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

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T i Best Wishes ... Good luck Class of 85 from the family of John Clifton 29th Co. John, you bring much joy into our life and we ' re proud of you. Success and happiness always. Love Ivlom and Dad Congratulations Kevin: Your Dream has become a reality. You set your goals and have achieved them. Our pride is exceeded only by our love. Thanks for the fun and memories that you and your friends in the 29th Co. have given us. Way to go, Batman! Good luck Class of ' 85. Love Mom, Dad, and Alicia. To the Class of ' 85 - Best wishes for a Bon Voyage from Evan Oliver ' s family, all of us. Congratulations! Best wishes for success and happiness in all future endeavers. To the 29th Co. and Larry Datko. Love Mom, Dad, Louis, Karen, Keith, Brian, Chris, Nancy, Curtis, Sheila, Alicia. Congratulations and smooth sailing to Brendan X. Doud 29th Company The whole family! We love you! CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 85 from the family of Ralph Arcaro, 29th Co. Victor Leung 29th Co. Bravo! You have done your best achieved your goal. Well done! With much pride love. Mom, Dad, Tim Romans 8:37 Good luck to the class of 85 from the family of Stephen R. Speed, 29th Company. And, to Steve, we ' re proud of you and we love you! O God, let me be the one to reach and touch the world. So they might see you shining light. Congrat- ulations, Alvin and 29. Love ya, Mother, Daddy, Brian, and Chuck. Congratulation to Tom Varallo and all the members of the 29th company. We love you, Tom! Mom, Dad, and Sharon Congratulations 85 and the 29th Co. from the Coen-Quinn family. We are so proud, Joey! Love all of us. Twenty-Ninth Company 755

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1986 Row 1: David L. Rhodes. Dan Dufresne, Mike J. Parker. Russell Lindsey. Raymond Maiskls. Paul D, Lawerence. George T. Ar- thur. John M. Wilbourn. Richard Weathers Row 2: Christine Lombardi. Anne F. Groves, Joseph J. Leonard, Loretta Reyn- olds, Nanette Russell, Lynn S. Okamoto Row 3: Raymond L. Byers, David J. Ward, Charles L Wagner, Alan Jarusevi ski, Larry Maye Not Pictured: Christopher Bencal. Timothy M. Curry, Derrick L. Dixon, Robert G. Fogg, William C. James, Stephanie E. Kish, Dirk Mac Farlane, Kevin R. Mauch. Andrew J. Sandor 1987 Row 1: Robert Hallawell, Albert Desmarais, Christopher Hodges, Thomas M. Schwab, Eric C. Holloway, Kenneth Bastian, John L. Wells. Brett M. Pierson, James Willcockson Row 2: Michael Sheerin, Robert Good- body, Danford Sammons. Roy R. Ledesma, James F. Merna. Jeffrey Colwell. George A. Brisbin, David M. Quint, Steven Sylvester, Michael Lombardo. Allen R. Cruz. Michael E. Gieg Row 3: William Howe. Thomas C. Graves, Michael J. D ' Ambra, Timothy J. Wolf, Gregory N. Harris, Alan M. Rodgers, Anthony Sindoni, Louis Gregus, Luis San- chez Not Pictured: Keith R. Peden, An- drew W Rowe flit it t -f. f 1 1 ii i ♦. ' .Q.i 1988 f 1 -. i M t fit t f t t f; I l,f f •k • •■ • • • ■? %. ' •■ » • Row 1: Pamela Lawrence, Glenn R. Allen, Matthew McKernan, Kirk A. Williams, Lini McCarthy, Jeffrey Williams, Daniel J. Hur- dle, Michelle LaPeer, Leanne Fielding Row 2: Michael K. Binnix, Wenena K. Harman, Thomas C. Manning, Donald Waymire, Christopher Simones, Anthony W. Eaton, Alfred A. Bunge, Michael Guerrera, James E. Harlan, Allen R. Flanagan Row 3: Arthur Drennan, Ronald Startzel, Edgar Greene, Cabell W, Baynes, William B. Brown, Timo- thy Andrews, William D. Taylor, Lester M. Wolf, Malcom Wheatley Not Pictured: Tammy M. Adams, Scott Christopher, Ar- thur G. Crowe, James Hikmat :im ' Iff t p ir » rf

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Thirt r m ' THIRTIETH COMPANY We were born in Halsey Fieldhouse On the seventh of July. We took the oath of office And then we said goodbye . . . On that day in 1981 the class of ' 85 nnet each other for the first time. Within three days we had memorized all of the vital signs about each other: names and hometowns. Closer acqaintance would take a little more time. We learned to chop the hallways, We learned to rig a brace. This land was hot and humid The sweat poured down our face ... Especially for the guys from the West, Maryland humidity and heat were a new, unpleasant experience. Many a day both hit triple digits. We also experienced new additions to our vocabu- laries. Ah, the time when chop applied to wood and rig applied to sailing. We memorized our Reef Points, We learned our daily rates. We ' ll never see a six pack We ' ll never go on dates. We were ple-e-e-ebs ... They say the divorce rate today is 50%. If you asked anyone in our company if they still had their plebe summer girlfriend today our divorce rate would approach the big 100% . What girl can put up with a bald and sweaty guy in an ice cream suit? We woke up every morning And then to PEP we ' d race. We stayed behind a red corvette At a 90 quarter pace! And then it all was over. The sorrow and the fear, When we reached the top of Herndon continued on page 759 OtJ Thirtieth Company LT Charles Wendt Sub Con • V Joey Legaspi Mark Shigley Jon Dorn Steve Devore Craig Sheldon Kurt Collom 7. Steve Chapin 8. Chris Holdstein 9. Scott Smith 10. Gene Wolski 1 1. Jim Baratta 12. Troy Wat son 13. Barry Goehler 14. Ed Waigand 15. Anthony Bruno 16. Dave Taylor 17. Kent Fitzgerald 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. Brian Arnold Tom Schill Scott Lansing Paul Brown Dave Prudhomme Rich Rutkowski Pat Turner Danny Barron Dom Cuyno Jon Edwards 28. Mike Petouhoff 29. Paul Matthews 230. Ms. Cheese Not Pictured: Shawn Cassidy Ken Kaneshiro i L