Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1977 volume:

PASS-IN-REVIEW WENTWORTH MILITARY ACADEMY UEXlNGTONtMO. 64067 VOLUME V 1977 EDITOR: LARRY DUNBAR COPY EDITOR: SeOTT KEMPER FACULTY AND ADMmTRATION 17-32 AlHLBim ... . . ................ , .... .654 6 MIUTARY ....,B7-ll2 cQMPAum • . . . imtm )IAL €¥Em .............................. 129-144 ADVERWING AND OROANtZATION MB- WO If V 1 Tira Socoihlkttl, Tony Gteaosielll, LuCinda riaiii, kff Haas. Tom Kelley, Tim KUba]ie TOminleSJiinpRMi JwMQntellano. Jeff Onli. J90 Hadct. Lany Pwibu. PH0700RAPHYAND ARTWORK Jim Sellen, Scoci Kcmpct. KitnXueisuincr, TiM SocqthikuU LIVING FOR A DREAM Dreaming of success, success for today and lornorrow. Succeeding today with challenges that have been made and met and are now a meinoiy. Come up: Dress right; Forward march; You ' re stuck! All sounds of today, a memory of discipline you always resist, a discipline you learn as a pan oflife. X + Y = Z, sanctions and Mnj, Lskew arc all problems that we confront as cadets and we learned early which was most important lo deal with - Maj. Eskew. a The spirit of competition Is someihing we all learned young, stealing big brother ' s afiersliave and running lo get away from his wrath. This turned to organized activities like stealing Viaj . Buiherus ' s hat and running for your life . II 12 2:30 - Ah the magic hour! Bridge, chess, models and varsity sleeping: these all are memories of each day . 1 hope this book will convey memories of a place in time to all who see it and hold a special place for those who are in It. Larry Dunbar Editor 16 THE DRA60N BREiKWEH FACULTYAND COL. JAMES SELLERS JR. Si[i pf-T tn Mnbi|;t ADMINI9TRATI0N FACULTY MAJ. JERRY OS BORN Busineu Manager MB. MARGARET LOMAZ Executive Secieuty ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIES: Ms. AnoA Lee Honn, Ms. Ma:gaxet Umax. Ms. Katby Ouistophene. M . Ju Gxiffby, Mt. MS. PATiT iAiKrm ¥s, ssmAm3is!i Coumeloi Hottess MAJ . FRED H£PL£R Study H U M$. BETSY SELLERS Publications, English MS. UTA MUSCRAY MS. DOROTHY BRADLEY AND MS. DELORES STONNER QMnmvidMt Setieti tii i 23 MS. NORMA MARING Dancing, Swimming LT. COL. DON GAiBiDY MMi. CASSIOY Eflgllih MS. SIMONEIinaiS Ubrarian MS. SUSAN ESKEW K4S. HELEN SLAYTON Jtttdan Mi Math and tt!M| 4t CAPT. iOHJS WALLS tkfT. RANDY FARWS Mathenuuk Sojcbl Studlw 3$ CADET SERVICES Ms. Bemlu Taylor. Ms. Dee Ne«. Ms. Kaihciyn I uil, Mi. Mr, Geoige CibUn, Ms. feR| Ciblln, Mr. WiUtoin CU - tufrtiumnui fin. MR. FRED KING Bnter MR. JOHNRADER GioiumIs SupcdntoideRt MAINTENANCE; Mr. Rocky Schioeder, Mr. Ray NaxtU. Mr. Byron Trcitci, Mr. ThomM Ncccc. Mr. Joseph Waiernum, Mr. Loui Sprague. Mr. Jo Rader. Mr. Rtllly OAtom, Mt. Oku Lan. Mr. foy Keadle, Mr. MelidnSo| . l tt. Char|et Walton, Mr. WUAlaiit |sU 1 99 Ma. Ezma Oiiva, Ms. MarUu Uuacan, Ms. Maigaiet Eagle. Ms. Sheila Goiaale%, M Aa t O PomeU. Ms. Delorts McCaolley. Mt. Qmer Gwf M iig . Mr. M vln Ntoce, Mr. Hatbey Walker. MS. ERMA OLIVA TAILOR SHOP: Ms. Mable $kitiiKi, Mt. Sob Iteed. Ms. Ruib Newport. Dledelan LAUNDRT: Ml. tiabf