssey Chartering and Brokerage Corp. New York, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Color Guard, Astronomy Club Ski Club, Power Squadron OFFICER BILLETS Class President, Third Class Year FUTURE PLANS Hydrographic Surveying with the DMA, Management positions with a Transportation Company, or operating a fishing charter boat. MESSAGE Just im-a-a-a-a-a-gine, you and me baby. REPLY: Get Lost! Never underestimate the power of the Tally- Schon fish.... 266 Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Achiever - SeaLand M V Seawolf - Crowley Maritime M V Gus W. Darnell - MSC S V George Stag - Denmark Maritime Academy COUNTRIES VISITED Argentina, Azores, Brazil. Crete, Djibouti, Egypt, France, Israel, Italy, Morocco, Puerto Rico, Sardinia, Spain, St. Croix, Venezuela INTERNSHIP Law Firm of Charles Brown CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Offshore Racing Team OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Waterfront Officer Offshore Fleet Captain, Leverage Crew, Waterfront Public Affairs Officer FUTURE PLANS Whitbread Around the World Race MESSAGE It's the wave of the sea in my blood, and I'll never be free, never free all my days from the sea's wild crying. The crash of the waves on the rocks and the far flung spray. It's the sea's unrest in my soul, and I'll never be still. - Terese Hooley, Sea Fleet 267 GREGORY TODD AXTELL Ax, Iceman Saratoga, Wyoming Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED 2nd Class Sea Year, went to Somalia. OH JOY! COUNTRIES VISITED Guam, Taiwan, Philippines, Thailand, Singapore, Somalia, Oman, Korea, Japan, Okinawa, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP Argent Marine INC. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Knights of the Round Table, Golf Team, Varsity Crew Team OFFICER BILLETS 1 st Company Executive Officer MESSAGE Well, where does one start when saying good-bye to KP. I would have to say to my friends: Rags, Hoss, Lip, Mersh, Skidda, That strange bird we all know so well, and anyone I missed, Good-Bye, Good Luck, and Keep in Touch. I will never forget you guys. So long KP, it's been an experience! 268 t ■' CASEY BRANDT BAKER O.G., Bubov, Satan, Dallas, Texas Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Cape Ducato S S Green Island - Waterman M V OMI Wabash - OMI USS Cincinnati (SSN 693) - U.S. Navy COUNTRIES VISITED Canada. Panama, Spain. Egypt. Jordan, Sudan. Ethiopia. Djibouti, Yemen. UAE. Saudi Arabia, Pakistan. India. Bangladesh, Thailand, Singapore INTERNSHIP Law Firm of Ryston. Rayzon. Vickery and Williams, U.S. Court of Military Appeals CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES M V Mariner. Debate Team, Waterfront FUTURE PLANS Navy JAG Corps, Surface Warfare MESSAGE To what purpose would I start all these troubles again, the violence and the turmoil? I must bear it, or make the innocent world around me suffer with me. I say, I give my honor. That I will not seek vengeance. I will never seek knowledge of the deeds that have been done in the past. 1 will leave here with a pure heart. - Don Corleone 269 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V President Polk - APL S S Manukai - Matson Novigation CO M V Sealand Atlantic - SeaLand S S Spray - Amercian Heavy Lift COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Hawaii, Holland. Germany, England, France, Canada, Mexico INTERNSHIP Rosenblatt Sons CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES SWE, SNAME, LABAM, Parks Recreation Commitee, Volleyball, Softball, Ring Dance Ring Design Committee OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Company Commissary Officer Volleyball Team Captain FUTURE PLANS An Imagineer @ Disney World in Florida MESSAGE You are the master of your fate and the captain of your soul. I wish the best of luck to all my friends. I love all of you. Thank you for all the support through the rough times parties through the good times. 270 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Senator M V Sealand Value - SeaLand M V Ambassador S S Chilbar S S Resolute - Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, France, Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Israel, Jamaica, Costa Rica, Panama, Guatemala, Mecebes, Dublins, The Park Bench, The Polo Ground INTERNSHIP National Response Corporation. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby, Wrestling, Ethnic Culture Club, Band, Arts and Worlds Affairs Committee OFFICER BILLETS Band Logistics Officer Wrestling Team Captain FUTURE PLANS Go to Graduate School, Have a Large Family, and Work Hard. 271 TODD WILLIAM BERTELS Bert Huntington Beach, CA Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Kainalu - Matson Navigation Co. M V Presidnt Kennedy - APL S S Kaimoku - Matson Navigation Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Alaska, Hawaii, California INTERNSHIP Southern California Edison Company CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sailing Team. SNAME, Mariner Crew, Color Guard, Knights of Columbus, Amateur Radio Club OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Senior Watch Officer 3rd Company Logistics Officer Amateur Radio Club President FUTURE PLANS The Beach. MESSAGE Thank Mom, Dad, Grandma, and Grandpa! I love you all and most likely wouldn't have made it without you. Keep your chin up Tina, I'm waiting on the other side. I Love AT T! 272 ■—-Wn Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V SeaLand Explorer - SeaLand S S Maui - Matson Navigation Co. S S Baton Rouge - Exxon S S Atigun Pass - Keystone Shipping COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Okinawa, Panama, Alaska INTERNSHIP Port Authority Duluth Office of Naval Intelligence, Washington CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Continuing ED. Seafarer, Mariners Chorus, Midshipman Social Committee OFFICER BILLETS 4th Company Executive Officer Class Treasurer - 2 C and 1 C Year 273 DARRON LAYNE BIDDLE Alien, Skid, Bidd Baytown, Texas MiCAH 1 pieces of MSB! fl%BV fll Ship’s Officer SHIPS SAILED M V Exxon Charleston - Exxon M V Charlotte Lykes - Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, England, France, Belgium, Mexico, New Jersey INTERNSHIP International Fumigators INC. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Offshore racing team - Leverage B.N.'s - R - Us, Shoppers OFFICER BILLETS Skipper of Leverage MESSAGE It’s just one psychological drama after another! - A.Bell, V. Clark. 274 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Mallory Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Curtiss - IOM M V American Falcon - Farrell Lines M V Noasac Ranger - NOSAC USNS Joshua Humphries - MSC COUNTRIES VISITED Columbia, Panama, Equador, Peru, Chile, Saudi Arabia, England, France, Belgium, Germany, Gibraltar, Spain INTERNSHIP Maryland Port Administration at Baltimore Harbor CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Swim Team FUTURE PLANS Work in a port, try to make money, and have a family. MESSAGE That is not dead which can eternal lie, yet with strange eons even death may die. 275 Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Advantage - Red River Carriers S S Export Freedom - Farrell Lines M V Sugar Islander - Pacific Gulf Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Spain, France, Italy, Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, Israel, Russia, NOLA, Galveston, San Francisco, Norfolk INTERNSHIP Consolidated Edison, New York, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Varsity Club, Ski Club, SNAME, Sailing, Rugby, Track, Weightlifting, Fab Five, Century, Three-man, Choir MESSAGE Thank you to everyone who tried to make this visit a favorable experience. Especially Mom, Dad, Tera, and Liz. 276 ► Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED M V Liberty Sea - Liberty Maritime M V Sealand Value - SeaLand S S Marine Chemist - MTL M V USNS Sealift Atlantic - IMC COUNTRIES VISITED Egypt, Bulgaria, Italy, France, Gibraltar, Spain, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Bermuda INTERNSHIP McQuilling Brokerage U.S. Court of Military Appeals CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Tennis, Drill Instructor, Fencing, Ju Jitsu. Power Squadron, Porsche Demolition Club OFFICER BILLETS 1 st Company Platoon Commander 1st Battalion Executive Officer FUTURE PLANS SAIL!! MESSAGE I hope that everyone in the class of '94 has success in all their future endeavors. Thanks to you Mom and Dad for all your support. And yes, there are two of me. 277 Dual License SHIPS SAILED S S Genevieve Lyke - Lykes Lines M V Sheldon Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Sealand Navigator - SeaLand M V Columbia Star - Oglebay Norton Co. USS George Philips (FFG-12) - U.S. Navy COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, South Africa, Belgium, Philippines, Germany, Guam, Singapore, Indonesia, England, Canada, France, Taiwan, Ascension Island INTERNSHIP CPC Engineering Center, General Motors 107th Tactical Fighter Squad, Selfridge Air National Guard CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES CFC, Color Guard, Honor Guard, Ambulance Squad, Swim Team, Waterpolo Team OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Color Guard Commander Atlantis Chief Engineer CFC President FUTURE PLANS Naval Flight 278 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Resolute - Farrell Lines M V Sea Lion - Crowley Maritime S S Mormacsun - Mormac Marine Trans. M V OOCL Innovation - SeaLand COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Greece, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Estonia, Netherlands, Germany, England, France, INTERNSHIP Kimball Chase Co. Seabrook Nuclear Power Station CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES KPESA, Army Interest Club, Men's Volleyball Club Team, Trainer Women's Volleyball, Offshore Sailing Team. OFFICER BILLETS 1st Battalion Honor Board Chairman FUTURE PLANS Take one day at a time MESSAGE Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by and that has made all the difference. Mom Dad, you have always been there for me. Thanks for everything. 279 STEVEN JOHN BRODY Staten Island, New York Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Sealand Challenger - SeaLand M V PFC James Anderson Jr. - Maersk S S Baltimore Trader - American Trading M V PVT. Franklin J. Phillips - Maersk COUNTRIES VISITED Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Panama, Italy, Ireland, England. Bahrain, Diego Garcia INTERNSHIP Maersk Line Limited CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Weightlifting OFFICER BILLETS Football team captain - 92 93 MESSAGE I’d like to thank all my friends and family. I really didn't know what I was getting myself into, but with your help, I made it through. To H.H., K.K, and J.S., you guys are the best, thank God its over. I 280 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Explorer - SeaLand S S Maui - Matson Navigation Co M V President Kennedy - APL S S Arco Juneau - Arco Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Japan. Okinawa, Taiwan, Korea, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP Oxnard Port Athority CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Basketball Team, Japanese Club, Newman Club, Knights of Columbus, Chorus, Chapel Choir, SWE, Honor Guard Peer Counselor FUTURE PLANS Port Management, Chartering or Sailing. MESSAGE I can't believe that I finally made it. The funny thing is that I might actually miss this place...NAAGH! I will miss the people though, Zach, Matt, Roy, Ziggy, Jodie, Tweety, Sandi, Susan, Kurt. Aaron, Christine -you guys have been great. I'm going to miss you all. Mom, Dad, PaPa-San, thanks for the support and prayers. I love you. Class of 94, good luck, work hard and enjoy life. 281 AARON CHRISTOPHER BUCKO Buck, Chris Merten East Haddam, Connecticut Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Howell Lykes - Lykes Lines USNS Saturn - MSC M V Liberty Wave - Liberty Maritime S S Mormacsun - Mormac Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Italy, Turkey, Egypt, Israel, Sicily, Djibouti, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Holland, UK, Gibraltar, Venezuela, Panama, Peru, South Africa, Brazil, St. Eustatius INTERNSHIP Cross Sound Ferry Services, Camelot Cruise Lines Northeast Marine Pilots CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby, Sailing, Park Rangers (2nd Rotation) OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Honor Guard Commander Grand Knight (Knights of Columbus) FUTURE PLANS A pilot in the New England area. MESSAGE After four years at Kings Point, all that I am really sure of is that racecar spelled backwards........is racecar! 282 KYLE FRANK Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Gopher State - Interocean Management S S Genevieve Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Lyra - Lykes Lines M V Cape Henry - Interocean Management M V Cape Horn - Interocean Management COUNTRIES VISITED Morocco, Italy, Egypt. Israel, Turkey, Greece, Saudi Arabia, South Korea INTERNSHIP Newport News Shipbuilding CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES SNAME, MIDSHIPS, Midshipman Council, Knights of Columbus, PA Shuttle Club, Fab Five Club OFFICER BILLETS Secretary, Class of 1994 MESSAGE Thanks to all my family and friends especially my brother Dave Mr. K. I couldn't have done it without you guys. Thanks to Brian for being a great friend and roommate. I realize now that patience is truly a virtue. ...KP was free, now so am I!... 283 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Marjorie Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Star of Texas - Seahawk Managment M V Adabelle Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Brooks Range - I.O.M. COUNTRIES VISITED Peru, Israel, Egypt, Gibraltar, Belgium, Germany, England, France, Mexico, Panama INTERNSHIP U.S. Court of Military Appeals CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Debate Team. Honor Board, Arts World Affairs Committee OFFICER BILLETS Arts World Affairs Committee President FUTURE PLANS At this time 1 have no job, but I plan to make a million soon, then retire. MESSAGE Many Thanks to all those who have helped me along the way. Naturally my father, mother, sister, Grandmother, and Grandfather, each of whom I love very much. 284 THOMAS JOSEPH CAMPBELL T-Bone, Goldielocks Cinnaminson, New Jersey 'm Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Liberty Star - Liberty Maritime M V Leslie Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Sealand Achiever - SeaLand USNS Maury - MSC S S Mayaguez - Puerto Rico Marine M V President Jackson - APL M V Sealand Newark Bay - SeaLand COUNTRIES VISITED Romania, Belgium, Russia, Poland. Spain. Italy, France, Gibraltar, Japan. Dominican Republic, Taiwan, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP Drew Ameroid Marine Chemical Co. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Peer Counseling, Varsity Dinghy Team, Rugby, Track, Outdoorsman Club, Park Ranger, Big Brother, Life Teen FUTURE PLANS To Sail MESSAGE Some falls are means the happier to arise - W. Shakespeare Life is sad; Life is a bust; All you can do; is do what you must, and you do it well I do it for you; Oh honey baby can't you tell - Bob Dylan 285 Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Sea Wolf - Crowley Maritime S S Export Patroit - Farrei Lines S S Amelia Lykes - Lykes Lines MW Margaret Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Ambassador COUNTRIES VISITED Brazil, Venezula, Argentina, Uruguay, Columbia, Peru, Chile, U.S. East Coast, France, Spain, Greece, Italy, Israel, Egypt, Morocco, Portugal INTERNSHIP Sealift INC. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Weightlifting Club, Running Club, Football, Track, Aerobics, Blue Crew, Restriction, Century and Bi-Century Club FUTURE PLANS Commodites Trader N.Y. Mercantile Exchange MESSAGE Five years from now, I'll either be rich, dead, or up on tax evasion charges. 286 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Austral Lightning - Interocean Carriers M V Sealand Quality - SeaLand S S Jean Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Sam Houston - Waterman COUNTRIES VISITED UAE, Saudi Arabia, Holland, Germany, England, Belgium, Mexico, Egypt. Jordan, Ethiopia, Djibouti, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Thailand, Indonesia. Malaysia, Singapore INTERNSHIP MSC Central Technical Activity Naval Sea Systems Command CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Lacrosse, Dinghy Team OFFICER BILLETS 1st Battalion Logistics Officer Lacrosse Team Captain MESSAGE Thanks for supporting and believing in me Mom, John, my family, and all of my friends. I could not have made it without all of you. Its been fun. 287 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Faust - IMC M V Sea Lion - Crowley Marine Co S S Sealand Discovery - SeaLand M V Contender (TBN M V Kings Pointer) COUNTRIES VISITED Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina. Panama, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, England, France, Germany, Sweden, Belgium INTERNSHIP Strategic Sealift Command CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew, Dawn Star, Newman Club, TEC, Knights of Columbus, BACCHUS, Band, Chapel Choir, Mariners Chorus, Arts and World Affairs Committee, Ethnic Culture Club, INDOC Planning Committee, Drill Instructor, MIDSHIPS OFFICER BILLETS Band Academic Officer BACCHUS President MESSAGE ...for they knew that it was with our Lord's help that this work had been completed. - Nehemiah 7:15-16 288 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Newark Bay - SeaLand S S Stonewall Jackson - Waterman M V Seabulk America - HVIDE M V Tyson Lykes - Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, England, France, Belgium, Holland, Egypt, Jordan, Sudan, Ethiopia, Djibouti, India, Bangladesh, Thailand. Malaysia, Singapore, Mexico INTERNSHIP Port Everglades Port Authority CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Sailing, Pub Club OFFICER BILLETS 1st Company Commander Pub Club President MESSAGE I figured if I slept 12 hours a day, I would only have to be here for two years. Thanks to my family and friends. Peace. 289 JOHN PETER CAWLEY Groton-on-Hudson, N.Y. Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Energy Independence - Keystone M V 1st Lt Baldamero Lupez - MSC M V Cape Ann M V Sealand Integrity - SeaLand M V Mormac Sky - Mormac Marine COUNTRIES VISITED England, Canada, France, Germany, Holland, Sweden, Spain, Italy, Greece, Russia, Turkey, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, U.S. East Coast INTERNSHIP Sabine Transportation CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Lacrosse, Knights of Columbus, Big Brother, Peer Counselor, Varsity Club FUTURE PLANS Have Fun!! MESSAGE Thanks to everyone, especially family and friends. Thank God this part of the trip is over. 290 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V SealandValue - SeaLand S S Argonaut - Farrell Lines S S Chilbar - Keystone Shipping COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, France. Italy. Greece, Israel, Egypt, Turkey INTERNSHIP Petromar INC. Veritas INC. Public Service of N.H. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Chapel Choir, Mariners Chorus FUTURE PLANS To Marry Christy Largy (June 25, 1994), work and go to graduate school. MESSAGE If a man has common sense, he has all the sense there is. - Sam Rayburn y 291 DANIEL HENRY CHAREST West Buxton, Maine Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED S S Howell Lykes - Lykes Line M V Nedlloyd Hudson - SeaLand M V American Eagle - Pacific Gulf Marine S S B.T. Alaska - Marine Transport Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Italy, Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Greece, England, The Netherlands, Germany, Somalia, Belgium, U.S. Coastwise INTERNSHIP British Petroleum USA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby Team, Ring Committee, Shoppers OFFICER BILLETS Rugby Team Captain FUTURE PLANS The Dali Lama said that on my death bed I will achieve total consciousness MESSAGE Some years ago, having little or no money in my purse, and nothing particular to interest me on shore, I thought I would sail about a little and see the watery part of the world. Thanks to Papa, Mama, Martha, Christine, Jaime, George for their undying support through out it all. i i { 292 MICHAEL ANTHONY CHIERICO Dago North Babylon, New York Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Margaret Lykes - Lykes Lines M V CGM lie De France - SeaLand S S Mormacsky - Mormac Marine M V Ambassador - Crowley COUNTRIES VISITED Italy, Greece, Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Holland, Germany, England, Grand Bahama, Trinidad, Jamaica, Panama, Costa Rica INTERNSHIP Liberty Maritime Corporation CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club, Knights of Columbus, Varsity Rugby, Hockey Squad, Down-Boyz Society, Metai Minute Club OFFICER BILLETS 3rd Company Commissary Officer Peer Counselor MESSAGE Thank you Mom, Pop and Donna for all your love and support. 1 couldn't have made it our of this place without you. Don't ever give up! 293 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Kaimoku - Matson Navigation Co. S S Kaui - Matson Navigation Co. M V President Polk - APL S S Keystone Canyon - Keystone Shipping M V President Roosevelt - APL COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Guam, Hong Kong, Hawaii, Alaska INTERNSHIP Matson Navigation Company Hawaii State Dept, of Transportation CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Pistol Team, SWE, Bacchus, Arts World Affairs, MDA, Chior, Honor Board Rep, Power Squadron, Dinghy Team, Honor Guard OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Protocol Officer Class of 1994 Secretary, Treasurer - 1991 MESSAGE To my loving family and friends; I am grateful for your unconditional support and guidance-Thank You. You will always hold a special place in my heart. r ! i IN 294 ROBERT PATRICK CHRISTOFF Cedarhurst, New York Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V American Condor - A.T.L. M V CPL Louis J. Hauge - Maersk Lines C.S. Global Sentinel - Transoceanic Cable COUNTRIES VISITED South Korea, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Italy, Diego Garcia, Gibraltar.Gillie's(for Chile-Cheeseburgers), Rock Za(It's a whole other world) INTERNSHIP South Street Seaport Museum CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew Team, Golf Team. Greenpeace 94, Arts and World Affairs, LT Sydlo Fan Club. Any Happy Hour FUTURE PLANS To one day launch my career in politics in order to make a real difference. MESSAGE Thanks to all my friends who helped me make it through this place. We had fun when it wasn't, we laughed when we should have cried, and we drank just to survive. Thanks especially to Melinda for your compassion, encouragement, and understanding throughout my time here. 295 MIYUKI MARIE CLEARY Mimi, Snowbank, Squaw San Antonio, Texas i Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED M V President Washington - APL M V Sealand Tacoma - SeaLand M V Sealand Freedom - SeaLand M V Sealand Anchorage - SeaLand M V Sealand Atlantic - SeaLand M V Duchess - Ocean Carriers USNS Kanawha - MSC COUNTRIES VISITED Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, England, Germany, Holland, Spain, Italy, Greece, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Israel, Stephen's Pond INTERNSHIP Military Sealift Command Headquarters CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES SWE, TEC, Ambulance Squad, Wrestling Manager, MIDSHIPS, HR, CCC OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Human Relations Officer MESSAGE My friends have come to me unsought. High thanks I owe you who carry out the world for me to new and noble depths, and enlarge the meaning of all my thoughts. Thanks Mom, Dad, Natsu, Pat, Mon, K.J.H, and everyone else who has made KP endurable. 296 Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Crusader - SeaLand M V Export Freedom - Farrell Lines S S Sealand Value - SeaLand S S Sugar Islander - Pacific Gulf Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, France, Georgia, Israel, Egypt, Turkey, Greece, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico INTERNSHIP Waterbury Rolling Mills, INC CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Knights of Columbus, Knights of the Round Table, Soccer MESSAGE If people worried about the more important things in life, there would be a shortage of fishing poles. Thanks Rags, Merch. Mark, and Greg for putting up with me and getting me through this place. 297 DAVID EDWARD COLLINS Phil Saranac Lake, New York i i Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V CGM lie De Frace - SeaLand M V Margaret Lykes - Lykes Lines LNG Leo - Energy Transportation Corp COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, England, Netherlands, Eastern U.S. , France, Italy, Turkey, Israel, Egypt, Indonesia, Japan INTERNSHIP Saint Lawrence Seaway Authority CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Hockey Club, Hear This, Lead Singer of Genesis, Who's Who in Hog-tying OFFICER BILLETS Hockey Club President Honor Board Rep. FUTURE PLANS To own a Porsche 911 Carrera MESSAGE Everyday's a holiday and every meal's a banquet - Brian Brewer Many thanks to all my friends here at KP and my family who made this all possible. Mom and Dad, I love you both very much. 298 WESLEY CHRISTOPHER CORBETT Kit, Weasel Manning, South Carolina Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Eugene A. Obregon - Waterman ITB Strong American - Bengtson Walker M V Sealand Atlantic - SeaLand M V American Cormoront - MSO Inc. USS Flying Fish (SSN 673) - U.S. Navy M V Sealand Achiever - SeaLand COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Egypt, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Philippines. Japan, Korea, England, Holland, Germany. France, Italy INTERNSHIP C.R. Cushing Company, INC. C.G. International AMS U.S. Navy Port Engineering FUTURE PLANS Naval Architecture MESSAGE I hated every minute I was here, but you couldn't have paid me to go anywhere else. I couldn't have made it without the help of my friends and support of my family. 299 DANA EDWARD CORNIBE Butler, Pennsylvania Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Diamond State - IOM S S Green Island - Waterman USNS Sealift Atlantic - IMC M V Sea Lion - Crowley COUNTRIES VISITED England, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, India, Pakistan, Jordan, Bangladesh. Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Cuba, Panama, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Associate Dean's Office INTERNSHIP P.R.C. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Pub Club OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Company Commissary Officer MESSAGE Thanks Mom Dad for all of the love and support that helped me make it through this place. I love you both very much, along with Jill, Ben, all of my Grandparents, and the rest of the family. Thanks as well to all my friends. We've had some great times; I've gone Bronco roof surfings; but after over half of a decade, it's time for me to try the real world. 