Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1976 volume:

■ ■ ■ WENTWORTH MILITARY ACADEMY LEXINGTOMt MISSOUBI VOLUME IV JOE MUZZILLO, EDITOR DAVID ALAN NUTTY, COPY EDITOR 1 mmmam m lot. 197$ Faculty and ClsMMdJLtfe Sporta Organizationa MiUtanr Companiea Special Evmaim Commencemant ladax and Advertiaing 1976 8-19 20-69 70-101 102-117 118-129 130-145 146-159 160-167 168-176 Jhm WJEIfTWOBTH cx9eclei|c«. It flicaiia ttiorii. But you ' ve never had the you ' ve gone through ■mm •atUte vmmr. The classes, parades, formations, and inspectioM sif only n •liiiill piuNt id m €m4mt ' m mtmy hmwm The learning years of your life never really end •UIm h||1i tlic •chool iriTMt ead all tM •aoll« Relive these moments that mean so much as yo« ImI tluroimli thm 1976 Pii S lii R«vUirw a 9 ADMINISTRATION Col JM. S Dco Jr.. Superiniendau -AdminiNlrativc secretaries Kathv Christophcnc. Gem Bell. Jan GricshN. Marie W)W4l(JI JSiady.l Jne Mcnkc, Marguerite Coliooerl, Mioiey Lomax and Imogcncllobiiuon. 10 Board of Trustees WiUiam AulL Leoo Uiililii LoweS Stagiier, 3M. Sdlas Jr J.M. Sdldrt Sr hoMt Wikofr, Morri . Cox, Rith.ird NcNon and Tkc Skelton. CoLJJl ScUcis Sr. CoL Lester WikofT Col. Lowdl StMfiflr LT. Col Joha Sttdce Proident of tfic Bottd SecMaiy of the Board Executive OOkieir JJmsUx af Maj J.H Oflimn Maj Robert Marlin Maj. Richard Kin NilS. Aocpuntant Dean of Admissions Athletic Direoor PttUiBiQr 11 SUPPORTING PERSONNEL i 1 George, Linda, and William Ciblin. Uie soda fomiUuii operators. FROM RO : Mary Bunch. Sheri Zeller, Elmer Morgan. Ronald Blann, Ron Long. BACK ROW; Margaret Eggle. Margaret Hardint ' . Ju.in Cioodloc. Flnrcncc fioodloe, 1.ir Si ' liu-brr n, !, rc- l:( .vJ - I rm,i i FRO JT ROW: Teresa Kenny. Enaldo Gnotia. Anna Palmer. Lena Martin. Ada Braxdale. Teresa Dav BACK ROW Marjoric liulori. Shirlcv (ialloway. Marv (VDaniel. Gloria Wmningham, Bizabeih baton. Evelyn Spraj uc Mr [)ou las2MiMtt l Ms. Lour, R goieicid personnel Nuise. Ms. Ruth Newpoii Bob Reed. MaMe Skinner Ms. Catherine Tatt and Ml Bemiu Taylor are Nunhi from llie T.iilor Shop RONT ROW: Bob West, James Rosewetl, Louis Spregue, Dave Dver. Howard WesU Albcn Glowe, Willie Mariin, Bill BelU Dave Ricl). rds n BAC RQWrToii N««3C; 1% K«aj(|Ue.. Mark W9Pt RaJph Burrui. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION I I Col. lereiRc n;i iv HiMn Mts. Lola Beretta, R istnr Mbi R iilii HttgriQ Uoh Jam Hm Mrs Pally f AtfgjSk Maj Ralph ShorX C4 unscli r Junior Hiiih Hcadmastc Nlillt School DcfM Mrs Helen Slaylon Readinjg Instrocioc 1 wntycnl Mr . Norma Maring, Dancing Instructor Rc Allan Chaplain Cam. Ray AaaL Commandant Mni Belli Hepler Hoatcss (letiiM) CapJ. Tom Bullcr Ass ' t ( )mmandant is: Maj. Kciih Munng Advanoed Malhenatiot ' X+Y ZZZZZZ1 Capi. John Walls Oi|iL Mask BbmeBStodc Cipif j|ai rme ( apt Harwy Mathi ' m.tticv Phvsiis Riolngy t-.r i C apt. C harlie Juler Mv Diane Byrne Capi. Arthur Mills Capi. Jim Rciliy iMpbi Sciaioe diemistiy Chemistry f Maj. Paul Buttunt Ml Piflije MqnteM Draninc Art Ms. Helen Hoppodjs Ms, Elsie LatsoD Typing Mr. George Stier Business CapL Ridi LaoM Bushiess FA€UIiT¥ANI Mr. Oavid Dull. Autu Mechanics, IT FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION i Capt. Tom Troiu iSonal Studies CapL ByroQ Bania Cmdr. Edgar EQis Qvics Maj. Fred Hepier Study HaU Instructor Mq. Robert Hepkt Socid Studies If 1 caii l teach you. I ' ll learn ou! Capt. Steve McPhe«K i 19 JC SOPHOMORES My name is Lany bui you can call mc Aiflxi.me lot hurt. JCII 1M tfamltat Keith Hannon Vm aot eaa Vm sttit raving nonnall LfiMi gMo. Lexington, Mo. 21 Our Batudion SufT-Kcvin Paitcrson, Sieve DeLorenzu Bruce Wales, Sam Morfia, Ray Lewis, Joel Nadei, John LeBbuic Mark Haines. Bill Klumper. Larry Wafeham, Don LefTinewell. Ken Clark. Phil Hamtine. •9 ' MAmUL IGMIIfilioitf Thnmlv ti baddy! Ron Parks Kevin Patterson Brazil, Ind. Coldiado Springs, Colo. AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 33 Bert tatfuiiUfisj m Jim Dates Chica| o. m. Clint Oawson John OiStefano Ft. Worth. Tex. S esville. Adc. Mike Lttsterday Fl.WQCtii tliafS; EJ tlder Dennis Fctteri ExcdtiorSpiingit Clini Uaw on nceoliatc6 Some guys have gpt it but does Set. Ken McNcni or RodC WiDoi YojTd. lHBt|«r belicvc u!!! I Jim Mcwre working in the Snack Bar for Alp Phi „ l.u Cinda Gant I - ' M-i ' -Miin Mo Curtis Hamilton Shreveport . La. Phil Hcflclfingcr ( . ' ' ••cnw ' 11 i| Mil Bin Heltzei Teny Heodieo Joy Johnson GtowB, Olda. New Hunpton, Iowa Rttiioothi jCayuravong JohaKilgOfe Bay VOliie. Ohio 34 Ftkol Knott Richard Lock Gayiord McKtnney KinMcNeiU Bob Mcrrit Ray town, Mo. Hal Middlcton Richmond. VI  JbttlfBini Houston. Tex. JoeMusdUo lBdianapotta Iiid. Thtt patch i proudly worn by the Miliuiry Sdawe atodeais at SjUc tt oatkn The photographer was lucky (o catch Joe Mu illo in OUt Of hiS more serious looods. 95 Garv, Ind Gitttavo Ntvi Maraf.iihn, Veniviola itm Sbuic ttymf Hot JQaiUiioa Qnj|eiijr, •v 4 found t inttatUe Vogktktn Henry Ostrowski San D , ' : ' n, r ' dif Roy Rcitz Dallas, Tex. RickSalyer l xington. Mo. TomSioMoa CocoK; rn. icinc sludt Jeti Stapp Don Stone Fiitttinqa, Mo. Saa Atttonk), Toci GnuidviMr, Mo. Ooitt Taylor iti ouo 3« LeavenworditKanti DnMoincs. i w:i Mike Burnett Mike Calderon Cameron Cnvm Tt Oaidev Liberty, Mo. Jackson Heighis N Y. Troy.MJch t)flMlia.Mci). 