Sanden. Ms. nioria Wlnnlngham. Ms. Ada L. Btaxdale. Ms. Ellaabeih Eaton, M . Leita Mania. W. AiuuPalmMi ll. lhM8 Marie Howard, Ms. Evclyu Sprague, Ms. Alfonsina Gnotta« Mt. Shbley Galloway. Ms. Maijorie Eaton . THE DRAGON GIV LIFE JUNIOR COLLEGE 90PH0M0RE8 TIM BUCK Me. Ifo. DAVID BURNS Denvtt. CeU. JOHN DISTEFANO UytbBVille, Adi. MIKE EASTEROAY ft. Wonh, Tex Si JOHN KILGORE PAUL KNOTT Coiiacil IHliffo Iowa Itnte 4U I haw nlMil ii|pt4 te fiylilg iiM i 1 i .talMite|lai i JUNIOR COLLEGE SOPHOMORES KEN McNEia Rockford. 111. HAL MIDDLETOM Richmond, Mo. JIM MOORE IVAN MYERS G«7i Ind. GUS NAVA HANK OSTRDWSKl Oxaudt CkUf. SI TOM VALE TONY WALDEN gplwmbit , Ul, Meraphid Teon. AlOULLAH AL-SALUX)M AHMED AL-SAUO maiMismtt ctmtsmmat MvioAuniR uuRsiatibOGm manwimi qmtvnmua Mcilea Cbwdl ndb. hna lodcpeadaie . Mb. Angetn. Calif. hint, Mtdi. hMorf. OkU. enUXMLCY QWICHTDMfAIM STEVttOWAMIS Can. . .BOvteailKtiaynMllMafl JEFFXXUStOI T. K. mUKAVONC liaKLUMm ' Unl«iaHlKtaratlw e« iii[i«. «. i ' 4ft MIK£ KEATING il.iMit.Msi TOM KELUr MmhMuu.tMi. TIMIOUANE fOmiCOLAIUV 4. SHAWN ACKERT ROBERT IAUMAN Mlliaiiln, VcnczusU i eofU. lU. %eHMt,0|ita« Mm. Ma. aaaDkifo, Ctltf. Mtami. OkU. BiftMfbld. Calif. HAIiOU)l«H.T Ubert , Mo. MKEIOKinoMi Onuhi, Neb. JUNIORS They fot me I V UCHAJtO Kuxn VKKNiOHT lOHNUNmiB SfdaiRaU. Me. lanuMmM UB8«ta.lWb. MNDrunut I, N.M« TODDMoCAB TalM.OkU. KKHNKYMeAUMrOk -5 te • 4 uvom JQPfltVtt PCMttm ■I .1 flmij vti (ill liiciui iulU. IRHTTEfl lOHNIAOa tiij iiiiiTlHir MIKE KTNOU i.Mo. PEYTON ROBINSON SKIP SAMUEL Hoimm, Tu. MMarrscHVL-ratiK KMMMaty. Mo. t ait||Ha: MAKtaiULZ MATT ANCOVE DAVID SAW 90PH0M0RE9 BRAD GKMSTOIinMOll HtUN aiMttNttMO AttbuRi. Iowa fnry, Kin. I ' -outs PAUL COOPER nuu. lERPY CR(1SSLASD Coloipdo .pcii(gi. Colo. item •I ' Oell (ruikiu tn cxil. STEVE DAU ROBERT DORRS STEVE Dl 5S IMarick sadle Hof (W nugwinel itffeBniirfty. Xi ' nut r!rv , Me iKUTmoes AHianui Clty, Kiin. MIKEnSMBl Silllvell. Km. MCTTHATMB SqfW HOLLAND OAlRFHIiaD JON JAMES ' OliU«it TW( ' TOM JONES M THOMAS RHOAMS CmoUt Urn lUKN KICCS mar o-uno. scott pevey DON RAVENSTDN Midlion, Mill. ■ RICHAHD RILEY KEVIN ROOERICK nCK SCHUSTER WUCESCOTT JOSESiUESTM DONSKmUY KEVIN SMITH FRESHMEN SHANNON ACKERT GtOFmY AlKCK OAVIOBEEM I, Neb. lORCCBUm MAMCWYSZN ctMdntawl. Keb. PATWJWCt C«iit Rapj l9, Iowa MIKKCARm Kintu Cfty , Mo. KUiZr CREDIUX FRANK DOUGHTY RENE OUPRE SCOTT EKMAN GUN Fg$TEB TIM CAKOINER ■3| HAWtT COODDALL J OKXTHAUUM. TOMHAROji ]IMHAJSa E OIEHUTHMAN LEO HINDS CUNT HOUSE Kaamaty. Mo. MtK£ HUDDLE tatepuidenM, Mb . ItCHfpHMH JEFF KILSANE ioplln. Mo. Tiniti ii, tu. MARTY UZCAR RtCK MARTIN KawMOIiy. MiK. SOMAN MARTIWrZ;. m. Tuck u ill belt I THOMAS TATlllES SaXiiui. Kan. ZUIii. VeneitiwU I UCK TRAULSEN lUKE TVCKtU f GAltr WELCH OAVtO WOLF ALLCN WOOOFORO UltiMwtllkii RAULZAIiOilANO LAMtY LANDWEHS EIGHTH GRADE ana JEFF HAAS lOEJACKSUN TONY lARVIS KtSE MONTELLANO 1 JEFFOUNE OAN RONHABOr Pc lV ritv, l ' . ' W« Lincoln. N. ' b. SCOTT nCHAM iQtjr. Mo. wHtn atjr. Me. SEVENTH GRADE llaMn DrUcoll. iMOiaiTlM MnAttt M k« tKltemcM aboMdi to Clayioa ' i