300 JOSEPH ANTHONY COSTANZA Joe Miller Place, New York Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Sealand Expedition - SeaLand S S Resolute - Farrell Lines M V Liberty Star - Liberty Maritime S S Sealand Crusader - SeaLand USNS Sealift Atlantic - IMC COUNTRIES VISITED Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Italy, Greece, Spain, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Jamaica INTERNSHIP Long Island Lighting Co. E.F. Barrett Power Station CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, SNAME, Knights of Columbus, Weightlifting Club OFFICER BILLETS 3rd Company Platoon Commander MESSAGE To Mom, Dad, and Dawn, thank you for all of your support and for being there when I needed you. I would have never been able to do it alone. To all my friends, thanks for all the great memories and good times we spent together during our four years. 301 JOSEPH PATRICK COUILLARD Cooly Flagstaff, Arizona Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Patriot - SeaLand M V President Polk - APL S S Maui - Matson Navigation Co. USNS Contender(TBN M V Kings Pointer) M V Galveston Bay - SeaLand COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Okinawa, Taiwan, England, Hong Kong, Holland, Germany, South Korea INTERNSHIP Yellow Freight Systems INC CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Track, Wrestling, Knights of Columbus, Mariner, Pub Club, Academic Council OFFICER BILLETS 1st Company Platoon Commander Chief Engineer - Mariner MESSAGE I would like to give thanks to my parents for their moral (and financial) support these last few years, and to my brother for being my best friend. I couldn't have done it without you guys. 302 GARRET MARTIN COUSINEAU Cous Akron, Ohio Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Del Valle - OMI M V Cape Hudson - IMO S S Tonsina - Keystone Shipping M V President Kennedy - APL COUNTRIES VISITED UAE, Saudi Arabia, Italy, Gibraltar, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP BP Oil Company CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Baseball, Arts World Affairs, Outdoor Club, Auto Club, Intramurals, Denim and Diamonds OFFICER BILLET 2nd Company Platoon Commander 2nd Company Athletic Director MESSAGE Thanks to all my family for their love and support. Jimmy Buffet, Billy Joel, Ft. Lauderdale. Denim and Diamonds, Shots! The Bug, 40-40-40! 2-stepping, Line Dancing, Older women, L W's with Katherine, to all the boys in 2 Corps, Here's to Ya!! Yes Sir! Yes Sir! Three Bags Full Sir! 303 Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED S S PFC Eugene A. Obregon - Waterman M V Strong American - Bengston Walker M V Newark Bay - SeaLand M V Duchess - ODI COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Holland, Germany, Great Britain, France, Stephen's Pond CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Seventh Son, Pistol Team, KPESA OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Honor Board Vice Chairman for Investigations Regimental Honor Board Chairman MESSAGE For your friends be true; for yourself be honorable. Thank you Mom, Dad, and Yonie - to end as a man. 304 Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V OMI Missouri - Valcon Carriers LTD M V Strong Texan-Bengston Walker Marine S S Knight - American Heavy Lift M V Sealand Performance - SeaLand COUNTRIES VISITED Peru. Lithuania. Bangladesh. Singapore, Philippines, England. Holland, Germany, France INTERNSHIP Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division Philadelphia Naval Shipyard CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby, 70's Preservation Society, Who's Who in Hog-Tying FUTURE PLANS I plan to have no plans in the near future. MESSAGE 1 have grown to become proud of myself. I have aligned with all those who have been stung by suppression. As heirs to this planet, we must maintain honor and enjoy the gift of freedom. A cause to validate everyone's life? Indeed. - Perry Farrell 305 CHRISTOPHER BOWEN DANIELS Bowe Arlington, Texas Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Cape Henery - I.M.C. S S Ruth Lykes - Lykes Lines M V OMI Dynachem - OMI M V Contender(TBN M V Kings Pointer) COUNTRIES VISITED Saudi Arabia, UAE, South Africa, Kenya, Mozambique, Sudan, Peru, U.S. West Coast, U.S. Gulf Coast, Buttles, Fuzziwigs INTERNSHIP Lykes Lines, Western Gulf Division CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Pub Club, Pyromaniacs Anonymous, Bob Sydlo Fan Club, Park Recreation Committee FUTURE PLANS Maybe school. Maybe a job. Probably nothing. Whatever it is, I'm going to make damn sure I'm happy doing it. MESSAGE One should respect public opinion insofar as it is necessary to avoid starvation and to keep out of prision. But anything that goes beyond this is voluntary submission to an unnecessary tyrrany - Bernard Russel Thanks Mom. Dad, Julie everyone else I met along the way. I appreciate it. 306 THOMAS CHRISTOPHER DARR The Butcher Alexandria, Virginia Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Sea Wolf - Crowley M V Galveston Bay - SeaLand S S Seminole - Mobil Oil Corp S S Knight - American Heavy Lift COUNTRIES VISITED Venezuela. Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Holland, Germany, Great Britain, Texas INTERNSHIP Mobil Oil Corp. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Honor Board Rep., Offshore Sailing Team, Ethnic Culture Club, Class 1 Restriction, Hog-Tying Association of Rodgers Hall FUTURE PLANS To get a job not live off Government benefits. Maybe get married and have a family, never go to jail, retire, attain a political office, be assasinated, and become a Martyr MESSAGE My deepest gratitude goes to my family and true friends: Mom, Bud, Dave, G and G , Sam, Martin, Omar, Jairo, A.B., Ron. Melaine, and Lizze. Thank you for always supporting me and always being there for me. 307 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Cape Edmont - IOM S S Equality State - IOM S S Thompson Lykes - Lykes Lines S S OMI Leader - OMI COUNTRIES VISITED Saudi Arabia, UAE, Singapore, Italy, Belgium, Portugal, Germany, England, France, Holland, Mexico INTERNSHIP Savannah River Pilots CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Lacrosse, Midships Photo Staff, Arts World Affairs, Ring Committee OFEICER BILLETS 2nd Battalion Adjutant Honor Board Representative MESSAGE If you refuse to accept anything, but the best, you very often get it. - W. Somerset Maugham 308 KURT WILLIAM DAVIS Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Atlantic - SeaLand M V Sealand Performance - SeaLand M V OMI Star - OMI M V OMI Charger - OMI M V Genevieve Lykes - Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Holland, England, Germany, Panama, Ecuador, France INTERNSHIP Port of Houston VF -14 Fighter Squadron, Oceana, VA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Burnside's Buddy Club. Kings Point Park, Sprinkler Technician, Michael Roth Fan Club, Texans with a Bad Attitudes Club, 5th Co Boy, Bennigan's Bad Boy FUTURE PLANS Get a Job and Make Money! MESSAGE Anal. Bug. Can-man, Cooter, Corkey, Homan, Hosey, Jerky, Laser, Mugsy. Murf, Pete, Pol, Spot. Woody, and Volp. To all the guys of old 5th Co. I wish you all the best luck. You are all good friends and when this is all said and done, you guys will be the ones I remember. 309 KENNETH EUGENE DAVIS, II Mattoon, IL Ship's Officer 310 JEREMY DOYLE DEHAAI [ I I f � . Jerry Lafayette, Indiania Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Sealand Discovery - SeaLand M V Kings Pointer - USMMA S S Keystoner - Keystone Shipping M V President Truman - APL S S Lurline - Matson Navigation Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Puerto Rico, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Panama, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Hawaii, Alaska INTERNSHIP Caterpillar, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Basketball, Varsity Club, SNAME, MDA, Parks Recreation Committee, Intramural Softball, Intramural Football OFFICER BILLETS Varsity Club Vice President - 1 C Year Varsity Club Secretary - 3 C Year MESSAGE Special thanks to all my friends and to my family, because without you, this place would have buried me. It has been a four year experience that I will never forget. k 311 JACOB JOSEPH DESVERGERS Jake, Tugboat Lighthouse Point, Florida Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED S S Major Stephen W. Pless - Waterman M V Nedlloyd Holland - SeaLand M V Adabelle Lykes - Lykes Lines M V OMI Dynachem - OMI COUNTRIES VISITED Norway, Scotland. Holland, Germany, England, France, Belgium, Mexico, Panama, U.S. East Coast, U.S. West Coast INTERNSHIP Port Everglades Authority CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Power Squadron, M V Liberator, Fishing Club, Shoppers, Kings Point Park Offroad Club, Whaler Tube Dragging Club, Foosball Addict Anonymous OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Waterfront Officer Skipper - M V Liberator, President Kings Point Anglers' Association FUTURE PLANS Go Home! Go Fishing! 312 k ■ I Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Genevive Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Sue Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Nedllyod Holland - SeaLand Services S S Spray - American Heavy Lift COUNTRIES VISITED Chile, Peru, Venezuela, Durban, Madagascar, Kenya, Ethiopia, Germany, England, France, Rotterdam, U.S. East Coast INTERNSHIP Army Corps of Engineers CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Track, Sailing. Golf. Fab 5 Academic Council, Pyromaniacs Anonymous, Outdoorsman Club OFFICER BILLETS 3rd Company Academic Officer MESSAGE People deny reality. They fight against real feelings caused by real circumstances. They build mental worlds of shoulds, oughts, and might-have-beens. Real changes begin with real appraisal and acceptance of what is. Then realistic action is possible - D.R. Thanks Mom Dad, Michelle. Becky, Faith. You guys mean the world to me. 313 Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V President Tyler - APL M V Sealand Express - SeaLand M V President Truman - APL S S Keystoner - Keystone Shipping COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Singapore, Panama INTERNSHIP Port of Milwaukee CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Track, Ju-Jitsu, Weightlifting Club, Outdoorsman Club, Buttles Friday Night Club, Knights of Columbus, Beer Goggles Counseling, Jon Stewart Fan Club President, SNAME OFFICER BILLETS 1st Battalion Executive Officer FUTURE PLANS Naval Aviator, Sailing as Engineer, MESSAGE Thanks to my Mom, Dad, and all my brothers and sisters. Without you guys I wouldn't be where I am today. To my friends at KP, thanks for the best times of my life. And to all my teachers...well...Thanks again to my friends at KP. t t 314 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Sheldon Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Ashley Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Golden Gate - Keystone Shipping M V President Polk - APL COUNTRIES VISITED Nothern Europe, Middle East, Far East INTERNSHIP HSL-46 Naval Air Station CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Chorus, Ambulance Squad, Army Interest Club OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Adjutant 1993 FUTURE PLANS Getting Married and going to med school MESSAGE Thanks Mom Grandma, without y'all, I wouldn't be here today. Kristen, thank you for showing me how beautiful life is and will be. Good-Bye Kings Point. Its been real and its been fun, and at times, it was real fun. 315 CHARLES EDWARD EATON Chuck Randallstown, Maryland i t 1 4 f t Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Liberty Spirit - Liberty Maritime S S Cape Archway - Marine Carriers M V Senator - Crowley Maritime S S Sealand Challenger - SeaLand COUNTRIES VISITED Egypt, Philippines, Panama, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, The Spot. INTERNSHIP Wartsila Diesel CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby, Crew, SNAME, Ring Committee, Indoctrination, Honor Representative, The Spot Club OFFICER BILLETS 3rd Company Platoon Commander FUTURE PLANS To go down in history as one of the greatest engineers from Kings Point. MESSAGE To Mom, Dad, Michael - Thanks for all your love and support. To all my friends, thanks for all the good times. There's no time to kill Between the cradle and the grave. But I'm gonna live forever, Tell my maker he can wait. 316 RUSTIN ANDREW EDWARDS Spech, ED, Cappo Lake Arrowhead, CA Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED M V Maersk Constellation - Maersk Line M V President Jackson - APL S S Lurline - Matson Navigation Co. USNS Sealift Atlantic (TAO-172) - IMC MW President Polk - APL COUNTRIES VISITED France, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Japan, Taiwan. Hong Kong. Panama, Guatemala, Puerto Rico INTERNSHIP U.S.Army, 73rd Transcomp. Fort Eustis CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football. Midships, M V Atlantis. B-Split Shoppers, Indoor Outdoor Track, Indoctrination, Ancient Mariner, Not Friend of Larson Club. OFFICER BILLETS 3rd Company Senior Drill Instructor (2 years) Regimental Training Officer 4th Company Commander MESSAGE These last four years have been a strange and interesting trip through a jungle of strife and inconsistency. To my family, friends, B-SPLIT SHOPPERS, and those Dumb Duelies, good luck and KIT. 317 TODD MASON EVANS Cowboy, Richard Park City, Utah Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED USNS Sealift Antartic - IMC S S Enterprise - SeaLand S S Tonsina - Keystone Shipping M V President Kennedy - APL USS Nimitz (CVN-68) - U.S. Navy COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Tawain, Guam, Hawaii, Hong Kong, Alaska, West Coast, The Great Salt Lake INTERNSHIP 421st Fither Squadron - Hill AFB 120th Fighter Squadron - Buckley AFB CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES NBDA, NCA, SNAME, Ski Club, Track, Crew, Golf OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Company Platoon Commander FUTURE PLANS Looking for a flying position in the militar) if not then bartending, and ski patrolling. MESSAGE To: Ma, Pa, Chris, and Mex - Thanks for al of your help. 1 couldn't have done it withou you. To Glen - They are hookers, not waitresses Iron hard times die away, Iron hard men never do. 318 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V President Polk - APL S S Manukai - Matson Navigation Co. S S OMI Charger - OMI S S President Jefferson - APL COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP Bull, Housser, Jupper, Marine Department Pacific Commerce Lines CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Peer Counselor, Dinghy Team, Volleyball FUTURE PLANS Sail Aboard B.C. Ferries MESSAGE Many thanks to family and friends! It is a good thing to be rich It is a good thing to be strong, but it is a better thing to be loved by many friends. - Euripides 319 MICHAEL CARL FARRELL, II Radar Groveville, New Jersey Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Liberty Spirit - Liberty Maritime S S LNGC Lake Charles COUNTRIES VISITED Egypt, Philippines, Panama, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Borneo, Indonesia INTERNSHIP U.S. Coast Guard MIO COTP, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Drill Team, Color Guard, Honor Guard, Propeller Club OFFICER BILLETS Drill Team Commander 4th Company Training Officer 1st Company Logistics Officer Propeller Club President Drill Instructor FUTURE PLANS Commission, U.S. Coast Guard or Sailing Inland Waterways MESSAGE Upon graduation. Kings Point will know little of me, as I have known little of Kings Point. 320 Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Export Patriot - Farrell Lines S S Sealand Raleigh Bay - SeaLand S S Sealand Performance - SeaLand S S Marjorie Lykes - Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, Egypt. Israel, Turkey, Greece, Germany, Holland, England, France, Venezuela. South Africa, Kenya INTERNSHIP Avondale Shipyards CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES CFC, Dinghy Team OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Waterfront Executive Officer Dinghy Team Captain CFC Secretary Treasurer FUTURE PLANS Getting hitched June 25, 1994! 1 have yet to search for a job in 'Nawlin's' MESSAGE They don't come any better than you. Mom Dad. Katie, and Darin. Thanks for your friendship and support. Class of 1994. we get by with a little help from our friends. Be true with yourselves. - Isaiah 40:31 9 321 GLEN ANDREW FIELDS Gimp Klamath Falls, Oregon Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Sealand Enterprise - SeaLand S S Sealand Pacific - SeaLand M V Sealand Voyager - SeaLand M V James Anderson - Maersk Line LTD. COUNTRIES VISITED Guam, Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Diego Garcia, Hawaii INTERNSHIP Jet America, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby, Golf, Ski Club, SNAME, Scotch Connoisseurs' Club OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Company Academic Officer Ski Club President FUTURE PLANS National Steel and Shipbuilding Company MESSAGE It was an uphill battle the entire time and it was one hell of a steep mountain at that. I never would have made it without the help of my family and friends, THANKS. 322 Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V SGT William R. Button - MSC S S Mason Lykes - Lykes Lines MW Sealift Caribbean - IMC COUNTRIES VISITED Saudi Arabia, Guam, Siapan, Italy, Egypt, Turkey, Israel INTERNSHIP Bath Iron Works CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Lacrosse, Peer Counselor, Seventh Son FUTURE PLANS To always be happy with what I'm doing and where I'm going MESSAGE From pure joy springs all creation, by joy it is sustained, toward joy, it proceeds, and to joy it returns. - From the Sanskrit For sure KP has been an incredible experience. And although there were hard times, there most definitely were outrageous excursions with great buds. 323 DANIEL JAMES FOOS Phantom, Hibernator Falls Church, Virginia Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED S S Robert E. Lee - Waterman M V Charlotte Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Tillie Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Duchess - Ocean Carriers COUNTRIES VISITED Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, Djibouti, Pakistan, India. Bangladesh, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, England, France. Belgium, Germany, Mexico INTERNSHIP U.S. Court of Military Appeals CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES KPESA, Swim Team, Midships Publications, Regimental Band, Boy Scout Camporee - Chairman for 2 years OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Battalion Executive Officer 2nd Battalion Commander Midships Editor MESSAGE To my family and friends: Thank you for all your love and support over the last four years. Without your help I wouldn't have made it. To Sarah: Through the good times and the bad you have stayed with me and supported me. I love you very much and I am looking forward to our life together. Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED M V CGM lie de France - SeaLand M V Sea Fox - Crowley M V Sealand Achiever - SeaLand M V PFC William B. Baugh - Maersk USNS Sealift Arabian Sea - IMC M V Nosac Ranger - NOSAC COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, England. Netherlands, France, Venezuela, Brazil. Argentina, Spain, Italy, Diego Garcia, Panama. Belgium INTERNSHIP Francis A. Martin and Ottaway Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby, Ju-Jitsu. Trident Club, Wrestling, OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Athletic Director Ju-Jitsu Club President FUTURE PLANS To live life and experience everything to the fullest. MESSAGE This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is perhaps the end of the beginning. There is only success to be able to spend your life in your own way. Rachel - Ik vind je lief! I 325 Systems Engineering ROBERT ALAN FORINGER Bob Greensburg, Pennsylvania hi bi ■Be Jtjcebccgb SHIPS SAILED M V Newark Bay - SeaLand S S Stonewall Jackson - Waterman MW Raleigh Bay - SeaLand USNS Sealift Caribbean - MSC COUNTRIES VISITED Holland, Germany, England, France, Singapore, Thailand, India, Iceland, Malaysia, St. Croix, Bangladesh, Puerto Rico INTERNSHIP Homer City Generating Station CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Offshore Sailing, Football, SNAME OFFICER BILLETS 4th Company Logistics Officer 2nd Class Vice-President FUTURE PLANS To only work at a job I enjoy and to ride a Harley across the country. MESSAGE I would like to thank all my parents for helping me through this place. However, I especially want to say thank you to my mother who, without her love, support and advice I wouldn't have made it. 326 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Exxon San Francisco - Exxon M V Sealand Innovator - SeaLand M V Tyson Lykes - Lykes Lines M V American Cormorant COUNTRIES VISITED England. Belgium, Germany, Holland, Mexico, Hong Kong, Taiwan, China, Japan, Alaska, U.S. East and West Coasts INTERNSHIP John P. Coletti Associates CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Power Squadron, Offshore Racing Team, Pistol Team, Fencing Club, 70's Preservation Society, SNAME OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Battalion Academic Officer FUTURE PLANS Graduate school - Colorado State University MESSAGE O Captain! My Captain, our Fearful Trip is done; The ship has weathered every rack, the prize we sought is won. - W. Whitman To my family and friends, thanks for all the love and support. I’ll never forget. 327 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Cape Avinoth S S Sealand Expedition - SeaLand USNS Sealift Mediteranean - IMC USNS Sealift Caribbean - IMC COUNTRIES VISITED Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Jamaica, Dominican Republic INTERNSHIP Seabrook Nuclear Station CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Pub Club, SNAME, Greenpeace OFFICER BILLETS 1 st Company Academic Officer FUTURE PLANS Receive a graduate degree in Environmental Engineering then pursue a career in that field MESSAGE Thanks to everyone who helped me get through all the hard times which enabled me to get through this place. Never lose track of the true goal in life of eternal happiness and love. Best of luck. Thanks Pam for getting me through the year. I Love You! 328 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V President Adams - APL S S Golden Gate - Keystone Shipping CGM lie De France - SeaLand M V OOCL Inspiration M V Export Patriot - Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Holland, Germany. Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Great Britain, France, Belgium, Italy, Egypt. Israel INTERNSHIP Office of Policy and Plans. DOT International Maritime Organization CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Alliance Francaise, Arts and World Affairs OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Honor Board Vice Chairman MESSAGE The future belongs still more to the heart than to the mind. To love is the only thing which can occupy and fill up eternity. The infinite requires the inexhaustible - Victor Hugo 329 NATHANIEL JEROME FREEBORN Nate, Joker Gibsonburg, Ohio Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S President Pierce - APL M V Sealand Innovator - SeaLand S S Keystone Kenai - Keystone M V President Roosevelt - APL COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, U.S. West Coast, Alaska INTERNSHIP Argent Marine Operations, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Fanfare Trumpets, Mariners Chorus, Chapel Choir, BACCHUS OFFICER BILLETS Band Company Commander FUTURE PLANS Retire, Drive fast cars, Play guitar and enjoy life MESSAGE Thanks Mom, Dad, Jess and Sam for all your help and support. You're the best and I couldn't have made it without you. Thanks CAPT Force for your Pearls of Wisdom and to everyone who made life at KP a little easier, especially my roommate Scott, you've corrupted me well. A thousand roads lead away from the goal, one leads to it. - Michel De Montagne 330 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Newark Bay - SeaLand S S Cape Farewell - IMC M V Sealand Defender - SeaLand S S Keystoner - Keystone Shipping M V Falcon Princess - Seahawk Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, Holland, England, Italy, Malta, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Suez Canal, Japan, Korea, Taiwan. Hong Kong, Philippines, Panama Canal INTERNSHIP Marble Head Coast Guard Station CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew, Astronomy Club, Trident Club, SNAME, Down Boys OFFICER BILLETS 3rd Company Academic Officer Astronomy Club President FUTURE PLANS To do whatever my conscience dictates. MESSAGE 1 have finally learned to appreciate the words to our Alma Mater. 331 STEPHEN WILLIAM FREY Fred Frey Bayville, New York Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Nosac Ranger - Pacific Gulf Marine S S Humacao - PRMMI M V Galveston Bay - SeaLand S S Seminole - Mobil Oil COUNTRIES VISITED United Kingdom, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, France, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic INTERNSHIP International Marine Carriers CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES M V Mariner, Sailing Squadron, Honor Board Representative OFFICER BILLETS Skipper - M V Mariner, Power Fleet Captain FUTURE PLANS Full ahead to an unknown destination MESSAGE It wasn't uncommon for the Captain of mates to hit the Cadets with the end of a rope when they didn't do things right. The method was pretty savage, and no doubt something less brutal would have served, but it made the Cadets more efficient and thorough than would any scolding. - I. Johnson 332 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Sheldon Lykes - Lykes Lines S S John Lykes - Lykes Lines M V President Kennedy - APL S S Atigun Pass COUNTRIES VISITED Belgium. Holland. Germany, Angola, England, Japan, France, Taiwan, Russia, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP Naval Surface Warfare Division, Crane Division CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Volleyball, SNAME. Academic Council. 70's Preservation Society, Knights of Columbus, Automotive Interest Club OFFICER BILLETS 4th Company Academic Officer Secretary SNAME MESSAGE Applause my friends, the comedy is over! - William Shakespeare Mom and Dad: Thank you for all of the encouragement and support. Also a special thanks to Suzanne for all of her love and support through this long journey. To all my KP friends, thanks for the good times! 333 Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED M V Liberty Sea - Liberty Maritime S S Resolute - Farrell Lines M V Sealand Kodiak - SeaLand M V Sealand Explorer - SeaLand S S Golden Gate - Keystone Shipping Co COUNTRIES VISITED Egypt, Bulgaria, Spain, Israel, Turkey, Greece, Japan. Hong Kong, Okinawa, Taiwan INTERNSHIP Strategic Sealift Command CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew Team, Chinese Culture Club, Propeller Club. Honor Guard, Color Guard, Polar Bear Club OFFICER BILLETS 1st Company Commander Crew Team Captain Chinese Club President FUTURE PLANS If I told you, I would have to kill you! MESSAGE The uniform does not make the man. On the contrary, it is the man who makes the uniform. 