Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1978 volume:

ASS-IN-REVIE Editors: Tony Gioncerel Bob Van Horn ' I ! |l 1 ' « I .V i- i i WENTWORTH MILITARY ACADEMY 1 The mo l fun-packsd day of Wie year ' was a sadt Vs opinion of Open- ing Day, Wailing in lin to fiU in ou[ fonr if yoLrr dog had dfed within tfie pasi 10 years, lo ing a life ' s growth q| hair, unpacking, fepa :klng, and general mass confusion. Motiiefs shed as many tears and falhers have as many 6f am m on their wedding day, Meanwhile Ihe Mew Boy is slilf tTy- ing lo recdv r from the ahoch. ■ t mh lI ' H t e 3 vaarE b fofE I mote gEneril, Dmd, 3 The eight ball is symbol rc o the New Boy ' s of iginal posption. One long year is spent asking the £64,000 question, How do I get out tram behind it? ' Miserable details, Idng hours of seenningJy iruilless pracrtice, trying to listen to 10 people telling you lodo 10 different things 31 the same tin and reaching a point of fruslratton ihai makes you want to go berserf . Trying to comprehend strange hah- il? like using special doors, walking wails, fo-lding your arms at ihe supper table and coming Jo arienr qn in cer- taiin cadets ' rooms. The only fea ib e reason that a per son would stay with it other than seJI- satisfaction woufd tje m put nexi yfiflr ' 5 Mew Soys in rhe same spot. Dg m thit New Soy cfOiithir behi nd P ul nq1ei n ridsFi i1 he sho i cnwl ii ' go Thi tle ns Mt}0 ths Ltimrninddtii cjn qi tv hM!l|i1ul ad vice. Ali cnj n ml 1-n ili i isa-fik; anii Iheyistifrftlimas gi,vFj i1 anywa-y Srnvr.i mg at ficcifi fr?nnfttion is parrof cadel Ii1e. ia n military c-laaa. 4 Leisyfe time. A searte ewnmodity m a can- smnily busy i hedtjte. M0 3 cadets tmd good tor It. A little horseplay, the game of kmga, a good bcick, or a chanoe to press me shears in 1 be suiy Whether used (or laJr of foul purpose$p It will always he 1he fBvortt tme oi day. The OrsE cins b rtSeiJ iti MMA CoiDnfl tu b HcmeccmJfig tie Athietica. Thai orrejiiroof day when rank and longevitv rnean TOthing. A chance io let naiura) ability shine ThrDygb, and lo let atl some steam ar the same time. Ttits Fs wher respecl is earned, not designated. ' lT Jl.lL n ijl kdMlL! 4 111 Tiirti r inl« Jtie A r for a 1 f i I Wtilitarv trainrnfl — The aspect fhat nia!ie Wentwcsrlh uni- que. A1 least Iwo hours a wi eh oi classroam inslruclion plus weeMy drill and field estercis s aro among the methods Army per!4onn?7l use in t achmg i:adet Whsn ihe weathfif tmproved, classes on rappeliing, ori n- teermg and fir aid werii igughi in ctess mil a during drilJ. Drill 1$ referred Jo as Leadership Uboraiory, bul ih true tab 1 in ihe barracks, w ere cadets are guven the r aponsi- hiliTy tor each olher and learn leadership thrcs h ex pari - enc-e. Mai ionn tt! ehet ihn rmNUirvdiH wm leamtfii on fmt aid IT TlhEre ' 5 nottnnB like sdanie! HoinO Wl IfHi ir Piin-ni Wlhckr rJ i1dMllJl5 I Whai vyouSd be ste results of a survevaskino tfie question, ■ ' Wh l was Ihe mcist spjectal event of ihe yeer? Thene wouid be as many answers ii adets. Was It the banalior sleepth rough aim Lt. CoJ, Reinhardl won the Ugly Man cDntest? Or maybe (Ke WdntiwoilH Shaw? Panent? Weekend ' Hamecommg? Perlorrrisno the Snap DnH bergre thduaarlda qt 5pec8gtor$.? Or was It jusi one of the dances where Ther was 3 special girl? Whfll WHS special to om person was probabfy just one day doserioConimefii:fin ni fpr another. 13 the on s a cadet remembers. BrepM bet e«rt Lla55i£5 i cnip Autumn iriQmma. Demanlt — worth ' j iawnr !□ YOUR FIRST 2 YEARS OF COLLEGE CAN BE YOUR FIRST 2 YEARS OF LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT This SLjrnmer yuu Cein bugm iwo years ot leader- ship and nidnagement education to cDmpfement your coitege program Then, upon graduatron enter a position of msldnt management responsj . hHity f 5 an oflicer m the aciive Army, Naiional Guard or Reserve The ROTC commissioning pro . gram starts with six week ot summer tramFrrg at Fort Knox, Ky , with over $500 pay (It you have three years of JROTC, you need not attend.) You II learn whai it takes to be a soldier, to have your body toughened and your confidence devel- oped. Do well and you can qualify for Army ROTC courses m ihe fall. Do excepliunally weU and you may headmg to Wen I worth mlh a (wt year fuff luiiion scholarship. For the nf xT rwo years ynu will learn what t takes to be an Army officer You II be challenged both mentally and physically You ' ll get the kmd of managemeni experience that will be an asset to you many career, mihtary or civilian. You II receive an extra $100 a month tor up to fwenty months and about $500 tor advanced, camp between your first and second years Whenf you graduate, you will have earned your associate degree along with the gold bars of a second fieu tenant. You can then either complete your baccatau ' reale degree and apply for acisve duty, or immedi- ately attend the officer s basic course and becom« an active member of an Army Reserve or National Guard unii. ARMY ROTC LEARN WHAT IT TAKES TO LEAD ' To team more about the Army ROTC program, comae i; Military Department, Weniworth Military Acad- emy,Lexin9ton,Mi5souri64067;ortelephone(Sl6)259 2219. