University of Notre Dame Naval ROTC - Irish Wake Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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TABLE OF CO TE T Title Page ....... Contents ...... Unit Staff ........ Companies ............. Summer Cruise ............. Freshmen Orientation ........ PFT ............................................ Purdue Invitational Sports Festival .... Unit Basketball ...................................... Company Football ....... Fall Awards ............ Spring Awards .......... Marine Orientation ...... Marine Mess Night ......... Rif'lefPistol Team ........ Drill Team .................... Captain's Inspection ....... Change of Command ...... Dining-in . ..... ..... ........... . Presidential Review ............ Navy!Marine Corps Ball ....... Tri-Military Ball .............. Navy Smoker .......................................... Navy!Marine Corps Concessio NavyfMarine Corps Birthday Battalion Mass ................... . ....... CPR ....................................... Junior Parents' Weekend ...... Senior Picnic ....................... Senior Dinner ........ Seniors .................... Battalion Staffs ........ Commissioning ................. Sponsors and Advertisers ...... 2 Stand

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COMMANDI G OFFICER CPT J. D. ROHRBOUGH, U l I5 ji? ,l EXEC TI E OFFICER CDR B. L. WORMS, CDR Worms is ary. He began his the University of ned his Masters D Engineering. planning group. CAPT Rohrbough is a Naval Academy graduate from Glen- ville, West Virginia. His Naval career has included CO tours on the USS WOODPECKER QMSC-2095, a coastal mine- sweeper, and the frigate, USS THOMAS C. HART QFF- 10925. CAPT Rohrbough re- ceived a Masters degree in Air Ocean Environment from the US Navy Postgraduate School in Monterey and is also a graduate of the Armed Forces Staff Col- lege. In his four years as CO of NROTC Unit, Notre Dame, CAPT Rohrbough has made the Unit one of the best NROTC Units in the entire nation. in his first year as XO of NROTC Notre Dame, taking over the position this past Febru- college education at the University of Illinois, and completed his Baccalaureate Degree at Nebraska. Before graduation CDR Worms enrolled as an Avia- tion Officer Candidate, and after receiving his degree he entered flight training. After designation as a Navy Pilot, he was assigned to helicopter Flight Attack Squadron Three, RUN, where he participated in over 400 combat missions. After his second operational tour he was selected for post graduate school, and ear- egree in Anti-Sub Warfare Systems He has served tours in HSL CLAMPSJ Squadrons on all classes of FF and DD type ships. Prior to coming to Notre Dame, CDR Worms was stationed at the Na- val Oceans Systems Center in San Diego where he served as military director for an advanced systems 3