40 41 John Kavcii u-m Mike Rcinhaxdt Guy Robiiuon JaclcSchaben M Wi oB«Jilliit LiiMXdiitM4 . OrafrHttliloM Duttb i lows Bruce Wales Sieve Willou h Kansas City, Mo. Cookeville. Tcaa. 49 4 V The K-; ,ini! -hr 1 ' Bob Blonutnnd Randy liiuwiic Fiyetteva]e.Azk. Paul Buckman Femandi i .inj GuatemaJa Cityi Cuatenula C.iistjvo AbudMi Russell Allison Mil l ' iiHcv Lincoln, Mo. Rjqrmond Ashlock Hennan Beiner Kansas Cfty, Mo. fcar c«s. Cadets learned about l ealth Services on Gkieer 09y 44 Louis Gnco Steve Hwkini TcmHeUmet Rni4y Hunter Giffoid James Vic Knight Heniy Gray work hard ai math. Marty Mc3ee Topdu.Kint. KiniMaty,llo. 4« Skip MiUcr 1 1 ll ' .. f t ' ,; VI, Joe Ncdwcd l.cavi. ' Tnvor h.Kans. Bnicc Odu GirdenCity,KfeilSi OivklOttiz Mark Mitchdl Terry MitdnO Mike Mofldy Dul ' T ■ Eustace. Tex. ' ir). ' !ni:i B -a ;h,Va. YamU Nagel Mike O ' ReiUy Prairie Vniagc. Kans. Mike Reyaokls Fred Sliaddeo MeniU Shankel IfNteiPaideiwe . St-fMrntaqbUi Lmmnte fiutt. Tira Sosothikul 47 I still ihink it would run better il we re- Hi! I ' m Kurt. installed the spark plug , fuel tines, and battoy! Pit Tate Kurt Van Hyrhif Joe Wedman Juim SVuiuinj. UiiiiWii t Janue W tight GomlliicOn; iClMnlaii JNM Caqrtoo.Mo, BeiitQiLltaib( c,Miis. 4 Shawn Ackot Maraodbo, VeneziMls Paul Ben I T p ' k■! , K .m% Jim Bybee filue Springs. Mo, David Bosley Larry Byrd Jeddah. Bill Boycr Sam Adams 1 Phil Brawl imiejiendence, Mo. Kevin Brown DcsMnfnes, Iowa Marion Counaey Rartdy Cuuball 10 Lynn Denny Scoti Uuuglity David Dubinsky Bob Edelen Kevin Evans Spiingfiehi. M l. IlouMon. Tex. Austin, Minn. Anchorage, Alaska KanMsCt .Mo. Tony Gianceidtt Jack Gilchrist Hal Goodman Danyl Gordon Richaid KeHer Belton.Mo. Anchorage. Alaska Oklahoma Tily. Lareo. F!a. Gander, NQd. Ml ' ,: New IVp cpal Horn SooQ liud tMk iliii BiU puoqift 51 Scq Samuel catches up un liis beauty sleep during t five liov David Shute, a national Tae RwanDo winner, with trophies. Ken Kuhle T ini-oln. Neb. Randy bardie Raton, NM. Bob Uw«f Boyd Nail Kansas City, Mo. Anchorage . Alaska Ted Neiiiaiis Ohahian, SiuiUAnbiM. Ken Odom fjj .Kans. Ray On Ca«dttone,Mo. Ceot tery Orvis Pabu4ue,lo«h SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Cadets w-hfaw boo the ChueL juy Spencet Brian Stacks Mike Swanson • IOmmCitsr,Mo, Jeddah. FI ,SJ . 54 Brace ThooMt DkvldTraub Oklahoma tyi Okla. iCndn Tunis BobVuHon FatWiMi Mark Walton James Watson Gary Webb Kansas aiy. Mo. Mcn liis, Tean. ttowsU Misa. Barrett Williamson BartkmiflBgOldiu Nicolas Zotti CRmCa«tir,Mo. The luture Fred A tairc ii hard ai work at Dancing Lessona. Sit FRESHMEN A cadet searches Tor h is ph v sical lonita Shannon Ackert Kirk Bittner Dsve Bledsoe in a Physical Trainini- Ml up cxerdse. Mwacaibo, Venezuela Denw,Co!o. KansasCity.Mo. Bob Camargo Don Chipman Fernando Colina Joe Crouch Mike Cundiff ■ ftmmm,m KmnsCity Kans. Guatemala City. KSBoUaCiQriUt! Blil Baq|i £i. GuatMoala 56 FRESHMEN inatGI? fiiji«1ittd Hie campus pdfias detaifl dttw op ihe: Tim LeGrande Liiwolii,IiUb: Mil ' McCoU Sean McCiaiy Andy Meardon Tom Metzger ( o! ladoSpriagi. Spririfield.Nf K Iowa CUy, low Iflaidn.Kanti Colo. Gary Nixon Okto, tinotODeO iUd(P tMS JohnRins FRESHMEN ■Qul$ Sawyer Don Shirley Kevin Smith Ashland, Nchr_ H..ffTr -.n [ t.iics. III. M.niiis.merv THv. Mo. Mark Steinshouer Made Sterling Andy Stevens Witchita. Kans. KansuCity.Mo. Wellington. Mn Mike Stewart Paul Tate Tndcpcndrncc, Mo. Lakewood, Cdo. Commander EUis with hispoliiical cu a%n butons on diq )ay for Motbci pi . «1 EIGHTH GRADE This year ' s Jtuiiar Hieh Sdiool was furnished with the best stafT or teacners and counselors ever. They were experienced, and enjoyed the woik Captain Kenneth Clark was the only counselof vAio returned rrom last ye r. The new eoumelofs y « Lt Toiy Blessing, MSG Bit Tale, and SBf Major Ralph Short is the new Headmaster, and he is wcU qtiaUfied for the job. He did a great job tblil year, and bis dibits w«re .ajpfMeoiaffid. Geoff Aiken Moraea. Calif. Andy Ahlstrom Knns3 ; C tv. Mo. John Becker Harlan. Iowa PatBuike Tedar Rapids. Iowa Mike Carter KUMasCity.Mo, Kelly C ' redille Glenn Foster Slonn springs, Adc. Hattm.Iowa Tim Gardner Tt dfttitii w ffi W ■ DonButu Shane Gilbert Jeff Hut ieffKing icue MunteOaBO: TttKQItU. Si(w)iOiy.Iowa Ptflfie tiie, Ilio. vlncinilaiuMo. |ll )!im,OMa. RLSTAIRAU Eat in good taste. Ste -C hops- Chicken Seafood Victory Cafe STIER ' S 1122 Main Arrow ShirtS; Levis— Lee Haggar Slacks Converse All-Stan Adidas 9 SPORTS EDITORS: JC-TOMMIE SIMPSON JH-RICHARO KING ' 1 This year ' s soccer team as made up of a combination of high school a nd j u n ior college plaven. Although the team taciced experience it made up lor ii m clVort f ' oach Tom Irollu acted as the team ' s mediator, tramlutur and supporter to help the 1975 Soccer team through its WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA SCORES 2 Sute Fair 1 Bamow 2 Kemper 0 Barstow 1 Kemper I State F.iir 0 Columbia 9 1 i 9 Don HaniaQii perfiDGta the bustk. Bob CBittlfO pcepariag to luck. The finesl Junior College baskcibaJl icani in Atademy history set a host of records in compiling a 12-17 record. The squad tot)k iwo third place trophies m Midwestern Classics and scalped Haskell in .1 precedent sctling uppearunee in Kemper Arena as u prelim uiur) ' to an NBA Cmtii Baonjlloii risadiM foi ' tlie sun oo hii w«y to 2 faints JC GOLF Taylor, Hughes, MidJ -i HtvhtolJ. Coach [hiiliemv F um- ! K rr I isIlt I ; Where ' s the ball, Gustavo? 0 HS FOOTBALL milce it one for die Jofer. Front row Buitip. Koplii Daislcv , Sclialicn. T:ite. E ugan, R. Edelen. Second row: Summers. Wrighl. Curric, B. Edclen, Gordon, McBee. Peters. Keegan. Kuhle, Sappiogton (mgr). Third row: Cosch Jufer, Nixoii«S. Oou0lay.ftoiberUm,Oc P. RobinidQ, R. King. McCr ry, White, S wyer. B. Johmon, MitM. Coach ttytM- HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCORES WMA 18 SWEET SPRINGS WMA 30 GRAIN VM IMV WMA 55 l ' ()LO WMA 64 NOR BORNE WMA 59 S I E l WMA 50 ST. JOHN ' S WMA 32 OAK GROVE WMA 33 ST. PAL L S WMA 47 MISSOl Rl Mil ITARV WMA 71 HARDiN-CtNTRAL WMA 62 LONE JACK WMA 39 POLO WMA 45 BARSTOWPRKP WMA S ORKK K WMA 411 MISSOl Kl Ml! 1 1 ARY WMA 46 NOR BORN I WMA 52 BRHCKINRIDGL WMA 71 BRAYMER DISI RKT TOURNAMENT WMA 47 HlGGINSVILLt: «9 n m m 91 3i4 44 t 62 58 44 4} 4 KeD and Dugani hitAtt fas t ntbdund. ' • ' 4 m ty FRONT ROW: Juhmoa, JShaddcn, Gordun. lli.t.sel. Uaniels, Jurevics. BACK ROW . Mgr. .VKUcc, Slmte. 