niAig dMi « MT Qincr Ma a SEVENTH GRADE lERKY THORSON PAT TUTTAS fh ind pactlflM lot it. B«iiJ. THE DRAGON BREATHES FIRE H,8. FOOTBALL In put yeus wh«n a Wemwonh cadet was asked about his football team, be wooU just stuttcT And try to change ihc subject . This year, h w.. ' v r, the sun jhone on Wcncwonh ' s formerly bleak football horizon. Coaches Paul Bmherus and Randy Fstds built a 5-4 team out of only a handful of returning letterinen. Coaeh Bathentt attributes the ffisi winning season in several year? to just plain attitude. The team wanted lo win! The Red Dragons finished third in ihc CRC conference and look (teiAsd to ndft itii From Ruw Fetguiua. Wilghi, Mlilc:. tUlcIco. Motely, ReyoMii. i iirlco, Otoitit, fAOlcll. dea. Knlghi, Sindcr]. ChrUxim. Third Rom Coich Buthcnu. Stcajdoiki CoacbFairU. Laa.tow.- Sfeaou, Holt, Sofaunu, MeCojy, Saiaatta. Bowi C«iiu, S  ct. Huxbct, mitbi 8WW«fl« 01 1 . Cn H.S. BASKETBAU CO ' Cj uia Ton Mllqr wwhM fof « Pern Day St. Mm Norbotne BiaynMT Polo MMA Kemper Grain Valley St. Johu Haidin Lone Jsck Bantow Til-Ciiy Polo MMA Orrick Noibome Iheekeiaidge 84-56 35 99 38-74 64- 39 2P ' I a -5a « 43 65- 26 50-74 29-84 43-67 66 - 45 31-62 45- 52 43-59 55-41 61-81 66-48 46- 46 18 V 69 SpMtuMliittiMtklil fNtlMflvlaieveait. MiaiMtWtf CaMtaUBMoflttageodaanladu btcknralM. PcTc). ManiDcz, MoneltaM. AUi«o. Kc;ii.u . Uupre. Undwete. Aokert. Secoad tow: Waliii. Icnei, l ir«n irilii fHli Uli Idmon, Um. SelUk «mM1. MotMBud. TUid tone Uata u. MoKly. l|pHlMf4 GM tsU0B« OM OtlnuHid. FIMT ROW: SUvefwt.  iioy. RodMloii, Susy. ifiCpHO K Wi hay. Zmkmo, Tkmtm. ptvte, Mm. t«(4w. TKUO ROW) OomIi WaUi. Hi«N(. ftoywitfi. KMiWf WiiWw GDaicliiHWIt n H.8. GOLF Coach Eilb, Ttenun. FeigiuoD. RoblMon. Sdwlu. lunlor College Soccer lud lu best year at Wemworth as far at team spirit, coaching and competition were concerned. Ttltf 22 college and highicbool team memben practiced long hard luins to achieve perfectloii in dribbling , pas ing. shooting and goal tending . Pushed by Coach Jerel Cdnuod the team proved moie than wonhy toltce ihefoittTyeat colleges of the state. Ccniral Methodist 1 t State Fair | 1i Johnson County 1 4 Johnton County 0 8 Central Methodist $ Missouri Southern i 5 Park College 8; Central Missouri Sutc 6 S ' William lemU 1 . Kemper Fbt •I IC. BASEBALL J.H. FOOTBALL FInt Row; SUie . UckMt. KMdM, McOwd, AImw. tMood Row: Um. RtMiaidU tSSuAca, CMM, WMu, Hatrb. TtaM Rmn M e « n MO. Iiiikc. Anfkt. MM- fl 9 INTRAMURAL 8P0RT8 At Wentwonh, sponi laoge from the foimal lo die liifoimAl . Kaiaie is the moct ftnwtvted intumural spnt, with aiaple leadeiMp from Capt. ty«m ' |lif!9hq(« meett each year and always Klutn with a few trophies. Other spom include ikaieboarding, which inv.ilvc ' . :r.in b phynlcal with the cement, and snowball fighu. The snowball fights range fnun Impromptu nieieet between clataes to the annual Snowball f , 4l|gm. |llIMit ' i meet on the parade field to jB obange.ftosea ple a w i ntTie aL. 4ein9ilUM a  u4 wUt kit taie tmk TtmsiM ciMnnMa Kaittt THE DRAGON DEVELOPS LEADERSHIP WENTWORTH