334 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Banner - Marine Carriers, Inc. M V Sealand Integrity - SeaLand M V Liberty Sun - Liberty Maritime S S Energy Independence - Keystone COUNTRIES VISITED Holland, Germany, France, England, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Singapore, Egypt, Gibraltar, U.S. East Coast INTERNSHIP Sayville Ferry Service Office of Naval Intelligence CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Dinghy Team Regimental Band. Pub Band OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Waterfront Executive Officer Dinghy Team Captain FUTURE PLANS To work shore side MESSAGE A journey of a thousand miles starts under one's feet. - Lao Tsu It's all done with mirrors, folks - M N 'X' 335 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Cape Horn - Interocean Management S S Ashley Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Green Wave - Central Gulf Lines S S Tonsina - Keystone Shipping Co COUNTRIES VISITED Saudi Arabia, UAE, Gibraltar. South Africa, Kenya. Mozambique, South Korea, Philippines, Guam INTERNSHIP U.S. Coast Guard, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Wrestling, Knights of Columbus, Ju Jitsu Club OFFICER BILLETS 4th Company Commander FUTURE PLANS I just want a damn job! MESSAGE The road to hell is paved with good intentions - Randy Travis I would like to thank you my Mother and Stepfather for alway being there to support and love me. Also a special thanks to Laura for all the love and for sticking with me through this long journey. 336 Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED M V Nedlloyd Holland - SeaLand M V Sealand Performance - SeaLand M V Raleigh Bay - SeaLand S S Howell Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Tanker Knight COUNTRIES VISITED Holland, England, Italy, Greece, France, Egypt, Israel, Germany INTERNSHIP McAllister Towing of Virginia CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Crew OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Company Platoon Commander FUTURE PLANS Maritime industry ashore, MSC, or any place hiring. MESSAGE I want to thank my family for helping me pull through all the hard times and for laughing with me during the good times. To my Maura, you've been my best friend since high school and I hope you’ll continue to be so, no matter where our paths may go. 337 DAVID WILLIAM GOMBOS Dave, Gumby Butler, Pennsylvania Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED MW Faust - IMC MW Cape Decision - MTL MW Galveston Bay - SeaLand S S Fredericksburg - Keystone MW Sealand Achiever - SeaLand MW Sea Fox - Crowley Maritime COUNTRIES VISITIED Belgium, Germany, Sweden, England, Holland, France, Spain, Italy, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Egypt, Saudi Arabia INTERNSHIP John P. Colletti and Associates CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Chapel Choir, Mariner's Chorus, Cross Country Team, Offshore Sailing Team, Computer Club OFFICER BILLETS 4th Company Platoon Commander President Chapel Choir Special thanks to Mom, Dad, Tom, and Ken for ait their nd support(5 years, 3 sea periods-oh boy!). Thanks to Chris for his support and all those home-cooked meals! ure it's foolproof..but not damn foolproof! - Unknown Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Green Valley - Waterman M V Adabelle Lykes - Lykes Lines S S OMI Leader - OMI M V Contender (TBN M V Kings Pointer) COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, France, Belgium, England, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Djibouti, Saudi Arabia, Egypt. Panama INTERNSHIP Crescent River Port Pilots Association CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Offshore Sailing, Rugby, Track, Pub Club, Parks and Recreation Committee OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Company Commissary Officer MESSAGE That which is bitter to endure may be sweet to remember. - Thomas Fuller Thanks to my family, Dave, Bowe, Linda, and everyone else I met along the way. It's been quite a trip 339 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Sealand Crusader - SeaLand S S Sealand Expedition - SeaLand USNS Sealift Atlantic - MSC M V Resolute - Farrell Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Greece, Italy, Spain, Jamaica, Dominican Republic INTERNSHIP Sealand Services, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Golf, Hockey OFFICER BILLETS Football Captain Football Assistant Coach FUTURE PLANS Cloudy! TIMOTHY MICHAEL GREEN Commuter, Timmy Tanker Woodborne, New York m mm m Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Raliegh Bay - SeaLand S S Mayagouz - Puerto Rican Marine USNS Redstone - MSC S S Mormac Sun - Mormac Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Holland, Germany, U.K., France, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Hawaii, Wake Island, Panama, Estonia INTERNSHIP National Response Corporation CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Waterfront, K.O.C., Football, Ethnic Culture Club, Regimental Band OFFICER BILLETS Band Platoon Commander FUTURE PLANS To relax, drink beer, and remember all of my good times at the KP Country Club. MESSAGE I want to thank everyone who helped me make it through, especially my Mom, Dad, and brother, Brian. I love you guys and I would not have made it without you. Stella, you have been my inspiration. I love you very much and always will. 341 MATTHEW NELSON HANNUKSELA Huck Port Townsend, WA Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Tacoma - SeaLand S S President Tyler - APL S S Sealand Spirit - SeaLand S S Exxon North Slope - Exxon COUNTRIES VISITED U.S. West Coast, Japan, Korea, Taiwan INTERNSHIP Alaska Marine Pilots CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Soccer, PAL OFFICER BILLETS Varsity Soccer Team Captain FUTURE PLANS To sail on my license and eventually become a pilot. MESSAGE I must go down to the sea again, to the lonely sea and the sky, and all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by, and the wheel's kick and the wind's song and the white sail's shaking and a gray mist on the sea's face and a gray dawn breaking... - John Masefield 342 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Express - SeaLand S S Sealand Reliance - SeaLand M V Green Wave - Central Gulf Lines S S Keystone Tonsina - Keystone COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Philippines, Guam, South Korea, Singapore, Alaska, Hawaii INTERNSHIP Crowley Maritime Corporation CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Baseball OFFICER BILLETS 4th Company Platoon Commander FUTURE PLANS For 4 years all I've heard is how great this education at KP is. I just want a job to put all these great engineering and professional skills to use! MESSAGE Without the strength of the good Lord, my family, and friends I would have never had the strength to endure. Thank You! To that end - MODERATION IN ALL THINGS...INCLUDING MODERATION. 343 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V President Tyler - APL S S Reliance - SeaLand M V Express - SeaLand M V President Truman - APL M V President Harding - APL S S President Taft - APL M V President Adams - APL COUNTRIES VISITED UAE, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Philippines, Japan, Guam INTERNSHIP U.S. Marine Management, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES CFC, Lacrosse, Cannon Squad OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Battalion Honor Board Chairman Regimental Honor Board V.C. of Education Far better is it to dare might--, things, to win mat my . .-Mi.', and friends for me out of this place. JAMES FRANKLIN HATCHER, JR Hatch, Snatcher Hampstead, N.C. Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Genevieve Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Sheldon Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Letitia Lykes - Lykes Lines M V OMI Columbia - OMI COUNTRIES VISITED Panama. Philippines, Indonesia. Hong Kong, Singapore, South Africa, England, France, Belgium, Germany, Ascension Island INTERNSHIP U.S. Marine Management, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Golf, Power Squadron, Color Guard, Cannon Squad, KP Park Evening Activities Association, NROA OFFICER BILLETS 3rd Company Logistics Officer FUTURE PLANS To Sail or work a Shore Power Facility MESSAGE I would like to thank my family and my close friends for helping me get through this place. I am very fortunate to know so early in life the ridiculous amount of crap that goes on in everyday life. Lets get rid of Cheap Charlie. Lynch - Stay in Step. Spainer - do something about that hair. 345 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Sealand Pacific - SeaLand S S Louise Lykes - Lykes Lines M V President Kennedy - APL COUNTRIES VISITED Korea, Japan, Okinawa, Hong Kong, Guam, Taiwan, Hawaii, The Spot INTERNSHIP Port of Wilmington, Delaware CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Dinghy Team, Power Squadron, Spot Club, 3rd Company Lounge Director of Ops. OFFICER BILLETS Park Softball Team Captain Zombo FUTURE PLANS Sample every type of donut in the world. MESSAGE Thanks to God, my family and my friends. The buck starts here! 346 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Kings Pointer - USMMA Shipping S S Robert E. Lee - Waterman M V Sheldon Lykes - Lykes Lines USNS John Lenthall (TAO-189) - MSC COUNTRIES VISITED India, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Germany, Belgium, England, Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, Martinique INTERNSHIP U.S.C.G. Marine Safety Office, Charleston, South Carolina CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Basketball Team, Varsity Club, Track Team, Power Whistling Club OFFICER BILLETS Varsity Club President Varsity Basketball Team Captain FUTURE PLANS Higher Education in marine related fields. Sailing tugs and barges ITB's MESSAGE To sum up my stay at KP, I would have to say when I got here, I didn't think I could conquer calculus, now I think I can conquer the world! Thanks to my friends and family, for without their support...who knows! 347 HARRY CHRISTIAN OTTO HENDERSON Otto Brownlee, Oregon Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Mariner - SeaLand M V Sealand Anchorage - SeaLand M V Sealand Endurance - SeaLand M V Sealand Freedom - SeaLand M V Sealand Express - SeaLand M V Anchorage - ARCO Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, Sri Lanka, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Malta, Spain, Egypt, England, France, Germany INTERNSHIP Idaho Power Company National Response Corporation CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Midships, Offshore Sailing, Mariner's Chorus, Outdoorsman Club OFFICER BILLETS Band Platoon Commander MESSAGE Thanks to my friends who made my time here, if not enjoyable, at least bearable. Special thanks to my parents and family, I could not have made it without you. 348 SCOTT ROBERT HENDRICKSON OX Clarks Summit, PA Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Gopher State - Interocean Management S S Genevieve Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Lyra - Lykes Lines M V Cape Henry - Interocean Management M V Cape Horn - Interocean Management COUNTRIES VISITED Morocco, Italy, Turkey, Egypt, Israel. Saudi Arabia, Korea, Greece, England INTERNSHIP Interocean Management Corp. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Pub Club, Astronomy Club, Ski Club OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Company Logistics Officer FUTURE PLANS Sailing would be nice. MESSAGE Thanks to Mom, Dad, Forest. Nana, and good friend for all the support and prayers that got me through this place. A country boy can survive!..with a 2.0 that is. LONG LIVE BOCEPHUS! 349 BARTHOLOMEW JOESPH HENNESSEY, III Beej, Bee Hee Ridgefield, Connecticut Dual License SHIPS SAILED S S Cape Alave - Marine Carriers, Inc S S LNG Aquarius - Energy Transport Co. S S Humalao - Puerto Rican Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Borneo, Sumatra, Crete, Sicily, Japan, Portugal, Scotland INTERNSHIP U.S. Coast Guard, MSO, Norfolk, VA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Track Team, Rifle Team, Army Interest Club, Knights of Columbus, ROA, 70's Preservation Society, 1992 Airborne (Grounded), M V Atlantis, Sandman Club OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Battalion Commander 4th Company Platoon Commander MESSAGE To all my friends and family who have helped and supported me through these years, I love you and cannot thank you enough. For those who cannot be here, I miss you. If the future is looking dark, we're the ones who have to shine. If no one is in control, we're the ones who draw the line. Though we live in trying times, we're the ones who have to try. 350 Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED S S Cape Archway M V Margaret Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Faust S S Prince William Sound COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Crete, Sicily, Portugal, Scotland, Italy, Egypt, Israel, Turkey, New Jersey, Texas, Valdez, Puget Sound INTERNSHIP Keystone Shipping Company CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES WAFAL, Parks and Recreation Committee, Offshore Sailing, Band, Chorus, M N X,Y,Z, and Dave, Kings Point Varsity Drinking Team, Outdoor Saxophone, 4th Class Restriction Club OFFICER BILLETS Band Athletic Director FUTURE PLANS Become the Superintendent of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy MESSAGE Remember the people you can count on, and never forget the ones you can't. Life is a dream, a little more coherent than most. 351 WILLIAM CARL HERRMANN Bill Montville, Connecticut Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED USNS Sirius - MSC USNS Vega - MSC M V Galeston Bay - SeaLand M V Sealand Achiever - SeaLand M V Carolina - Puerto Rico Marine M V Sealand Integrity - SeaLand COUNTRIES VISITED Scotland, Germany, Holland, England, France, Spain, Italy INTERNSHIP Cross Sound Ferry, Inc. USCG MIO, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew, Ambulance Squad, Just Getting Through, Setback Club FUTURE PLANS To move on in life trying to help the environment with my wife, Julia. MESSAGE I would tell everyone to hang in there, it will eventually be over. 352 Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Achiever - SeaLand S S Westward Venture M V Sealand Kodiak - SeaLand S S President Jefferson - APL M V President Polk - APL S S Tonsina COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, China, Taiwan INTERNSHIP American President Lines CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Volleyball, Crew, SWE, Power Squadron, Bike Club, LBAM OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Company Commander SWE Treasurer LBAM Vice President MESSAGE The battle to graduate is finally at an end. Good Luck to everyone! KPS. '94 353 ALFRED JAMIE HITE AJ Altoona, Pennsylvania Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Senator - Crowley USNS Kanawha T-AO 197 - MSC COUNTRIES VISITED Gibraltar, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Martinique, St. Thomas, St. Johns, Norman Island. Peter's Island INTERNSHIP Drew Ameroid Marine, Hoboken, N.J. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Arts and World Affairs Club, SNAME, LT Roth Fan Club, Rugby FUTURE PLANS Have a successful career, and eventually get married and have a family. MESSAGE Thank you to my family and friends. You have made life at KP almost bearable. Also, a special thank you to the Slootmaker family who gave me a second place to call home. 354 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Argonaut - Farrell Lines, Ine. M V Sealand Integrity - SeaLand M V President Adams - APL USS Mahlon S. Tisdale - U.S. Navy S S Arco Alaska - ARCO Marine, Inc. COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, Egypt. Israel, Greece, Turkey, Netherlands, England. Germany, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP Military Sealift Command Pacific Cargoes, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES M V Mariner. Honor Board. Honor Guard, KPESA, Regimental Band OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Training Officer Regimental Operations Officer M V Mariner Crew Chief FUTURE PLANS To sail or work shoreside for a chartering brokerage firm. MESSAGE When it rains it pours. 355 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Liberty Sun - Liberty Maritime M V Nedlloyd Hudson - SeaLand S S Star Georgia - Texaco S S John Lykes - Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED China, Sri Lanka, Germany, England, The Netherlands, France, Ascension Islands, Angola, Namibia, South Africa, Mozambique, Mast INTERNSHIP Farrell Lines, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Kings Point Rugby Football Club MESSAGE O Captain! My Captain! Our fearful trip is done. The ship has weathered every rack, the prize we sought is won. -- Walt Whitman Thank you. Mom and Dad, for everything. 356 JOHN DAVID HOUGHTON 357 Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Ashley Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Adabelle Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Ruth Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Newark Bay COUNTRIES VISITED Belgium, Germany, Ghana, Guatemala, Honduras, Kenya, Madagascar, Mozambique, The Netherlands, Nigeria, Panama, South Africa, Tanzania, England, Venezuela INTERNSHIP American Bureau of Shipping CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Mariner's Chorus, Chapel Choir, Barber Shop Quartet, Bacchus, KPESA OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Battalion Honor Board Vice Chairman Regimental Honor Board Vice Chariman of Investigation FUTURE PLANS ABS Surveyor MESSAGE We Kings Pointers can do anything in the world we want. All that it takes for us to succeed is will-power and a Never say Die attitude. 358 SCOTT EVERETT HUBER The Huhe, Hubes Woodbury, Connecticut ■v Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Ambassador M?V PFC Dewaync T. Williams S S Pennsylvania Trader M V Potomac Trader S S Marine Chemist COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Equador, Peru, Columbia, Saudi Arabia, UAE, U.S. East and Gulf Coast INTERNSHIP Marine Management Systems National Response Corporation CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Computer Club. Regimental Band, Mariner's Chorus, Mariner, Emery Rice Club FUTURE PLANS The Sky's the Limit. MESSAGE I would like to thank my family and friends for supporting me through this endeavor. To my fellow graduates: We have all worked hard for 4 years(some 5) and our friends have partied for 4 years. It’s our turn to enjoy life, so work hard, play hard, and party harder! Good Luck! 5 359 Dual License SHIPS SAILED M V President Eisenhower - APL M V President Kennedy - APL M V President Garfield - APL M V Sealand Explorer - SeaLand S S Prince William Sound COUNTRIES VISITED China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Philippines, Guam, Sri Lanka, South Korea, Japan, UAE, Panama, Canada, USA INTERNSHIP American President Companies American President Lines, Dalian China CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew, Computer Club, Chinese Languages, Japanese Language OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Commander FUTURE PLANS Sail, make a few bucks in East and Southeast Asia, Spend vacation time backpacking the Cascade Mountains. MESSAGE The whole earth is the tomb of heroic men and their story is not graven only on stone but abides everywhere without visible symbol woven into the stuff of other mens lives. 360 Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Mariner - SeaLand M V Sealand Anchorage - SeaLand USNS Sealift Atlantic - MSC M V President Polk - APL S S Kainalu - Matson Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Hawaii, Alaska, Texas INTERNSHIP City Market, Inc. Grand Junction, Colorado OFFICER BILLETS Bowling Club President Band Company Commissary Officer CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Ambulance Squad, Mariners Chorus, Chapel Choir, Setback Society, BACCHUS, CFC, Regimental Band MESSAGE There comes a time 'tween life and death. When all men stop to catch their breath We ask the stars why? We question our lot. The heavens open wide and reply, Why Not? - Dr. Henry McCoy How about that? I made it! Thanks to all of you who helped do it. Robin - Hove you (983) 361 DENNIS JEFFERY JACKO, JR. Lusho Sayreville, New Jersey Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED S S Mayaguez - Puert Rico Marine USNS Sealift Arabian Sea - IMC M V Nosac Ranger - Pacific Gulf Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Panama, Puerto Rico, Belgium, United Kingdom, Dublins, Germany, France, Remainder to be Determined... INTERNSHIP Bar Management at Bennigans CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Drill Instructor for '96 and '97, Free Gangway for Life, Ring Dance Committee Usurper OFFICER BILLETS President of Paradise Alley Fan Club Commuter Student President FUTURE PLANS Surface Warfare, U.S. Navy MESSAGE To those who have kept the faith, I shall call you classmates and you are deserving of any sacrifice I can make. To those who have betrayed the Ring, I turn my back to you forever. Kris, you will have my heart for eternity. Remember, the less you are here, the less chance they have to stick it to you. 362 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Margaret Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Cape May - MSC M V Lyra Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Kenai - Keystone M V President Jackson - APL S S J.A.W. Iglehart - Inland Lakes COUNTRIES VISITED Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Japan, Taiwan. Hong Kong, Canada INTERNSHIP Inland Lakes Management Co. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football. Track. Knights of Columbus, Boxing, Arts World Affairs OFFICER BILLETS 4th Company Commissary Officer FUTURE PLANS Sail on the Great Lakes and go to graduate school. MESSAGE The very best kind of pride is that which compels man to do his very best even if no one is watching. Special thanks to Mom, Dad. Joe Hosey's Family, and the guys from 5th Co. Without you. I would not have made it. 363 GARRETT Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V President Jackson - APL M V Sugar Islander - Pacific Gulf Marine S S Exxon Bewica M V Sealand Developer - SeaLand M V Matanuska - AMTTS COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Italy, Greece, France, Bermuda INTERNSHIP Doyle Sailmakers Long Island Sound Manhassett Bay CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Offshore Sailing Team, MAC Team One, Skipper S V Ranger OFFICER BILLETS Skipper S V Ranger Offshore Fleet Captain MESSAGE Whatever you see, don't open your eyes. 364 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Cape Henry - IOM S S Ruth Lykes - Lykes Lines S S OMI Charger - OMI S S Fred G - Pacific Gulf Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Kenya, Mozambique, Sudan, UAE, Germany, Peru INTERNSHIP Estess Electric Company CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Newman Club, Drill Team, Crew, SNAME, Chinese Club OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Company Logistics Officer Newman Club Public Affairs Officer FUTURE PLANS United States Air Force MESSAGE There are many events which occur in people's lives. However, we all will remember this place. 365 366 JAMES HOON KIM Kimba, Joo Syosset, New York Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED USNS Algol - MSC S S Sealand Crusader - SeaLand Post Graduate Sailing COUNTRIES VISITED Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Saudi Arabia, Puerto Rico, more to come. INTERNSHIP Ocean Marine, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Golf, SNAME, Restriction, Foos Fan Club OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Zombo Commander 367 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S President Grant - APL M V Sealand Tacoma - SeaLand S S Sealand Producer - SeaLand USNS Contender (TBN M V Kings Pointer) M V Fred R. White Jr. - Columbia Trans. COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Alaska, Hawaii, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Teens Encounter Christ, Newman Club, Knights of Columbus, Power Squadron OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Adjutant TEC President Chief Engineer, Nantucket FUTURE PLANS Settle down, find some gainful employment, and marry a simple country girl. MESSAGE And suddenly I rejoiced in the great security of the sea as compared with the unrest of the land, in my choice of that untempted life presenting no disquieting problems, invested with an elementary moral beauty by the absolute straitforwardness of its appeal and by its singleness of purpose. - J.Conrad 368 BRIAN DAVID KRELL B Poulsbo, Washington Dual License SHIPS SAILED M V President Eisenhower - APL S S Sealand Pacific - SeaLand USS Puffer - U.S. Navy M V Exxon Long Beach - Sea River S S President Grant - APL COUNTRIES VISITED Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Guam, Classico Cleaning Office INTERNSHIP Argent Marine CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sailing, Auto Club, RBU, Cultural Affairs FUTURE PLANS To be a WWF Wrestler MESSAGE I strided through the door Applauding for the comedy was no more And 1 raised my drink to the future I couldn’t see. Smiling for any place is a better place to be. - B. K. 369 Dual License SHIPS SAILED S S Export Patriot - Farrell Lines M V Raleigh Bay - SeaLand M V President Polk - APL S S Keystone Canyon - Keystone COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, Turkey, Israel, Egypt, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, France INTERNSHIP National Cargo Bureau, New York Poles, Tublin, Palestides, Stratakis Law Firm, New York CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Offshore Sailing Team, Swim Team, SWE, SNAME, MDA, Academic Council, Midshipmen Council, '93 Christmas Ball Chairman OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Protocol Officer President - Midshipmen Council MESSAGE To all those who have played a part in my success and special times at KP - Mom, Voanna, Pat, Pudj, Friends - Thank you for your love and everything you did. I couldn't have done it without you guys. - Listen to your dreams. They never lie. 370 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED T V Kings Pointer - USMMA S S Sealand Discovery - SeaLand M V Sealand Integrity - SeaLand M V American Falcon COUNTRIES VISITIED England, France, Germany, Holland, Norway, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Ireland, Denmark. Belgium, The Netherlands, Puerto Rico INTERNSHIP Amerada Hess Corporation Fast Foward Trucking CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Football, Wrestling, Powerlifting Club OFFICER BILLETS Varsity Football Team Captain FUTURE PLANS Indian Chief of a small tribe in South Dakota MESSAGE If it weren't for my family, friends, football, and a shaved head, this place would have been a memory after the first week. i 371 RAYME ADRIAN LACY, II Ray, Ray-Man Satellite Beach, Florida Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Del Valle M V Cape Hudson S S LNG Capricorn S S Minnow COUNTRIES VISITED Egypt, Spain, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Japan, Indonesia INTERNSHIP Cape Canaveral Pilots Association CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Baseball, Hockey Club, Honor Board Representative, Year Book Staff, SNAME OFFICER BILLETS 4th Company Logistics Officer 2nd Battalion Executive Officer MESSAGE Thanks Mom, Dad, Mogan, Ryan, Shannon, and all others. I couldn't have done it without you. It is over, I did it! Don't serve time, let time serve you. I 372 5 i i • i i ■i � i STEPHEN EDWARD LAINO Steve Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED MW American Eagle USNS Sealift Mediterranean - IMC M V Sealion - Crowley S S Export Freedom GTS Admiral Callaghan COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, Egypt, Israel, Greece, Turkey, Croatia, Canada, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina INTERNSHIP Chalos Brown Attorneys at Law Stanley Associates CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Ju Jitsu Club, Karate Team, Offshore Sailing Team, Trident Club, Lacrosse, Keelboat Team OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Company Platoon Commander Trident Club President MESSAGE ..and each town looks the same to me, the movies and the factories, and every stanger's face I see reminds me how I long to be. Homeward Bound.. - Simon Garfunkel 373 Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED S S Thompson Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Charlotte Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Sealift Atlantic - IMC S S Prince William Sound - Keystone M V OOCL Inspiration - SeaLand S S Mormacsky - Mormac COUNTRIES VISITED Estonia, Germany, Belgium, Holland, France, Great Britain, Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Sudan, Djibouti INTERNSHIP USCG Marine Inspection Office, Battery Park CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 93.5 Club, King Wok Fan Club OFFICER BILLETS Third Company Platoon Commander FUTURE PLANS Laugh often, Love much, Feel the sand between my toes, and Keep following the path less traveled. MESSAGE My deepest thanks to my family for their love, support and encouragement. To Ericka - For your love, understanding, patience and always being there. To my friends - for making these last five years bearable, and my trusty Toyota for when it wasn't. 374 ERIK RONALD LECHAK Leech Johnstown, Pennsylvania Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Nedlloyd Holland - SeaLand S S Howell Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Sealand Advantage - SeaLand COUNTRIES VISITED Norway, Poland, Germany, Holland, England, Egypt, Italy, Turkey, Israel, Greece, USA INTERNSHIP National Center of Excellence in Metal Working Technologies CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Fencing Club, 70's Preservation Society, SNAME, Honor Guard OFFICER BILLETS 4th Company Commissary Officer Fencing Club President Midshipman Galactic Battle Commander Room Captain FUTURE PLANS Work, retire, then die MESSAGE Now what exactly is our obligation? 