163i t fi Oa fgf W B0 AtSaUiMai Coadi Msjor MooM. The High School baskelhall learn had ,i very trvingjNMHOPt cndins wiih a 2-17 won-lost record Plagued by incxpericrn.e .ind a tough schedule ilsey had many chance lu wm, i nl to lo c oui in ihc Uu i ecQo4$. There were some high and hright spois. however. Freshman Richard Kinc gained unanimous all-conference honors on his s a to a tl.} points per ame average. Paul Jurevics averaged I I.V points per game average and connected on 84.6 percent of hLs free throws. Kevin Dugan ut off toa slow start, hampered by foul trouble, bui was always under the boards fighting for the rebound. Tom Kellev. as always, gave his all-out eflort in every gan) ' chmaxing his scaitun with a 17 point game ugainsl Although lacking in experience and depth, the Dragon auad always gave their all-out effort for Major Moore lo did a fine job of molding the individuals into a team. HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING TRONT ROW: Coach Jttfer.WOTOStrand, Chlpman, DaugiKiiv , Shaddcn. t . SECOND ROW; Lcwer, McCniry. Goodall, Buike. Asfalock. Sunual. IMU MstqiBr. NiIsdI, White. Roggeri THIRD ROW: Bunv. Rtventein Spraeet, MoHly, Klimqper. Abadd, 6. - This year ' s swimming team sur- vived Ihe roughesl seaNDii liiey have ever faced. They swam against some of the state ' s top ten teams, ind came out with a 9 9 woinlost ncord. This is an exoellent lecord, considering the lia(|ff tlMif posing teams. There were many ouLstunUing perfornunces this season. Fredi- man Rob White delighted the spectaton with his effortless grace on his way to four school records. Bill Kluinper reached a career best in the !00 vJ backstroke, with Guy Spencet pushing the relay team to 15 msts in 18 meets. Mike Mosely was the team ' s top diver, Itpdiating and flipping his way to U All in all the season wjs a micomk Several personal goals were at- tabled while others needed only experience and | ly ;Of jnactice. Cotach Jufer giv s advice lo BUI Klutnpcr. HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING This year ' s wrestling squad was coached by Capuin Tom Ttotta, a recent graduate of llinoufi Valley Cdlege. With oniy four tentoH m the squad, (Steve WiUoughby, Steve Gd bredif, Wayne Schoettle. and Chris Montalbano) they finished with a record of i wins, 8 losses. Although this overall record Wtt far from impressive, there were a total of 6 matches that could have been reverted in our fitvor h«d the Dragoos been abki to pla«e B The individual leaders fur tins ycar ' ) seaaOO were Best Dual Meet Record Steve Galbredlt (1 1 - 1 - 1 ). Most Team Points Steve Galbrecht With 62. followed closely by Bret Curiie with 49 points and Henry Gray with 42 points. Gray, with a record of I - wins and losses, was our lone representative in tt e Di trtct Toumanvenu After several tough 1atchWBaM( ( |ilM lfellq ! impressive fourth overall. Outing the aeaaon an unscheduled triangular meet was held with Norbome and Slater. Thia meet provided our wrestlers with a little extcg exi- erience, which would unprove ihcu lediiuqut s and reooidsdiiiingthe Dlitskit Toumaineni. There should be nothing hut praise and appreciation fur those wrestlers who stayed I RON I ROW; Coach Irolu, Lardie, Junics. Ualbrccht, Orr, Coach McPhcrson. SECOND ROW: Klein, Rc}7)Old3. I believe H! I ji0l awl beScive itt HIGH SCHOOL TRACK O ' DelJ, Musclv, Miller. Larilic, Lcc, Walsh. Hculhman, ScolL. GolbrcchL, IClcin. Al-Sallootn. Ackert. Niehau: McSee, Cbpraod, Klumper,, Reynoltbt, Capt- Trotia. Capt. Byrne; Harris, King. Koqplitz, Scbabeo.. Hiii year ' s hJgh school track team did veiy well ooo ring thdr tovj schedule. Th came in third in the CRC tournament with the 880 relay team taking first. Senior J.ick Sch.ibcn conimucd success in the 100 and bO yurJ Jushcs. Stcvc Galhrecht set a school record Yor the 2-mile run and also was successrul in the mile. Mike Mu el , i though hobbled by an injured ankle, also did well in the hurdles and long and triple jumps. There were many surprises on (his inexperienced team as cvcr)onc ' set high goals. Coach Byrne did a fine job in making this a y cry suocessful season. IS pirit fajgkin ENNIS This year ' s high schcml tennis team had little suc- cess against tneir souch opponents, winning only three mulches. All the members of the team diowcd marked improventtnt throughout the sea- son. Standouts for the team were Jen Pemberton. Jim Sellers, Lucas Ruggeri, Darryl Gordon. Paul Bent and many others, JcfT Pemberton finished die season a the No. I niaycr on the team, barely losing to the No. 1 seeded ' man at District. Next vcar abnost all of the tettermcn will be re turning, and with the experience they haveuiiud this year, Wcntwoffii: iSfM aoned team. JftDK, Sidlen, tennis (vo? Ackert, Brasel. Sosothikul. Wright, Edelen. Coach Sellers. Shadden, Gordon. Ruggeii, Pemberton, lieBl 1Kltfl«. m JobinD, Juicvks, Robiiuoii Kdlejr, OTBtien. Kanper, Sawyo; Coach Sicwat This year ' s golfers have come a long way between the fiFTit and matches. To bc soie. thcv had many ups and downs this year. After ksing by four strokes to Lex- ington. thev beat arch-rival Kemper, after which the Slo 2 man quit the team The remainint ' pla fr ;iluays e.i e their best to win Sno ' .vint: much improsemcnt dur- ing the uiursc of the season were Bob Ferguson. Tom Kdlev. Paul Jureviot, Peyton Robinson ana Brian Johnson. They climaxed their cfTorM with a second- «lacc finish at the Tri-Militar Meet iUl four