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION iOABOOf lRySTE)E$.- Col S liers Jr., Col. Wl r Sf Mi Willaam Ayl 1 Lowell SlACiritn Lecn Unal« 1.5 ADMINISTRATION Mi], Piul Sullitfui if HiftJ . td Miefnp«r Aclmini ' iUaJivc i ■ 19 COMMANDANTS AND DEANS Nt Ji. Juno Ogiwt §n4 Maj, T-om i fUtr Ll. Cod. ttriK Davii mil Nm, Jifvi«$ £fkiw tl. Csl. Alf l ffTt CammandartE F J 2Q Uri 0 rdA h«lclfty Cipt. JvttLUx LITERATURE Mih. JuhA RldQjh RAn. Samlffa Sluihtr Nbj. Sim Sallin ?4 le JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY i 10 SERVICES Mf ob Bftfd Mn. Kithiryn Tutu Mi Samiti Ta ttr KiJfJiei ( roTFt Ffrw: torn Niec?, Ndb[« TLirnsr. iH sy SiinfUr T mrny Wnlton, RJchy TAnAFticN, Jjirfiiib OoodlCM, Rili Y Osborn, Second nw;: Jcmi WjitoFmijn, Rgb Vi andeH, Qei fgt Tf ftfler J ft Nfliwe, MitJiaa Kfii it, BoQkf IMr.BlilHIalHHW mm Mr. ifilin Rldtr n 12 CLASS AND LIFE J.C, SOPHOMORES iJiBDULLAH AL-SALLOOW AJHMED AL-5AUD Counc ta flfcuf K EWfl Intteper dence, Mp Gary, rKJ. Lp An |ekf r CiH I . Easi Lans n M chi m Cy ■ m STL J GILES RICH HALTER Chi . . Mentis, TEfin. (en wrflricrt, M h. JERRY HATCH in T K KEVURAVOMG BiLLKLUMPtR Abdullah Al SaHooffi FREDDY LOPE? FRAJVKPnNON €ARL POEfNiSCH MfPtE REINHAi OT MffitafOfllij . Niwrapua |piciet)flnflBnR , Mo. lrtali . Ctilc. LmGoIrr, Ne,b. JQRDAf A La UijH JUAN BAMW- ALVESTER CLARK PAUL COL S GEOROI E CR0S5AN DimB DAVENPO Gjry, I nd . aienshaw. Pa. Sa(BUke1, M- V. Hampton, Vauvilk!, Calif. Milte fa«. CaJif Afid h IS stiortF piCHAflO HI Ne$ si t VL h i h hkow l D AVt HDP WL : GiWis MiUi. MiG. Valley $lrmn ' N.¥. Lbxinglrai. Mo. T IM mEiAm JOHN I ?C2¥SCYN GE RAID J E REl OAflnCLL JOHNSON MARK JClHNSCW CASEY JONES MIK E K£AT I Nfl KEVIM MtDONOUGH SGQU MadilRlFf LUIS MAC AS MARh MlTCHtlL MIKF MOSELt SSalflnlflanfl, N,y. East Uinamg M cli. AguisuzaliBnlH, Maiito Dallas, TeuBS Vir inii Beiich, Va CaiJlV: NE MYERS ClANMT ONK T fiUDV PALACIOS FOTflf ST MiMi VflTk, N.r Lm Anotalci. Cftlit San AfiltfHiia. Tms PT DL f TON MARK PHAUS Lorn pec. Csiil 40 SENIORS jQUNHQLLAM) H VflOlBHOLT JACK J trROF Jutt rm no imufflt Morf lAiT], Katl Libflfty. Mq- jQifrrTHflFilDwn, Tc ifi . Mi Kt JOHNMM BRE n J Wm RICH 1 t J.L£ H fttl H Kl- U T VIC K W GHT HemecQmi ng Pa iid Topeki9, Kan. RiCKORR jmt flVlS DON PETTY J ESSt PORTER PAT WALSH GfltGG WAW [3iAVtDflRH CURt ER i-ANi.- O VECARSON PHIL LWjiGHEfHl v jOElEGCiEM QiildSilCinP. Mo C43yncil ftJuffl. o a Scon i BJytf. Nets K n s Cit , hk. WfH Des Mixne . Inawa BlLLTflLDES DEMNISFSbH MPi =EFfllE Z UOPOLOOOH RtCHAl DaiLTIVEP iiyHan ds Cily, Kan Y i ns OP .Mo Kansas Clry, Mo Cefacaii, Verw ij la Cj|[ids(c?n«, KAq JUNIORS F1 MeChallaft.AI Bfiler, N W Mt incci A ]4itiealmnlEi. WeraccK h ■ ■ i -■ vVniviPwU EarEi?, Ark. J€FFPERRt BRENT TONOtR ED1 0S£N MARK SANDtRS DAN : ' LV : f -OW IXW SHIRLFV DOiKJ SMREFf LEB JOSE SlLVESTfll UaMONT SLAUGHTER CHRISStANLtV MARK STEJN UEP eOB STOCKTON DAVID STROY ilM lRO RAliLTAT El U 1 THOMPSON CmOSCO TDBTADO BJLL WEA THE Rf OFID BO WE ND£L 31 flAFAEL AaiiiEFU DAN AM AiOMr DAV ' f] UA H DAVE BEFM ? - ' KNtSI MARK BOl Sr ■ A ' :. V- nciuela OmaNa, Milb flotheHa., ill. Omo a, Neb. Ancngrayfi, Aujka O ' snd IslafnJ, ROSBMBeS RtNEDilPflE TIMEGAN MlKLFJLMOHE DEWI IjLIMES H.4flfiV liOOtfAL urtx-iS. Cciici Zulu. Vcn ??ucla Hjiiiidi Cisy, Mjj. Ofte M. Mo Se arc|. H j goiTsEown. P, MATl GRtEN ROUERl HALSLDL MOUNEY HA-M CMJ IS HARRJS JIM HARfllS ftlCH JCril ' -N Qui] JDAking ■roun . JEFF k| lEWt K Ufl T l t E RST F I NJEFl E R L AN l.lt |. ARR Y LA NC J W£HR MA Vf lA EAR BRFTt l.OTf ON tflHnh MB. Ha, St JPHrply Wu. Uric , Kan JJ« S irWHI. Iiywrs { yerLahd PflrK. Ka . SOPHOMORES MA K McMILLIAN Clinlpn. Mo Ofnaria, Neb. KEVIN MEflHIGA ' Maryville. Mcl JOHN Ml LUC Ai HiLLO-OONNOfl LEE PAF TLGW MIKE PASTORELLO GIrndalc, Calii JEFF PIER SON RalteCiiyp Mo. KEN PUROY Cinm, tgYFf iiiiiififeiifelifeiil JOE UUIC G JUAN HtMACHA DAylDSANDQUJST JAME3SCHW0RKR X3H« SELLEPf Le-ilnglEHi, Mr- BILL SELL FR i JAYSfUfR rOMTAViOR IsrH K mOUOiS RiCH TRAUL N BLAK£ TUCKER PAUL WENLOCK TEDP WILHITE QENf WJLKS CWA L £S f lLSON rind Afivr DOUG ANDE RSON ANDV 0APT[X:Ci JOHN eUf TON Li!iinQlLn, Mo iiiaillidlii DON HUTt$ PAT C ALLAH Af iMdilsviklfr. Kan JLFFCrtflvER ET|ENN£CHANEY DON C ANGO BrocNTTfield. C0I . MIKE COOK HARRY CO TUA Pbrlamfli ' . VeUfcTuL-i Sr. .JnKifph. JIMdUTRiriHT Topejka, Hun. Stand tall KARL FATI-IM W J FF ULTQN BflUCE GALPI N T I M GARDNER GLC m GOVER iCFF HAAS JQH HCC 3E J0€ JACK SON rc.jtVT JARVrS CHARLE¥ JONNSOfN ROBERT JOHNSON TtT ONE JOHNSON VINCENT LtU?lN i£R Do Momea. Rfltlg, Md. OrTujriii, Nr Ij t m-ks 1 Civ. Me . K aftwi Ci ty,. Md 17 FRESHMEN m Do I ru vie to do this? VICTCffl McftflAHAI MIKE riOONAN GPEG OttEN iff F CMLlhiE MRdH PALjftMDER EDREWTjT palm PEfEFI JEFF PriEPlSON MARIO POITS ■ ' ■ ■ i ' - ■ Kum Dty, Md. LcbawcMTd, Kafi. WalETkUj IcWA Bbl Ntf, Mo. I gj llPLrM lli . QkUi flA PflESCHtn DANREINHAROT SCOTT RI-CJ- RT WAli: ' u S PiHl SEG£RStJfN : XTQN m LflU ALA N S t NCL Ft J IWI PKA FT T lt.4 I HQ MPSUPJ Neb. HarrrBfinirfiJlp, Mg.