375 RONALD LEIGHTON, III Ketchikan, AK Marine Transportation 376 MATTHEW RYAN LENSKI Lensk, Lynch Sparta, Wisconson Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Kauai - Matson Navigation Co. M V Liberator - SeaLand MW Innovator - SeaLand M V Independence - SeaLand M V Pacer - SeaLand S S Consumer - Sealand S S Prince William Sound - Keystone COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. West Coast INTERNSHIP Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Environmental Division, Fort McCoy CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Newman Club, TEC, CCD Instructor, Wrestling, Weightlifting, Avid Hunter Fisherman, Matt's Mighty Manure Movers, Murray Farms, Inc., SNAME, Professional Poop Pitchers, Happy Farmers, 4-H FUTURE PLANS Work hard and make a difference. Do things right. Hunt, Fish, Milk Cows, and Bail Hay. Go to Washington and Kick Ass. 377 MATTHEW DONALD LEONI Arvada, Colorado Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V President Truman - APL S S Sealand Spirit - SeaLand MW Sealand Developer - SeaLand S S Arco Juneau - ARCO Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, China, Taiwan, Singapore INTERNSHIP Coors Brewing Company CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Offshore Racing Team, Pub Club OFFICER BILLETS 1st Company Platoon Commander FUTURE PLANS Attend the University of Colorado and achieve a graduate degree in Electrical Engineering. MESSAGE They say the only thing that stands between you and the perfect run is fear. Fear of failure. No matter how many times you crash, get up. Point the tips downtown and let 'em run. Life is vertical. - Glen Plake 378 Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED M V President Washington - APL S S Manukai - Matson Navigation Co. S S Exxon Baton Rouge - Exxon S S Atigun Pass - Keystone COUNTRIES VISITED Boss Man's Office, Bennigan's. Buttles, OO-LA-LA, KP Park, Larsen's Office, Bogarts, Fezziwigs, Guam, Taiwan, Japan INTERNSHIP Oceana Naval Air Station, Virginia Beach CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES LT Sydlo Fan Club, Sunday Night Bennigan's Support Group, 5th Co TRON Tournament, Finals Week O'hara Pool High Dive Club, The 300 Limit Club MESSAGE Thanks to everyone who helped me make it through and especially to you Mom, Dad, Bonnie, Laura, and Grandma. 379 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Cape Arcitwau - MSC M V Margaret Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Faust - Crowley Maritime M V Sea Fox G.T.S. Adm Wm. A Callaghan - MSC COUNTRIES VISITED Crete, Spain, Italy. Portugal, Scotland, Turkey, Israel, Germany, France, Belgium, England, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Egypt INTERNSHIP Drew Ameroid Marine Division CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Offshore Sailing, Tennis, SNAME, Newman Club. TEC, Mariners and Chapel, Choir, Hear This, Jazz Ensamble, Arts and World Affairs, Ethnic Culture Club, Japanese OFFICER BILLETS Band Company Executive Officer MESSAGE To attain excellence, you must care more than others think is wise, risk more than others think is safe, dream more than others think practical. — Produced by WAFAL Inc. Thanks to my friends who know who they are and family - Tata and Inda, and God. 380 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V President Truman - APL S S Sealand Spirit - SeaLand M V Sealand Developer - SeaLand S S Arco Juneau - Arco Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan. Singapore INTERNSHIP U.S. Coast Guard Marine Safety Office CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew Team, Golf Team, Hockey Club, Christian Fellowship Club, Knights of Columbus FUTURE PLANS Live a long and happy life MESSAGE Mom, Dad, Amanda, and the rest of the family. Thanks for the love and support the past 4 years. Thanks to my friends at KP for helping me make it through without going insane. 381 ERIC Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S President Grant - APL M V Sealand Tacoma - SeaLand S S Sealand Producer - SeaLand M V ARCO California - ARCO Marine COUTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Pacific Rim, Alaska, Hawaii, Washington, California INTERNSHIP Westwood Shipping Lines, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby, Swim Team and Water Polo Manager, Sportsman Club, Midshipmen Council OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Public Affairs Officer Regimental Alumni Liason FUTURE PLANS To live, never forgetting where I have gained my experience. MESSAGE Challenges make you discover things about yourself that you never really knew. They’re what makes the instrument stretch, what makes you go beyond the norm. - Tyson To my family - I love you, Thanks. 382 JARED STUART LISTER Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Galveston Bay - SeaLand S S Export Patriot - Farrell Lines S S Almeria Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Sealift Mediterranean - IMC M V Charlotte Lykes - Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, England, France, Holland, Spain, Italy, Israel, Egypt, Turkey, Puerto Rico INTERNSHIP Puerto Rico Marine Management, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club, Surf Club, Fishing Club, Offshore Sailing, Dinghy Team, Shopper Foosball Anonymous, Society of Extreme Rollerbladers FUTURE PLANS Make a home, surf my waves, ski my snow, run my roads, and travel all over the world MESSAGE Friendship buys friendship; Justice, Justice; Military merit, military success. Good husbandry finds wife, children, and household. The good merchant, large gains, ships, stocks, and money - Ralph Waldo Emerson. 383 GIAN A MARIE LOBONO Shelter Island, New York Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V President Washington - APL S S Kauai - Matson Navigation Co. S S OMI Charger - OMI S S President Jefferson - APL COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Hong Kong, 10 Tressel Trail INTERNSHIP Seaworthy Systems, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Peer Counseling, Regimental Band, Midships OFFICER BILLETS Band Academic Officer MESSAGE It took four years of teamwork but we made it to graduation! Good luck to everyone as we sail into the endless horizon - our futures. Thanks Mom, Dad, Amanda, Nonney, and Joe. Your constant $$, encouragement, and support made getting through this place fun and bearable. Now on to the real world. 384 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Marine Chemist - MTL M V Nosac Ranger - Pacific Gulf Marine S S President Hoover - APL S S Golden Gate - Keystone COUNTRIES VISITED Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Okinawa, Puerto Rico, St. Croix, England. France, Germany, Belgium INTERNSHIP Westvaco Fine Paper Mill CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Boxing Club, SNAME, Pub Club FUTURE PLANS To use my degree to the best of my ability MESSAGE Love and thanks to my family for all their support both verbally and financially. Good luck to everyone in the class of '94. Country roads, take me home to the place, 1 belong.. (Cuz it sure as hell ain't here) - John Denver I KYLE WESLEY LORASH Red Joliet, Montana Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED M V President Polk - APL M V President Arthur - APL S S President Hoover - APL S S Sealand Navigator - SeaLand M V Sealand Endurance - SeaLand M V Sealand Freedom - SeaLand M V Sealand Express - SeaLand S S ARCO Fairbanks - ARCO Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Sri Lanka, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Malta, Hawaii, Guam, Alaska, Spain, France, England, Netherlands INTERNSHIP ARCO Marine, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Cross Country, Track, Rifle, Ju-Jitsu, Outdoorsman Club, U.S. Propeller Club OFFICER BILLETS 1st Battalion Commander MESSAGE To those who sail: Roll on, thou deep and dark-blue ocean, roll! Ten thousand fleets sweep over thee in vain; man marks the Earth with ruin, his control stops with the shore - Byron 386 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V President Adams - APL S S Sealand Enterprise - SeaLand S S President Harrison - APL M V 1st Lt Alex Bonnyman - Maersk COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Guam, Korea, Somalia. Kenya, Diego Garcia INTERNSHIP Babcock Wilcox Company CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES SNAME, Arts and World Affairs, Running, Weightlifting OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Company Executive Officer MESSAGE Thank you Mom Dad for being there when I needed you. Love Craig. Just believe that life can only get better and trust me when I say you will be a better person when you graduate because you will be able to cope with life, both the good and the bad. - Donald Hepp, JR. 387 Dual License SHIPS SAILED S S Austrial Lightning M V Sealand Quality - SeaLand M V OMI Hudson - OMI COUNTRIES VISITED Holland, Germany, England, Gibraltar, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Mexico, U.S. West Coast INTERNSHIP Sealand Sevices French Merchant Marine Academy CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Newman Club, Golf Team, Volleyball Team, Knights of Columbus, SNAME, Academic Council OFFICER BILLETS Deputy Grand Knight - Knights of Columbus FUTURE PLANS Sailing and working in France MESSAGE If you can fill the unforgiving minute with 60 seconds worth of distance run, yours is the Earth and everything that's in it, and which is more you'll be a man my son. - Rudyard Kipling Thank God the minute has passed! 1 388 I u I i Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Integrity - SeaLand S S Guayama - Puerto Rico Marine G T ADM Callaghan - Marine Carriers S S Sealand Challenger - SeaLand M V Ambassador - Crowley COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, Netherlands, England, France, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Costa Rica, The Spot INTERNSHIP Seaworthy Systems, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Ring Committee, Two Months of Rugby, Bike Club. Skiing OFFICER BILLETS 3rd Company Executive Officer 3rd Company Platoon Commander MESSAGE I have gone to great lengths to expand my threshold of pain. - H. R. 389 i JOSHUA WILLIAM MAHONEY Josh, Dog Nahant, Maine Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V American Falcon - ATL MW Sea Wolf - ATL MW PFC William B. Baugh - Maersk G T ADM Callahan - MSC COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, Norway, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Diego Garcia, Kuwait INTERNSHIP General Electric of Lynn Maine CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES SNAME, Astronomy Club, Ski Club, Varsity Club, Diego Gutta Club, Down Boys MESSAGE I would like to dedicate my graduation to my Mother and Father. They are the greatest parents a son could ever hope to have. They only asked of me to give my best effort, yet they gave everything. There was never a time when they did not encourage, support, or inspire me. I'd also like to thank the rest of my family and friends especially: Justin, Jade, Nanna Grampie, Uncle Bill, Munna, Shia, The Kid, my Brothers from home and the good friends I made while serving time at K.P. Without you guys I never would have kept my sanity. Our voyage is over, now...GET EM IN YA... 390 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V President Kennedy - APL S S Sealand Producer - SeaLand S S Sealand Liberator - SeaLand S S Sealand Pacer - SeaLand S S Sealand Spirit - SeaLand M V Richard G. Matthiesen - OSC COUNTRIES VISITED Taiwan, Japan, China, Dutch Harbor, Hawaii, Philippines INTERNSHIP L. B. Ludwig Associates, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Drill Team FUTURE PLANS To teach people who like to have fun. They call themselves 'Mariners.' MESSAGE I never lose sight of the fact that just being here is fun - Katherine Hepbun 391 Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V President Lincoln - APL M V Sealand Tacoma - SeaLand USNS Mercury (T-AKR 10) - MSC COUNTRIES VISITED Guam, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Okinawa, Panama Canal, Hawaii, U.S. West Coast, U.S. Gulf Coast INTERNSHIP Lightowler Johnson Associates, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES SWE, Peer Counselor, Student Athletic Trainer, Volleyball, Golf, SNAME OFFICER BILLETS Volleyball Team Captain MESSAGE If all difficulties were known at the outset of a long journey, most of us would never start out at all. - Dan Rather Thank you for all the great memories from my friends at KP and thank you for all the love and support at home. Good Luck Emily in your future years here! Later Days... 392 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V President Kennedy - APL S S Sealand Pacific - SeaLand USNS Andrew J. Higgins - MSC COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Alaska, Hawaii, Guam. Hong Kong, Singapore, Korea, Australia INTERNSHIP Coors Brewing Company CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Knights of the Round Table, TEC, Arts and World Affairs Committee, SNAME, Women's Volleyball, Men's Volleyball OFFICER BILLETS 1 st Company Executive Officer Men's Volleyball Team Captain MESSAGE If you don't stand up for something, you will fall for anything. I am a link of the chain. i 393 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Energy Independence - Keystone S S Cape Ann - AMSEA M V 1st Lt. Baldomero Lopez - AMSEA M V Nedlloyd Holland - SeaLand S S Export Freedom - Farrell Lines M V Liberty Sea - Liberty Maritime S S OMI Charger - OMI COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, Holland, England, France, Spain, Greece, Italy, Turkey, Israel, Egypt, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Sri Lanka INTERNSHIP Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station SABINE Transportation Company CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Lacrosse, SNAME. Knights of Columbus, Hockey Club, Power Squadron, 93.5 Club, Peer Counseling, June Ball Planning Committee MESSAGE Think where man's glory most begins and ends. And say my glory was I had such friends. - W.B. Yeats Thanks to my friends who made me come back and to Mom, Dad, Tracy, Sheila, and Berna who are always there. 394 Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED S S Kaimoku - Matson Navigation Co. M V Sealand Defender - SeaLand M V Sealand Pacer - SeaLand S S Keystoner - Keystone COUNTRIES VISITED Japan. South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Hawaii, Alaska, Panama Canal INTERNSHIP Law Firm of Kessal, Young and Logan CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club, Power Squadron, Crew Team, AQI Facilitator, Fencing Club, Weightlifiting Club, Outdoorsman Club, The Spot Club OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Honor Board Vice Chairman for Education 2nd Battalion Honor Board Chairman FUTURE PLANS Move to Hong Kong and dominate one of the many trade companies. MESSAGE Fear is the ultimate challenge, once it is conquered, so is life. Do everything here that you can possibly do, and experience the free world as much as possible. The more you go, the more you know. 395 ARTHUR RAY MILLER Art Export, Pennsylvania Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Sea Wolf - Crowley Maritime S S Cape Decision - MSC USNS Sirius - MSC S S Export Patriot - Farrell Lines M V Sealand Consumer - SeaLand COUNTRIES VISITED Italy, Spain, Japan, Israel, Turkey, Egypt, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Venezuela, Greece, Saudi Arabia, Puerto Rico INTERNSHIP Combustion Engineering, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Track, Karate, Pub Club, Bowling Club, 5-Year Club OFFICER BILLETS 1 st Company Logistics Officer MESSAGE To my family and close friends - Thank you for everything. I couldn't have made it through school and my accident without you. I love you all. To Vicki Brandon, I love you and look forward to our life together. 396 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED USNS Marshfield - MSC M V American Falcon - ATL S S Louise Lykes - Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Scotland, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Gibraltar, Korea, Japan, Okinawa INTERNSHIP Babcock Wilcox, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Track Field Team, Weightlifting Club, 1994 Class Ring Committee OFFICER BILLETS Third Company Commander Track Team Captain Ring Committee Chairman FUTURE PLANS Marine Engineering Ashore Hammer...All the way!! MESSAGE Life is not that difficult...bewailing and excuses get nowhere...and always give people more than they expect to get. Thanks to all whom I've associated with. 397 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Green Island - Waterman M V OMI Sacramento - OMI S S SGT Mates Kolak S S PFC Eugene A. Obregon S S Mormacsun - Mormac Marine M V Sheldon Lykes - Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Egypt, Jordan, Djibouti, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Thailand, Singapore, Estonia, Denmark, Venezuela, Italy, Israel, Turkey INTERNSHIP Maritime Administration Department of Labor and Training CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Soccer. Rugby, KPESA OFFICER BILLETS 3rd Company Athletic Director FUTURE PLANS Sail to be Captain or become a CEO MESSAGE Never journey without something to eat in your pocket. If only to throw to the dogs when attacked by them. - E.J. Bates 398 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V President Kennedy - APL M V Sealand Pacific - SeaLand S S Sealand Performance - SeaLand S S Conho - Sabine Transportation COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Guam, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Germany, England, France, Netherlands INTERNSHIP 109th Air Refueling Group Kansas Air National Guard CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Knights of the Round Table, Varsity Crew Team, Park Ranger OFFFICER BILLETS 1st Battalion Adjutant 1st Battalion Commander MESSAGE Knights of the Round Table: Merch, Axe, Skidda, Rags, Lip, Bird, and to all my other friends, Big Red and Jim the Whop, thanks for a great time at Kings Point. To my family and Nancy, I couldn't have made it without you. 399 CHRISTOPHER GLEN MOORE Fr. Moore, Moe, Pappa U.S. Navy Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Sealand Pacific - SeaLand M V President Kennedy - APL S S OMI Willamette - OMI M V Sealand Atlantic - SeaLand COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Guam, Holland, Germany, France, England, Peru, USA INTERNSHIP Military Sealift Command CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew Team, Knights of Columbus, Polar Bear Club, Newman Club, TEC, Old 4th Co. OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Honor Board Chairman Regimental Commander FUTURE PLANS USMC and Graduate Studies MESSAGE The important things I learned at Kings Point: Never give up; You can be whatever you resolve to be; Be pleased with your successes; Don't be afraid to ask for help; Seek to understand before criticizing; Learn from your mistakes; Don't settle for second rate; Never lower your standards; Live, love, and learn; And pray, above all, pray. 400 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Howell Lykes - Lykes Lines USNS Saturn (T-AFS-10) - MSC S S Mormacstar - Mormac Marine M V American Falcon - ATL COUNTRIES VISITED Canada, Egypt. Ethiopia, Sicily, UAE, Peru, Djibouti, Saudi Arabia, Italy, Turkey, Israel, Venezuela. Yugoslavia INTERNSHIP C.H. Snyder Co. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby, Astronomy Club, Jelly of the Month Club, Morning Missile Club, Goose Petting Club, Hockey Club OFFICER BILLETS 3rd Company Executive Officer Regimental Academics Officer SNAME - Vice Chairman MESSAGE All of my love and thanks to Mom, Dad, Lisa, Mark, Jenny, and Buffy for always being there at the most difficult time! We made it, I love you all! I think another haircut is in order pap. i 401 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Performance - SeaLand S S Flickertail State S S OMI Charger - OMI S S Fred G. COUNTRIES VISITED Holland, Germany, England, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Oman INTERNSHIP U.S. Coast Guard Station Riviera Beach, Florida CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Golf Team, Peer Counseling OFFICER BILLETS Varsity Golf Team Captain FUTURE PLANS Sail for a few years, then settle down and start a family. MESSAGE Strive for excellence, not perfection, and never compromise your integrity. 402 SHAWN PATRICK MURPHY Murf, Murfowitz East Lyme, Connecticut Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Independence - SeaLand S S Farrell Line Argonaut M V Liberty Wave S S Mormac Sun S S Sealand Crusader - SeaLand COUNTRIES VISITED Dominican Republic, Egypt, France, Greece, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Morroco, Panama, Peru, Spain, Turkey, Venezuela INTERNSHIP Seaworthy Systems, Inc. Essex, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Offshore Sailing Team, Honor Guard OFFICER BILLETS Leverage Crew Chief Leverage Skipper MESSAGE Thanks to my parents and everyone that helped me get through KP! Dreams come true, you just have to make them happen. 403 LARRY EUGENE NACE Spring Grove, PA Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Export Freedom - Farrell Lines S S Sealand Crusader - SeaLand IWV USNS Sealift Mediterranean - IMC USS Ponce - U.S. Navy MA Sea Fox - Crowley M V USNS Sealift Arabian Sea - IMC TfV Kings Pointer - USMMA COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, Greece, Egypt, Turkey, Israel, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, Cuba, Aruba, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Dominican Republic, USA INTERNSHIP U.S. Naval Academy Preparatory School CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Operations Officer FUTURE PLANS Plan on obtaining an ocean-going job as a 3rd Engineer or obtaining a shoreside job as a design engineer. 404 Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Marjorie Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Star of Texas - Sea Hawk Mgmt. S S Sealand Pacific - SeaLand M V PFC Jame Anderson, JR. - Maersk COUNTRIES VISITED Peru, Panama, Gibraltar, Israel, Egypt. Guam, Taiwan, Diego Garcia, Azores, France, Italy, England, Saudi Arabia INTERNSHIP Port Everglades Authority CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Water Polo, Lacrosse, Trident Club, June Ball Committee, Automotive Interest Club, Sportsmans Club, SNAME, Ski Club FUTURE PLANS Make the most money doing the least amount of work possible. MESSAGE Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence; Talent will not, nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent; Genius will not, unrewarded genius is almost a proverb; Education will not, the world is full of educated derelicts; Persistance and determination alone are omnipotent. - C. Coolidge 405 MATTHEW DOUGLAS NEMCIC Dover, Delaware If you think you arc beaten, you arc; If you think you dare not. you don’t; If you’d like to win. but you cun’t. It’� almost o dnch you won’t. If you think you 'll lose, you're lost. For out in the world we rind. Success beginswith a fellow's w ill: If you’re outclassed, you are; You’ve got to think high to rise. You've just got to be sure of yourself. Before you can win the prize. Life’s battles don't always go. To the stronger or faster man. But sooner or later that man who w Is the one who thinks he can. Ship’s Officer SHIPS SAILED USNS Marshfield - MSC M V American Falcon - Crowley Maritime S S Mormacstar - Mormac Marine M V Chesapeake Trader - Attransco COUNTRIES VISITED Canada, Venezuela, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Scotland, Peru INTERNSHIP Dole Fresh Fruit Container Terminal Wilmington, Delaware CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Trident Club, Golf, Offshore Sailing Team OFFICER BILLETS 3rd Company Platoon Commander FUTURE PLANS Go South! MESSAGE I’d like to thank my family and friends for all the support they have given me. There is no way I could have made it without you. Thank You. 406 Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V American Eagle - Pacific Gulf Marine M V Ambassador - Crowley Maritime M V lie de France - SeaLand S S Gulf Trader - All Marine Services S S Mormac Sun - Mormac Marine S S Guayama - Puerto Rico Marine Mgmt. COUNTRIES VISITED Holland, England, Germany, France, Gibraltar, Egypt, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Panama, Costa Rica, Jamaica. St. Croix, Dominican Republic INTERNSHIP SEATEK Advance Marine Propulsion CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES SNAME, Karate Club, Power Squadron, Propeller Club, Ju-Jitsu Club, Trident Club FUTURE PLANS Get married to the beautiful lady you see on my right, have a couple of kids, sail until 1 make Chief, go shoreside, and retire at 35. 