lettermen returmnx, this should JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL JR. Dragons line up ihcir ettective deien.se Aniiy Mcardon cu vjU a cut punl to end a WtQtwortb (tcnn FRONT ROW: Chipman,Zambrano, CoUna, Denney. Wlute . R. Bledsoe. White. B. .SliCOND ROW; McColl. Monlellano. Hns. Carter. Sellen. Gilbert. Van ' Hiyl. Tate. THIRD ROW: Coach McFherxm. Berhow CMani«er) Sbitb , Don Vfyaaa, Meudoo, Kiqg. Doughty. Sawyer, Kenne . Lee, Doss, King, and Zaiubiaiio make an allcmpi for a gain. The Junior High Dragon footbtU, encouraged many young men to join and cive it all they had. Coadi McPherson did a rKMiililul j iK of (organizing the team. Although they diligently searched Ibr a vicioiy and never Found it. ihey never gave up. As the season ended, they portrayed enviable sportsman p and pnde. Their cfloris .irc greatfy:|tj)pnGii|BI tlHl t c lurguuen. WMA WMA WMA WMA 0 K 0 6 SCORES Orrick Hardin Norbome Lexington 32 66 12 Raul Zambnino receives ji pus fiv a £u of yud JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Coach CassiJy pul Uigclhcr a iDUgh Icani foi (lie Junior High baskclbalt season. Before (he Ncastni was over, they had plaved some of the toughest teams m the oonferenoe— and won. But mqre importani Uuui that, they h«d learned how to fight as a team. The team ' s spirit and determination never faltered, and they played a fieree uame all the way to the finaJ buzzer. Under extreme tension and pressure the squad took a 3rd place victory in the Central River UMference Tournament which w«s held ia Ute Apeckiitiidge High School gymnasium. Outstanding and a)nsistcnl pcrtormaiKcs were iven by JefTKing. ihe team ' s high scorer; AnJs Mcardon, for his great defense and rebounding skills; and Blair Moilgera. for hisiiev(V-«iding husUe and d tennioaiion, Tlic L-nlire ieani ctTuris. .is well as Coach Cassidy ' s. arc greatly appreciated. LimgratttUttioiiil pn a job «|dL |lpHI H again neat year! Jeff King soars on the way to 2 points.: Coach C a wdyim%emfmt ' m JUNIOR K HIGH TRACK Garter ■ a mainstay in the hurdkt. Lee fthows godd htm in a dual ifieiet GMis the fySth JSBFKniG. Cari Berhow worb JH track: Berhow. Andier. Handlen, Steelman. Leuzinger, Jardon, Morgera. Montdlaao, Zambfaiio, Mann. Sellers. Swjnson. Kucr teiner. GokII M(flieiigil. K lM N ben, A s ' i Coach Sinipson. JH Wiestliiu: GiB ert, Knentdner. Ber A RECREATIONAL SPORTS PUBLICATIONS Yearbook StalT Duniwr, Sellers, Kemper. Shirlcv. Robinson. Giancerclli. M MgtonJ Ub MttaiUo. Bums. Blomttranii. Simpson. O ' Dell, King. m SERVICE GROUPS Ubrary StafT Wagner. Mrs. Dunard, Bechtold. Arnold. LeRingwell Mn. Joan Dunard, Head Ubrarian. Wcntworth Hon ir Sih.iu-i Kucrsieiner. Mi ' ntcllano. Sclleri, Caller, King, Gooil.iH. T i| nnlis. H.ui ' .. Ci.ilbrediU Schaben. Daislev. W riglu, Mclkc. MoscI), Kellc), PemtXftOiD, Reinhardt, Kemper. Hammond. AckcrL Dunbar. King, drvis. Schoettle. Ravenstdn, Bump, Klina , thiUKtiulLeBbuic. Bediiold. Sdlto. MdiwQ| MuzziUo, Hames. Clark, PatteiscMtb OCff wjthers again bring good ch . Metzger. Abadd.Tnub.G. Abudel, KopUtz. Ctajf, lemt, Sudden. An|el, lUtgcne. Hdlmer, Jmky. Bamett. Galbrechi. Sub waiters Jurcvics, KinjB, fifowne, Shadden Scott, Skinner. Cunie. Waitun, 10 Medical Staff Nc]«pttgjii cm, ReyoolUis Kilgurc, buickland. WCLUB JC W Club members: OrtlOMki abqnaB Witdeil. HtiRtHg Moore. DUtefano. Higih Sv hixil W C luh K ccg(n ' ePDelI, Daniels. Kingery. Van Hyidllg KiniM Dugan. Talc. Sthabcn. Mcardon. Edelen. C oliaa, ICni|ht, Blomstrand, Bump, Bledsoe, SimiiiH QuaUdnbush, Sawyer, McBee, SDsuihikul, Hcathman, White, Ruggen, Nagel, Min£,Ackert, OrviSi Sommas, Currie, Brown, Kleiii, McCinuy, in ROTC W£NTWOBT« MILIXABY ACADEMY Mpw smH mm wokfia and obbg seuebs LTC WiUiam W. Marasoo The US Army and Wentworth Military Academy a nd i n nior College ofTer a uniqtie wo-year commissioning program. Successful completion of the junior college cumculum and the ROtC program qu lincs you as a Second Lieutenant in the I ' nilcJ SlalL ' Aim . rtiL-ic arc three riiclhods of cnlcrini: this twivyuMi proi ram: prior active mililar) service of one year or more; at Icait three years oi ' high school RiOTC: or oompleticm of a sijt wedcs Bask ROTC Summer Camp. Why would you choose Ihis program? In answering this uu est ion, I would list the following: (I) to earn a commission at a school where RO IC is respected and appreciated. (2) completing ROTC at a Military Junior Colle ie provides a aimmission without the requirement i f a duTroc lunU at one ul six M.h H !N in the nation can ihi.s be done). (3) once the curnnir ' sMon i c.irncd. m.i niniinuc t ur studies under deferment for two adilitional cars ,ii anv nniMMMiv m I ' llo-.f rcEardiesi of whether ROTC is offered or not. and (4) w Kile yuu are in the prugraoi llgptt coiBtnict. you redeve SlO ' i Taonth tax-fir«e subsistence aUowind What arc the obligations of an ROTC contract? A student will serve on active duly for a maximum of three years, or ihree-to-six months as ordered after commissioning If you serv e lor three vears. vmi w ill be in the inaeli e reserve lor four years, w hile it uiu serve tor (hree-to-six mi nths. vou must join an active resen e or National Guard unit where you will attend paid monthly meetings plus two HMdis sununer trainmg. This reserve commitment runs for a total of eight years. If you quahfy lor the program through prior active duty or High School ROTC. you need not attend the Basic Camp. You w ill need to pass the US Army General Screening Test or substitute satisfactory SAT or ACT scores, pass an Army physical, be at least an average stutdCnl and possess the potential orbecoming a US Army Officer. WILLIAM W MORRISON JR; Lieutenant Colonel, Infantry PRiftemr oTMttittty