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

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Best Wishes ... Congratulations and best of luck to you and class of 1985 from thie family of Jofin D. VanBrabant 28tfi Co. We love you. From Dad and Mom Congratulations Mike Co. 28. You fiave always stood tall never more so than now. We love you very mucfi, let God be your co-pilot and tfie sky your playground. We are so lucky to have a son like you. Love Mom and Dad Congratulations and Bon Voyage to the class of ' 85 from the family of Donald M. Mitchell 28th Co. We are proud. Don! Congratulations Class of 85 espec- ially to Caroline Gauike our love, pride good wishes go with you as you continue your Navy career. God bless you and keep you safe from harm. Love, Mom Dad family Congratulations Ensign C. Kirkbride We love you and are very proud. God bless you and the class of ' 85. Dad, Mom, Denise, Jackie, Ron; Helen, Peggy We knew you could do it Tim and We ' re so proud. Congratulations to the Class of ' 85 especially the 28th Co. We ' ll miss the tailgaters! Love, Dad, Mom, Beth, Mary and Bob Congratulations to the Class Of ' 85 from the proud family of Scott Bamonte 28th Co. We Love you Scott from Mom, Dad and Paul Best wishes and God bless the Class of 85. From the family of Lester Olson Co. 28. We ' re proud of you. Mom, Dad, Lori, and Grandma. Congratulation 2nd Lt. Jeffrey R. Baldyga. We are so proud of you Thanks for all the happy memories that you and your friends in 28th Co. have given us. Love Mom Dad Rich Deb Karl Richcreek Class of 85 28th Co. congratulations, all our love. Mom, Dad and Cheryl!! Congratulations and God bless to the Class of ' 85 from the family of Rick Williamson 28th Co. We love you Rick from Tim, Angela, and Mom and Dad! Good luck Kenny and Mark! Twenty-eighth Company

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i5« i t.t J ft ' t -ft 1986 9 ■ M m Row 1: Nels H. Swanson, Bernard Klo- sowski, James E. Pitts, Earl Totty, Robert Rupp, Kevin R. Milliken, Conrad C. Chun. Jackie E. DIngess, Edward Kearns. Row 2: Mark W. Johnson, Michael F. Lupton. Adam J. Meinrod, Alex Ospina, Thomas Shumaker, Mitchell Mariotti, William Solo- mon, Christopher Soler, Jeffrey McMullin, Brian P. Quinlan, Adolph Brookins, Donald Braswell. Row 3: Mark G. Daghir, Kenneth Arneson, James R. Brockett, Engene E. Burke, Gregory Salvato, Kevin Windbigler, Shav n P. Murphy, Lynn J. Petersen, Ste- phen D. Kibbey. Not Pictured: Stuart J. Borsch, Jeffrey D. Davila. 1987 Row 1: Gil R. Diaz, Hovi ard M. Baca, Juan M. Wheat, Mary P. Thompson. Particia A. Flynn. Michael Cantwell. James T. Hagler. Jeffrey D. Stec. Vincent D. McBeth. Row 2: Michael A. Tobin. Sybil B. Bradley, John E. Dryer. Stuart Littlejohn. Laura L. Lott, Rob- ert A. Hickey. Anthony Fernandes, Greg- gory B. Monk, Samuel C. Baker, Eric J. Henry, Alexander Edwards, Patrick J. Quinn, David P. Dutch. Row 3: Patrick Cur- tin, Steven Fenstemaker, Kenneth T. Ham, Daniel K. Shields, John M. Quast, Kenneth Inglesby. Steven J. Yoder, Timothy F. Whe- lan. Gunnar W. Buzzard i 1988 ft t f f t t f t mm ♦. ♦ Row 1: Allen D. Michell. Douglas A. Tucker. Gregg M, Nakano. Chad O. Dorr. John D. York. James Elders. Noel C. Salvanera. John R. Feldkamp. Richard A. Kondo. Row 2: Jack O ' Donnel, Carl D. Graves, Thomas A. Hole, Mark F. Scanlon, Leiand B. John- son, Dennis Sullivan, Lindsay T. Kough, Da- vid M. Donnelly, Michael R. Bynum, Daniel J. Haas, Travis D. Zach. Andrew J. Heino, Michael Majewski. Row 3: Bryan P. Gra- ham, Phillip G. Bunce, Thomas E. Arnold, Jon S. Hooper, Maximilian Grant, Kevin G. Confer, Gregory Willliams, Desmond Quig- ley, M. T. Camilleri. Not Pictured: Timothy P. Keefe, Richard Quintal, Alan W. Vanloon. ■ ' bC

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TWENTY- NINTH COMPANY We ' re the gang from Twenty-Nine you ' ve heard so nnuch about . . . The Twenty-Nineth Company has experienced a colorful past, and the impact of the class of ' 85 was no exception. In our four years, we lost only six members of the original 29th pla- toon: a rumor, a tumor, a flat-footed barrel-chested blivet, a hot-tempered pinheaded psychopath, P.W. flood-man, and zoomaway. Unscathed, the remainder of the class passed through the various trivial pursuits: the time the rumor arranged a singing strip-tease for the great and powerful oz at a company dining-in; the infamous beerball incident which nearly inflicted unbearable payne upon the entire company; and the many sundry and taudry affairs which festered like boils on the forces of the company. Now that it ' s over, this is all we have left to say: Four years went past And now at last ' 85 has left its mark. We did our own thing; We ' ve had our big fling — Let ' s keep the rest in the dark! 752 Twenty-Ninth Company LT John Orzalli FallStaft Commanof Syb Com ' ' 1. Doug MacKinnon 17. John Carver 2. Brad Buswell 18. Geoff Watts 3. Gordon McKinney 19. Kevin Mollis 4. Tom Varallo 20. Alvin Dickerson 5. Victor Leung 21. Tom Jones 6. Shawn Bai 22. Earl Bowers 7. Jeff Kehlenbach 23. John Moulton 8. Geoff Losee 24. Brendan Doud 9. Tom Williamson 25. Steve Speed 10. Victor Kreeger 26. Peter Hanlon 1 1. Mark Alexander 27. Evan Oliver 12. John Day 28. Donald Schnon 13. Tom Loblein 29. Larry Datko 14. Joe Coen Not Pictured: 15. Ralph Arcaro T racy Johnson 16. Jose Alas i