- Cl rksdale, Win Irawis C«1vJnW BlDPrtTi girH!. Ml AVIi VrNYARD HAIPH WATTS ST VE JOHN VANOf S4 y MIKE IfOJNG Ni , Md i:icK}i0invill , Ark Omaha. Neb. Icavitxsdy aiy. HuHinqen. t fiaa EIGHTH GRADE QjuE jn E, Mia, 4 Mse GoigBte. ALAN CHASE 5fKirtg:rield. Hi MARK DAVSS flOfiltUDfilSCOLJ. MY FRY KEVIN OAUriNEE R MA?1K CUTNEfl (HiHt itCTk ' , Ml EIGHTH GRADE F ANSTFFfFQ CHRIS T|Tl II-.! Mi35iicm, Kan fr3 64 SPECIAL EVENTS 6 Dresi rIfVil, drnt l The Fall Woelccnd honOfmg fathers wis probably tbt best organi iict specEiil weekend in anyon ' recollfiCtbn. The banquet tumBd ln!Q a pep rplfy for the toDTball nam. Moving I he b nciuei lo Friday night gave cade-rs more free tinie with th ir fathers (a change thai ha been ne d for years). Sirofig compefition In the Dad ' s Drill rrrsde it wbI! wodh A at[:hing. Mike and Mark John son ' dad finally pulled out a VFCtnry. Career Day didn ' t l ave you bored to death, but on the oontrarv siarteri you th i nki ng . A weJI pfayEad fpolbalf game highJighfed th entire eh md, despite a 22-16 Joss lo Qrr cK Qb . Sellers Sr. tnekm his trm iHom Dad y cjommifnu Slqpal the bsink. I SiiwriR f rih HOMECOMING Ofd Boys ware given the cifranc to r mini and VISIT With Mch Other and wnh cadets during Homecom- mg wGnkund Th pep rally arid bonfire dn Friday nlflht were rrt-smcntal enperienc s for rh sftniori espe ciaily. 1 hr a-rprne was well fought but pix?flY executed and a diBapp intmenE lo lL Thfr dance was e celJent. and Mrs. Shtx:k]ey afa twmtiardeij wnt] requests to haveihp band fiturn. h h 162S hours and you are u%X awning csut of the mess hall. Your platoon leadef yells that you ' ve aoi five minutes to ck wh i yoy need To do and get bach outside. Vou are now standina in ihe Ireeiino wld with Ihe rest of (he turps warting to gel on the buses. Someone fmally gkves I he Signal to stari lo tding. One bus driver decides he is not QOinq ta open his door. Vou get ihe fealina iNai he.doesn ' l like cadets. The other tiuse$ are taded and you w3ii until Maj. Myers cons the bu driver to open h % door and lei you on. Then I here is the big fighl for seats. ¥00. finally get sattfed down and the bus starts movina All oS a syddi n a voice c.orms over the rad o and says, ' We ' ve goi us a convOY Whttn you waFti? up the bu eh have fDpped and the bus commander ts yelling at you to get back out m the cold. Vour platoon leader marcnes you around the building 10 tmd a dctof Eo ge! inside. Wh n you get inside you Bre in a ha SI, You are told to remember th s spot fg return 10 when they tell you over the loud ptak rs. tttjfin Shu WENTWORTH SHOW THE SHOW The commfl riders then release you and yoy run lo the resrrocirtj. You ctetide to ger a drink. At Ehe cancos- sion stand you choke on The pfice% ! ttle for mer and go rind a seal In the auditorium, You Stan !o doze ofl when you ar« awgkened hy ihe band hlasiino Siar War i th ?nne and Dr Davis ptaahing over the microphone . You doze back uff md 3 re suddenly awakened by a blDod-curdiing screami From your statK ql heer tsrrar ve)U discover that It ' s only some karate guy breaking a poor innocent board m th karate ad. When you wake up ne«i. 5 ¥neone Is telling you ifs tirrte for ihe parade and you l egin wandering around She hall ti fmd I hat spot thai ihey tdd yuu to rememter and y u have forgotten. Vou 5tart marching again arid you see all these peopte around you and you ondef if ihijy c me to see you or to throw paper airplanes at you. Thfiy i=innoun e that el real one- r Qi mT IS th f e lo take a look at you. When It ' s atl over and you get tech on the hii% tt looks as- though every one fijficept you checked out on vyeek end pass Of furlough because you are one of only five peopte on ihe bus. Vou must have gone to sleep because the drivgif IS Telling you il is lime lo gei oft. $0 you crawl oil the bus and crawl inro your own special Wentwarth bed. to wake up to a lonely Wem worth week- Enri v ilh the same old routine. The mysterious 20 VMr oJd recruit I na film hep! securely under |[?i:S and key in The fldrnm stratiO ' n bu ldin:g, never e eposed lo 3 cadet was discovered when Mnj Kemper Srtipp d a quarter m the vault. When It was reviewed, it was de-cidejf that a new film was m order. Lights! Camera! Actionl Cult Take 193. Charlie tries armther run at The camera yel