Science FRONT ROW: LTC Morrison. MAJ Moore. LTC Slarkc SF.COND ROW: Mrs Johnseni. ( PT Kiernan. CPT Mycts, CPT Maze, MSG Clark. Mrs. Lynn. THIRD ROW: SSG HoUar, SFC Muserav, SSG Levan, SGM Jbn«, CPT Winchdl, CW0 ZertiBt 115 COMMISSIONING PROGRAM MS Ill ' s climb a irec. BELOm eiOtaBmKSOiitkkt enter ihe iwo- ear program. The Ailvanced Course coven; your two vcap. i f junior ct ' iloiic and includes .1 si -wcek Advuncecl Camp that is held the summer between ) ur junior and senior years. While vou ' rc in ihe Advanced tbursc. you ' ll receive SlOO every month you ' re in sch xil for up to 10 months of the sch(M)l year. You will alMi be pan! lor atichding ihe Advanced Camp. Your instruction will mclude advanced leadership development, group dynamics, aipiii£ation and management, small unit tactics and administration. Practical leadership and management experience is received by assigtun studeni as OKtet pfiieen and NCO . Each of America ' s fully accredited Military Junior Colleges is dedicated to the development of the whole man. Not just in mmd and body, but m honesty and integri , strength or character, and sense or responstbUir as ' well. These are the qualines America needs in its future leaders, the qualities that provide a firm foundation for any career, military or civiliaii. DistuiKui hed Military Studcfnis: Sellers, Morlia, Harrison, Haines and lyfilitaiy Sdeocie IV tadMs and CPT Kieroan, instniclar. FLIGHT INSTRUCTION Flight irauung is cSctei lo students in the second year or tbe Ad anced Course at many ROrC colleges and universities. Under ihis program Ihe Army will pay for flight instruction ' for stimuL qualtned ROTC students. To participate you mast have an aptitude (or flying and meet phvsical qualifications, Ynu mu) also iiualily lo lake the FAA examination Tor a private pilot ' s license. You must also «|Q) .ip participate in the Army ' tetiail ' pro !ram. if selected, umin entering active serMce Nurmally this is done allcr you ' ve fioiro ted imtruciion w hich OtianSes you for the branch of me Army to which youll be assigned. ' You have an active SdmeMce known ttiat a thMMi pr( -flt|;ht check iiaitfM  saft trip. it AIRBORNE ITic thrce-wcck Airborne Course conducted at Fort Bennme, Ga  consists of three phases of progresjiive irainme around wcel tower week and jump ■AUK li 1 aidcl must pertbrni tivc  ua:   rul juinp in order to itm the eavM «iri on wingi. RANGER TRAINING Selected cadets are given the oppiirlunily lo parlicip.tic m tlu- nj! tr Hjs R.ingcr schiK)l. airiMstiiiL ' oi ;he patrolling pha.sc. muuntaitt phaae and swamp ph«ae. Cadets Sam Morfla and Roger UnqilienoQr jnoiivat a ANNUAL FQBMAi INSFECTION The Annual Form. 1 1 Inspection u a dose evaluation of both tll0 ' Corps and the ROTC detachment. A measurement it nude gainst the yardstick establinfted bv the Department of the Army. Tne Academy has earned tne Honor Unit with Distinction every year sinofe ' tlwi inccpiion of the lalia Cadet Ray Lewis, S-2t Cadets Muzziilo. Kellev, Allison, bdefe the Inspectioa Elda, Sooothikul and kilbane model ip . die vaiiei of W UVftnb mufimns. SUMMER TRAINING Suouner training consisu not onlv of six weeks of advanced camp at Fort Riley. Kan . but also anopponuniiv to actually serve with an active unit. Cadets bon Harrison. Steve DeLorcnzi and Grei! Sellers had such an opportunity purt  r [he Ariin Oi ienlaHon Training. Recondu (Reconnaii-sancc and Commando) qualification goes to cadci for completing the water training, rappelling, obstacle and confidence courses at the Fort Ritey camp. Cadcus Den lt«cri«att StcfMi llefcarenitf aad 0n§ Sol Cadets Joel Nadcl. Dave Huu ' hes. Bruce Schwebke. Mike Bcchtol Wareham. I err Blessing and Sam Morfia- ' RfcCONDO ALL. ' m MISaOUBI ROTC DAY ( adt-Ls Arnold and Chon. Miss (GFT Kianni la Ceremonies held at the Truman Li TRUMAN DAY , Indraendeaoe. on May 8. included the appearance of Mrs. Betty Ford.; m ANNUAL FIELD DAY A full dm oiFianl«ode and fua lor tlw entire Cadet Corps included competition for the Kield Profidencv Bad-ic and spirited company oompeiition ua ibe S-3 Nadel Lefllngwdl examines KSag oa mall tmit taoks. Cadel CPT Dave Hu es cheers Delta ' s pyrainicl. Field Di .l vitfBIJUgKl from skateboara noes to ta sNir-war. Every cadet company joined in the efTort and cnlhusiasm. A wcar gri ' up of cadets finished the day with a chicken barbecue proviaw by the chel5 of the Miiilary Department GROUPS ROTC Scholarship winners Cadet I TC Kevin Patterson, 3- ycar recipient, and Cadet CPT Thomas H. Vale, 2 -year recipient. Scholarship pa s $100 per month and ooveii tuitjon, txx k.s I ' ' cadet A.ssoctation or the V S. Amiy; Cadets Morfia. Sellers, Takemura, O ' Reilly. Nava, Chun, MuzdUo. Haas, $ta«ks Rfsynolds, K«iiie4yi Jones. Al-As bur. Steinshooer. HoiBor Guanl-iuaioiull nmkied incisioa drill team. lit 127 WENTWORTH MILITARY ACADEMY Lexington, Missouri 64067 Wentworth oflcni ihc opporiunity iotarh i commission in the I inied Suites Army after only two years of college. Eligibility for this unique program is made possible through participaUon in three years of JROTC or aitendance at the ROTC Basic Ounp held at Fort Knox, Ky.. prior to entrance into the college freshman yeitr. Anollier iinporiani leatiire is Uial cadets are paid for their attendance at both Bask and Advanced Camps (approximatelv S iK lor each) and $li. 0 pci inonih nf the school year or $1,000 for each year. Wcntwurih ' s program pay: the cadet the same •mount as the eontmct stttdinit in an waaniil four-year pratgraitt. At Wentworth. we aie busy making y ;8ienlay tn4itiomi part of today ' s ti:ainidg. Mart Super Drug Inc. North MufSQttii  Dreg Chftia Stores Located in Chifikothc, Trenton. Brookfield, For your shopping