407 ZACHARY NATHANIEL NEWELL Zach Fairmount City, PA Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Cape Douglas - MAC S S Sealand Challenger - SeaLand M V Loius J. Hauge, Jr. - Maersk S S Global Sentinel COUNTRIES VISITED Saudi Arabia, UAE, Jamaica, Puerto Rico INTERNSHIP National Cargo Bureau World City Corporation CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Basketball, Warsity Tennis, Honor Guard OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Company Academic Officer FUTURE PLANS Find a job a shore 408 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V President Monroe - APL M V President Polk - APL M V Matson Manukai - Matson M V Sealand Spirit - SeaLand M V Exxon Northslope - Exxon COUNTRIES VISITED Far East, Guam, U.S. West Coast CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Softball, Volleyball, Crew, Dinghy Team, Midships OFFICER BILLETS Peer Counselor MESSAGE There are grand rewards for those who pick the high hard roads, but those rewards are hidden for years. - R. Bach Thanks to everyone that helped me through the last 5 years: My family, Mike, Cindy, Jon, The Sussis and the Murphys. Thank you all!! 409 ROBERT JEREMY NOISEUX Brooklyn, Connecticut Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Corpus Christi - Coastal Corp. S S Carolina M V Sea Wolf S S Jeremiah O’Brien COUNTRIES VISITED USA, Bahamas, Venezuela, Brazil INTERNSHIP Steam train fireman and brakeman for the Valley Railroad, Essex, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Emery Rice Engine Restoration Antique Machinery Restoration Regimental Band FUTURE PLANS Expect to sail for half the year and work on my farm the other half. MESSAGE Thanks to my wife and parents most of all. Thanks to my friends and family who helped me along the way. Genuis is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration - Thomas Edison 410 DAVID ETHAN OLSON Ole, Bird Dog, Butt head Gloucester, Virginia Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED M V Tyson Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Falcon Duchess - Seahawk Mgmt. M V Duchess - Ocean Duchess, Inc. M V Strong Texan - Bengtson and Walker COUNTRIES VISITED USA, France, Belgium, Germany, U.K., Guam, Philippines, Yapp, Costa Rica INTERNSHIP McAllister Towing USCG Marine Safety Office CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Offshore Sailing, Crew, Regimental Band. Fanfare Trumpets, CFC, Company Honor Representative, KPESA OFFICER BILLETS Band Company Commander KPESA President Fanfare Commander MESSAGE A simple philosophy: The best to give your enemy is forgivness; to an opponent, tollerance; to a friend, your heart; to your child, a good example; to your father, deference; to your mother, conduct that will make her proud of you; to yourself, respect; to all men, charity - Lord Balfour 411 ROBERT CHRISTOPHER PARKE Bob Escondido, California Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V President Lincoln - APL M V President Buchanan - APL M V President Monroe - APL S S Keystoner - Keystone Shipping M V Sealand Innovator - SeaLand COUNTRIES VISITED Guam, Taiwan, Singapore, UAE, Sri Lanka, Japan, Panama, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP San Diego Unified Port District CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES M V Nantucket, KPESA, King Wok Frequent Eater Program, Kings Point Setback Society MESSAGE It's a perfect day for dreams to come true for thinking big and doing anything you want to do...It's a perfect day to throw back your head and kiss it all goodbye. - The Cure Thank you Mom and Dad for a lifetime of support. Goodbye Kings Point. 412 Dual License SHIPS SAILED M V Tillie Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Cape May S S Cape Farewell M V Strong Texan S S Coastal New York - Coastal Corp. COUNTRIES VISITED Belgium, France, Germany, England, Italy, Malta, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Guam, Japan, Seattle, Miami, New Orleans INTERNSHIP Van Ommeren USA, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Dinghy Team, Offshore Sailing Team OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Academics Officer FUTURE PLANS To work as a Marine Engineer MESSAGE People need trouble - a little frustration to sharpen the spirit on, tough it. You have to learn 'fortitude,' endurance. Only vegitables are happy. - William Faulkner Love and thanks go out to the Blood, My Tribe, and The Unforgiven. 413 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Adabelle Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Stonewall Jackson - Waterman M V Sealand Liberator - SeaLand USS La Jolla, SSN-701 - U.S. Navy S S Kauai - Matson Navigation Co. COUNTRIES VISITED Belgium, Germany, England, Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Djibouti, Somalia, Oman, Pakistan, India, Thailand, Sumatra, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan INTERNSHIP Matson Corporation CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Tennis Team, SNAME, ASNE, CFC, Computer Club OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Logistics Officer Tennis Team Captain FUTURE PLANS Sailing, working for a design firm, or teaching tennis lessons. MESSAGE Ride the Pony! 414 I I u J i i E r i i Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Banner M V Sealand Integrity - SeaLand M V Liberty Sun - Liberty Maritime S S Energy Independence - Keystone COUNTRIES VISITED Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Gibraltar, Germany, England, Netherlands, France, Singapore, Pakistan INTERNSHIP Netword Shipping, Ltd. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Dinghy Team, Offshore Sailing Team OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Commissary Officer MESSAGE Life's a bit simpler than it seems. Thanks Mom, Dad. John, Gary, Jennifer, Kattie, John Jeff. 415 .1 -I BRIAN LAWRENCE PETERS Pete Albertson, New York Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V American Falcon - ATL S S Almeria Lykes - Lykes Lines GTS Admiral William Callaghan M V PFC William B. Baugh - Maersk COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, Norway, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Israel, Diego Garcia, Saudi Arabia INTERNSHIP Long Island Lighting Company Barret Power Station CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Arts and World Affairs, Ethnic Culture Club, Knights of Columbus, Century Club, Varsity Football, LT Sydlo Fan Club MESSAGE Thanks Mom, Dad, Jeannee, Sue and Joe. I could never have done it without you. Kyle, thanks for being a great roommate. To all those that have helped me along the way, I can't thank you enough. Only the good die young. 416 I CHRISTINA JEAN PLADSEN Christa, Taz Virginia Beach, Virginia Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED M V President Lincoln - APL M V Sealand Tacoma - SeaLand M V Sealand Atlantic - SeaLand S S Spray COUNTRIES VISITED Holland, England, France, Germany, Taiwan, Japan. Mexico, Alaska, Guam INTERNSHIP Port Authority of New York New Jersey CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES LBAM, Softball, Volleyball, Swimming, Parks and Recreation Committee, SWE, LT Sydlo Fan Club FUTURE PLANS Chill out and be a bum. Then maybe go to graduate school and study environmental engineering. MESSAGE Thanks to everyone who has helped me through this jail sentence! To everyone in the class of '94 - Free at last. Free at last, thank God Almighty we are free at last - Martin Luther King. Jr. 417 ERIC SEAN POLTRACK Sean Johnstown, Pennsylvania Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED MW Senator - Crowley USNS Kanawha T-AO-196 - MSC COUNTRIES VISITED Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Gibraltar, U.S. Virgin Islands, British Virgin Islands, Martinique, Puerto Rico, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba INTERNSHIP Maryland Port Administration CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Offshore Sailing Dawn Star, United Association of Valet Parkers, Mary's Muttontown Men. Bennigan's Shuttle Operator, Kings Point Park Maintenance Committee, Any group going out the gate, USAA OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Supply and Maintenance Officer FUTURE PLANS To pay off the debt incurred while taking full advantage of every moment on the outside. MESSAGE I spent 4 years prostate to the higher mind, got my paper, and I was free.. - Indigo Girls 418 JAMES HAROLD POWER Jimbo Wading River, New York Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Senator - Crowley M V Sealand Value - SeaLand M V Ambassador - Crowley M V Export Freedom - Farrell Lines M V Sugar Islander - Pacific Gulf Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Jamaica, Guatamala, Costa Rica, Panama, France, Italy, Spain, Malta, Russia, Gibraltar. Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Greece, Germany, Belgium, Texas INTERNSHIP Long Island Lighting Company Northport Power Station CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Wrestling, Rugby, Ethnic Culture Club, Century Club, Tony Holmes Fan Club, Preferred Member Commack Motor Inn OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Morale Officer Co-Chairman Ethnic Culture Club MESSAGE Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood and I, I took the one less traveled and that has made all the difference. - Robert Frost 419 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Sugar Islander S S Sealand Trader - SeaLand M V Nedlloyd Holland - SeaLand S S Thompson Lykes - Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Taiwan, El Salvador, Holland, Belgium, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Guam INTERNSHIP Tri-States Generation Transmission Craig Station, Craig Colorado CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Fishing Club, President of Hick Club, One of four survivors of the Liberator Labor Day Hell Weekend OFFICER BILLETS Waterfront Fleet Chief Engineer FUTURE PLANS Go fishing, hunting, find a good job, make some money, then squander it ranching. MESSAGE I would have been glad to have lived under my woodside, and to have kept a flock of sheep, rather than to have undertaken this government. - Oliver Cromwell Thanks Dad, Mom, Nancy, Bill, and my three sisters. 420 CHRISTOPHER RONALD PRICE It's Woody from Cheers Kent Island, Maryland Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V President Adams - APL M V President Arthur - APL M V Spirit of Texas - Seahawk Mgmt. COUNTRIES VISITED Around the world. Boys, around the world. INTERNSHIP David Talyor Research Center Annapolis, Maryland CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES ASNE, SNAME, Buttles Friday Night Club, Yobs, Yobs More Yobs! OFFICER BILLETS ASNE Chairman FUTURE PLANS Open a club and have a wonderful family after partying it up for a few years. MESSAGE Thanks to all my friends for working through this place with me. Thanks also go to my family for the monetary support! Hope we can all get together again. We're outta here! i 421 Dual License SHIPS SAILED S S Kainalu - Matson S S Sealand Spirit - SeaLand S S Kenai - Keystone USS La Jolla (SSN 701) - U.S. Navy USNS Guadalupe TAO-200 - MSC COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, U.S. West Coast INTERNSHIP U.S. Naval Submarine Base - San Diego Argent Marine, Inc. - Newport News, VA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Mariners Chorus, Fanfare Trumpets, Fencing Club OFFICER BILLETS Band Company Executive Officer FUTURE PLANS U.S. Navy Nuclear Power School Submarine Officer MESSAGE If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. 422 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Newark Bay S S Falcon Princess S S Cape Farrell M V Delaware Trader M V 1st LT Alex Bonnyman COUNTRIES VISITED England, Holland, Germany, Spain, Italy, Malta, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Diego Garcia, USA INTERNSHIP Keesal, Young and Logan Long Beach, CA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Midshipmen Council, Varsity Swimming, Varsity Water Polo, Varsity Golf OFFICER BILLETS First Class President Second Class President Third Class Secretary MESSAGE Success is never LUCK, instead the product of Hard Work and Persistence. A man's limits are defined only by his own ingenuity and imagination. 423 4 Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Argonaut - Farrell Lines M V Sealand Integrity - SeaLand M V President Adams - APL S S Exxon Benicia - Exxon COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, Israel, Greece, Turkey, Egypt, England, Germany, Holland, Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP United Illuminating Company New Haven, Connecticut CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rifle Team, Knights of Columbus, Power Squadron FUTURE PLANS Travel across the country, move south, and enjoy life for a while. MESSAGE Sometimes when I look back on all of this I laugh, other times I just shake my head in amazement. 424 MICHAEL ROBERT RAGONESE Rags Oceanside, New York Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Raleigh Bay - SeaLand S S Argonaut - Farrell Lines USNS Redstone - MSC S S Mormacsun - Mormac Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Holland, Germany, England, Spain, Italy, Greece, Egypt, Isreal, Turkey, Panama, Estonia INTERNSHIP Department of Lighting and Power Village of Freeport CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Knights of the Round Table MESSAGE My family is the most important thing to me. I hope my children will feel the same way. 425 Dual License SHIPS SAILED M V President Adams - APL USS George Philip (FFG-12) - U.S. Navy S S Sealand Navigator - SeaLand M V Roger Blough - U.S. Steel RMS Queen Elizabeth 2 - Cunard Line Ltd. COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, China, Hong Kong, England Canada, Guam, Stephen's Pond INTERNSHIP Surface Warfare Officer's School CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regimental Band, Mariner's Chorus, Chapel Choir, CFC, Pistol Team, KPESA, ASNE, SNAME, M V Atlantis, Sandman Club OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Bandmaster FUTURE PLANS U.S. Navy, Surface Warfare Officer MESSAGE ..two roads diverged in a wood and I, I took the one less traveled by and that has made all the difference. - R. Frost Thanks to all my friends and family for helping me make it through this place! Good Luck '94 Dualies - you guys are great! Special thanks to Mom and Dad -1 love you guys! 426 HUBERT AGUILAR RAMOS Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Tillie Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Stonewall Jackson - Waterman M V Sealand Innovator - SeaLand S S Lurline - Matson Navigation Co. COUNTRIES VISITED USA, Belgium, Germany, England, France, Egypt, Djibouti, Oman, Pakistan, India, Thailand, Sumatra, Singapore, Alaska, Japan, Okinawa, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan. Hawaii. Disneyland INTERNSHIP VF-14 Tophatters NAS Oceana, VA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES ASNE. Astronomy Club, Newman Club, Regimental Band. SNAME, Yearbook Staff, Arts World Affairs, Ethnic Culture Club OFFICER BILLETS ASNE Vice Chairman MESSAGE Special thanks to my family - Mom, Dad, Eugene, Anthony, Trinity, and Michelle for the laughs and love. To my brother Gene - I would not have made it through here without you. Thanks for everything. Word 'G'! To Jennifer Lynn Dailey for all the good times we shared. You changed my life forever. For that I am eternally grateful. i 427 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Cornhusker State - Interocean Mgmt. M V President Adams - APL M V Nedlloyd Holland - SeaLand S S Spray - American Heavy Lift Co. COUNTRIES VISITED UAE, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Germany, England, Netherlands, France, Left Coast, Philly INTERNSHIP Interocean Management Corp. - Philadelphia CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby, Peer Counselor, Knights of Columbus, Maintenance Engineer - Lounge MESSAGE Thanks Mom, Dad, Jeff and the rest of my Family and Friends for all of your love and support. There is no better friend in life than a good pair of boots. 428 Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Tyson Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Falcon Duchess S S Sealand Trader - SeaLand M V AT Trader - ATL M V 1st Lt Alex Bonnyman - Maersk COUNTRIES VISITED Belgium, England, Germany, France, Taiwan, Spain, Diego Garcia, U.S. East Coast, U.S. West Coast, Guam, Only God knows where else I’ve been.. INTERNSHIP F A-18 Squadron VFA-106 Cecilfield, Florida CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Swimming, Water Polo, Automotive Club, Peer Counselor, Master Tapper MESSAGE I thank God for all the people who made it worthwhile. All credit goes to my family for their strength, love, faith and unconditional support. Thank you Mom, I won't forget. [S3-UD LA KKGD DG MSI 429 KARL HANS RITTINGER Hans, Wild Thing Forty Fort, Pennsylvania Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V American Eagle - Pacific Gulf Marine S S Ashley Lykes - Lykes Lines USNS Mediterranean Sea - IMC M V Charlotte Lykes - Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Honduras, Panama, Germany, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Venezuela, Ascension Island, South Africa, Kenya, St. Helena, Puerto Rico, Israel, Egypt, USA, Manhattan INTERNSHIP Three Mile Island Nuclear Generating Plant CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Swimming, RBU, Color Guard, Honor Guard, ROA, SNAME, USAA, Squirrel Hunting Club, Lt Roth Fan Club OFFICER BILLETS Drill Instructor 4th Company Commissary Officer FUTURE PLANS To have the best life possible, have fun, and never return to Long Island. MESSAGE If you can make it through KP, you can make it anywhere; If you can make it through KP in the class of '94, you're damn lucky! Thanks Mom and Dad. 430 ANGELA JEAN ROSELLE Riverview, Michigan Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED S S American Kestrel - Pacific Gulf Marine M V Tillie Lykes - Lykes Lines M V William R. Roesch - Columbia Trans. COUNTRIES VISITED Saudi Arabia, England, France, Germany, Belgium INTERNSHIP Tampa Bay Pilot Association CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES AQ1 TQM Facilitator, SWE, Class Officer, Mariner Crew OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Honor Board Vice Chairman FUTURE PLANS Sail on the Great Lakes as a 3rd Mate. MESSAGE To my mother, my best friend, my father, my biggest fan, to D my biggest critic, and the many friends I have made over the past four years, thank you for your love and support. I love you all, especially one. When I was just a little girl. I asked my mother what will I be? Will I be pretty? Will I be rich? And here's what she said to me... 431 MATTHEW MCARTHUR ROSS Bear Glenbum, Maine Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Sealand Expedition - SeaLand S S Agent S S Cape Archway USNS Joshua Humphreys COUNTRIES VISITED Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Scotland, Spain, Italy, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Greece INTERNSHIP Maritime Overseas Corporation CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES KPESA, Indoor Track, French Exchange Program, MDA Telethon OFFICER BILLETS Third Company Commander KPESA Camporee Program Vice-Chairman French Student Exchange Program FUTURE PLANS Sailing job or a job using abilities in French MESSAGE To my Family, I love you all very much. Thank you for the support you've always given me. Jodie, Dan, Bill, Eric, Murf, Jason and Russ, thanks for the memories. When life becomes difficult and presents you with its greatest challenges, steer into the wind and ride out the storm. 432 ERIK EUGENE SACHWITZ Sac North Canton, Ohio Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Kaimoku - Matson Navigation Co. M V Paul Tregurtha COUNTRIES VISITED Taiwan. Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, UAE. Singapore, Japan, Korea. Hempstead INTERNSHIP Pentagon OP-42 MMR CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Golf, Football, Team-Sierra, Vibrator, Darts, Pizza Hut, Varsity Club, SNAME, LT Roth Fan Club OFFICER BILLETS Golf Team Captain FUTURE PLANS To just do chicks and drink beer. Not necessarily in that order. MESSAGE It has been an interesting 5 years to say the least, of which 1 never would have been able to do without the loving support of my family, Mom, Dad, Rich, Kristen. You all really believed in me. To all 'the Boys' it has been an interesting 4 5 years. We definitely did it. Party on guys. 433 r-'i LINDA CHRISTINE SALAZAR Rat Laredo, Texas Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED S S American Kestrel - PGM Co. M V Tillie Lykes - Lykes Lines M V OMI Dynachem - OMI COUNTRIES VISITED Saudi Arabia, Wales, England, France, Belgium, Germany, Panama, USA INTERNSHIP NASA Johnson Space Center Houston, Texas CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew, LAB AM, Waterfront, LT Sydlo Fan Club, Volleyball, Parks and Recreation Committee, Softball, SWE, KP Drinking Team, President of the Final Frontier OFFICER BILLETS Second Company Platoon Commander Partial Room Captain FUTURE PLANS Who knows, I'm only 21 and the world is my apple! (or was that oyster?) MESSAGE Thanks a lot everyone who helped me get through this place. Now that it's over, I’m never coming back to this part of the country again! Applause my friends, the comedy is over. 24 - William Shakespeare Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Sheldon Lykes - Lykes Lines S S LASH Atlantico - Coastal Barge Corp. S S Spirit of Texas - Seahawk Management S S OMI Willamette - OMI USNS Contender - TBN M V Kings Pointer COUNTRIES VISITED Netherlands, Germany, England, France, Bulgaria, Egypt. Sudan, Ethiopia, Djibouti, Panama INTERNSHIP Maryland Port Administration CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES RBU, Pub Club. Knights of Columbus OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Company Commissary Officer Pub Club President FUTURE PLANS To go and conquer the world MESSAGE We are all worms, but I do believe that I am a glow worm. - W. Churchhill Being in a ship is being in a jail, with the chance of being drowned. - S. Johnson Thanks for all the support and encouragement Mom, Dad, Mike, Bowe, Matt and all my friends...Schmutz. 435 CASEY EDWARD SCOTT Cliff Ridgeway, Pennsylvania Dual License SHIPS SAILED S S Argonaut - Farrell Lines PFC Dewayne T. Williams - AMSEA S S Energy Independence - Keystone S S Mormacsun - Mormac Marine G T LNG Aquarius - Energy Trans. COUNTRIES VISITED Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Israel, England, Germany. Bahrain, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Quatar, Japan, Indonesia INTERNSHIP Penn. Attransco Shipping McQuilling Brokerage CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Lacrosse, Waterfront Power Squadron OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Battalion Logistics Officer Skipper - M V Atlantis MESSAGE Thank you Mom, Dad, and Linda for your understanding, patience and support. I could never have done it without you. I love you all. 436 RUSSELL GREGORY SHADOLE t I Shadow Seaford, New York Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Sea Wolf - Crowley Maritime S S Sealand Crusader - SeaLand M V Liberty Spirit - Liberty Maritime S S Mormacstar - Mormac Marine S S Nuevo San Juan - Puerto Rico Marine COUNTRIES VISITED Venezuela, Brazil, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Israel, Jordan INTERNSHIP Safe Harbor Chartering CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Baseball, Water Polo, Volleyball, Karate FUTURE PLANS To make a lot of money and never look back. 437 MATTHEW TIMOTHY SHANLEY The Kid Binghamton, New York Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Howell Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Nedlloyd Hudson - SeaLand M V American Eagle S S B.T. Alaska COUNTRIES VISITED Italy, Somalia, Egypt, Germany, Israel, Belgium, Turkey, Netherlands, Greece, England INTERNSHIP Haight, Gardner, Poor Havens CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Soccer, Ski Club, SNAME, Century Club FUTURE PLANS Graduate School then return to society MESSAGE yo-yo. Kid...; His hair was perfect (Peters); Mahoney quit studying, go to bed; Last Stall on the left; Dad you were right - Dan, may your remaining years here be quick and painless; At first, I thought I had wasted my college years...The Institute was the most valuable experience I have ever had...The Institute taught me about the kind of man I did not want to be. - Patrick Conroy 438 PATRICK BEAU FRANCIS SHEA Armstrong, Wisconsin Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Kaimoku - Matson Navigation M V Sealand Defender - SeaLand S S Golden Gate - Keystone M V President Adams - APL M V President Buchanan - APL M V President Eisenhower - APL COUNTRIES VISITED Hawaii, Japan, Okinawa, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore. Sri Lanka, UAE INTERNSHIP Bath Iron Works CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Crew, Sportmans Club, Peer Counseling OFFICER BILLETS Sportmans Club President FUTURE PLANS To find and create from within happiness and be monetarily compensated for it. MESSAGE Cascading infinitely forward to the destiny of self by spreading the lay of life and following the unkown way. My questions come, my questions go; answers will be never known; harmonizing quality determining who we'll be. As I talk and as I grow; my feelings everflow! 439 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Leslie Lykes - Lykes Lines T V Kings Pointer - USMMA S S Maui - Matson M V President Truman - APL S S Kaimoku - Matson COUNTRIES VISITED South Africa, Ascension Islands, Mast, Central Park, Many Airports, Far East INTERNSHIP Washington D.C. Police Department (Harbor Patrol Division) CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby, Diving Team, Offshore Sailing Team, USAir Club, 3rd World Bus Riding Club FUTURE PLANS I plan to travel and see some places I have not seen and do some things I have not done. MESSAGE I would like to thank my friends and family for their continuous support during my four years at Kings Point. The journey continues... 440 rW?’ r r Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S John Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Tillie Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Sea Lion - Crowley Maritime M V Sheldon Lykes - Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, Belgium, England, Mexico, Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Venezuela, Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Italy INTERNSHIP Pennsylvania Electric Co. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Baseball Team, Knights of Columbus, Newman Club, TEC OFFICER BILLETS 1st Battalion Operations Officer MESSAGE Mom, Dad, and Stacy, thank you for everything. You've been a constant inspiration. I love you. To my friends here, thanks for keeping it interesting. If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. - H. D. Thoreau. 