r g some stupid arrbQrne cadence At least it got us ou! of class tor a day Since the filmifrg, was done dur- ing the 5ame week of AFI and Mili- tary Ball, we lelt that smply sutviv ng this we k s a speciaj event. hk a.Lu.ir iifs Ci}mp rty f™rehBd dfi the hill fifwi Ihefi fmrched ckiwn 0911 n, anri vipn, ffrd n u ■ 75 i f AAART SUPER DRUG NORTH MISSOUR Stores Located in ChiJiiccjitMM tcn. For Your Shopping Convenience Registered Pharmacist on Djty at A I! Times in I nmjG CHAIN Darreh L, Haas, Charrman Qf the Board LAMBERT Manufacturers and Distributors bllJ HeJllL r Hosiery HfaJy-tolWear laaaff Wear — Better f v ' Six Factories to Serve You IN CHILLICOTHE, Burton Strongs Clothing Chillicothe State Bank Livingston ' s Sensenich Jeweler Moore Saale and Shepar HUTCHINSON-WALKER-TURNER JNSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 9 r... 1 1 T Vrafhingrr = ' i Strefft QhilliCQirhe, Missou n 6460 1 David 0, Walker Edwin S. Turner Ane Code 8T6 phom { 6-33 17 citizenstIational bank of Chillicothe Memtaer Federal Deposit frsurance Corporation Full Service Bank KERNS OFFSET PRINTING 417 Mam Street Weston. Missouri 64098 Telephone: (816) 386 2985 Donald Witt Missourt Public Service Company Sommers Food Products Hilts, Inc. T iSfli young S ud. HlumjwL Off. Reinhardt, A SaJhoom fmd h oM rhg bartahr n ram marker ' s cxdfiriy. Firii fow: SasolhiK ' ji. V- h ' , ' -3CiO!., Schul;. Wojc chcjiyfi y, Cm-SMrr, Javfoe. Woll, At Mafll, Lope?, WdlshK MacGn l, J ' ' i ■ • : ndlalan, Macpas, Secoiu nwi Kea; hLj, E Jw rd , Dros jn. Wrpperfurih. Ausiir, teunfl-, Sm?sh, Founisiti, Gtiy, Hevleri, Gfjpf Jchnson, E-ska , Myafs, ftauJi, Easily, HalcnMl CluJi Sv teSi, K- yurti-v ' ;!! ' -!]. SdniLiekscn, HaU, P rerE, Gidnc re l Spier, Wurthrrdn lijcjyuyn, Hin«B. Whc CDuld forget. If you want bprrack guard,, it wilf ccrtt ycm t5 And what about Lt Who ' Burns. Ho aboui wh n ih b sk ibial t m slept through aftef O rnes and couldn ' t find 1hu r w y lo th(?jr first -class And don ' T forget the scurves ... you hnow who yotJ I ' e. Remember when Sqso IosI his mind when th tornado warn I Fig was und effect. CoL Gant wa aware of the fir s cxtinQulshers empty on Monday morning. Maj Ma ring had to watch Keating when he wfis checking out the buJter ynder the table. How atboui The lime when Woio went swifrrming m his room. Or when Chip and Dale enterprisE W3 the b st thhng gotng on campus. CoTtey College suro knows all about that. Whq could forget all Jhe missing Holiday Inn keys found m drawers o( any room. Whai ahouJ ai! the cars thai mysten- ousiy dssappeared m the middte of the night. Or answering, the phone to find otrt it s Mitchell cailsng to p ch him up becaiise h Wewan nE3in Remember how dangerous it was to walk in Harrem after taps. And wtien the contract studenis got lost whrle.orien- teermg and Capt. Kuhn knew why. Of how Wales always was Undtng the guiky party m the middle of the nigh!. The best nights were when Halchitt had O.C. duty.. Grubbs wjfl rememtEr the marlbcx and the skata board. But we appreciated all the siaft priyaies Coj. Gant gave us. But would McBarkef please take a copnt. Who cr-e the Big brolhar i and whoain Eh-o liclh: anay BHI KluTTiper, shininq The ftilmg.. f Irti fvwc Thqmsgn, Lane Cle na F, Jamffh, Ntxinan, [ :iCib i €tJlwrigPlf, Hrtfri-.. Vmiiig. K ll l -Osiui , Second fflft : TA ' fh ' T ..n - r-, t dri-, t . i . SLhwOfi r. Grindh« ' im. Thlitl tmt. Shirl , Boy n, Andli r. Wirhiie. W nhnck Cjtdens-it. StixkEdr . SandquiAt, fturth row: Iliompj iim. K«l?y. i eiTnacha, Scoii. CiiHignfjri, Uhdcit, Gotrraltl, YflHr fiky; Fifth row: Lcwwnit i, Stroy. Baufnart, Maiiirwf, Berklar SIfvIcbf. fiJmofif, Smilh, Quig Oflriio Slltli row: [liLJ[jb- erlv. Vjiri Utof ti, Orvis, Wdles. flevnolds . Ar gove. hides. CHARGING CHARLIE Rernemter dufind The football garner when sonnebody hit a cop m rhe head ilh @ Ki i bottlfe. And the lime when Dayghsriv glued Gardner ' s Jlps itjgsTheF with cfazy Qlue. Wliai abtiui The Time when Purvis clia d Knight vvilha SiSber when Ma|- 00a wa was rn ihe focifn. Let ' s noi lorgcs the Time when M. M. A goi dumped. Or ihe time had the tire and we wttke everybocfy buE Ogiwa Or when Wales became CO. and nobady knew who he was And threw walnuts al the rarps after marching mjt oi the mess hall and hit Klumper in the head. ftemernber (he csdenct- hlmk to the teft. bNnk lo the nghg And wh ( about the time when Wales came ihraugh with a mailer key and all the cadeEi were in fttif a biy iurprise. And doni forget the time when we worked tor five days tof A F. f, and he stayed 30 secortds in eath rmm. And on Wafes ' binhday we threw him In the show f three times and thfin tied him up in his room What about thi time we had our fight with EchQ and then went to Hollywood. Maintenance retused to worh on !he bar racks and the laundry refused