MILITARY ACADEMY LBXINOTm, MIQQOm €Mm Wenwonh l ury Academy offen a iiid |ae ROTC progiam which pennitt a janioi college cadet to complete all the SM|iifl«nieiiitt for ;U)e U$ Auny commission within the two- fux period spem at Weotwoith. Then are three method of enteting the ROTC piogiatD: pcioi acdve military lerriee of one year or mme: at least tfaiee yean of high school ROTC: or completion of a six weals Basic ROTC Camp after graduating from hl ichool . The program consists of the following major phases: 1. B«|le RQTC Camps A six- weeks camp opeoied by the US AmqFMfon JQaoxi Ky. AppUcamafot anendancs must 917 |d 10 liMEk IB 2. Advaoced ROTC: Two yean of Advanced Military Science (MS-UI and MS-IV) conducted by the Military Department diirina the ttwdiwit ' t - fa— hw n -«iid- mi i iom iiiB t nmam man. 3. Advanced ROTC Camp: A six- week camp (grated by the US Army at Fort Riley. Kan. . during the summer between die student ' s ftedmian and soplioinote yean at Wemworth. Why stwuld yon choose this program? In answering this question. I would Ibt the following: (1) earning a commission at a school where ROTC is respected and appreciated , (2) completing ROTC at a military junior college which provides a OHniniMion widiottt the lequbemem of a degree (only at six schoob in the nation can this be done), (3) once having earned the commlnlon. the privilege of continuing your studies under deferment for two additloaal years at any unlvetstiy or college regardless of whether ROTC Is offered or not. and (4) while you are in the propam under contract, leeeivtng $100 per romith tax-free subslsienee allowance. What are the obligations of an ROTC contract? A student will serve on active duty for a maximum of three yean, or from three to six mpndlsaB ordered after commlsslunlng. If you f e for three yean, you will be In the Inactive reserve for four yean, tffhUe If yoa serve for three to six moathjs. yon must jdnan active reserve or Natfiwal Ownd natt where you vtll !f yon qualify for die pogram through prior active duty or high sduol ROTC. you need not attend the Baste Camp. Touwllt anBdl fl«|ljh .B| -Aliiiy Test or substitute satisfactory SAT or ACT scores, pass an Army physical, be ai least an avenge stud$m and pcpes thfc potential of bMomlog a US Anriy Offlcer. JOHN J. GRIFFITHS Llemenani Colonel. Infantry Pfofeaspr of hfilltazy Sdeoce LEADERSHIP The Baitallon Suff (Icfi) Is h aded by ac«det Ueuteaam colooel who it the Cotpi oommtnder. The cadet exseutive officer b second in command and other naff memben perform duties related to the planning and opezationi of Coipc activities, the conwlidatipn of damwtt lefona wpenriskni of c«d«t and ilf IMIIIlllM M l l limlllllMt l ihte ROTC detachment (bitdknr) consists of regular Anny personnel sutioned ai Weniwonh for a period of twaOT ' ' Uuee yean. Theli function is to conduct the ilOTC nainlng at Wentwonh, publicise the eaieer opponunities available to young people In it .c i s Anny. and to snppon the opention of the tchool in any way ponfhle. The detaohmgnt U headed by LTG Jolni