convenience Registered pharmacist on du at all times Super lesnien fivm ' WM iSlte l :-1 iiii iiil Wii Hutchinson— Walker- Turner ]iiia|iij -iIt MM Phone 816-646-3317 Chiltieothe, Mo. 64601 Linlon Mu ic Co. 714 Wajitiingtun SU dUlUeotbCi Moi Cliillicoihe Likes WMA Chillicolhe Slate Bank Alkn Moore St Associates, fai«. Scnscnich Jeweler [ )n Saale Insurance Chiliicothe New Car Dealers Aiisoc. John Graves Food Services, loe. Liunberger Auto PartN Citizens National Bank Industrial Equipment Co. WeedlfMhie: 11$ COMPANIES EOITORS: TIM KILBANE AND TOM KEUEY 131 DELTA ' S FIRE The Are that destroyed IX lta Company has caused a great deal or MRDW for many people. People that were Delta Company for many Vcan.. people thai worked there, and the people that were in the band both tdi liie past and piesent. One doesn ' t have to he ortc who was associated with Delta, the Bund, or the Mihtar) ' Department lo understand the deep feeling of a tragic loss. huns to see a part or your school gone. It hurly to know that there is no more band r HHn where many years of practices, partiok, friendships, and farewells have taken place. The firemen who roiijihi ih.it fire lor many hours, riskini; ilurir li cs around the ooll.ipMng walls while iryini; to save Delia, are lo he commeiide3. If it hadn ' t been for them, the whole Administration Butldimi could taive l een lost But like the Phocnu that would rise from the ashes of its own destrtioti so will Delta. And it will prosper. So remember the grand old lady. Tfe asiire ihe iiMmariiBi of her. 133 CHARGIN ' In the years thai I have been here, I feel the a tire school has become easier. But anythmg material can be built up. and my efTorls were devoted to doing this with my men. T feel weVe been successful, but It wasn ' t easy since Charlie is theM9$MI t largest oimpjnv i n laiiipus. 1 would like to (hank my DH ' iceis and men for all the work they ' ve done. I just hope I ' ve been as much help to ihcm as they have been In me. Thanks again to evervone lur a uonJcilul vt-ar VNI) K££P ON CHARGIN ' CHARUE!!! FRONT ROW Abudei. Takemura. Knight. Behier. Ncdwed. Anjiel. Lara. Riggs. Chipman. Mmor. Mctzger, Qu.ilkinhush, Browne. Healhman. Van Horn SECOND ROW : slott. Byrd. Larson. Biickman. Cockriel. Rietn. l.cc. James. Kingery. Swanson. Biltner. Fntsbt-ruei. Sn.irks. Kemper THIRD ROW Leonard Nixon. McBejQii, Mcardon, Adams. Dcnncv. Blomslraiid, Lgan, Wcbn. C olina. Shute. .Shadden, White. Daniels. C ' urrie, McCrary. FOUR I II ROtX ' ; Carter. Van Hyning, Lewer. FIFTH ROW; Ferguson, Re ni lds. Bump, Dt Bn, Greco. Qrr. SIXTH ROW: NainaiUL . Strit Ouid, tBte, chiib«n, Umpheoour. Galbrechi. DicKk . Chartie on the move. Thatttisli! 137 I RON I ROW. Chun. Dales. Hendrin, ll ;rt eirini|er. Il.irrison. Waldcn. Kcviir.ivonf . l3a VM n. Hidcr. Nelson. Kilgore. Ta; tor, Al-Asfour. Ostrowski, Abudci, M« nianari. BAC K ROW Zippro. Buck. Nava. Moatalbano, Myeis Robinaon. Knott, Lopez, Gansia, HanMoo. Mou, Maboaey,, :hwebk(Bt Suioe. Moore, fianwtt.. The year, although rough, was a great learning experience. It was difltcuU Tor me to lake over a premolded company, resulting in a lot of turmoil. But with the officers backing mc 1001 .md Col. Pcrr ' helping me out whenever it was necessary, the company The duties of company commander taught mc how toi handle problems, as well as helping me mature. We have done the hest job ptissible. The members of (he company arc u really grout bunch, and when they get together anything is possible. No obstacle is too large for them to conquer. This was piovea by Ottr winning the blue and gokl ribbons. C plam Paul Mahoncy. Alpiia Company Gonmnadcr U. Moti. Lt. SchwebM. Lt. Uairison. and Sigt. Moore.. i39 Beauttfiil! (AM Tn not udkiiif about you cadets, either!!. ' ) t4Q HEADQUARTERS Ihis vcar has been u torture lesi for the nK-mbcfS of Headquarters ( ompanv There have been problems, bui ihdre were inoroenu of pride Unit mid wM wofthwhile. V c not ofT to a good start, and with the .itlkers :inJ inenmers pushing in the saine iluLxluin ihcrc was only one way to go: M I would lilic to thanlc everyone iiu olved with the Band for their devoiioii and help. Yoa did a gieat job. Have you ever had the feeling someone was looking over your FRONT Rl) V I eiiers. Sievens. Rcil . DiStcfano. James. Bums. SECOND ROW; Poynter. Lardie. King. Porter. Summep.. Gordon. I Jclcn. Nichaus, Hunter, Sawvcr. Hammond. Heltzcl. Koplitz, Williams. Wtlloughb . THIRD ROW: Cravens. CundifT. Ackert. Samuel. Ashlock. NuUy O ' Dell, Harm. Captain Jim Siewert FOURTH ROW: Min Vale. Johnson. Photo Credit: Jim Sellent. 141 H.mor Guard: Sosothikul. Mu illo, Seller , McNeill. Hjlscy. Capl. Kiernan. BechtoW, Wagner. Concland, Kptnmon, Reinhardt, Dunbar. Kdlev Shaiikel. Mosdy. Walsh, Rilbane, Crouch. BuiMtU AUoqil MiJki; $t| O urtney. GianoereUt. 1 HONOR GUARD We did it again! Last year we were left with the rcsporuiibilitv of beine the Missouri Bicentennta) DnII icam You urn.! 1 know it was not all fun and games. I he Hi n )r Guard gave up over three-fourths of itj. free weekends to do their duty as you were called upon to do it without much cumplaint and with sincere dedication. For the drill team, this wa a year of builiiin;: for the future. Picking up an exhibition troiifiv at Ames jind a parade trophy af ihf 1 ov.iliy Day m I iHcrK showed an all-aroundi pronciencv so characteristic of the Honor Ciuard hotli on tlie drill floor and in school activities, Thll year we tied in Field Day honon with Alpha tjompaiiy for second wit£ 19 HG people against oompenies with 50 or more people. Aaaia for the Field proficiency test the Honor Ouard average was the average required to obtain the badge. This shcms which conipaiis is the hesi military compans ami it is siipp irtcd nv obNcrMiu ' ihc Military v. r ' ds Ccrcmunv where the Honor Guard swept nearly ooe-foium the battalion awards. For the first time since the company was formed, we were awarded the plaque for Discipline. So to sum it up. it has been Er ) cd once again that the Hont)r Guard is On mir lone on campus. The facts are unequivocal. Special thanks go to CapL KJcman for his hard wocL and strong support ana to Mis. Oliva for the fluihitiide tif eailv sttDBcMi ihe niDDlied. Welcome to the Honor GuanlL Come up to attention, turn your paUns in 143 - Co s ' .ill Sclk-f ' -. Kii .T ' -tc-mer. ( irtcr JH atuaselors ( lark. Tate, Simpson. Blcssuu ' FrOftlfVir: Pierson. Gilbert, f ' ostcr. Patrick, Handlcn. .Second row: Melchinu, R i;ers. Moniellano. Aiken. Mor- gera. Mann. Andkr. Third row; Burke. Swanson, Becker. Gardner. Harris. 