to wash dur clothes. And John-Bon used to halt-sT p around the barracl s. The iher- mostai got busied iind went withiJUT heat for a week. What aboiii rhe rime when Kmght and Schultheis had a four foot snal e and il got loose In the barracks and ev eryone thought IT was K ' |J! 0 when Van Horn drow Wales ' Trans Am In the river. Of ihe nme CapL Stretz got ketchup m top of his head. Wir hav to adnFiK we had fltKid lim arrd the time this 15 bfSing wriuen we sitiH have eight ntort days (ef1. K lum- per is O.G. tonight and 10 y ars from now you will have lo look bach and remenibftr what hiSppfified, b cause if I know Charlie, somethirig Wllf. Comfja V ititf Anflcvp. RtsyrTcHds-, Van Hof n and Qrvn DELTA Remember [he ntghi rhat Zambrano painwd himself with g«Qw m-the-dafli paint and cJm bed inTo peopfe ' s rooms ai 3 a m Oh. and remember ihe day ibai the company staf f goi thrown in ihe showers. Don ' 1 forget the Time that Headquarters Wr w ihe shaving cresm bombs Delta and wemade ihem ash ihe halls. Or the Delia 5ek That thought it was a good dea to ihrow golf bails at a car. Or the night when Ctelta iced down Ihe walkway m front ot the Studem Union and halt the battalion M down ihe Hi after laundry formation. And don ' t forget the fouf cadets who got pulled away from a dance to wnfe this paper I Cflmpdnrv cMiiicrs Of, X.O.: Seoti, CO.; pljiltxm Beadm Tate anU SfMfictr on either inle 1 S i. Zamhrano. Rntrw Sfti-rcer Orr. Scotl. n ranc. Tale; Sfcowl fow: Coleman. Wshikui G l. Man. Seller. Chanty. Si dy. Kdwfm n, Shari lRn S™d. Man-f ?. Si ' v sin. ThtRjrew : Dupre. f altn. Hi?lvrB. McNtelv. Ravenstflm. hsrtd r, Biirts, ThHanrpwil. WwlherfDnd; rmrlh OJw U ear, Smuhi. JorOHft. Jgnnwri. Bvt -. Rode nek, Shdw, Tolfludis, fiialtane. Piflfwer, Wprtand. 6 Rftt row; HoaUifioei . Petersiort, Carftein, HalsteptJ. Wetilbrwk, G njaks. Stanley, Setfton, Gra , Faihiran Secuml row: NewtnanK Ciilahian, Cox. PflEforaHo, BuKun, Third row: Sdnd«r , Hoggatl. Jarvii, Gardner, Cowtlin, Alfipsgsh; FotirHi nrm: Fuilun, Hftm, SftJcAi H m, Ptmi, ClarlK,, Pr-EEther, Fifth raw: A tnt- mA O ' Co-muf, Jacli fir S 4nder . Couriritf. l akli, Carlstf. BitiQiijef, Rs tir, Julian, H-oJl, Wilton, McMafiari, A. ncerr Peiwion. ECHO Wifinet by i hcei Remembef Rader ' s ouf-of lune rsdences, nd Blcicker ' people -pJeaser and P-T- CSR you e df f Qet 0 ' ConrK r s and Callatisn ' s mdsl unclean room, or when we threw ths entire cornpany in Ihe shower Row about the way RSfder pronounced Aguj lira ' s riarn , or Sponcer ' s riighily cough irtg fiis, or Cardenas Ihredts to gel Julian bumped off. Then ihero was the door slamming at th beginning of the yt r, ih dunking in beds, and Iht shaving cre rn bombs. Th-er was Echo ' s mile relay feam, and the tim MeiilbroeN fetl cHJl Ihe upstairs window, and Holt ' s ferociousness. WemwiSTThfooci — Armvsivip ■ FOXTROT Rememtef aT the beginning ot the year wh n evfirvbody Ihouaht thai Capt. Driscoll w s a senior in high school and it turned out (hat he was in erghTh grade and 1 4 y sars old. Or wvhen all the company srati $nd counselors went mad with paving Mber swai and the company looheql sharp tor a week. Remember when nobody knew how 10 J s a necMi© afid did nai warn lo learn. And how hafd it was lo get ©v ryone to rake a . ' shower. Or when Ihe juriJOf Vwgh football team came bach fTom s game nsnd the question was ' How bad did you lose? And when prepari,n9 lor Gl, boys found under their beds the dust that had accynriulated during the year and all the Shings they thoufiht had be«n sfofeni We must not forget the night when the coiinselors and CO. were restl s and got everybody up at 1 a.m and told them ihat the electricity had b n off ali nkyhi arid lhat it was fii min- utes unnl outside and they all started getting dressed and going outside while The counselors and C.Q. went To bed. How aboul The time down in the woods when Capt. Dtmon did NOT get shql in the ieg. Remember how muddy Sobdtka gol on the Say Scout ca m pou . Or wh n Col Gani could not figure □ut why cadets were feeding King Litr lejohn out in the haJI dyrmg a detail- All Jhese and a lol more are why wt- wiii never loneet junior high al W.MA FpDflt mt: DrjstDiL Jenea, Tuitas, SE iw, Palrmsr, row McMon, DoviSp Gaud n ef. Qllism, Cfiase. Qrinbciiry, Third row: Fry, Larewn, Btaauryr Rob yris, Wi liims, Qormn; fisurth Tflw: rirjhi, C Fori . ft Porti r, Scgtes, LlTtlftloHn, Caivanah,- Fifth row: Teprter, : 3b TltB, wd, Lutar, l=lT«i!mTOriS, P rry; fmit BdiT, Woll, SdSftPi; F ffi nmt tyckK. (st n, AJbaudh. Kslferr Havne s. ReHflhar ti, Johnwr- S flStra, Lflfdki, Samuel, ' Satiflihter; SMond rM: Kyireiwn- 1 ShneTllef. Grasii, Hsa . OooK Andfir on, Seltflfs. TrauJwi, Paftlfiw, QiHon. Tj y cw. Pram, Pufdy. Atken; Tliird C fip-n, Goodan, MmtellatiQ, Ptorl i Sr.lwsrmBrhritn, K ihJs, Wilks, fipf