441 DEREK WILLIAM SKAHEN Shake 'n' Bake Dunedin, Florida Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V James Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Sealand Atlantic - SeaLand M V Tillie Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Duchess - Seahawk Management COUNTRIES VISITED Northern Europe, Meditteranean, Mexico, Insanity INTERNSHIP Boeing Aerospace Corporation Key West, Florida CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Newman Club, TEC, MIDSHIPS, KPESA, Ski Club, 12 oz Repetitive Lifting Crew, The BOPS OFFICER BILLETS Band Company Platoon Commander Second Battalion Operations Officer Midships Business Editor MESSAGE Though I walk through the shadow of death, I will not fear because you are with me. Thank God! 442 BRUCE WAYNE SKILLMAN Skilly, Oscar Hershey, Pennsylvania Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Cape Avinof - AMSEA M V Sealand Expedition - SeaLand S S Export Freedom - Farrell Lines M V Liberty Sea - Liberty Maritime S S OMI Charger - OMI COUNTRIES VISITED Singapore, Turkey, Mexico, Guam, Greece, Jamaica, Saudi Arabia, Italy, Egypt, Spain, Israel, Dominican Republic INTERNSHIP Hershey Food Corporation CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Swim Team, Water Polo, Offshore Sailing, Mariners Chorus, Arts and World Affairs OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Athletics Director Swim Team Captain FUTURE PLANS Find my brother, put the band back together, and end up on a beach with Matty, Gus, John, and the Little Red Fox. MESSAGE Thank you friends, parents, brothers, God. Without your help, I never would have made it. To the team: Never forget the good times; to the class of '94, good luck to all. 443 PETER JOHN SLOOTMAKER Shot, Doc, Grave Digger Prospect Park, New Jersey Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Ashley Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Nedlloyd Holland - SeaLand S S Thompson Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Sealand Atlantic - SeaLand COUNTRIES VISITED Netherlands, Antilles, South Africa, Mozambique, Kenya, Tanzania, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Portugal, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, England, Mexico INTERNSHIP Del Gavio Marine Hydraulics, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES SNAME, Rugby, Honor Board, Academy Quality Improvement FUTURE PLANS Meet the girl of my dreams and marry her; get a good job and maybe make some money; keep life as simple as possible and just be happy. MESSAGE After this it can only get better. Thank God and my family for giving me the strength to persevere. Never lose sight of where you came from and where you are going. Repay friends and enemies alike. Drink one for the Old Country. 444 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S President Pierce - APL M V Sealand Innovator - SeaLand M V President Monroe - APL S S Golden Gate - Keystone COUNTRIES VISITED Japan. Philippines, Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP Upper River Services, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Diving, Regimental Band OFFICER BILLETS Band Platoon Commander FUTURE PLANS Sail anywhere I can. MESSAGE Thanks to my family for getting me here, and for helping me escape from here. Navigation is a non contact sport. - D. Hard I follow the trail beaten by others; At the same time I blaze a new trail none have dared before. - Rory Small 445 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V President Lincoln - APL M V Sealand Kodiak - SeaLand S S Sealand Consumer - SeaLand S S Golden Gate - Keystone Shipping COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Guam, Hawaii, Alaska INTERNSHIP Coors Brewing Company CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Volleyball, CFC, Tennis, Sportsmans Club, Trident Club, Honor Board Representative, Arts World Affairs, SNAME OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Public Affairs Officer FUTURE PLANS Bungee jump from a bridge; Kayak a Class V; Climb a 20K peak; MESSAGE Through adversities the greatest of friendships are formed. I arrived at KP a little nieve and leave it a whole lot wiser (thanks guys!). Thanks for your help Dad! To all those I've grown to care about: seek the truth for without it life will be an endless and fruitless search for peace and contentment. (John 3:3) 446 Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED S S John Lykes - Lykes Lines M V OMI Dynachem - OMI M V President Kennedy - APL M V Seabulk Magnachem - Hvide S S Neches - Sabine Transportation COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, Panama, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP Sabine Transportation, Inc.- Groves, Texas CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Offshore Sailing Team (Seventh Son), Knights of Columbus FUTURE PLANS I'm going to sail away to a distant shore and live like an apeman. MESSAGE As a child I saw a ship on the horizon and now it has finally come in, thanks to all those who made this possible. ’Once you get where you are going in life, don't forget where you came from.’ 447 DOUGLAS CHARLES SMITH Dougie, Pepe, Dougels Guilderland, New York Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED M V lie de France - SeaLand MW Margarett Lykes - Lykes Lines MW Paul Buck - OSI COUNTRIES VISITED Antartica, Australia, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE, Djibouti, England, France, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Egypt, Turkey, Israel, Diego Garcia INTERNSHIP OP-42 Strategic Sealift Command CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rifle Team, Pistol Team, Regimental Band, KPESA, Computer Club, Dawn Star, Midships, Ju-Jitsu, Bicycling Club OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Executive Officer FUTURE PLANS SeaLand shoreside, and attaining a Masters and Law Degree in Admiralty. MESSAGE Anyone can steer a ship, it is knowing where to take it that counts. 448 Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Atlantic - SeaLand S S Genevieve Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Stella Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Strong American S S PFC Eugene A. Obregon COUNTRIES VISITED South Africa. Mozambique, Algeria, Gibraltar, Holland, Germany, England, Equador, Peru, Venezuela, Panama. U.S. Gulf and East Coasts INTERNSHIP Crowley Maritime CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Offshore Sailing Team, Trident Club, Little Neck Inn, Alcohol Support Group. NYPD Fan Club. SNAME OFFICER BILLETS Skipper of Victory Trident Club Dive Master FUTURE PLANS Sail for 7 years then go into marine survey. MESSAGE To Mom, Dad. Family, Matty, Jeff, Steve, Monica Friel, thank you will never be enough. I 449 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Sheldon Lykes - Lykes Lines S S John Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Duchess - Seahawk Management S S Robert E. Lee - Waterman COUNTRIES VISITED England, France, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Russia, Angola, Pakistan, India, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia INTERNSHIP Ned Chartering and Trading, Inc. MESSAGE Read the Quran 450 Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Cape Ann S S Del Valle S S Del Monte S S SGT Matej Kolak M V Frances Hammer M V Newark Bay M V Jose Mama COUNTRIES VISITED Saudi Arabia, Panama City, Ohio State, South Padre Island, Fezziwig's, The Foyer, Zero Deck, Elliot M. See Room, Larsen's Office INTERNSHIP MSC, Washington D.C. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES One Design Sailing Team. Rugby, Hockey, Centennial Club, Bicentennial Club, The Lounge. Knights of Columbus, Peer Counselor OFFICER BILLETS Morale Officer, 1st Class Vice President, Auto Club President FUTURE PLANS Bungie Jump the bridge in Australia Sky Dive over Lallapalooza Festival 451 Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED M V 1st LT Jack Lummus USNS Sealift Meditteranean S S Carolina M V Raleigh Bay M V Potomac Trader INTERNSHIP U.S. Marine Management, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES M V Mariner. Rugby, Midshipmen Council, Varsity Offshore Sailing Icefire MESSAGE Taint nothing for a seafairen man. - Captain Cammoran M V Raleigh Bay You don't owe anyone anything. - CDR Dempsey, USN Q: SPAIN!! A: WHAT?! - '94 Indoc. 452 I I WILLIAM ALLAN SPEISER, JR. yogi Little Silver, New Jersey Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Sealand Integrity - SeaLand S S Export Patriot - Farrell Lines S S Golden Gate - Keystone M V President Adams - APL M V President Buchanan - APL M V President Eisenhower - APL M V Ambassador - Crowley Maritime COUNTRIES VISITED France, Holland, England, Germany, Panama, Costa Rica, Italy, Israel, Turkey, Greece, Spain, Egypt, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Sri Lanka, UAE INTERNSHIP Turecamo Maritime Corp. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby, Regimental Band, Weightlifting Club, Power Squadron, Astronomy Club OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Executive Officer Band Platoon Commander FUTURE PLANS To get one more lap; one more rep, every day MESSAGE See' Ya- DJW, DMW, BWS, JMC, MMR, RGS, AR, MDH. DCS. MJB, JTG, PBS, ECL 453 STEPHEN JOEL SPINELLO, JR Spongy, Spicolli, Italian Lancaster, Pennsylvania Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Sue Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Genevieve Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Keystoner - Keystone Shipping M V President Truman - APL COUNTRIES VISITED Peru, Chili, Venezuela, South Africa, Madagascar, Kenya, Euritrea, Ethiopia, Germany, Panama, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong INTERNSHIP The Rigging Company International Rigging Services CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Soccer, Dawn Star, Peer Counselor, Boxing, Hog Tying, Interroom Warfare, Hallway Hockey, Jacko Appreciation Club, East Coast Grinding Champion OFFICER BILLETS Skipper - S V Valkyrie MESSAGE If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you, if you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, but make allowances for their doubting too. - R. Kipling 454 WADE ALAN STONER Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Stephen W. Pless - Waterman M V Nedlloyd Holland - SeaLand S S Louise Lykes - Lykes Lines S S James Lykes - Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED United Kingdom, Belgium. Holland, Croatia, Albania, France, Egypt, Morocco, Algeria, Germany, Israel INTERNSHIP American Management Systems CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Cristian Fellowship Club MESSAGE To Mom and Dad, family, and friends, thank you for your support over the years. I could not have accomplished this without all of you. Let us endeavor so to live that when we come to die even the undertaker will be sorry. - Mark Twain 455 MICHAEL PAUL STROBEL St rob as Cabot, Pennsylvania Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Buyer - OMI S S Majoria Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Sheldon Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Sea Lion - Crowley Maritime S S Chemical Pioneer - MTL COUNTRIES VISITED Philippines. Indonesia, Singapore, South Africa, Germany, Belgium, England, Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Venezuela, Panama INTERNSHIP National Weather Service Port Columbus Airport CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Volleyball, Ski Club, Down Boys, Golf FUTURE PLANS Who Knows? MESSAGE I would like to thank my entire family for their support during these past five or so years and especially my Mom and Dad who had to listen to me moan about this place. I couldn't have made it without you guys. Always remember: Rest before test is best. 456 I ! I 1 I ERIC GEORGE STROMING Vinny, Bag 'O' Donuts Staten Island, New York Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED USNS Saturn - MSC M V Nedlloyd Hudson - SeaLand S S Argonaut - Farrell Lines And two ships to be named later COUNTRIES VISITED England, France, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Israel, Egypt, Greece, Turkey, Romania, U.S. Gulf and East Coasts INTERNSHIP McAllister Bros., Operations Department CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES WHEW Club (Went Home Every Weekend) 93.5 Club FUTURE PLANS Write a book about this place, open my own business with the money I make from my book. MESSAGE I would like to thank my Mother, Father, Brothers, Sister and the rest of my family for their support for the past five years. I would also like to thank Kerri for saving me on the weekends. I love you. Thank God it's over. 457 PATRICK JAMES SULLIVAN t Sully, PJ Bellevue, Washington Dual License SHIPS SAILED S S President Madison - APL M V President Truman - APL M V President Jackson - APL S S ARCO Prudhoe Bay - ARCO Marine S S ARCO Fairbanks - ARCO Marine M V Delaware Trader COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, USA, Korea INTERNSHIP Foss Maritime, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Waterpolo, Swimming, Offshore Sailing, Zombos Anonymous, Ski Anything, TQM AQI, SNAME, Valdez Empire State Club, Resident Psychiatrist OFFICER BILLETS Skipper - S V Blizzard MESSAGE 1. If it don't kill you, it makes you stronger. 2. You can't adjust the wind, but you can adjust your sails. 3. The trouble with trouble is that it usually starts out as fun. 458 f i w f i I Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Developer - SeaLand M V Sealand Mariner - SeaLand M V President Eisenhower - APL M V Tyson Lykes - Lykes Lines S S OMI Charger - OM1 COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Guam, Belgium, Germany, England, France, Mexico INTERNSHIP Midwest Terminal (Barge Division) CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Rugby MESSAGE Dana, are you done with the crossword? 459 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V President Roosevelt - APL S S President Jefferson - APL M V Sealand Voyager - SeaLand S S Great Land M V Maersk Constellation - Maersk S S Kenai COUNTRIES VISITED Singapore, Philippines, South Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Guam, Thailand, Somalia, Oman, Alaska, USA INTERNSHIP International Registries, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Crew, Drill Team, Color Guard, Honor Guard, Mens Volleyball Club, Track Field. Senior Drill Instructor, Mariners Chorus MESSAGE Mom, Dad: Thanks for everyhting! I dedicate everything to you. Thank you Lord, for your guidance, patience Love. Jesus, you're my inspiration. 460 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Kauai - Matson M V Sealand Liberator - SeaLand M V President Kennedy - APL S S Atigun Pass - Keystone M V Holiday - Carnival Cruise Lines COUNTRIES VISITED Hong Kong, Taiwan, Okinawa. Japan, Jamaica, Cozumel, Grand Canyon, Playa Del Carmen, Hawaii, Alaska, Kings Point Park INTERNSHIP United States House of Representatives 7th District CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Pistol Team. Golf Team, Honorary F.L.I.D. OFFICER BILLETS 4th Company Platoon Commander Regimental Supply and Maintenance Officer Plebe Year Class Treasurer FUTURE PLANS Sail for Keystone Shipping MESSAGE Thank you to all of my family that has supported me for the last four years. Thank you for this last year. Remember Confucious says, Man with hand in pocket not always looking for keys. i 461 KAMI LYNN THOMPSON Madison, Wisconsin Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V President Washington - APL S S Kauai - Matson USNS Kanawha - MSC COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Sicily, Mallorca, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Guam, Hawaii INTERNSHIP MSC - Washington, D.C. International Services Corp. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Womens Softball Team OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Battalion Operations Officer 462 TIM VI TRAN Crevit, Choo-Choo Grand Prairie, Texas Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Performance - SeaLand S S OMI Charger - OMI M V Duchess - Seahawk Management S S Robert E. Lee - Waterman COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, Netherlands, England, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, India, Pakistan, Africa, Egypt internship U.S. Army Corps of Engineers CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES SNAME, ASNE, Pistol Team, IME. Astronomy Club, Army Interest Club FUTURE PLANS Goal - To sail around the world MESSAGE I have a prodigious quantity of mind; It takes me as mush as a week sometimes to make it up. - Mark Twain 463 ROBERT KEITH UPTON, JR. Bob, Blue Frogmore, South Carolina Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Strong Texan - B W Marine SIS Elizabeth Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Letitia Lykes - Lykes Lines USS Stephen W. Groves (FFG- 29) - USN M V OMI Hudson - OMI COUNTRIES VISITED Italy, Greece, Scotland, England, Germany, Panama, Belgium, Peru, El Salvador INTERNSHIP USCG MSO - Charleston, S.C. EKLOF Marine Corporation CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Power Squadron - Liberator, Color Guard, Honor Guard, Ski Club OFFICER BILLETS Second Company Commander FUTURE PLANS Sailing with an offshore towing company, or active duty in the military. MESSAGE God moves in a mysterious way His wonders to perform He plants his footsteps in the sea And rides upon the storm! - Cowper i 464 STEVEN WILLIAM URWILLER Ooh-Rah Denver, Colorado Dual License SHIPS SAILED M V President Adams - APL S S Golden Gate M V President Lincoln - APL COUNTRIES VISITED Guam, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Panama Canal, Korea, USA INTERNSHIP USMC Air Station New River, Camp Legune, Jacksonville, North Carolina CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Pistol Team, Military Interest Club, Color Guard, Honor Guard, Atlantis Crew, Ambulance Squad OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Training Officer Pistol Team Co-Captain Cannon Squad Commander Commander Military Interest Club Battalion Senior Chief Petty Officer FUTURE PLANS To work and be happy! MESSAGE Take everything life has to offer, but don't forget to give it all you got. 465 Systems Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Exxon Charleston - Exxon M V Charlotte Lykes - Lykes Lines COUNTRIES VISITED France, Germany, England. Belgium, Mexico INTERNSHIP American Commercial Marine Service Omaha, Nebraska CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Knights of the Round Table, Crew OFFICER BILLETS 1st Company Academic Officer FUTURE PLANS I would like to sail, but maybe I'll get an office job? MESSAGE 1 would like to say thanks to my Mom and Dad for all their support through the years, and to Eric for putting up with me down this tough road called life. I want to also thank Noono and Nonna for all they have given me during my life. To all the guys from the zoo, it was crazy, I wouldn't have had it any other way. Lastly, 1 want to say a special thanks to the woman who has stood by me through all the ups and downs of this roller coaster called Kings Point, 143 Jenny. 466 Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED S S Diamond State - Interocean Mgmt. S S Green Island - Waterman M V Sealift Atlantic - IMC M V Sea Lion - Crowley COUNTRIES VISITED England, France, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt. Thailand, Singapore, India INTERNSHIP Westinghouse Corporation Electro-mechanical Division CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Football, Speech and Debate, Peer Counseling, SNAME, Trident Club OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Battalion Logistics Officer FUTURE PLANS Plan to sail as 3rd A E MESSAGE I want to thank my family for their support during my time here. I say thanks for some great memories and best of luck in the future. You take a chance with a new beginning. Still we try, win or lose, take the highs, with the blues. - Van Halen 467 Marine Engineering Ivoryton, CT JERRY MICHAEL VEIGA 468 ALEXANDER JAMES VENETIOU Monobrow; Manatee Mercer Island, Washington Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Mariner - SeaLand S S President Hoover - APL S S Sealand Reliance - SeaLand S S Manulani COUNTRIES VISITED Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, Guam, U.S. West Coast INTERNSHIP NOAA - Hazmat Division CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Water Polo, Swimming, Offshore Sailing OFFICER BILLETS Water Polo Team Captain FUTURE PLANS I plan to go to graduate school in electrical engineering. MESSAGE Without family and friends, the journey through Kings Point would have been unbearable. Through the diversity here, I have learned anything is attainable as long as I have the desire to achieve it. The essence of knowledge is, having it, to apply; Not having it, to confess your ignorance. - Confucious 469 JOHN PATRICK VOLPE Willoughby, Ohio Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Sam Houston - Waterman M V Newark Bay - SeaLand M V President Truman - APL S S Kenai - Keystone COUNTRIES VISITED Pakistan, India, Singapore, Djibouti, Saudi Arabia, Germany, Netherlands, England, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Alaska, Mexico, Bahamas, U.S. Gulf and West Coast INTERNSHIP Great Lakes Towing Company CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES M V Liberator, Fishing Club, Wrestling Team, Knights of Columbus OFFICER BILLETS 4th Company Platoon Commander Skipper - M V Liberator Wrestling Team Captain MESSAGE Thanks Mom, Dad, Uncle Ed, Aunt Fran and the rest of my family and frineds. I couldn't have made it without you guys. I can't believe it's over. Do what you can with what you have where you are. - Teddy Roosevelt 470 I I JANA LEIGH VORACEK Jana Woman Yankton, South Dakota i i i Marine Engineering SHIPS SAILED M V Charlotte Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Marjorie Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Sealand Spirit - SeaLand M V Sealand Innovator - SeaLand M V Matson Manulani M V Chevron Mississippi COUNTRIES VISITED England, Holland, Germany, France, Kenya, South Africa. Mozambique, Japan. Hong Kong, Korea, Taiwan, Hawaii, Alaska INTERNSHIP AMOCO International Oil Company CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES LBAM, LT Sydlo Fan Club, Parks and Recreation Committee, KP Drinking Team, Swim Team, Stairmaster Master, President of Final Frontier FUTURE PLANS Be well rested and happy. MESSAGE Mom, thank you for your love and support that's never ending. You are the center of my universe. I spent four years prostrate to the higher mind, got my paper and I was free. - Indigo Girls 471 DANIEL JAMES WALDECK Charleston, South Carolina p Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Sealand Independence - SeaLand S S Argonaut - Farrell Lines S S Prince William Sound - Keystone MW President Truman - APL COUNTRIES VISITED U.S. East and West Coasts, Alaska, Panama, Costa Rica, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Spain, Gibraltar, France, Italy, Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Greece, Morocco INTERNSHIP Charleston Branch Pilots Association U.S. Naval Fighter Squadron U.S. Coast Guard, Charleston MSO CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Weightlifting Club, MDA Club, Sailing, Yoge's Rumson Express Club FUTURE PLANS The occupation where, Pride surpasses the pride of Kings. - Mark Twain MESSAGE Mom, Dad and Barb - Your support and love made this great time in my life possible. Thank You. I love you three. To my friends, thanks for being there and helping turn 4 years into a lot of great times. I'm going to miss you guys greatly. 472 ANTHONY EDWARD WILLETT Tony Bayville, New York Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED USNS John Lenthall - MSC MW Advantage - Red River Carriers COUNTRIES VISITED France, Italy, Spain, Sardinia, Mallorca, Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, Martinique INTERNSHIP Port of Providence Port Authority CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby, SNAME, Varsity Wrestling Team, Down Boys, Ski Club OFFICER BILLETS Company Executive Officer Class Secretary (1992) FUTURE PLANS Graduate School and a successful career MESSAGE To all my friends who endured the hardships and sometimes suffering these last four years along with myself - good luck, keep in touch, and most importantly stay out of trouble. Last, but certainly not least, a special thanks to my wonderful parents and family for all their love and support over these last four years. 473 JAMES ANDREW WILLIAMSON Squish, Luke, Ice Phoenix, Arizona Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V President Jackson - APL S S Sealand Producer - SeaLand S S Stonewall Jackson - Waterman M V Seabulk America - Hvide Shipping COUNTRIES VISITED U.S. East, West and Gulf Coasts, Alaska, Hawaii, Bermuda, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, China, Egypt, Jordan, Sudan, Pakistan, France, India, Bangladesh, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Canada, Amy's Beer House INTERNSHIP USCG MSO - Long Beach, CA CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Drill Team, Color Guard, Honor Guard, Mens Volleyball, Ambulance Squad, EMT, Fencing, Pistol Team, Track OFFICER BILLETS Regimental Drill Team Commander MESSAGE Yet I cannot tarry longer than the sea that calls all things unto her calls me, and I must embark... Ready am I to go and my eagerness with sails full set awaits the wind. Let not the waves of the sea separate us now and the years you have spent in our midst become a memory. - Kahlil Gibran TKIW ( «T’ KEVIN RAY WILLOUGHBY Wildabeast, Nat. Mount Sterling, Kentucky Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Lyra Lykes - Lykes Lines M V Sealand Performance - SeaLand S S OMI Star - OMI S S OMI Champion - OMI M V Seabulk America - Hvide Shipping COUNTRIES VISITED Germany, Belgium, England, Holland, Egypt, India, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Puerto Rico INTERNSHIP Office of the CNO - The Pentagon USCG MSO - Louisville, Kentucky CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Pistol Team, '93 Setback Club, King Wok Club, Group Four Member FUTURE PLANS Make up for lost time. MESSAGE Thank you to all of my family, friends and Becky for all of your help and support. Thank you Mom for being understanding and patient. Hey Mat - What about the box? To know yet to think one does not know is best. To use words but rarely is to be natural. - Lao Teu 475 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED S S Comhusker State - Interocean Mgmt. M V President Adams - APL M V Paul Buck - Ocean Ships, Inc. USS Essex (LHD-2) - U.S. Navy COUNTRIES VISITED UAE, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Australia, Antartica, Kuwait, Diego Garcia, U.S. West Coast INTERNSHIP Fighter Squadron 41 (The Black Aces) CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Old 4th Co. Honor Board Representative, SNAME, ASNE, Hear This, Who's Who in Hogtying, Century Club, Class II Dodgers Club OFFICER BILLETS Room Captain MESSAGE Energy and persistence conquer all things. - Benjamin Franklin An extra special thanks goes out to my family, friends and classmates, without their help who knows where I'd be? 476 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Sugar Islander - PGM S S Sealand Trader - SeaLand S S Prince William Sound - Keystone M V President Truman - APL COUNTRIES VISITED El Salvador, Panama, Costa Rica. Hawaii, Guam, Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong, Alaska, Puget Sound, Val's Tavern. Speiser's Bed and Breakfast, Larsen's Office INTERNSHIP General Electric Company Cincinnati, Ohio CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Rugby, Century Club, Weightlifting Club OFFICER BILLETS First Battalion Academics Officer FUTURE PLANS Where the day takes me. MESSAGE Sometimes it crosses my mind that the things 1 write here are nothing other than images that prisoners or sailors tattoo on their skin. - Logbook II (1944) A 477 Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V Liberty Sun M V Chesapeake Bay G T W. A. Callaghan M V Ambassador COUNTRIES VISITED Canada, Panama, Costa Rica, Honduras, San Juan, Italy, Israel, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Sri Lanka, Singapore, China, Jamaica INTERNSHIP Sun Oil Transport, Inc. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Varsity Golf, Varsity Wrestling, Weightlifting, Sportsman Club, Automotive Interest Club, Astronomy Club, Social Committee. Ring Dance Committee, June Ball Committee OFFICER BILLETS 2nd Class Vice President MESSAGE Thanks Mom Dad, I could not have done it without your love and support i I 478 JONATHAN DONALD WORTH Island Pond, Vermont Ship's Officer SHIPS SAILED S S Export Patriot - Farrell Lines M V Senator - Crowley M V Raleigh Bay - SeaLand USNS Sealift Caribbean - IMC COUNTRIES VISITED Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Italy, Spain, Greece, Panama. Costa Rica, Jamaica, Honduras, England, France, Germany, Netherlands INTERNSHIP Port Canaveral Pilot Association Cape Canaveral, Florida CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Sailing, Hockey Club, Kings Point Anglers Association, Foos Team, Original Shoppers OFFICER BILLETS Skipper - Seventh Son Battalion Honor Board Vice Chairman FUTURE PLANS Find a job, earn money and live a life 1 lost during the past four years. MESSAGE Going to sail away Sun lights another day Freedom on my mind Carry me away for the last time - Boston Only the wind shall know where 1 roam. . I Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V President Roosevelt - APL S S Kaimoku - Matson S S Sealand Shining Star - SeaLand M V Kings Pointer - USMMA COUNTRIES VISITED Guam, Taiwan, Japan, Hawaii. Puerto Rico, Jamaica, Dominican Republic INTERNSHIP Cape May-Lewes Ferry - Cape May, N.J. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Student Athletic Trainer, Swimming Team, Diving Team, SWE, SNAME, Mariner Crew Member, Midships OFFICER BILLETS Peer Counselor Swimming Diving Team Captain MESSAGE You don't always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you just might find, you get what you need. - Rolling Stones Mom, Dad, I love you, you’ve done so much for me, I could not have done it without you. As for the rest the Wysocki Clan, Thanks! NIC, you're the best friend I could ever want, thanks! One last thought for happiness Want what you have. - Jimmy Buffet 480 BRIAN ALLAN YOCKEY Yock Kittanning, Pennsylvania Marine Transportation SHIPS SAILED M V American Cormorant M V Tyson Lykes - Lykes Lines S S Exxon San Francisco - Exxon M V American Republic COUNTRIES VISITED Belgium, Germany, England Mexico, United States INTERNSHIP Pennsylvania House of Representatives CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 70s Preservation Society, Fencing, Running, Lifting, Cycling, Pistol, SCUBA OFFICER BILLETS 4th Company Executive Officer Room Captain FUTURE PLANS Become a Chiropractor. Buy a Farm MESSAGE The secret to success is overcoming the fear of being unsuccessful and a lot of hard work never hurts. A 481 482 Blackwell, M. Bookheimer, K. Brown, A. Cruz, J. Cushman,C. Dragoo, S. Erdeljac, C. Failla, C. Fink, K. Fox, J. Gryniuk, J. Harlan, C. Hawco, D. Hester, B. Houston, K Raster, J. Kearney, E. Kennedy, R. Koliba, A. McDonald, H. McDuffie, J. McLafferty, M. Minnis, D. Monson, M. Moshell, H. Norris, M. Quartuccio, S. Riggio, V. Solida, J. Stephenson, A. Temmeci, A. Tresp, B. Triplett, C. Wahl, C. Weise, E. York, G. And Those Who Almost Made It!? Adair, Michael Allen, Christopher Anderson, Christopher Andrews, Matthew Arenella, Michael Austin, Frederick Axtell, Gregory Baker, Casey Baltensperger, Judith Beers, Dreu Bellissimo, John Bendixen, Carl Bertels, Todd Bice, Randall Biddle, Darron Blackwell, Michael Bland, Charles Blenk, Thomas Blomquist, Robert Bookheimer, Kirsten Bowdich, Paul Bowen, Matthew Brenner, Samantha Brodeur, Daniel Brody, Steve Brown, Aaron Brown, Seiho Bucko, Aaron Burak, Kyle Buxton, Jason Capozello, Daniel Carty, William Castonguay II, Fred Cegelski, Steven Chanhmany, Phonephet Charest, Daniel Ching, Jodie Christoff, Robert Cole, Timothy Collins, David Corbett, Wesley Costanza, Joseph Cousineau, Garret Cox, Erik Croce, Michael Cruz, Jose Cushman, Cole Daniels, Christopher Davis, James Davis, Kurt Davis II, Kenneth DeHaai, Jeremy DeSmet, James DesVergers, Jacob Devin, Gene Dieter, Dana Donskey, Steven Dragoo, Shannon Dubick, Martha Durnan, William Eaton. Charles Edwards, Rustin Erdeljac, Christopher f yans, Todd As We Entered ... Failla, Craig Kuras, Kenneth Rittinger, Karl Fairlee, Stanley Lacy II, Rayme Roselle, Angela Fanucchi, Catalda Lechak, Erik Ross, Matthew Faul, Jennifer Lenski, Matthew Salazar, Hermelinda Fields, Glen Leoni, Matthew Scarola, Christopher Fink Jr, Kenneth Levi, Benjamin Schmitz, David Flaherty, Shawn Levings, James Schultz, Rick Foos, Daniel Leyson, Albert Shadoff, Russell Foringer, Robert Limberg II, Randall Shanley, Matthew Forter, Daniel Lindberg, Eric Shea, Patrick Foster, Billy Lister, Jared Sheetz, John Fournier, Daryl Lo Bono, Giana Shick, Adam Fowles, Michael Lohmeier, Anthony Skahen, Derek Fresch, Eric Lorash, Kyle Skiilman, Bruce Frey, Stephen Lotz, Craig Slootmaker, Peter Gaffney, Brian Lynch, Patrick Small, Rory Gagne, James MacRitchie, James Smedra, Jeremiah Garcia, Marisol Mahoney, Joshua Smith, Andrew Gardiner, Christine Mangubat, Ricardo Smith, Douglas Gardner, Charles Martine, Charles Smith, John Gee, Kevin McDonald, Heather Smith, Marc Glaser, Kristopher McDuffie, Joseph Smith, Michael Glasier, Scott McIntyre, Nicolle Spain, Thomas Goodnight, Michael McLafferty, Michael Speiser Jr., William Green, Timothy Melchiorre, Todd Spinello Jr, Stephen Gryniuk, Jeffrey Merrill, Dana Stephenson, Richard Guido, Peter Mershon, Kevin Stoner, Wade Hall, Brandy Meyer, Christopher Sullivan, Patrick Hannuksela, Matthew Miller, Blake Szczyglinski, John Harlan, Candice Miller, Brett Tanael, Abel Harms, Mark Minnis, Douglas Temmeli, Andrea Harris, Shawn Mollnow, Ross Thomas Jr, Harry Hartzell, Matthew Monson, Michael Thompson, Bryan Hatcher Jr, James Morgan, Brian Thompson, Kami Hawco, David Morgan, Nicholas Tompkins, Dana Hazel, John Moshell 11, Herbert Tran, Tim Healey, Hugh Murphy, Shannon Tresp, Brian Hendrickson, Scott Murphy, Shawn Triplett, Christy Hennessey III, Bartholomew Mutto, Robert Gpton Jr, Robert Hepp, Angela Nace, Larry CIrwiller, Steven Herget 11, John Nelson, Andrew Vacanti, Mark Herrick, Jared Nemcic, Matthew Van Dyke Jr, Terry Hester, Bryan Noiseux, Robert Van Rijssen, Marc Hosey, Joseph Norris Jr, Michael Veiga, Jerry Houghton, John Olson, David Venetiou, Alexander Houston, Kourtney Parker, Derek Versluis, Deborah Howse, Christopher Paschal, Derek Waage, Matthew Hughes, Michael Pearson, Robert Wahl, Clifford Hughes, Ralph Peters, Brian Wander, David Jacko Jr, Dennis Pladsen, Christina Weise, Eric Jerman, Joseph Poltrack, Eric White, Jeffrey Johnson, Chad Pound, Roy Willett, Anthony Jones, Randall Power, James Williamson, James Kagan, Song Preston, John Wohlfeld, Christopher Kaster, John Price, Christopher Wolbert, Anthony Kearney, Eric Pudjayana, Edwin Wolford, Dustin Kennedy, Kyle Quartuccio, Scott Wood, lan Kennedy Jr, Ronald Quinn, Edward Woods, Joseph Knoll, Jason Rader, Aron Worth, Jonathan Koliba, Audra Ragonese, Michael Wysocki, Michelle Krell. Brian Rahm, Brandon Yockey, Brian Kroeger, Jonathan Ramos, Hubert York, Albert Krolak, Lawrence Randall, Craig Young, Dale Kroll, Annette Riggio, Vincent Adair, Michael Anderson, Christopher Andrews, Matthew Arenella, Michael Axteli, Gregory Baker, Casey Baltensperger, Judith Bellissimo, John Bertels , Todd Bice, Randall Biddle, Darron Blackledge 11, David Blenk, Thomas Blomquist, Robert Bowdich, Paul Brodeur, Daniel Brody, Steve Brown, Seiho Bucko, Aaron Burak, Kyle Buxton, Jason Campbell, Thomas Capozello, Daniel Carty, William Caserta, Jason Castonguay II, Fred Cawley, John Cegelski, Steven Charest, Daniel Chierico, Michael Ching, Jodie Christoff, Robert Cleary, Miyuki Cole, Timothy Collins, David Corbett, Wesley Cornibe, Dana Costanza, Joseph Couillard, Joseph Cousineau, Garret Cox, Erik Croce, Michael Daniels, Christopher Darr, Thomas Davis, James Davis, Kurt Davis II, Kenneth DeHaai, Jeremy DeSmet, James DesVergers, Jacob Donskey, Steven Drieling, Michael Eaton, Charles Edwards, Rustin Evans, Todd Fanucchi, Catalda Farrell II, Michael Faul, Jennifer Fields, Glen As We Left... Fisher, Matthew Flaherty, Shawn Foos, Daniel Ford, Peter Foringer, Robert Forter, Daniel Fournier, Daryl Fowles, Michael Freeborn, Nathaniel Fresch, Eric Frey, Stephen Gaffney, Brian Gagne, James Gardner, Charles Glaser, Kristopher Glasier, Scott Gombos, David Goodnight, Michael Goodwin, Joseph Green, Timothy Hannuksela, Matthew Harms, Mark Hartzell, Matthew Hatcher Jr, James Hazel, John Healey, Hugh Henderson, Harry Hendrickson, Scott Hennessey HI, Bartholomew Herget II, John Herrmann, William Heydman, Amy Hite, Alfred Hoag, Matthew Hosey, Joseph Houghton, John Howse, Christopher Huber, Scott Hughes, Ralph lies, Scott Jacko Jr, Dennis Jerman, Joseph Johnson, Garrett Kagan, Song Kent, Jason Kim, Joo Kirby, Kevin Knoll, Jason Krell, Brian Kroll, Annette Kuras, Kenneth Lacy II, Rayme Laino, Stephen Lavin, Matthew Lechak, Erik Leighton 111, Ronald Lenski, Matthew Leoni, Matthew Levings, James Leyson, Albert Limberg II, Randall Lindberg, Eric Lister, Jared Lo Bono, Giana Lohmeier, Anthony Lorash, Kyle Lotz, Craig Lynch, Patrick MacRitchie, James Mahoney, Joshua Mangubat, Ricardo Martin, Blake McIntyre, Nicolle Mershon, Kevin Merten, Christopher Meyer, Christopher Miller, Arthur Miller, Blake Miller, Brett Mollnow, Ross Moore, Christopher Morgan, Nicholas Murphy, Brian Murphy, Shawn Nace, Larry Nelson, Andrew Nemcic, Matthew Neubert, Joseph Newell, Zachary Nicholson, Jennifer Noiseux, Robert Olson, David Parke, Robert Parker, Derek Paschal, Derek Pearson, Robert Peters, Brian Pladsen, Christina Poltrack, Eric Power, James Preston, John Price, Christopher Pudjayana, Edwin Quinn, Edward Rader, Aron Ragonese, Michael Rahm, Brandon Ramos, Hubert Rapone, William Rice, Chad Rittinger, Karl Roselle, Angela Ross, Matthew Sachwitz, Erik Salazar, Hermelinda Schmitz , David Scott, Casey Shadoff, Russell Shanley, Matthew Shea, Patrick Sheetz, John Shick, Adam Skahen, Derek Skillman, Bruce Slootmaker, Peter Small, Rory Smedra, Jeremiah Smith, Andrew Smith, Douglas Smith, Michael Smith, Mohammed Snyder, Keith Spain, Thomas Speiser Jr., William Spinello Jr, Stephen Stoner, Wade Strobel, Michael Stroming, Eric Sullivan, Patrick Tague, Walter Tanael, Abel Thompson, Bryan Thompson, Kami Tran, Tim Upton Jr, Robert Grwiller, Steven Vacanti, Mark Van Dyke Jr, Terry Veiga, Jerry Venetiou, Alexander Volpe, John Voracek, Jana Waldeck, Daniel Willett, Anthony Williamson, James Willoughby, Kevin Wohlfeld, Christopher Wolford, Dustin Woods, Joseph Worth, Jonathan Wysocki, Michelle Yockey, Brian Young, Dale AD VERTISEMENTS THE LAST FULL MEASURE We, the Graduates of the Class of 1994 would like to dedicate this section to our parents and loved ones. They encouraged us in times of worry, prayed for us when we needed help, watched us struggle through final exams and licensing, and stuck by us regardless of the situation. Our parents will never know how much we actually depended upon them for an encouraging word. It all started with that first phone call during the hot New York summer during Indoctrination, to the many weeks in between, including sea year, to the call that told the story of the successful license week. We always knew we could have the attention of an eager ear that would help us along and give us a needed “Good Job!” when we most needed it. To our parents - Thank You is not enough. Section Editor: Derek Skahen Congratulations To The Class Of 1994!! To From Michael T. Smith, Jr. Bill Carty Brian F. Murphy Mike Strobe 1 John P. Volpe Kami Lynn Thompson Jason M. Caserta Todd W. Bertels James T. Gagne Derek Skahen Chris Merten Drew Nelson Garrett Johnson Todd Evans Bruce W. Skillman Daniel L. Brodeur Christopher Howse Jana L. Voracek Mr. and Mrs. M.T. Smith Margaret Carty Mrs.Frank Murphy and Family Mom, Dad and Christine (Dave, too!!) Mom, Dad and Family Sheila, George and Kris Mom, Dad, Joseph and Jeannine LCDR Robert Sandra Bertels, USNR Mom and Dad Jerie and Gary Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Merten The Aleffs and Nelsons Art and Marie Johnson Mom and Dad Mom, Dad and Paul Mom, Dad. Mike and Kevin Lt. Col and Mrs. Jerry L. Howse and J. Morn, Dad and Family Smooth Sailing During Your Remaining Years At Kings Point The Class Of 1995 To Josh Lunn Matt Bowen Anthony Wolbert John N. Nastasi Michael G. Simonson Trevor Cardin Christopher J. Gasiorek Peter Charron Andre Ledoux Wes Swearingin Michael Lawson Shawn F. Kucharski Scott Forester Michael Doug Vogt Jon A. From Judd and Marti Lunn Sally and Walt Weaver Mom and Dad Mom and Dad Gene and Jan Simonson A1 and Carol Cardin Sharon and Neil Bennett Mom Dad and Chris Mom, Dad, Family and Pilar Van and Diane Swearingin Mom D.H. Mom, Dad, Scott and Lynn Dad and Mom Dad, Jennifer, Jeff and James Mom Dad Mom, Dad and Matt The Class Of 1996 ■mmmmmm To Elizabeth McDermottAValter Satterfield Mom and Dad Mom, Dad and the Family Warren and Kathy Berault Mr. and Mrs|stanley H. Sc Mom and Dad ■ Momskv arid Lance PC field. Ill r? Mom and Dad Jack anj Merilynn S ll« f ,t — f William and Mary JaneTTox , , ' j Your Family Mom and Dad Thomas J. and Laraine M. Hall, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Sweeney Mom Dad (Collette Mike) The Class Of 1997 To Alexander C. Foos Chad E. Dorsey Sandi Dugan Todd A. Roper Brian Donovan Steward Hobbs David Reeves Daniel P. Gavigan James E. Stafford Jonathon W. Kerr Ryan S. McDonald Jeff DeJonge Paul Dawson Jeff Adamczyk Amy L. Barrett William T. Armstrong Christpoher Vick Jeremy Fischer Artie Keegan, III From Robert McDermott Marci Girard Jeanine Michelle VanNorman David M. Berault Stanley H. Scofield, Jr. Nathan Walz Shane Hanna David Carroll Daniel M. Sell Kathleen Dawn Cox V. James Bufalieri, II Joe C. Bishop Thomas J. Hall, Jr. Anthony J. Sweeney David Haubrich From Dad, Mom, Dan and Andrew Frank and Danae Permuy Dugan Family Mom, Dad - Julie Jack and Mary Donovan Mom and Dad Dad, Mom and Whitney John and Catherine Gavigan James and Barbara Stafford Mr. and Mrs. 1. W. Ken- Mom, Dad, Kel and Ian Mom and Dad Mom and Dad Mom, Dad and Missie Ed and Marilyn Barrett Mom. Dad and Jessica Kelly and Deborah Tom and JoAnn Fischer Mom, Dad, Carina and Danny CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SON!!! “Hare-boy”, “Ot”, “Prince Charmie”, “Little Mister”, M N Henderson No matter what name you go by, we all want you to know how proud we are of you for all you have accomplished. We’re looking forward to seeing all that you have yet to accomplish in your future. Thank you for letting us be a part of your memories. “Boys Wanted” Wanted! Boys wholll bide their time and wait the hills of life to climb Boys out of school who do not seek a grown manls wages in a week. And will not sell the future years for some small gain that now appears. Bright, eager boys who want to learn and work for more than what they earn. Boys wanted of a rugged stock who will not daily watch the clock Ambitious boys alert to see wherever they may useful be. Boys who are not inclined to shirk but put their hearts into their work And go to task which must be done as though it were their greatest fun. BOYS WANTED! Not the flabby kind that seek some easy post to find. Not careless boys who think the boss is rich enough to suffer loss But those who think and work and train for that promotion they may gain And for that job ahead prepare. Such boys are wanted everywhere. Congratulations on a job well done!! Best wishes for a bright and happy future. Love, Mom Dad, Heidi, G G Hsnderson. G G Miller and all your aunts and Imcles. P.S. Thank you for choosing me to be your mother. It’s been a pleasure watching you become a man. Love, Mom 490 YES! KEEBIE Patrick Beau Shea Graduation is a proud We always knew that yours would be a bright future . . and happy time . . . . We always knew that you had “Great Ideas” . . . We May the years ahead always knew that all you had to do was try . . . You did be hapy times as well. ■ . . And you succeeded . . . May this be just the begin- rewarding you with success ning of a rewarding life. We love you and are very proud of you. Congratulations, Mom, Dad Corey and fullfillment. Congratulations Your Loving Family 491 THOMAS HADWIN BLENK “94” Shawn M. Flaherty “Shawna” Dear Tom, Where did the time go? We watched you grow from childhood to manhood. You have enriched our lives and Congratulations! made us proud parents many times over. You have worked hard, sacrificed and accomplished much. We are extremely We Are Very Proud proud to call you our son. Find time for fun and enjoy your life. Never forget Kings Point and your friends. We always will love you and support you in all your future endeavors. Of You. God bless you always and all your classmates of 1994. Enjoy The Open Seas. Lots Of Love, DAD, MOM, KELLY We Love you, Mom Dad We’re proud to call you our brother too. MEEGHAN Jennifer Nicholson Congratulations Jenny, on your graduation from Kings Point. We are all so very proud of you! Turning dreams into reality can often be difficult. We want you to know that there has never been any doubtin our minds that you possess the ability and determination to succeed. We wish you the best of luck in turning your dreams for the future into reality. We Love You, Sis Your “Maine” Family Dad, Mom, Lottie, Carrie, Nikki Bill. Josh, Chelsie Nathan JVngela 3jean Pos (Klass (©f 94 (©nr pitile Oltrl ,31 s ,A Pings Point JMnmnns pie Jkre Perg Pronin n(©iiUlK3l(r A rH p ipppl p © pppp 493 Kevin, Challenges were everywhere, you faced them all your life, Sometimes they really go to you, and gave you quite a fight. But how you overcame them, and rose above the rest, Therin lies the victory - a man who is his best. Those very same tough challenges, had been faced by men before, But it took a rare and special man, who kept coming back for more. Mow through the storms of recent years, sun again breaks through the clouds, You triumphed over all the odds, and once again - you’ve made us proud. In the Immortal words of Colonel Saitoh: “Be happy in your work.” Congratulations!! Dad, Mom, Elli, Victor, Billy and Becky We Love You!! 494 I mEBmaSSBRSF ■ Christopher Charles Wohlfeld Congratulations Christopher From Your Family MOTHER DADDY MICHAEL, MARIA, ROBERT And THERESA JARED LISTER Some may have thought That is couldn’t be done. But Jared, just chuckling replied, That “maybe it couldn’t” But he would be one Who wouldn’t say so ’til he tried. So he packed off to Kings Point With a trace of a grin On his face. If he worried, he hid it. From a boy to a man in grand style . . . CONGRATULATIONS We are proud of all YOU have accomplished. GOD BLESS YOU AND BE WITH YOU We can now shout HOORAY! He has tackled the thing That couldn’t be done. And he did it. CONGRATULATIONS JARED - WE KNEW YOU COULD AND WE COULDN’T BE MORE PROUD! Love, Mom and Danie LOVE Mom Dad Michele Becky Faith 495 Eagle Scouts, Band, Sea Year, Swimming, - Midships Editor, BX2, BC2. . . . We've always been proud of you. Congratulations to Ens. Daniel Foos, USNR, USMMA Class of 94 Love, Mom, Dad, Sarah, Alex, and Andrew MATTHEW D. NEMCIC Congratulations Matt! The road has been long, difficult, and demanding, but you have reached your goal ... as we knew you would. To say that we are proud of you is an understatement . . . hopefully, you know exactly how we feel! Your future shines brightly . “Carpe Diem” Love, MOM, DAD JENNIE Ed Quinn Oh, The Places You'I June 20, 1994 Go! Congratulations! Today Is Your Day. Your Off To Great Places! Your Off And Away! And Will You Succeed? Yes! You Will, Indeed! (98 and 3 4 Percent Guaranteed.) Kid You'll Move Mountains! You Have Had A Great 4 Years At Kings Point! We Are Proud Of What You Have Accomplished! The Best Is Yet To Come! Love MOM, DAD LARAINE N------------------ DAGO A nickname which is at least 400 years old. It was bestowed by English sailors on the Portugese and Spanish seamen, who called loudly and often on their patro Saint Diego. MICHAEL ( DAGO ) CHIERICO YOU EARNED IT NIKE!!! YOU DID IT!! ENSIGN This title dates back to when privileged squires carried the banners of their lords and masters into battle. Later, these squires be- came known by the name of the banner (the ensign) itself. As you embark on a new voyage, to face the world not based on grades, do it with our LOVE and BEST WISHES to you for the future. You have always been the greatest SON and BROTHER and we are so very proud of you, all your hard work and great accomplishments. We know these past years were tough, but those conquered challenges have become part of the foundation for building the dreams of your future. ENJOY LIVE AND THE WORLD. !!!!!!!!!! YOU MADE IT !!!!!!!!!! LOVE MOM DAD DOmA P.S. WE WILL MISS MOT HAVING THE REGIMENT IN THE DRIVEWAY. FAIR WINDS AND FOLLOWING SEAS CLASS OF 94 CONGRATULATIONS, MIRE - WE KNEW YOU COULD DO IT! GRANDMA GRANDPA GRANDMA HUGHES OFFICERS MEMBERS OF LADDER 159 ENGINE 309 CAPTAIN TOM PEG AHERN FAMILY FRANK MARIE INDOVINO FAMILY BOB JOANNE MEYER FAMILY FRANK LILLIAN DILELLO FAMILY BUTCH PAT KEN JEFF ISGRO BILL PEGGY CONLON FAMILY AND ALL THE REST OF YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY Aristotle on Friendship - As the proverb says, Men cannot know one another quantity of salt together ; nor can they in fact admit one another to intimacy, appeared to the other and been proved to be a fit object of Friendship. They who speedily commence an interchange of friendly actions may be said to wish to be friends, but they are not so unless they are also proper objects of Friendship and mutually know to be such: that is to say, a desire for Friendship may arise quickly but not Friendship itself. Nicomachean Ethics Congratulations, Abet and best wishes to you. We are very proud of your achievements. Wishing you good luck in all your undertakings. With love. 'till they have eaten the requisist much less be friends, till each ha: Tata Inda Alfonso Leyson, Jr. Family 3 Kings - Larry, Ricky, Albert Frank Pascual Family 498 Joe Reynolds Family Max Ocampo Family ERIK T. COX I and the Class of 1994 Congratulations! You have been trained to keep the pro- pellers turning and the ships afloat or to maintain them in their stations and working conditions. You are to carry out your duties, whether from motives lofty or base. You are no more than parts of the ships you serve. There are principles to be fought for, ships to be protected by one side or destroyed by another; cargoes to be escorted across the oceans of life or sent deep into the freezing depths. Know your limitations, know your resources, and how to use them. Above all, may you always know when to say You did not accomplish this alone, by yourself, unaided - - you had our support and the help of Almighty God. Janson, Cleta Yonie Cox Bandette, Bear, and the Late SC “NO” JOSEPH A. COSTANZA You always set your goals so CONGRATULATIONS high, Even dreamed you wanted to fly, Accomplished all hut just a few, And became part of a great crew, NICHOLAS CALVIN MORGAN Don't fall under any stress, And you will always he a IT SEEMS LIKE ONLY YESTERDAY YOU RAISED YOUR TINY HEAD AND SMILED AT US FOR THE FIRST TIME AND WE SMILED BACK WITH TEARS; great success. WE’RE ALL PROUD OF WE LOVED YOU SO MUCH THEN THOUGH YOU ARE OLDER NOW FINDING YOUR WAY, LIVING YOUR DREAMS, AND PURSUING YOUR GOALS; WE STILL LOOK AT YOUR BEAUTI- FUL SMILE AND KNOW THAT THINGS ARE ALL YOU LOVE, RIGHT WITH YOU. WE ARE SO VERY PROUD OF YOU AND LOVE YOU EVEN MORE NOW! DAD, MOM, DAWN MOM AND DAD 499 SCOTT MATTHEW ILES Your name means Wanderer ! Little did we know that you Michael C. Goodnight would be wandering all around Congratulations on your great the world. achievement! There was never We are so proud of you, your accomplishments, your faith, and your perseverance. We wish you the very best of Luck, Love, and Laughter. Congratulations! any doubt that you would not achieve this goal. Go forward with much success and happi- ness. May God bless and guide you always. With love and pride Mom, Dad Chris Love, Dad Mom, Janina Corey Michelle L. Wysocki Mimi YOU DID IT!!! We knew you would and we're proud of you 11 Congratulations Keep up the good work and life will bring you all the joy and happiness you deserve. You may be King Point's Queen of the Diving Boards, but you will always be Daddy’s Little Prin- cess! Love, Mom, Dad, Jennifer, Tommy, Michael Kim, Janette, Alison, Patrick Grandma and Grandpa 7av ‘Tttic tael academy i ctoca (facet fazat — fyocc ane (facet frctccie. Doa’t comfcaomi e (faun ety (fate ane ait you W yot. ZiJe one veny faiaud you — do te; ‘THom avid tyiattdma tirr owi s. TtnA sm (Z utynatulatio to you 7ouy, you have made you family oo p aud y t ou. 'fyacci euc- ceee did not come eaey hut cvith you hand cvo h fate qualities y fiertoevenauce, fiatieuce, faith iu (fod family tyou have made it”. ‘TKiehiuy you continued eucceee much hafefeineee in all you endeavone. ACl S t7dom, 'Dad, ‘THihe, Aonnaine, 7he eee, feannine (forty 501 DEREK PASCHAL Congratulations, Derek! We love you and are very proud of you. Best wishes for a happy and successful future. Mom and Dad, Keith and Regina, William and Heather HUBERT AGUILAR RAMOS Congratulations on your graduation, Bob! We are very proud of your achievement. Your brothers and sisters admire you. May the good Lord grant you grace and wisdom and many more blessings for continued success! Love and best wishes, Dad, Mom, Lola, Gene, Anthony, Trinity Michelle Congratulations 1994 Graduates Good Luck!!! TOM DfiRR Congratulations on taking departurefrom the passage ways of Kings Point. Although the seas were not always predict- able, you learned to navigate them. Now, lay your course, grasp the helm, and pilot your way through life! Love, Mom, Lizzie, Gram, and Gramps “CHRISTA” STEPHEN W. FREY FAITH - In God and you for the person you would become HOPE - For what the future brings - this is only the beginning LOVE - For who you are and all you became CONGRATULATIONS We Love You Always, Mom, Dad, Erin, Steven, and Spike Your accomplishments in your life has always astounded us. From your early first steps to your first words to a very impressive vocabulary when you were a child. And then your accep- tance into U.S.M.M.A. We are all proud of you Congratulations Son Much Much Love - Mom Dad Joseph - Jeffrey - David and the Grand - Mons 503 KYLE E. BURAK You made it honey and we're very, very proud of you. Much luck and success in all you do and God Bless You Always Love Mom and Dad You did it Bro and we're very proud of you. This is only the beginning (It gets better!) Rand Dave Michael C. Farrell, II Congratulations, Michael - we know you have always had high hopes and you have advanced confidentaly in the direction of those hopes. “You never know what you can do until you try.” Charles Dickens Today, nothing is impossible. All you need is will power. Love, Mom, Dad, and Dawn •••« WEALWA YS KNEW TNA T JASON C. KENT NAD THE LOOK OF AN USMMA GRADUATE Congratulations on 3IMALLIJ graduating. We knew if we only waited long enough even the IMPOSSIBLE would happen! WE’RE ALL VERY PROUD OF YOU, JASON.Jamie, Judson ,Kelly ,Mom, and Dad, Patrick J. Sullivan PJ Congratulations on daring to dream dreams and working so hard to make them come true! We are very proud of you and all that you've done and look forward to your next adventures. The work that is really a man's own work is play and not work at all - Mark Twain Love from the Home Front, Mom Bill Sophie 505 CONGRATULATIONS!!! MICHAEL T SMITH JR. It was hard to tell you, “You couldn’t come home”. We couldn’t direct the wind But we could adjust the sails. Your accomplishments none- theless, Are truly your own. Sail on, young mariner Sail on......... Love, Mom and Dad Dear Dennis, We've always loved you best because you were the first miracle. You were the genesis, the fullfillment of young love, the promise of our infinity. You sustained us through the ham- burger years, the first apartment furnished in early poverty, the first TV paid for in thirty six months. You were new, had unused grandpar- ents. You were the original model for an un- used parent trying to get the bugs out. You were the beginning. Time has gone by so quickly. What was once a dream for you as a child is now reality. You have turned into a fine young man. Dad and I salute you son. We are so very proud of your accomplishments. We wish you smooth sailing. Be Proud . . . Walk Tall . . you have earned it. Congratulations, We love you, Mom and Dad I am proud to call you my brother - Love - Jamie Congratulations and much love to Mr. “P”! You did not ask to walk smooth paths nor bear an easy load You prayed for strength and forti- tude to climb the rock strewn road God gave you the courage to scale the hardest peaks alone and you transformed every stum- bling block into a stepping stone Congratulations also to your Kings Point 1994 classmates! Mom, Dad, Gen and Will Robert P. Christoff Congratulations Rob We love you and are very proud of all your accomplishments. Good luck in your future endeavors. Love, Mom , Dad Dave, John, Virginia Theresa 507 Christopher tParhe 'Dean 'ZV wts cvitt vteven e a6te to cxfcte s t e autacutt Cave, aduunatuut eutd fie feect 1 £eet you today tuut atcvays. 