Vanderbilt University Naval ROTC - Galleon Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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GYSGT Wim an ,psi , i, 1 4 K N Y ,4 '55, el ,, al ' 'Ti s s if .iff K , 1 K, , . , ' 'if .A- V ,M M. l fr.3 'llhv 1983-8-I yvzir was CQYSCQT NYirns:itt's second your at Yl'NllO'l'C', CQYSGT gradu- ated lirst in his platoon as :1 llrivntv First Class and grzldmitod svvcnth in his Class from Drill Instructor Sclnml nt llzirris Island. At VUNROTC. GYSGT Wirnsntt is involved with and coafhvs the Rifleflhstol Team. Ile also Servos as ANIOI for the Murine Option midshipmen. -rg' xx

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KC Huff f .I Zn --1-11... Most members of battalion know Senior Chief Huff as the person who distributes the monthly stipend checks. He is also respon- sible for the purchase and issuing of uni- form items, and the organization of purchase records plus the payment of tuition. SKCS Huff enlisted in July 1968, with his first tour of duty at the Naval Administration unit in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Senior Chief next. served aboard the USS Shelton lDD790l during tours off the coast of Vietnam. Next he served aboard the USS Fresno tLST1182l and then went to North Island in San Diego. His last t-our of duty prior to VEN- ROTC was aboard the USS Roark QFI-810531. After he leaves Vanderbilt. in June. 1985. Se- nior Chief will return to the fleet and would like to get in on the ground floor' of the switch by the Navy to a computerized inte- grated supply system. 'mt f C Jones Chief Jones joined Vanderbilt NROTC's unit stall' at the beginning of the 83-84 aca- demic year. Prior to assignment at Van- derbilt, Chief Jones served aboard the USS Conyngham QDDG-l7l as assistant navigator. At Yanderbilt, Chief Jones has a variety of duties. lle is the assistant navigation instruc- tor to Commander Cannady in the NS 231 Navigation course. Chief Jones also is the quartermaster at the unit. and assists Senior Chief llulf in his supply duties. Chief Jones is responsible for issuing books, audio-visual equipment, and the unit, vehicles. Welcome aboard Chief Jones. ' pg? .E In yy

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nannnonnn 1 gg., lllllllllllif igg.,: fllamfia Jennie Dickerson n u s llllualxzx u n ' lllllllliil pu. ,:, l: ' I lallsuouru Ill ,,,, uzlhlnn: :nun--1 , 1 1 Illlll H' ' 'llll un a nuns nunnnu ll!lllI,'g,:::x::: lkilllll , 5' llllllll'l51g Hllllllllli-I' ny.. 'Q Mrs. Dickerson began working as secre- tary at VUNROTC in 1962. During her 22 years of service in the administrative oflice. Mrs. Dickerson has seen many midshipmen enrolled in the unit. and many receive their commission. Mrs. Dickerson feels that it. is interesting to see the change in midshipmen as they go through the program. Mrs. Dick- erson not only maintains personnel records. but helps hold the unit administrative of- fice together. She is proud of the fact that the VllNliO'l'C' unit was ranked number one by CNET for our administrative operations. This designation reflects on Mrs. Dickerson, in the job she performs. and the pride she takes in her work. 1 Wanda Rucker G One of the newest additions to the ad- ministration support stafl' is Wanda Rucker. Mrs.. Rucker started working with the unit during the second semester of the year. She is responsible for typing official correspondence and helping with general paperwork. Mrs. Rucker says she is pleased to be working with the unit and that it is a pleasure to work with the staff of VUNROTC, 12