n, DrHeSL Gdrlpj, Webstef, St Mw. FCHJflli raw: SdniLts. KHfejane-. Hdltet, Eyye-tl 92 a Pi Band oil Ice ' K pyramid- Cdfir Scllitrk, ] nion. Lirdit (K.O.) ind Altlaugh, drum maiDT Stsmyei arel 151 SellKr HEADQUARTERS Remember the first band trtp to Concordia when we packed up a police escort on the way back. Can ' t forget the rime when Haynes got upset and engraved Cook ' s head into the radmtor Or what about the RcF al ' pre gpme incident qn the quadrangle between Rogi and Doc? Nobody wjII forget when Jesse Poner played backstop for Zorro Somuel . or the night before G.I when Kilbane slid down thf2 hall wearing nothing at sFI. Who knows whpn Shrefl goes fo bed? Does anybody rerT ember ihe tme 3 hat Lardie went spastic on S gghter . . qr when Cook and Goodall had their daily napfi in the middle ol ins ectipn? Nobody can forget the time Perry and Webster had the having cream bomb incidi aT with DeSl i, or the lime Gordon clobbered our battahon X.O. u,ps de the head Do you remember the time Samuel and Monlellano qq acciJsed of ripping off a gram elevaTor, which had nothing but chicken feed in it t . andShrefrs favonTees(pressiort . Do you remember the tiime Samuel wenf on a diet . . Neither do we DBA nS 4 tfti 13 11% Vrm COlOf flUiTtI IsMJt The HijrtiKomilnfl ptf 6t lUrougii the 3lreet LeniifgEon . 96 The season ' s tirsi game pfayed m ASurrm Stadium egairtst Nortaorne (vvNq t£M h the con I e ranee title this year}- Nof bofne managed lo come back trom an 8-6 .tie to Win 13-8. Th€ lirst sirinij mer lom Jack m rheir IteSd to conjuris up a 22-0 lead in ihe tirsT periud. Second srnnQ ended fhe game 30-0. VVjih a coy pie of the (if fm players oui- the best the DTagons could musi r w s a 0-0 rte wijh Harrirn Central. Thevdid no better against Braymer. A bleak day didn ' t make a 12-8 ioss co5-ier to tahc Ornck came for a battle, and they go( Jt. They still managed 10 upseii Wenw jrth 21 18. Christmas came aarly tor MMAf Coach Bytherus growled at Hornecaming. A fi-6TiG in a game that sbDuW have read 36 6 induatd the comment A cold, ' iny night a! Polo erkjed th ' season Jor the Draoons. Bui there werD nevet 30 happier guys when there w as no time on the dock and the sciir bciafcr tod -Home 0, Visitor 18 Ctiscti Pjjppai MSitSlh hifi d«l«rtsiv« unit frocn ' hi ' lijli ' iri? ' Smim 5tK}W5 tne extrihftfKjd thai earrwd hm AM McNeely and Hugh ' demonstffttD iM buESfty s tam. Firit rotr Siamy;! Flatter. Slmiilh. RflYndid Otvs. lnUm Killy.. SKWid row: Lant, HuQhef , O Cortrvf, Sli . Rffbin , uinfln. Ham, Strw- LAftde ThN no j Athileric Di-rtfctHr jnd Cdflcii Paul BLiEhfcfi±«i, h Jhut Pdirv Revle l, ThDmwin, Arutteiii. Sl uflni«iTr. Sfli ifir. Zttmbnjnfl, Tcitoujsis. WtMuliBn, HarTis, Tuckor, Fourth TML liaM. FiltSsn, Kpibitig]. rtlmQTir. Pkuniier, Mt; kaelY. JAykir. Wii1t CtwN Jim Pippt The m t high fejotbaH Warn hai had a good reccird this year It was composed at cadets who wanted to play- This year ihe credit goes the coaches, CapT Paul Harbison nd Cap]. John Riley. Through ihe seasion Ttiere were some dcleat!i and some victories, but the pfayers learned ihe rnearring of leam sppni. Thaf what the g me is realiy about J.H. FOOTBALL Ori«4j,Anclft!T cjtlLtn a punt. Dflil fl-etrihardt pa s for s a if nwlml fir r dm rn. Rril row; Ddvi . Mjucfl cfi, RnljiHiv BailMCi, Guilllam. Sflpcwid fbw; WilUHm, Sdtas, SteHw, Esktw, fijiM, Tepner, Thhnd fflW M. Htf nhftrfJt .L ' r !ij:ri r, Hm5. AfJ l r. Carter. E3. flftntoxlt Cwc KiftMron. SOCCER ftjBPfrAtl ' l J l had d losing v nar. B f haW W ihtQMg the season when some di ?iidenis Igfi thB team, rriDral improved and so did thf? gamfls. Therfi wore not verv rri Jiy games on the ch dulc. The Teams we pfayed were all mih f rayf yeaf or iwo year colleges The Went worth ti am i . an aN- school l am wilh both high school and coflega pfayei . There wen veral oytslandsnQ playm: Al Saud and Al Salloon the offense arni Halrerfofttie defense. The co ch was CapL Norman Thibodeau ' who did an out landing job Al Sawd trBt haWBl¥ iawa-y pfEpra goal. A 3vafSarieSi titiiic in li; ihv ' -uiiiinj. lOG il l , .1 L- . 5 . . |.. .1 J,l . |! l l. Ljli 101 J.C. BASKETBALL Junior college basEcetb ll at Wenl worth in years pa si has been regarded |ust another actiytty to keep the guv busy. But over thn pasf l o ye rs. Me] Jim EsKew has been dUempUfifj TO vanquish such an idea kom The minds of bqth specTdfors and coders. This year ' s team, despjje ils- M t6 record, proved to be one oF ihetH si in a r umtor of yijar . With the iranster of Jerry Barnes and Hugh Tyrnor and the adcJitunn r t freshmen to last yf ar s reasoned pfaye-rs, Wenty orth was ncrt rnfendrng o play dead Wbny Beams v hich beat Wenrworth m the past vymhaul breaking any 3pp?irenl sweat found ihemsiilvesdorng mofs ihan sweating mwirt, Elements which rmde This year ' s team one of