iiQiiBlliv fillip Ulsaot-t CONTRACT PROGRAM Contract sauUtms. thoK enrolled In MUitAiy Science-Ill and -IV and working towaid thelT Reserve Commiuion . ualn both at Weotvronb and at ntmmer camp . Thoie who did not complete high school ROTC attend the Basic Camp at r ii Knox, Ky. . prior to their freshm.in year In college. Hero ihcy leaiii tht basics of miliiaiy iraiiiing .mil gaiii a (ainUiaiity with U$ Aunv facilities, During the sumtncr following their freshman year, they attend the Advanced Camp at Fan Riley , Kan . , where the rlgoront fclMMiul ' . ' . ' nphaslr es phy fcil condf ppKli tneniai ir.iirung and leadership development. On their rciurii m Wi inwonh for their sophooHUB eax« many oi these Lie wuuun i McNotU. Mil SPECIAL EVENTS Inuuesting diversions in the miliiAn ' routine afe lepiesenicd by luch periodic cvenu as the opportunity to inspect a visttins helicopter or to meet AlUed Offtcen from the WemiMmh hosts u outing e«cb f«ll for the leaden of foreign armit ' S who are in the United States for a year of nudy . The Allied Officers are Introduced to host cadets, perhaps from their own CQuntries. and have dinner in the dining room. The Allied Officers then have a tour of the campiis culminating widi a Dress Parade , a regular event each Sunday at 2 p, m. SPECIAL AWARDS la the miliury as well as ihe oihet «ieu. awaidt. inedaU and ribbooi serve as suong motivating factors. Awards such as ihc l wiey plaque aie gtvu each temettei, wtdte honor military company ts designated atljip dote of each three weelis jndlnig Tht Tl.ih: 1 . ' 5 ' ' hi- f- : F-rr '  ii r.i-ic! Vv «r!;r- :f., rjvl. I, ' JJnghABll. DaWWO, 0«lllea|«, VtiM, ii la eUUM tmui iliM can b Mined at the Lewmy Haqie loc Alyha Compeay. ILT Oouig Taylor la .CTTMne SPECIAL PLACES Tbt buMl It In denund mt raiay mMwcmm mau. Hcaafpf;l!RpniiRi«tliN,!l|S!iP Medal of Hobm wlmiet Ualor Ceaerat OtuScs llBt«lt, deputy chief of worth Show In Kansii Citv ' i Mimlcipil Audltorlnm. tuff foe ROTC, vidu with COL ind Mn. SUknn ike MlUluy B«U. ANNUAL FEDERAL INSPECTION ln«p«-(-tl.-.r OeUi tlvle. The Annual Federal tiupeedon it i high point ia the year at Wcniwonh. All of the work, learning, discipline and basic skills o( cadet life aie put foiwaid and cbalknged. 1 1 is a big challenge to meet the sundatdt of Itnpeeting army ofRcen. and the cadets of Wentwoith have always strive d to put tbeb beat fool (onratd. Not only is the inflection a personal challenge , but it is a gnmp diallenge as well. Tean|l||p| • v«iy Infgl nt pjui of tti 1. 1 CMMMtrMltia (MMlMi a Ml MI980URI STATE DRU MEET Weanratth boned the iwtnty-flnt KtlKond Sute Drill meet on Saturday. April 16. Twenty tchoob from the state of Missouri participated in foot iMtlaatt high school with weapon. Ugh school without wetponi. millury with weapqw mij mi i«Mttca,rMiiifib weapons. Schools also entered people in both lohBtty j|lll |ll«tf MI (field manual) and exhibition drU||« 110 THURQDAY DWLL Thursday drill (neaiu fatigues and combat boou. At the beginning of school, drill means parade practice. Sefote