1-azear. AhKtn ni. Kennedy, LcGr- ande. Haa.v, Bcrhow. Jordan. Owen. Leuzingcr. Incinerator Credille, Buttii. RitterhofT. Goodall, Nixon, Doughty, Nail, SiednMin. Telpudit I e: SkU«fSi Z«nbi Sio KUt, Tate. Ciack fitauiiig. Kucastdur, Carter EDITOR: LABKY DUNBAB Mr John DiStefiUIQi tbc %St Dnilcd Dad HmT the way, DadI HOMECOMIMG Humeainung this car wa.s a disappointment With the kws to Missouri MilUtaiy Academy. The $pirit of the corps, however, never failed the team. ThroughQut the giune the cheerleaden ' ' were stampii)i|[ «Q i|wL4owii thebUap«fei(BiX ro9t lcan . Hcuiiquartcrs ( umpany made the best float and the Queen wai the most beauliful ever. I ' hc over-all feelim of the Alumni, as well as the cadets, was one of pno oTbeing a part of WcntworUi. Ge 1 vki b 1 was big and strong enough to do, that! Ham rat. dii bttU Go . SdOm cunet ont wtk tradition What will the vcar 2076 be like ' ' The I ' Th Militaiy.fiitt theme on ihe Tricenteiuiial. Evcfionc was ihere: First Olticer Spock and Einginecring ( mccr Scot! from the CSS Rnleqirise of the popular television scries Star Trek. Also present was Zore. who traveled for a full light-year from the planet Zoraun tu make this The music was perfamed by Tony DiPaido and his jazz band, and they did an excellent job of entcna ining the corps and guots. Bctbrc the evening was over, even the mosl liardcncU rock music addict was rockin •nd rollin ' his blues vKkyl What will ihc lhcmet)f the 2076 MililuxY Bull be? I une ki then «Bd find out! Fm pleased to meet you. you ' re excell . . . er. ah your Excellence! The Rova!( ' i urt. with Major OcLvircn.si t. v:i)rlinK the Military Ball Queen, Miss Kim Wagner. The Company ' Queens were Miss Kathy Heaver, Mbs Micha Odom. Miss Katby Vaca, Miss Nora Lattai, Miss Holly GetrcM ttid Miss Doooa Wagoer. WENTWORTH This year ' s Wentworth Show was held at the same place, same time. But it wasn ' t the same It sa the best performance ever! Witli Ma|nr MDorc as narrator and the corps executing! ' their acts with extreme acciiracv. wno cduld look belter? Municipal Auditorium was filled with an absolutely ' wonderful audience that night. When they walked m. they had only a small idea of w hat would happen. Before the evening was over, ihcy knew sevenu ihinji ' ' about the acadcnn I ikc a htlle concendnR the litstur). the unitonm of old, the fire that destroyed ' Delta Ctmptny, and (be fiu tiintii that the cadets have. TIk- peril irmances were Haw less, and even that ' s an understatement. I he Monor Ciuard drilled, ihc Band played, and the skit.s were enacted, all with | recision and |jB WMliitni, And it was fun. Sure, ihcrc were a few bulterllies. Maybe even a lilile stage-lright. But how many actors do you know who haven ' t Been apprehensive itbdut l3!em in finont of that many people? It was a first-class show, and voii could fee! it in the air. it wasn ' t the Greatest Show on Earth, but it was a ver close second. And when you f« second best, you iiy bavdcr. Hey Rogcrl!! Come on down!!! REPRESENTING WENTWORTH The Color Guard presents the colors on the steps of Truman Library where Mn. BetQr Ford will soon present an .iward to Sen. Stuart Svnun ' lon IlluMrioiis platform quests also in j ajaiii, mjj jan Qgy, BtiilM|y-M|WHf King, Mrs. Bond, Sen. Huniphre;y and Margurci Truman Daniel. I hc Color Guard at the United Motion Picture ' s Alan Nuttv and John UiStefano display their best ' 76 MOTHER ' S DAY Capl. Wilson Lluccred Itio iK-rch :in J Life ol Sni ' jkv Kitch. I5t Gary Nixon plants a tree;| pifl rcian beautitkalion program. Mothers who came to spend ihc weekend u:ih their sons in an early celebration of Mother ' s Day found a schedule packed with a variety of activities. The Life and Death of Sncak Tilch wa.s presented F- ' riday night and Saturday afternoon. JefT Stapp and a remarkable cast of supporting actors entenamcd the corns and iheir guests. Saturday morning incrc was an open house in the holastic Building, with science exhibits lining the main Tloor halls and an art exhibit in the librarv A ia band- concert was featured in the Student I ' nion lounge. Saturday nighl was the AI ' O dance, oomDlele with jail and Bomb the British and Uw fong«awaited announcement of who really reigned as Ugly Man. After church Mrs. Oliva served a delicious buffet in the mess hall wuh nii ' ihers and grandmothers as honored guc-sti. Mns. Angci from .Mc.xieo rev iewed parade as the mother who traveled the ion iest }isuuiGe to be with her son. Jack Schabeo easily won itic Man i;omc: i. then turned ■UPond ai aocmed Soon Naniiiny of being the ugliest t99 COMMENCEMENT . 