tha i est in a number of years were both hustle and enthysiaw ejt.er:cised nol only during pfactice sessions bul afso a-ctuai games as well. Tnt inTenT to win was also a ccinfrlbuting f acior, which was reinffirded through the large number of supporf s pr sent at each ganie. The spirit s strong and the will m win i5 presenl. Nest year ' s t em writ ofT« r more ejtciting games end those cjliff ■ hangers wtll move ouer to the wm column. elbciw warS ' i dtftxi vi 4 much my baslvti wfl 153 ShiughTm sind Filrviore beEtls Icr ma tm Rodtir it up Newman iiin4c5ti tor twD, Sliinloy. T ' lmoE i. Mc Vi S tUm, RtinhJiMlE, Cosnh E.tjv cH. I«4 iE .tH i SiAughifif Lip and m lof tm Even ihotigh theDfagDns had mdiwidual kiHs arvd talents, thev fifjfSheo Ihiir firsi me cer with low morale arid many losse s. As second mesTer came up, so did the Dragons, picking up many wins. As ihe year ended, Went worth Eaken Tri-Mil Champs nd finiiihe-d Idurl+i in the conft rente. Biii Ne-nvmsn aver- aged an sma Ing 17.8 [Kim Is per game, with Gene McMeely at 13 6. Jetl KithBne at 9.3 and Barry Smith at 8 2 points per game. WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WM WMA WMA Vim 4S liTT 78 SCOREBOARD Pla-tte City m m 4a 4? Ngrbcxnc Lcnc J-aCk drain Vfiitfsy MitiSouTi Mijiyry Haidm Central ehiJhcfflne Ifrn Wood Orrick BreckenrHJfle Brflfrrmr H-- lfl vl!l4- I ■,I3F n S3 4S 74 J.H. BASKETBALL Tttii ]im Of high baskeibalf season was very tough considering that all the pfayafs were New Boys this year. They did better than- sk pec ted, feafnuig basic sliiHs thai are essemial to play in p basK lttalf in the future. Coach Wood was very generous with hFS Time, ctonaling many hours to the welfare of hfs.mam. JllfSru V Hq H nwkfifl c hard drivp: dowi ni nT Pial W ! llama HliirKla bvtcw assifil. 10 Thfi WenT worth Dfagons- ' wrestling team has hsd 3 hard go of things This year but has emefged with five-foijr won lost reqofd. Went- worth ha also won tiv« of the riine duals ha Th€ A leam consists oT Greg Otten, weight 105. won 4. lost 4; Phif Qaugheftv. eigm 112. 2 2: Kevin Roderick weigtii 1 19. 4-3; Dave Stroy, we ghi 126. 4 4; Curt BsrHland. weighi 132. 1 1 1; Boh Schuliheis, weight T3B, 3 3; Chrss Scott, weight 146. 4-2; Raul Zambrano, weight 15 „ B- 3; Pal He vte. wetghl 167, 2 0: Bob Kelly. weigtiT 185, 2-2; Mike RevnoSds. hegvy weight, At the District WresHing Tournament, Berkland placed tirsi Zambrano third and Re nolcts fourth, With Berhland and Zambia no qualifying tor Slate Biri!.lafid ippiies Ihe pressure H.S. WRESTLING The 5wim team got off la a fast siart ihis y at The lirst meet wa only two weeks atler the Team was organized. Under The supetvi ion of Maj. Sieve Seliers, CnadeT Wta|. BtH Klum- p r and leam capiatn Mrke Johnijon, rhe team worked hafd„ Afthguflh we weren ' i toosuccaa$ful N$ye f. we ' ll be back nejit ycMir. LH5Gih 31 the Mmm. : -GiSQcbii a nd Sprm l u r -.-i ;.. j r. j r .ir I : ' ns BOO- Sw mmer j mk v u marks Snm nfi lursyotJ fieidsijin fioni fow ' ntJv I. ...tixte! ' . Jdhnvwi, Pnnrirr Kue-i ' - ' .I ' -r-iT, iiiiile ' v Secmnd rnw: ' jMih Sullttfx 111 I iiiiniiiriii iiiniTiiiniiiri Dsin- ArL - i[ e. Ihe Ee rm h LjhlitJ Ht. -shcwqcL Ihe atyta thai «Mi rna.!-- hFTFi (file chdmp nifi} v@qH-. 1 1 a 117 J.C. BASEBALL ' .i- ' i. I DDrurctsfli ]reJirrd,CrL S:3..- ' i QyniAm, Cciaciih tr-LK.o. cnd rim. F ' tnLjEsiijn, rg n , t ALBTi, EA Jtfy, Holtdr. 120 Th Honor Guard was noi a com pany thLs v ar so that officers from otner companies coutd join The Guard had a chsir ge of comma rtders when Capt Blocker moved To Echo Company and Lt Edwsrd$ took over. Pertiaps beoause of these changes and otiiers macte during The y r. the. Honor Guaid did not win any avyBrds. Bui n xi v r With a new rotiline and a new sponsor and fresh deTerminatJon, the Guard can win bac some of those awtirds and becorrKs the supreme- unit it once was. Ihia i( pnjd ij • ■ . I - ulcers h n Ihe CommfinniariS . The Guard ' s biggest iudrencs TliaCUifid fom et m the S «te Dnil ne«i 122 I HONOR GUARD flwyal luwera walch the guird 123 KARATE mi tmt. McMahan, Gjilprn, Vin rtrd, Lardie, Tr uls rk; 4 nd iw: Coles. Aki. Cast, Blii!.l. i, SuharrreTtiorr, TNrdmn BuUer. GA fL flanfte, C ffUJ!, Wurttv ■dj ale ibilKjn at ihfl WentwDiih Show. DaIc Sidwrnerhuf n I MILITARY LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT The duty o1 ihe batialjdfi sl ff is. tfj kfiep Ihp bat- talion running smoothlv- Th«y plan and Dversee Ccii-ps Hclivities, tronsdlidate dumeril reports, Bup r vise cadel waiters and rriedjcal 3nid sy per vise Supply. ThB ROTC detachment conii li of regylar Army P(?rsonri(?l sluTicned a! W«?nrwonh for a four of duty Th 3y conduct The ROTC I raining, and instite That ihe miliiary organizptiQn of cideT runssnToathly. minmY m9A mmJ Capt. 0 Catit. Sob Wnip, Ll. Cafl. Bt±j Coi mL!i, Buy