1 foeaeutie t e tcutee (ve acC toyet esi tutet cOieauts a£ t e oue to caute. dove, Tttoz attd Sfcot CHARLES E. EATON CONGRATULATIONS CHARLES! We love you and are very proud of you. Best of luck in the future Love, Mom, Dad Michael HANS RITTINGER You have accomplished ever so much You’ve given us memories to cherish forever We are proud to call you Son Love you lots MON DAD Bob Foringer We’re all very proud of your accom- plishments Love, Mom, Alex, and Julie If your ship hasn’t come in SWIM OUT TO IT ! The Cowley family SCOTT ROBERT HENDRICKSON CONGRATULATIONS! You have so much to be proud of. . . and we’re so very proud of you . . . God Bless You Always. We Love You, Mother and Dad HAPPY SAILING! Robert Little Bob Upton Congratulations ! Capt. Mud Flat Dad, Mom, and Family Todd W. Bertels CONGRATULATIONS, Todd Now is the time to set a true course and to maintain the watch We are so proud of your ac- complishments We love you dearly Mom, Dad Family 508 CATALDA FANUCCHI CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK. CORA, MISHA AND DAD Scott F. Glasier Congratulations Scott! We love you and are very proud of all your accomplishments, your future shines brightly. Love you, Mom and Dad CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1994 QUINCANNON ASSOCIATES, INC SHIP BROKERS One Rockefeller Plaza New York, New York 10020 SPECIALIZING IN THE TRANSPORT OF LIQUIFIED GASES, CHEMICALS AND VEGOILS IN BULK. EXXON MARINE SALES Exxon Marine extends best wishes to all 1994 graduates of the United States Merchant Marine Academy. Exxon Company, International Florham Park, NJ E ON A llll mil� ABB Turbocharger Inc. 1460 Livingston Avenue North Brunswick, NJ 08902 24 Hr. Tel: (908)932-6103 Fax: (908)932-6378 Telex: 401699 The Johnson Higgins Global Energy Group salutes the men and women • SYSTEM DESIGN APPLICATION ENGINEERING of the United States • SHOP FACILITY FOR COMPUTERISED ROTOR BALANCING, METALLIZING AND OVERHAULS Merchant Marine Academy Class of 1994. • COMPONENTS RECONDITIONED TO ORIGINAL SPECIFICATIONS • EXTENSIVE SPARE PARTS INVENTORY • EXPERT FIELD SERVICE WORDWIDE Johnson jtpiIGGINS Salutes The Class of 1994 125 Broad Street New York, NY 10004 (212) 574-7000 510 CO P'i meni o. MATTIONI, MATTIONI MATTIONI, LTD. Counselors At Law To Faculty and staff of the United States Merchant Marine Academy Kings Point, New York In recognition of the many decades of dedicated excellence in graduating young men and women to positions of responsibility and leadership in the United State Merchant Marine, its related enter- prises and to the furtherance of continued strength of our nation in times of peace and during world wide emergencies. 399 Market Street Second Floor Philadelphia, PA 19106 (215) 629-1600 ________________________________________________________ Today Opens A Sea Of Opportunity Hats off to this year's Midshipmen, you've made the grade! Many Kings Point graduates like yourself have launched successful careers with Carrier Transicold Our Marine Systems Group builds, installs, and provides technical support for specialized air conditioning and refrigeration systems, worldwide. Which creates challenging opportunities that can put your future on solid ground The Carrier Transicold Division, Carrier Corporation, Syracuse, New York TRANSICOLD for companies that are going peaces- CARRIER ■him TRANSICOLD •••••« mm © aalborg boilers Aalborg Ciserv Norfolk US EAST - GULF - COASTS BOILER - DIESEL - INCINERATORS Service • Repair • Spareparts Phone: 804 466-7033 FAX: 804 466-9263 Congratulations and West ‘Wishes To The 1994 graduating Class from Ceres ‘Terminals Incorporated KARL SENNER ... WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL DO M V ISLANDER Owner: Karl Senner Inc.: Supplied Woods Hole, Martha's Vineyard Nantucket Steamship Authority 2 Reintjes Marine Reduction Gears Model WAF 840 with 3.08:1 Ratio [ M4 REIINITJES MARINE GEARBOXES 3 1 M4 REXROTH MARINE CONTROLS 3 Mill ASEA BROWN BOVERI MARINE JET POWER TURBOCHARGER SERVICE BERG PROPULSION CONTROLLABLE PITCH PROPELLERS AND BOWTHRUSTERS SALES, PARTS, SERVICE • 500 H.P. TO 20,000 H.P. |[;u l Scimci; Inc. WEST COAST Karl Senner, Inc. 12302 42nd Drive S.E. Everett, WA 98208 Mr. Whitney Ducker (206) 338-3344 NEW ORLEANS Karl Senner, Inc. 25 W. Third St. Kenner, LA 70062 (504) 469-4000 Telex: 58-7383 Telefax: (504) 464-7528 EAST COAST Olof Wadehn Enterprises 30 Sheppard Lane Huntington, Long Island New York 11743 Mr. Olof Wadehn (516) 692-4548 513 514 Partners with a Proud Tradition THE INTERLAKE STEAMSHIP CO. THE LAKES SHIPPING COMPANY National City Center Suite 2550 1900 East 9th Street Cleveland, Ohio 44114-3497 Tel: (216)694-4000 Fax: (216)694-4316 1841 - 1994 A COMPANY WITH A TRADITION OF CHANGING THE PAST TO THE PRESENT TO THE FUTURE General Agents To The Shipping World NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL Inc. 200 Plaza Drive, Harmon Meadow, Secaucus, N.J. 07096 Tel: (201) 392-3000 Fax:(201)392-2892 CABLE TELEX: VERNOTCH MCI 6859562 6859564 STELLAR CHARTERING AND BROKERAGE, INC. Salutes The Class Of 1994 277 Park Ave. New York, N.Y. 10172 (212) 207-5100 It would be nice if we could tell you we were getting back to basics. But we never left. For more than 90 years we’ve been concentrating on just one thing: Moving your cargo across oceans better than anyone else. Get our experience working for you. Phone your local Lykes office, or our world headquarters at (504)523-6611. LYKES LINES o 1991, Lykas Bros, fitaajnahlp Co., too. 515 $3t ($) Kfrby Marine Transportation Group Offshore Division Innovation Dixie Carriers, Inc.. 1775 St. James Place, Suite 300, Houston, Texas 77056, 713 622-5502, Facsimile: 713 964-2200 Americas Marine Express, Inc., 3035 Directors Row, Suite 1312, Memphis, Tennessee 38131, 901 396-3000, Facsimile: 901 396-3003 Dixie Fuels Limited, 333 W.P.A. Road, Belle Chasse, Louisiana 70037, 504 392-7800. Facsimile: 504 391-2295 Sabine Transportation Company, 7200 Highway 87 East, Port Arthur, Texas 77642, 409 962-0201, Facsimile: 409 963-6116 AFRAM Carriers, Inc., 8211 Channelside Street, Houston, Texas 77012, 713 921-3990, Facsimile: 713 921-3995 516 Be a leader with the top U.S. maritime employer Start with the nation's top maritime employer-the Navy's Military Sealift Command. Discover our diverse fleet. Get experience that moves you ahead fast. Enjoy the benefits and security that federal employment offers. Call or write us today. 1-800-255-9503 Recruitment Director (KP-93) Commander, Military Sealift Command Washington Navy Yard, Bldg. 210 901 MSt., SE Washington, D.C. 20398-5540 The U.S. Navy's Military Sealift Command Equal Opportunity Employer Congratulations Graduates! s r t MOAC Marine Office of America Corporation One Continental Drive, Cranbury, NJ 08750-0001 1-800-887-WAVE The largest marine insurance underwriter in North America Your Satisfaction First Priority San Francisco Drydock, Inc. is a ship repair facility that stands apart for its distinctive quality and customer, focus. With highly professional management A Fu Ser, t Slut) Rep F� c Wy' and production team the work's continuity is assured. For you, the customer, satisfaction is our first priority. For information, contact Carl Flanson. Managing Director at ext. 204 or Rich Haver Project Development Coordinator at ext. 270. Dock No. Overall Length Clear Width 1 199.39 M 29.87M (654 Ft) (98 Ft) 2 274.39 M 45.1 M Depth Over Blocks Lifting Capacity 8.39 M 21337 Metnc Tonnes (27.5 Ft) (21,000 Long Tons) 11.43 M 66.043 Metnc Tonnes YOU ONLY GO TO SEA WITH PRODUCTS YOU TRUST. That’s just about the best indication of how the maritime industry has grown to trust these BoatLIFE: • Caulking and sealing products • Fiberglass maintenance products • Cleaners and paint removers • Teak maintenance products • General maintenance and restoration products We’ve earned the industry's confidence. We’ll never let you down. That's a promise. octUF£ 205 Sweet Hollow Road, Old Bethpage, NY 11804 516-454-0055 • Fax: 516-454-0452 Mailing Addr: P.O. Box 7644 • SF. CA 94120 Street Addr: Foot of 20th Street • SF. CA 94107 Tel: (415)861-7447 • Fax: (415)558-8466 the 1994 Graduates of the United States Merchant Marine Academy. GRUMMAN $ A registered trademark of Grumman Corporation r CIHVOY! U.S. military sealift assets operated by private sector U.S.flag firms and manned by civilian American seafarers-a reliable combination for U.S. defense in a national emergency. AMERICAN MARITIME OFFICERS 650 FOURTH AVENUE BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 11232 (718) 965-6700 MICHAEL McKAY PRESIDENT JEROME E. JOSEPH EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT 520 Congratulations Kings Point Class of 1994 Texaco Marine (Seagoing) Texaco Fuel And Marine Marketing Texaco Marine (Landbased) Butch Callaway - 1971 William S. Allen -1967 Kevin S. Buck - 1986 Dan DuBois - 1978 Raymond J. Bartoszek - 1986 James R. Cerruti - 1982 A. D. Healey - 1950 Kevin Fay -1987 Bruce S. Femie - 1973 Dave Jennings - 1978 George M. Hutton - 1962 Timothy M. Foran - 1976 Jay Kelly - 1974 Robert L. Moore - 1957 Peter H. Homes - 1965 Doug Laidlaw - 1970 William L. Rung, Jr. - 1970 James B. Hotchkiss - 1982 Rod McKinney - 1972 Joseph C. Schneider - 1957 James B. Liebertz - 1966 Eric Olsen - 1979 John M. Nevin - 1976 Kim Parker - 1973 Richard J. Quegan - 1959 John Richardson - 1977 Ronald T. Vernon - 1974 Mike Smith - 1979 Margarita M. Wong - 1988 Frank Toto - 1955 The World Was Our Campus Now The World IS Our Home TEXACO MARINE Texaco Marine Services Inc. and Texaco Fuel And Marine Marketing Partners in Quality . Providing global service and support, by supplying marine fuels and lubricants in vessel operations. 2000 Westchester Avenue White Plains, NY 10650 (914)253-4000 TEXACO ©IP FUEL AND MARINE MARKETING WORLDWIDE x International The World Leader in Marine Coatings. Best Wishes To The United States Merchant Marine Academy And The Class Of 1994 COURTAULDS COATINGS 400 S. 13th Street • Louisville, KY 40203 (502)588-9200 • Fax: (502)588-9698 Your License is Your Living. . . and Your Reputation. To protect your license, call MOPS Administrator Marguerite Suriani today. Be sure to ask about our group rates payroll deduction plan. Timothy D. Delaney 72 David P. Delaney, Jr. 74 370 WEST PARK AVE. LONG BEACH, NY 11561-3292 TEL. (516) 431-4441 • FAX (516) 889-5111 Member Company: Lancer Financial Group, Inc. INTEROCEAN MANAGEMENT CORPORATION SALUTES THE CLASS OF 1994 AND THE UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY THREE PARKWAY, SUITE 1300 PHILADELPHIA, PA 19102-1378 (215) 569-4550 FAX: (215)568-0208 522 Moran Towing Corporation Two Greenwich Plaza Greenwich, Connecticut 06830 (203) 625-7800 FAX: (203) 625-7857 TELEX: (TWX) 710-474-0051 Ship Docking Services; Ocean, Coasted, and Harbor Towing. Serving the Ports of: Portsmouth, N.H. New York New Jersey Philadelphia Baltimore Norfolk Hampton Roads Jacksonville Miami Port Arthur Congratulations 1994 Graduates! From the Kings Point Contingent at Mobil: I Louis W. Allstadt, ‘65 I Ronald W. Bjelland. '66 I William J. Bova, Jr.,‘65 I Harland C. Bulow, ‘61 I Robert M. Browne, ‘72 I Thomas A. Ciappa, '78 I Craig L. Clarke, ‘85 I Robert R Curt, '72 I Steven B. Dalton, ‘81 I Shawn J. Davis, '84 I Willard F. Davis, '47 I Donald P. Davison III, ‘90 I David W. Fecteau, ‘73 I Ronald J. Fowler, ‘65 I John A. Gatti, '57 I Thomas F. Gerrety, ‘57 I Edwin T. Hill, ‘92 I Paul M. Hormann, ‘67 I Robert P. Leri, ‘73 I Harvey J. Mott, ‘68 I Gordon C. Nicholson, ‘60 I Richard A. Olson, ‘84 I Peter A. O'Neill, Jr., ‘77 I John V. ReShore, ‘75 I William J. Richardson, ‘84 I Gregory R. Runkel, '75 I Mark M. Savino, ‘80 I John W. Simek, '77 I Ronald G. Taylor, ‘70 I Andrew E. West, '85 Congratulations 1994 Graduates! RMERRDF) HESS CORPORATION 1185 Avenue of the Americas New York, New York 10036 Maher Works Harder. Maher Terminals extends our congratulations to the United States Merchant Marine Academy on its 51st Anniversary and our best wishes to the graduating class of 1994. New Sulzer Diesel Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1994 New Sulzer Diesel US Inc. New York, Savannah, Wilmington, Seattle i hp Congratulations to the class of ’94. As you We Wish set sail into the future, ABS wishes you calm seas and new horizons. As an employer of many USMMA gradu- YouSmooth ates, ABS knows your education will serve you well. As a company that has contributed to Swung. safety at sea for more than 130 years, we also know our courses may cross again. ¥ABS FOUNDED m2 MM AMERICAN BUREAU OF SHIPPING AFFILIATED COMPANIES We Are Marine Transportation Petroleum Dry Cargo Transportation Inland Ocean Towing INTERNATIONAL MARINE CARRIERS, INC. DEDICATED TO THE HIGHEST STANDARDS IN SHIP MANAGEMENT. OPERATIONS AND TECHNICAL SERVICE. Charter Member Of The International Ship Managers Association (ISMA) EKLOF MARINE CORP. A FULL SERVICE MARINE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Staten Island, New York (7181-720-7207 Corporate Headquarters: 22 Jericho Turnpike Suite 200 Mineola, New York 11501 Tel. (516) 741-2700 Steer Your Own Course Your future begins today and your success hinges on the choices you make at the beginning of your career. Each member of the International Organization of Mas- ters, Mates Pilots is backed by more than 100 years of respect and tradition in the maritime industry as they advance to the top. The MM P holds a number of vertical-manning con- tracts and has access to numerous engineering and other shipboard positions in addition to our licensed deck officers. This makes for limitless opportunities on the way to the top of your field of expertise. Begin steering your own course to success with the best in the industry. For more information, contact Cap- tain James T. Hopkins at 410 850-8700 or write to the below address. TIMOTHY A. BROWN JAMES T. HOPKINS International President International Secretary-Treasurer International Organization of Masters, Mates Pilots 700 Maritime Boulevard, Linthicum Heights, MD 21090 Tel: (410) 850-8700«Cable: BRIDGEDECK, Washington, D.C. Telex:750831 APEX MARINE CORP. 2001 Marcus Ave. Lake Success, New York 11042 CAPTAIN LEO V. BERGER, '43 (516)775-6700 MI-TECH, INC. TECHNICAL CONSULTING AND MACHINE SHOP SERVICES Innovative People Providing Quality, Products, and Service QUALITY SERVICES SECOND TO NONE 6685 JET PARK DRIVE N. CHARLESTON, SC 29418 FAX (803) 553-5541 USE HEX-T’S TUBE RUNNER IN COMBINATION WITH OUR TUBE EXTRACTOR, TUBE POLISHER, FOR MAXIMUM RETUBING EFFICIENCY . THE HYDRAULIC TUBE EXTRACTOR, with its patented mandrel and gripper mechanism, safely loosens tubes from the tube sheet and pulls them out about 3 inches Lightweight, fast and simple, it can frge several tubes per minute, 1 2 THE TUBE RUNNER then removes the freed tubes from the tubesheet at any rate up to 15 ft sec THE PNEUMATIC TUBE POLISHER prepares new tube ends for refitting in the tube sheet. Not only more consistent, it is also many times faster and less fatiguing than hand-polishing. 3 USING THE ENTIRE HEX-TEX LINE, YOU CAN SAVE 35-50% OF THE TIME rT TAKES TO RETUBE A CONDENSER OR BOILER MANUALLY For more information about Hex-T products, contact: CD HEX-T Heat Exchanger Tool Corp. 1 Keystone Ave. Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 1-609-424-6161 (FAX) 609-424-1473 528 Just call 1 -800-235-8029 and we ll send you a solid brass key ring engraved with your Academy crest or branch of service on the front and your registration number on the back. If you ever lose your keys, the finder simply drops them In a mailbox and we’ll send them back to you. This Is just one of the many services USAA can offer you. As a newly-commissioned officer or officer candidate, you have unique insurance and financial decisions to make. For most of this century, USAA has met the needs of military officers and their families. For information about USAA membership, call 1-800-531-8080. BSE SSSV98� . San Avnton o. This offer is only available to ROTC basic scholarship students, non-scholarship ROTC students within 24 months of commissioning, students enrolled in USUHS, and cadets midshipmen in a U.S. military academy. This offer is limited to one key ring per person. 529 Congratulations Best Wishes From ETC, The LNG AQUARIUS LNG ARIES World's Largest LNG CAPRICORN LNG Fleet. LNG GEMINI Over 2,300 voyages LNG LEO completed - Over 280 LNG LIBRA million cubic meters of LNG TAURUS LNG cargo delivered. LNG VIRGO Energy Transportation Corporation 1185 Avenue of the Americas New York, New York 10036 (212) 642-9800 Telex: 427864 (ETC Ul) Fax: (212) 642-9890 TWX: 7105812723 Congratulations U.S.M.M.A. Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1994 M0RANIA OIL TANKER C0RP. 4 Stamford Forum Stamford. CT 06901 I MSEA SHIP OPERATION AND MANAGEMENT Maintaining a high state of readiness in support our Nation's needs through operation of: Maritime Prepositioning Ships k Aviation Logistics Support Ships k Ready Reserve Force Ships American Overseas Marine Corporation a General Dynamics Subsidiary 116 East Howard Street, Quincy, MA 02169 (617)786-8300 Telex: 174065 LIBERTY MARITIME CORPORATION SALUTES THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1994 Suite 200 1979 Marcus Avenue Lake Success, New York 11042 Maritime Overseas Corporation MOC SHIP AGENTS AND BROKERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE U.S.M.M.A.! 43 West 42nd Street, New York, N Y 10036 (212) 953 4100 Cable Address: SHIPSCONT Maritime Overseas Company, Ltd. The Quadrangle 180 Wardour Street London, WIV 3AA, England UTRDNICR MARINE U.S.A. TODAY MORE THAN 6,000 SHIPS SAIL WITH AUTRONICA EQUIPMENT ON BOARD-WORLDWIDE •SENSORS. TRANSMITTERS AMPLIFIERS FOR TEMP . PRESSURE LEVEL. •INTEGRATED MICROPROCESSOR BASED ENGINE ROOM MONITORING AND ALARM SYSTEMS. •DIESEL ENGINE PERFORMANCE MONITORING EQUIPMENT. •COMPLETE “TANK SHIP PACKAGE - CARGO AND BALLAST TANK LEVEL. TEMP.. INERT GAS. VAPOR RECOVERY. PUMP PRESSURE. LOAD CALCULATOR. •RADAR TANK LEVEL GAUGING AND LIQUID LEVEL ALARM SYSTEM •DATA LOGGERS ORDER PRINTERS. •FIRE DETECTION ALARM SYSTEMS WITH ANALOG ADDRESSABLER DETECTORS. •THERMOGRAPHIC SURVEYS AND MARINE PYROMETERS. •POWER SUPPLIES AND CHARGERS •INTRINSICALLY SAFE EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS. All major system components: sensors, transmitters, electronics hardware and software - made by Autronica - one vendor - ONE MAKER. SALES AND SERVICE Service centers in: NY. NJ. Philadelphia area: Houston. TX; Miami. FL; Se a ttle LVA MAIN OFFICE - NEW YORK AREA AUTRONICA MARINE U S A. INC. mmi MARYLAND MARINE, INC. 15602 Jacintoport Boulevard Houston. Texas 77015, USA (713) 457-0012 fyi iJVt provides chemical barging services in the U.S. Gulf Congratulations Class of '94 Compliments of St. James Stevedoring Co., Inc. P.O. Box 40 Burnside, LA 70738 504-562-3919 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the U. S. Merchant Marine Academy Class of 1994 from MARYLAND MARINE, INC. 15602 Jacintoport Boulevard Houston, Texas 77015 (713) 457-0012 Maryland Marine provides chemical barging services in the U.S. Gulf. 1111 1 m I Mackay COMMUNICATIONS bethl'ehem STEEL Con dai ss of '94 Leaders in Providing Complete Electronics Service For Communication Navigation and Below Decks Equipment including: • Satellite Communications • ODM 'Oil Pollution Monitors • Shipboard Radio Systems • Fuel Viscosity Control • Radar and ARP A Systems • Fuel Flow Measurement • GMDSS Systems • Engine Room Automation • GPS SatNav Systems • SOLAS GMDSS Radio Surveys • Gyro Autopilot Systems • Radio Room Supplies • Fathometers Depth Finders • Licenses and Contracts Official U.S. Agents For: •ABB EBNorway •ABB EB, U.K. •Alden, U.S.A. •Anritsu, Japan •Best Power Technology, U.S.A. •BS Japan Co., Ltd., Japan •C. Plath, Germany •CRM Compagme Radio Mandme, France •Conoflow Europe. Holland •Elkime, Greece •Icom, Japan •Intech, U S A. •JRC Japan Radio Company, Japan •Kockum Sonic AB. Sweden •Kyontsu, Japan •Laser Plot. U.S A •Marconi, England •Microtechnica, Italy •Mitsubishi, Japan Worldwide Service Available 24 Hours Day •Motorola, U.S.A. •Norcontrol, Norway •OKI, Japan •R.F. Harris, U.S.A. •Racal-Decca Marine, U.K. •Robertson Shipmate, U.S.A. •Selesmar Selenia, Italy •Ships Electronic Service, U.K. •Ships Radio Service. Holland •Simrad, U.S.A. •Skanti, Denmark •SRM SRT, Sweden •Standard Communications, U S A. •Stentofon, U.S.A. •STN Systemtechnik Nod, Garnery(DEBEG) •Sumitomo, Japan •Telemar, Italy •Trimble Navigation, U.S.A. •VAF Instruments, Holland EAST COAST 300 Columbus Circle Edison, NJ 08837 Phone: 908-225-0909 Fax: 908-225-2848 4959 Tlx: 4754132 4754584 GULF COAST 8532 South Loop East Houston, TX 77017 Phone: 713-644-9246 Fax: 713-645-1174 Tlx: 775878 WEST COAST 4630 16TH. ST. East, B-10 Tacoma, WA 98424 Phone:206-9226260 Fax:206-9226619 Tlx:320396 Congratulations to the Class of 1994. Our newest gear drives will be joining you shortly. At Philadelphia Gear, we’re proud of our contribu- tions that help the United States Coast Guard fulfill its missions. In the past, we have designed and manufac- tured marine gear drives for the Reliance class patrol craft, the U.S.C.G. Hamilton and the Polar Star and Polar Sea ice breakers. At present, we're building main propulsion drives for the Juniper Class seagoing buoy tenders. For the future, we stand ready to help you con- tinue to meet the challenge of being always prepared. Philadelphia gear corporation Atlantic Direct Service Container Frequent Sailings ' Line a WORLDWIDE EXPERIENCE We SALUTE AND SUPPbRT THE UNITED STATES Merchant Marine Academy For Their Dedicated Service ) To The i Maritime Industry. 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NY 10451 543 EDITOR’S PAGE Traditionally the Editor of the yearbook takes one page of the book to thank the faithful, chastise the unreliable, pass out free advice, and thank thi Lord for finally taking away this massive project. Who am 1 to argue with tradition? First, I feel that it is necessary to thank the following people: Derek Skahen, Rustin Edwards, Mimi Cleary, Harry Henderson, Clifford Creech, Jet Nicholson, A1 Leyson, Doug Smith, Rayme Lacy, Jason Casserta, Brandon Rahm, and anyone else I forgot. There are many people who claim to havi been on the yearbook staff, but these are the people who actually worked on the book. Without the help of these individuals the book would never have been completed. I owe an extra special thanks to Brandon Rahm, Jason Casserta and Mimi Cleary. They came back to the Academy after graduation and helped me to not just finish the book, but complete about 80% of it. At graduation the book was in shambles. Several sections were missing material and pictures, while others had not even been started. It took many all nighters, plenty of Dunkin Donuts coffee, and a great deal of swearing to get it done. I also have to thank Carl Miller, our Jostens Representative, without his advice and help we would not have a yearbook. Thank you Carl for all you have done for us this year and in the past. You really are the best. Now on to the chastising. Harry, 1 am going to kill you the next time I see you!!! The yearbook was very short on pictures this year. We only had 4 or 5 faculty and staff pictures taken this year, the clubs and activities section had only a few pictures to work with, and without the help of the Sports Information Office the sports section would have only had about six sports covered. I don't know what you were doing in the darkroom Harry, but it sure wasn’t a lot of developing. However, I must admit that it wasn’t all your fault. After all, how many pictures can one person be expected to take and develop. Now onto the free advice. Anyone who might be considering taking on the position of yearbook Editor-in-Chief must keep in mind that it will require many all nighters, lots of coffee, and about a dozen reliable people to help (usually your closest friends). The yearbook is a challenge. I chose to challenge myself by taking on the yearbook, and the positions of Battalion Executive Officer and Battalion Commander. This is called suicide, or overloading. It was more than just a challenge. This combination made me push myself beyond what I thought I was capable of doing and even though I suffered in some ways I would do it all over again. With this in mind, I offer the following pieces of advice: 1. Challenge yourself. You haven’t truly been alive until you have pushed yourself beyond what you thought you were capable of doing. The human spirit thrives on challenges, don't let yourself down. 2. Stand by your morals and principles. This the honorable thing to do. If you don’t stand for what you believe in, then no one will respect you including yourself. 3. Help your friends in their time of need and they will help you. Without good friends one can not survive in this world. Now for the final thank yous. I must thank my wife for all her love and support not only over this past year, but during the last four years. She is my best friend and without her help I would never have completed this book or even made it through Kings Point. I also have to thank my family for putting up with me. When I managed to get home I slept most of the time and wasn’t much fun to be around. Thank you for all your love and support. Good Luck over the next three years Alex. Lastly, I need to thank the Lord for watching over me and guiding me over this past year. I know that I could not have a achieved my goals without His support. ACTA NON VERBA! 544 Daniel Foos Midships ’94 .