4 Congressman Jeny litigtt-iw  liiiie from his U . Senate Cifflpaigii to vrgt graduftta to set iliaiitidi he themsdvq!. The gleam of his  abcr nmiches ihc gkum tp bi eye as Kevin Paitentun fooepis bis diploina itfm Col. SeUecik r«o Steve Galbiecht bemu us the final moment approaches. Joe Crouch and Mark Haines tmptu to be wcU enter Hined at Commencenient dmwe. The fieldhoiisc is full as frii. ' nd .ind families ol caUvl , ' -h irt ilns pr nJ n iunent Tipp and Lu .do Uie bump at the CummcocemcDi m AWARDS John M Ban Memorial Award Kevin PattenoB Ted Messmm Honor Graduate: Don Harrison IVhc ' s Who In American Junior Colleges: Milcc Bechtold. Don Harrison, Don Leflingwell. Paul Mahoney, Sam Morfla. Kevin Patterson. Greg Sellers Ri)bcrt Mooncy McmurmI Flving Award; Terry Hcndren Charles Stevenson Award: Phil Hamline Wikoff Greatest Improvement: Shawn Ackeit Yc;irh(M)k Leadership: Alan Nuitv Special Talent in Puolicalions: Dave Burns John Pirhalla Memorial Journalism: Laity Halwy W.M. Hintun Journalism: Jim Sellers Khrams Citizenship: Mike Reinhardt Don F«trow Honor Guard Medal: Mikjs 9ec|itoid J.C. Best Athlete: Ivan Myers Secon(] Best Tommic Simp m H S BcM Athlfic: Sieve Galbre t Second Best: Richard King iM. Best Athlete: Jefl Ki Second Best: Raul Zambrano Bobby Pr ice Memorial: Rick Koplil lOOf Deportment: Mike Reinhardt, Jim Sellers. Terry Hcndren. ken I actirniiin. James Middleton, Gu5tavo Nava, Jamie Wright, Abdullah Al- Salloom. Wayne Schoeidev Tcrrie Btessiag, Tonunie Simpson Frai c Brown Memorial: Dave Dubinsky SWS Award FC Jim Moore; HS-JcfTOrvis MiliUir SiluxW- .ind Colleges Award: Steve Del ircn.-i ROTC Scholarships; Alan Nutty, Mike Reinhardt Fhi Theta Kappa: JC--Gu«iavo Nava; HS-IMll Ktitmpcr . Brsl Place Scholastic Aw.irds: Don H.irrison. lom ' Vale. Bill K-luinjpcr. .Vlarty McBcc, Jim Sclicn, Scott Kemper, Harry Goodall. Jcfl King Second Place Scholastic Awards: Greg Sellers, GastavoNava, Mike Reinhardt, Tim Kilhanc. Jeff Orvis. Don Shirley. John Sellen,. JcCf Haas Third Place Scholastic Award.s: Phil Hamhnc, Duu£ Taylor, Steve Galbrecht, Larry Dunbtr Dean Buck Award: Greg Sellers Lany Brawn Memorial: Kevin Dugan CteoMns Memorial Cbemii iy unu Harrison: HS-Marty McBec Park Award: Don Harrison Skinner Award: Roger Umphenour Cpmpany Commander ' s Flaaues: Mike Bechtold, Tom Vale, Paul Mahoney. Jack Schaben. Dave H lghc , Raul Zambrano. Kevin Patterson OuLsiiindinij Company Delta Co. olTicers Dave Hughes, Tnp Daislcv. John Ravenstein, Jeff Orvis Counselor ' s Plaques: K.en Clark. Terrie Blessing, Pat Tate. Tonunie Simpson Ralph Conger Sportsmanship: Jamie Wright Best New Bov Bandsman: Will Hammond Best Old Bo ' Bandsman; Scott Huris Arion Award: Randall Lardie Phi Theta Kappa certificates: John Barnctt. Ken Cark. LuCmda Gant. Ken McNeilL Joe MuzziUo. Ivan Myers. Gustavo Nava. Heniy Oiteiwdti. I oug Taylor. T ni Vale Bicentennial .Award: Hill Klumper Bausch and Lomb Science Medal: Bill KlumpiF . DAR American Histor) ' Award: Jim Sellers Ttttvapeter ccniric«itcs: Enrique Abudci, Russ Cm gat lower aa « aooimtilatloa is aamned iiL Col. Sellers « Qivw tb« Haa rnmuA lo Kevift Larry Dunt ar. Rich Edelen. Larry Halsey. Jack Knighi. Marty McBce, John Ming. Mike Moselv. Scoti Namannv. Alan Nutly. Kevin Paiterwn. fim Sellers. Mike talc. Januc Wriehl Yearbook certificates: Joe .Muzzillo. Alan Nutl . Jeff Orvis, Peyton Robinson. Tony Giancerelli. Tim Kilbane. Tom Kcllcy. Sooti Kemper. Gary Nixott, Don Shirley. Gary Sappingion, John Seuers. Tommie Simpson. Tnp D.iislev. Paul Jiirevics, Rich King, Sam Morfia. Greg Selicrb, Ra Lewi;.. Bob Blomstrand. Jav Johnson. Scott Poynter, Jim Sellers, Dave Burns, Will Hammond, Bjeot (yOeU. Larry Dunbar. Photography Scnicc vud il: Jim Selleis Quill and Scroll puis 1 irry Halaey. Larry Dunbar. Jim Sellers. Jamie Wngh ' t. Marty McBee Junior High DttU Team; GeofT Aiken. Pat Burke. Harry GoodaH JefT Haas, Tim Harris, Jose Montellano. Mike Owen. Raul Zambrano Dnll Te:im ScrMce Award: Mike Carter Fiilii I ' r. fscicno B.ulgcs: Adel Al-Asfotir, TcfTV Hcndrcn. Paul Mahoni , Gustavo Nava. Jen Stapp. Russ AUisOnl, Rmdy Copeland. Joe Crouch. Tony Giancerelli, Larrv Halsev Tim Kilhane, Mike Mosely, Merrill Shankel. Shawn .Ackcrt. C am Craven ' s. Will Ha mmond. Scoii Harri.s. Jesse Porter. Abdullah Al-Salloom. James Bvbee. Bill Klumper, Tmi Jones; Jack Knight. Jeff Orvis. Joim Ravenstein, Wayne Schoettle. Clay Tennison, Mike Carter, Mark Klein, James Lee, Rav Orr. Bruce Scott. Dave Shuts, JSin Sttl4 |ll0t Gajy Webb. Pal Tate Ckariiii Iffittim Aanxdi Ttm ltiilt Col Sdlen Jr. bMoii Om HiiliNItt iHth Mctsmon MnnL Ednur Muench Award: Rob White Do Podrcbarac Awtad: Clint DawNon Jcfr Parrot Memorial Award: Tommic Simpsolt JH .Spon.smanshin: John Sellers Mast Promi-sm Swimmer: Jose Muntdlano Outstanding Wrestler: John Sellers Most Improved Athlete: Mike Carter Oulstanoing Football and Basketball: JefT King Outstanding Track J.ime Nail Best Kept Rooms: Mike Kcmhardt,R(nr Reits, Duug Taylor. Yuji Takemttl«,T  nAJ  ICS, Ott Jose Montellano James DiRenna Award: Honor Guard Department of the Army Superior Cadets: Ivill Myers, Robert Luchrman, Tom Vale, Don ' Harrison, Soott KempcKjto Sclknt TlwlEahMHb ' Bill Klumper American Legion for general military excelleiMSiCf Sam Morfta, Joe Muzzillo. 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Kurt 49. 136 Vantuyl. Mark 61. 92 Wagner, Mark 29. 1041 m, 117, 123 Walden, MBce 38, 72. 138 Wales, Bmoe 22 «,fi| 125 WalLs. Capt. John 16 Walsh. Pat 55. 86, 88. 112, 123, 143 Walton. Mark 55. 109 Warcham. Larrv 22. 27, 29. 116, 117. 119. 122 Watson, Jim 55 Weaver. Chuck 61 Webb. Gary 55. 136 Wedman. Jod 49 Whit Reed 21. 61. 92. J36 ' iMIdte. Rob 61. 83. U 90. 92 Williamson, Barry 55 Williams. John 49, 141 Willoughbv. Slc c 43, 87. 10 1, ' 141 Wilson. Capt Bill 18 WiriL-hcll, Capt John IIS Woliman. Mcl 37 WriL ' hl. Chns 21. 43. 48 Wri£ht,Jamie48.83,87, sSTlOfi, 136 Zambrano, Raul 66. 92, 98, 144, I4 i : Zcrbs Mr. Doug78, 115 Bil 37. 72, 7S. ZiMi. NldC SS If