Annual Fonnal In ectioa (AH) b meam banaela maintenance. li can alio mean physical training (PT) In ctienuout doMS. For die MS-IITa and -IV ' s. It can be flit«Htflgi||juf«MMi«| ;|nMll For all ROTC nudeott U ia tbe labotaioi}r to aqgmem leasoM learned In iw dp|BMMfc mj UdOiaacf adenee elMWt tn AGE 18 19 Weniwonh Jr. 20 81 Jualor aod Scnloi yeljofoollege 23 28 S4 40 liw Career Army Offleer 48 0S Bachelor ' s Uegruc 2ndGMeet l«t • BatlieiMtit Sad REQUIREMENTS FOR COMMISSIONING 1. B€ a UScitl::in. ' 2. Have 3 yean of JROTC or au«nd Basic ROTg Cftmp. 3. oiw of the Uated $cl lMtIc Tej(t|: SAT 840 ACTS? GST m ■Anendanee is requHed if less than 3 yean JROTC. 3 year IROTC can .iitcnd. Approximately iwu vcai Army icholonhips awarded yearly. Contact PMS, Wentworth MUiury Academy, Lexingioo. Mo. 04067 for deitaib on Urc Mm I. O(10tikKcMiiiMiHlaM AUm HaM, M. aM VmMi Ma w M both iungndttUMflf dM Ual««irtty d( AOaoi 1. SlOO per month while In contract program. 2. Uniforms provided ai no ca«t to cadei in oommioIoiiiBg program. 3. Airborne. Ranger. Advanced ROTC camp available durlog smnnier between MS- III and MS-iV year. 4 . Army scholaadiip cadett: everything paid for except room and boai4ii 6, Otiieci BJENEHTS AS AN OFFlCER As of October IVW U Hy a. Stanl])gf yia«T b. CPT c. MAI d. LTC : e. After teilremeiti LTC J2« ' Sl)M JtiMttClI 0BOCtI BOMSteS ' 3. Travel 4. Sdttcailofl 9 Odiet (10.552.92 17.487.32 21.694.92 26.745.72 11 800.80 From How; Moore. Doaaldton. WiUiimi, Haichlti. D wson, Rcvlcir, Rlnghind. H. nnl, ilrtlr. Second Bnw: rociilirh. nilei, Wal(fa-n, Ahudci, I ipci, W lei, Hnaa. Third Itow Etoentoy, lobmaa, Kcucr, Wolimtn. S ko. tunu, OcUictAgc. Buck. AJ-SaUocmi, Otourt. FotinhRow: Smith, Wonntcy, KUbbk, Aiuilo, MllMi9Pt : ' T«IW|«.li««..MlflNlM ' Fmu How! ChdmiHeHaa, HMdM. Haw, Tkjria . AmA. PMUana. M hct, EMdM. MeCate, CchM, Hladi. WUhitc. Tienun. BlMMtniad. SmMIIw: Aifowe. Plib. B lHnl. McMuIlra. W«]ek. nii c]i. ■o]Mii. Xii)c. Uiuicu. Hall. Bnbu TUtlRpwt MudMi. UiB, dvtdlaii. Qalgi. MMliB, NaMl, Ita- mm. Tune . fouiUi Rowi Soon. Tdwoan, HB«rtim n. Sduhliab. auddui. GiUo, Hoddtei Uttm, nUMt Sdnw. Suykef. ClatpIIU LufUer. Kggt. Cofley. Mudjr. Gudliici. Hollnd. FKiiiMwt Rey- noUi. KmipavKnlilK. Fs ruaa. Tbom, OMftay, ludattBt OMMfc.SM . MOBCMi WiMM. MKQn kfitta, On. Vnitan. MomIt. tMnahi. Witghi. McMs. t1« Fbn ItoW! NlMO, Pe ey. S4 r. Holt, Steinrimiu. KeaUng. Cover. ManlMc, Totoitdk. Halbedl. ?twy. Mucrtiolf. AI|| eMB«;ttiit, ROW: Cckwiii SUvotd. Kecgtn, lelmi, Snltb, SwamoB. Howe. Smitii. Tate. Left Vimloirt: Wfigbi, ipeaect, letiei. Aelwn. •yfeee, GaaMS. WtBdvtn: FUck. htiM. Oetit, MpAltau. Tjiu. SwsmMi Onamprfiit iOlViit ' SMMItt to itOek. SUitey. HcUoict. Company Cornmander. Otuowrict ppmpmy ohimik Orvii. tie«mt. Tm. (wsn- lit FOXTROT RNniilciw: KteoeK. TkoM. Unfe, Mnu« Whta. Ktabi. Mw. QiQljght. tMaM1!M tMw« tBea4.,taM, lMkna. Icrvi . nclohirdt. kicltea, TottH, OUat, Mdttn. tMiittt, Cum. OttldB. Eie t MaMaUaab, SMfdi, AI-iMMr. Mdtof, Mtahcii. HONOR GUARD ConipAHv Commander - Capt. Reloluudi . Fint How: fuif, lone , OtuMiBlU. Watt. XwiittlMr. tteeoi low: Cuici. Paikei. Riley, SotodilJdri. Radei. TkM Rdw: Mmoa. RobtOMB, llMhi. Tnub, IhiahMdi. McNcOl. KMkte; CUmmfr WlMUM . WwlWt. « lfl . lutu.