United States Naval Academy - Lucky Bag Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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• - ? ' ? ' Class of 1983: Row I Trace Vindich, Joe Spruill, Jerry Crockett, Troy Brannon, Joe Soto, Bret Scales, Bill Larson, Mark Hopgood, Dave Simmons; Row 2 Keve Papp, Tim Kroft, Carl Sink, Bob Wise, Dick Jentoft, Jerry McGill, Rich Elder, John O ' Leary, Joe Smith, Row 3 Jim Guiliano, Geoff Zuschlag, Craig Williams, Mike Ray, Al Pollard, Paul Soares, Frank Flundetto, Steve Nordel, Tom Dalpini, Chris Murch, Mark Pear. Class of 1984: Rcrw I Brad Drummond, Phil Erickson, Art Quintong, Tom Dalton, Rick Meranda, Mike Balon, Andy Bierbrauer, John Hemmen, Mike AUman; Row 2 John Flehart, Tom Campbell, Rob Froncillo, Grant Smith, Duane Ulisnk, Paul Povlock, Al Coomber, John Cordle, Mark Openshaw, Clay Tet- telbach; Row 3 Doug Halpin, Mark Lyons, Rich Laufer, Greg Dimitro, Jim Willson, Joe Mur- ray, Mark Dvorak, Ralph Bower, Mike Smith Class of 1985: Row 1 Lisa Caputo, Bob Cissel, Jackie Carey, Joe Beel, Sandra Kirby, Scott Melton, Jimmy Pajaro, Chris Chambers, Bob Englehart; Row 2 Jeff Johnston, Lee Clay, Franz Wagner, Kim Horine, Rich Hale, Dave Deutsch, Eric Smith, John McCord, Dan Mellecker, Cathy Weist, Lola Neudecker, Steve Kelly, Chris Adams, Mike Ottinger, Dave Woods; Row 3 Scott Sobka, Mike Gregory, Kevin Clinch, Pete Bishop, Shawn Callahan, Steve Grace, Bill Rogers, Brain Edner, Ted Means, Ruby Ing, Laura Falken- back, Dave Newhart, Neil Brown. The Brigade 75

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i; I Mike Bannister 2 Tom Parry 3 William McKenzie 4. Randy Schumacher 5. Ralph Soule 6 Jon Shatto 7. Steve Jones 8 Shaun Stroud 9 Dennis Und 10 Ed Otton U. Bill Rempe 12. Curt Khol 13 Bill Brennan 14 Pat Cole 15. Greg Elemendorf 16 Bill Popovitch 17. Paul Denham Lt. Davis, 14th Co. Officer Fall Set M LT William Brennan, M LTJG Jonathan Shatto, M ENS Cur- tis Kohl Spnng Set M LT Dennis Und, M LT- JG Thomas Parry, M ENS Ralph Soule 14th Co. This year has been a busy one for Fourteenth Company activities. In the fall the Tomcats were frequently on Farragut Field in football and soccer battles betvv ' een the classes. On the in- tramural front, our basketball team had its first winning season ever, the de- fending brigade champion soccer team lost a close one in the playoffs, finishing as division runner-up, and we won division champs in lightweight football and runner up in heavyweights The social side of the 7-4 residents was certainly productive: Dave Simmons won a steak dinner for the entire company with his devilish halloween costume The company ski trip to Seven Springs, Pennsylvania was great fun for all, those who didn ' t get enough excitement on the slopes took to the skies for a group parachute jump. Springtime was kickecl off with the company dining-in to begin the end of a memorable year.

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FIFTEEH 1. Kevin U ' ilhelm 2 Dave Palmer 3 Mike Chenide 4. Brandon Ruby 5 John Virgelli 6 Steve Murillo 7 Tim Canell 8 Jim Colasito 9 Steve Somnitz 10 Mike Crowley 11 BUI Rogers 12 John Spear 13 Terry Moran 14 Pat Madden 15 Mike Case 16 John McDonald 17 Riordans Worker 18 Tuck Hord 19 Chuck Gepford 20 Harrv Atkins 21 Ted Morten on 22. Riordan ' s Worker 23 Doug Miller 24 Pete Schilke 25. Andy Wilson 26. Jay Kenna 27 Pat Reno Maj. Mize, 15th Co. Officer Fall Set - M LT Jim Colasito, M LTJG Pat Madden, M ENS Mike Cheniae Spnng Set M LT Harry Atkins, M LTJG Mike Cheniae, M ENS John Vergelli 15th Co 1981-1982 was full to the bnm with good times and noteworth ac- complishments During football season, 15th became known as the Tailgate Company and her itinerary was hard to match by anyone At the Liberty Bowl, 15 won the attendance contest and the $4,000 prize It continued its winning ways by helping the 3rd Batt Handball Team take the fall and winter cham- pionships ' 83 won the fall intracom- pany sports competition and took a class ski trip to Snowshoe, W VA ' 84 qualified a man for the Boston Marathon and boasted a chip kickin ' blue grass band, frequently heard at tailgaters and Texas meal nights After ' 82 did battle at service selection, the many events became a blur for the firsties who thought only of commis- sioning and the things that will make all the Naval Acaciemy experiences worthwhile. I 4»»1 iji