University of Virginia Naval ROTC - Long Glass Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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Lieutenant Iohn D. Cann is currently the First Year Instructor. He received his commision through the NROT C Program at the University of Virginia in 1971, where he majored in History. He served in a DE Know FFQ and a DLG Qnow CGD, both homeported on the West Coast. He was damage Control Assistant on both ships. At the University, LT Cann is a graduate student in American History. At the Unit he is first Company Advisor, First Year Advisor, and resident basketball expert. He is also responsible for coordinating summer cruises for all year groups. especially those going to Adak and Diego Garcia. He is single and lives in Charlottesville 10 Lieutenant Charles F. Klemstine is the Fourth Year Instructor. He received his commission through the NROT C Unit at Penn State University in 1969 and re- ceived his wings in May 1970. Before coming to the University in 1974, he was attached to VF-102, an F-4 Phantom squadron based at Naval Air Station Oceana. He made two Mediterranean deployments with VF-102 aboard USS INDEPENDENCE. LT Klemstine is cur- rently a graduate student in Accounting at the Universi- ty. At the Unit he serves as Long Glass Advisor, Honor Guard Advisor, Flight Indoctrination Program Coor- dinator, and Advisor to Trident Society. He lives in Charlottesville with his wife Marian, son David and daughter Kelly. Lieutenant Douglas R. Stover is the Third Year In- structor. He reported to the Unit in October following a six month Mediterranean cruise with VA-176 aboard USS AMERICA. Previously he had made a MED deploy- ment aboard USS FRANLIN D. ROOSEVELT. He is a graduate of Lycoming College with a B. A. in Mathe- matics. He was commissioned in january 1973 and was designated a Naval Flight Officer flying the A-6 Intruder At the Unit he serves as Third Company Advisor, Text- book and Training Aids Coordinator and resident mathe- matics tutor. He particularly enjoys golf and mo st other sports. He and his wife Emily live in Charlottesville.

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Executive Officer 'Ei ..... 6 Commander Edward A. Davis was born in Norristown, PA, and graduated from the U. S. Naval Academy in 1962. He also has attended Villanova University and the University of Virginia. He received his wings in March 1964. On August 26, 1965, Commander Davis was shot down over Vietnam on his 57th mission from the aircraft carrier USS ORISKANY. He was captured the next day and spent the , 3,661 ,fax 1 ,,,, 7 AW ,,',',' '11-an next 7 1X2 years as a Prisoner of War in North Vietnam. He was released on Feb- ruary 12, 1973. He did full time graduate study at the University prior to joining the Unit Staff in 1975. Commander Davis is interested in sports, music and public speaking and has been a menber ofNation- al Scholastic Champion Crew teams. He lives in Key West with his wife Elaine and daughter jennifer. Marine Officer Instructor Major M. A. Roesch, Ill is a graduate of VPI 81 SU with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. He also holds a Master of Science in Operations Research from the U. S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California. He was com- missioned a 2ND LT, USMC in june 1962 and since has been assigned to 1ST Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, CA, 3RD Marine Division, Vietnam, Marine Corps Supply Center, Albany, GA, Postgraduate School, 3RD Marine Division, Okinawa, Marine Corps Development and Education Center, Quantico, VA, and Marine Corps Command and Staff College. Major Roesch enjoys running and reading. He lives in Ablermarle County with his wife joyce and their two sons Tim, 16, and Tom, 12 years old. 0 9

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Yrifiif? .. -l34 ' ,, , Lieutenant john H. Woodhouse, jr. , the Second Year Instructor, reported to the Unit from USS CLAUDE V. RICKETTS. While aboard RICKETTS he served as EW Officer, CIC Officer, and Navigator. He was com- missioned in 1973 from Dartmouth College NROTC where he majored in History. He is a recipient of and Navy Achievement Medal, Navy Unit Commendation, and National Defense Medal. His duties at the Unit in- clude Second Company Advisor, Public Affairs Officer and Special Services Officer. LT Woodhouse enjoys snow skiing and model building. His wife's name is Kathleen and they have two children--Elizabeth and Meghan. W I QMC Garry L. Peck is the Assistant Third Year Instructor. He has served on aircraft carriers, de- stroyers, and amphibious and service ships since the commencement of his career in 1957. His one previous shore duty billet chring his twenty years in the U. S. Navy was at the NROTC Unit, Iowa State University. Chief Peck is the proud father of three rug rats fRobert, Billy and Iasonb and the husband of one longhaired mess- cook CAliceD. He says that nobody understands him and the Midshipmen are always hassling him about text- 'iiv books. Since nobody likes him Cand so he can have more time with the messcook and rug ratsb he will be retiring to the Pacific Northwest this summer to do some fishing Storekeeper Chief Petty Officer Florentino G. No- lasco is assigned as the unit supply and Fiscal Super- visor. He enlisted in the Navy on 26 August 1957 and ttended submarine school in New London, CT. He has a served on several submarines including USS REDFISH d USS REMORA, USS CAIMAN and fleet oilers inclu ing USS NAVASOTA, USS MISPILLION and USS PASUMP- SIC. Other duty assignments included NAVCOMSTA TRANSMITTER SITE, GUAM, U. S. Naval Facilities, Chichi lima, U. S. Naval Academyg and Cargo Handling Battalion in the Pacific. Chief Nolasco's duties at the U 't are to prepare all supply and fiscal reports and ni initiate all contracts. He and his wife Pacita live in Charlottesville. They will retire to Manila, Philippine on 26 August 1977. Il : :- .' 1. we -zzfmxuvv.-,,.q-n-wanna!-:Hariri-1-'wpww-v-if-s..t-.....-. . v .-,Gyn .z..,.m..-n-zazsr. ,nm-I