- CooiBto. w«iib. Keiiey. KIlhUM. CCMFANY iTfiCEHS Fcltcn. Athlocii. Burn). HOWi rtaHB TW4tn. I UUwn. aunt UMi OD, WUUHif . AiUpek., Cmk, FoUMi WoU, Mommi. JodriitA.. t24 THEORAGONHAS VARIETY m HOMECOMING Wc with we had had a band for the dance . and the weekend would have gone ovei a little better if we had won the gaim The weekend wat a linle thaky at time« , but tMngs dta twa out generally go od. The football team did do a great Job chooclng the queeo , and some of the old boys got a chance to do and say the thli they wanted to. The ribbon parade ai received by the queens, the Willoughby track and field record holderi, and the Dis!in ;iii3iiLd Mlliiaiv Students. Of K, the bcH nan of Homccomioa wa« a to m«6l )UCEN AND ATTOiDAi. rs M) AtUuglk. Tocw DuniHld. Ju Foiget III Evatybody taftanyiityl SPRING WEEKEND tills year ' s Spring Weekend was complete with M vffjfikXt and the cnilti; weekend teemed to be alroott overloaded with actlviiles. Fiee linie wUh parents and gtilfdendi was limited, but it was still a fantastic weekend. Some patents surprised their sons by ordi-ring a frc - for them to plant and neglecting to tell them about it . Parents then met with sons and teachers in a head on confrontation. Homor seeincMi necessar) ' in the scholastic builJinR, mi somec detS displayed some neatly jucces ful sclcniiTic expetimeins Dayll savings time thiew many cadeu ' time sche ltile off after the lo(lg;B|  bmilWflltlUl nenday. CiKttt aod (scutif c iuouiti oi WcniworUi ' i (iiM ntcsli. 11 DAD9DAY Where were YOU for Career Day? If you weren ' t there, you probably missed someihlng . And hnw did you explain In front of both your teacher and your parents why you ' re falling third bow? How come we couldn ' t have Dads drill fndocHs? Do you remember The eadet who was requested lo not drive the family car on Homecoming becauie of hif meeting with Offica Ete kbuta (D)D l «dap y The tXMli 0 y buqoet tpetket, Mr- bcocgc U.i:. M. uouii luu «udMit« Th« field home radJaied a festive air. cadcis in full dress blues glincring in the reflected light and dates In long. sMiranerlng dresses as they leemlngly gl ' .dcd arouitd the dance floor. Such was the scene for this year ' s MiUtaiy Ball. The dance was honoipA ' bjr the presence of Maj. Gen. Charles Rogers, Deputy Chief of Staff forROTC. who impressed the entire corps with his zcstful pemnality. The music was provided by rhc Jimmy Tucker band, and they did an adniitable job. This year ' s queeu were u, pretty and charming as any hav« ever been, as were all the gldf, Everyone adnihted to having li great time, and many even ended up liking the pazachoie. 131 Utttbyeit the Milluiy Oepaninem awards incJals to outsundlng cadets. These medaltare spon ou-d by Thi Department of the Army, the DAR, the American Legion and Other service organizations. This year, 27 medais were given I of bard work, support of the ROTC iMtt KMBfitsiBiMil il ' MfiflBt ruilsi liMlf fiH ID ti Mat. tHiinw Wti. CtK. RAT DAY Right face. I tncan left face. I mean about face, 1 mean don ' t face . ' ' Such commands are eommda duriiig Rat Day. where new boys take over all the key posiiiom. To say the least, chaus leigw. But the old boyt have a great ttlQe. And. as the platoon marches off into the sunset , you may hear. nunkta halt, PUTOON fULTl Aw, 140 tatei Maa M die Imd CoBMBi RAG9. REWARDS AND RHYTHM The Wednesday Aw iiJs aflenbly recognlMt alt tbdoe people who tMAk behind the scenes at usually tlUBkleilt jobs. CenificAte axc awoxded foe mUltaiy, Tnunpetet. Student Council, reaibdA.iad ' . ' iaaay odm iiri!ani;;a!lons. The Friday before Commencenicnt, Anny issue unlfoinu aie tinned fa. Even though they arc alimwi In tatters, fxtdll ukes iwo huuDi lo hand tiiem mi The Friday night band concen U a favorite part of Commencemeot actXviiie . and this yeai ' s was no exception. Best Old Boy Bandnien were Randall Lardie and !ohn Williams: Best New Boy Bandsman was won by Chitck WIppeifuith and the Vsisiiic nta IUH1 c$mt dM uallona tun-la w tir «ny more of • hsale (hsn li iliudy wu. U1 9ATURDAY Next to Commencement, the Saturday Awanti Mtemblylt ttarmott looke rftPimwd-taQH codettlow iWUli 4M ' nwH wbeie you get tben. Awards are given in countless areas. Dlsciplinar) ' , Military ' and ScfaoUstic awards iust icrape the iiuface. and if you isally tovft yoitf fOff togemtr. ymt inl| jiM dt up two or three . Even Uyou don ' t get one. you feel good for yooi fiicnd who 4a .TmiiAHll mmuia jml and pride . Ctoffliwutdw fUvm «MW tmuM id Capt. Relnluflh. Gipt. Antaa, Cl|jC , Ueon, dpi. DIerdii, Capt. Onowritl. Cap. MamelUno, aadtTC V«J«. ' 143 COMMENCEMENT S«n. Divt:! Ditrlnr ' ar fUr- ' Sr T nn ir r fir r i-tc ril Vale it iidnrtiiill iWi iliilH liiili Hm liil Miiil iHWi IMii ntM Meawaid. 141 5,4.3,2, 1,0 Counidowa suns the iint (Uy of school and coDiinues thioughoui die yeai. The final week , as things slow down , cadeo speed up. not belicvii the year has gone by to fast. On Cominencement Sunday, the Corps wants aronnd In a daze, not really comprehending that dtoniHal is just a f«v bouis away. Then caaus the final Parade, and as LTC Vale says Dismissed, ' arms auioinailcally eaupuk bau into the aii. and feet ion towttd eaaand dm hone. 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Going home teenu like a dwam, and getting out of the roui . i liool and military foi ihiec months (ot foievei) it just too good to be trae. Sut leaving close filends. whom yoo may nevec see again, jtod thinking of the past year ' s experiences, both good and bad at tlmeateciii overwhelming. Many cadets change at the tbn and |pi oil tlwatttvw to BcflMti Fot gtadttates, a turning point has come . Some leave Wentwonb and go on to face new people, new challenges and a new life. Othen come back, but letuin wttha more maiuie and lespoosible point of view. And that is Wcntwonh. a place 10 change . a place mlmfmttm tiimwmiA kkaiti «iiA flBaUg .i glawi rS«|pn ]milu!Vfrtole v« 19