Wvpp . SgT. Jtm Warniih. Sgi. lii aa Urrv W rain. : 1 3 ' CAMP CLARK In Seplemter the MS lV ' s, MS-MI ' -i ar d LD-4 ' 5 spent Tmj days al Camp Clark, sn Arrny Risserve base near Neva da Mn The MS IV ' s fi 2w dawn in an Arm.y chtnooh hsUcapier while the rei ! made rhe rrtp by bus Weekend activilies mcludecf a lecture on what to do in caste Qf nyi:leaT iiacl , vis its ro bakery, faundry and shi::jwer unit, f rm 45 caliber psstols and M 16 rit3 . The highhgbt wai e Irrp mia a imall tear ga filled building, herG each catiet was Instructed to removf h i gas mask, s-tat hi$ name and schwi and thc n njn gut The door Pause lor eyea lo ilop fAr l6rmg iiHd lor 11 ( QOghina tc ceasel CampDirh vnrton y tvuip md «aiT «7« ,11 BLACK BERETS The Black Berets sre cadets unusu .aJiv profit rent in militarv shtlJs, Mem- bars ot the Black Bereis act as a$$ist .ant instructcifs during leadership labCK ratcry penods and are allowed lo ear the flOTC black beret with a 11 uni- fcH-ms. Id became a member, you m:U5t receive a score ot 440 higher on tho ndvancGd PT test and satislaciorily tromptere The Ranger swimrrung t st. Vou must satisfactorEly complete (he day and n ght oneme ring courses and aJsd master the an ot rappellmg wh]Je m£ ini8ining an academic aver age of ' ' C ar higher and a mijitsrv v rag Of 1i Of hiflhef. M.i.i iiMi T Rjuli. Col s Jijalfjtan ' l ijrop him mw DRILL Alter spring break the MiMtary Dfipartmfinl, ynder the direction of the PMS, Lt. CoL Robeff Cocir?ihs, coricei ' ed a and e3 citing drill schedule lo end the bore- dom ot pust marching around and dm rig weaprins many a I so much = Drill has been divided mm four mam sei nons sq thai cadets can attend same- thing difft renl each eeh. The irons aie fiqtiad and platoon dfill compeirrion fqr {he sctiotH drkli mwt field Saturday, April S Spi. Bob Bay man ol Charhe had ibe be«t squad nd Lt. Gljv Spencer ol Delta had the be t platoon tn the Corps.. Thftre was aEso physical Training practice to get cadets in shape lor ihe PT tesi htfid May 4. Then Itiere was iheeixiiting m ul f ppeningJrom (ho new rappeiling tower Alt Ihisvas inlerrupled by pnacrices for the major eyenis gf the sprmg. such as A FL Mil nary Ball and, tasf but hQt If fil, Commenc meni. Linder this new program cadets cpmpeTed in drill and physical rraming events for regulation junior and enipr ROTC ribbons for the uniform and points for the Low rev pl aque. 1 ' 4 Hun, Lrniu-. runl 110 STATE DRILL MEET ■j.jr i hAi B Cifimpe r4 f  vps itw fint p4a£e Mam m iiniliflriEiqE Jt rill CUTllMhiKlfl The Missouri Slat Drill Meet was hfiid here again ihis year and schools from all over !h (jf Missouri came m perform. The m ei was divided iniQ five divisions: high sctiool with wea, parts, hrgh school wirhoul w- apans; fnit iary instituv wiTh weap- ons, women ' s division withfHJl weap- ons md indtvicfual drill cofripatitiDEi. ANNUAL FEDERAL INSPECTION The Annual Federal Inspection was on AprJi 3 9 Jh s vear M a£Tua fv ilarled about two wcsek before, wdti lloor scmt bme and pQhce deiad TO giet the barrani s nd carnpus spotless Vou have to menwize ynur fnilitafv f efinilFons and march The best yotj can and look ypur sharpasr The morn mg cit The inspection everylfiing is shinmg troiri Tho brass on the ufip forms in thR bathroom tlooT. At t0:45 the inspectqrs started in the h rnacks wiX people vetlinfl, I see Ihem comintj and rushing to make last minyte 3dl|U5Tments and torn pa ny sTait tell-ina Vtiu Tci stand hy your bed aratieniictn When fhe coinpanv cummander f inaHy caJis if t company lo atiennun it see my like fdrever lor iherrt ici gs?i lo your room. Your muscles rn your stomach iighterr up An inspcsctor walks In voyr room, looks around, then stares at ydu for a while, then he asks yoij where yon are from and voli have hard time answering suth a simple que$tlafi. Alter QflC you go lo th in-ranks. inspection with everything pertectly shined and prepared for the f)r$t yVhiJe your teei bum and vou leei a$ though yOEi re going lo Faint, he comes m front ol you and asks yoy several ques lions and mE ves down the line. Vqu wail wh t seems tK eternily uniil the inspeclinn is over Then comes the fmal parade You knew It ' s almciiit aver. Time seems to Stpnd sill I ffom F rw ird h arch until yoijr company q{imm;=!nder dismissers When It IS all over, you know that you can go ihrautjh anyihing, and ii ' s one mare da y down to commence ment. ROTC AWARDS Deparrmeni of ihe Army Superior Cadet Decorarrons: M.S. i, Dale Schernnerhorn; M.S. 11, Mike Reinhardi: M.S. ilk Doug Founiain; M.S. IV, Charles Wipperltjriti; L.D. t, Jeff Haasj L.O. 2, Harry Goodall, LD. 3, Denrtis Fish; L.D. 4, Jim Sellers American Legion Medals ■ Milffary — Bill Klumper, Paul Cole , Ray Ort, Scholasilc — Tim Droasaft, Kevfn IVIcDofKiUQh, Don Penv Association of the United Siaies Army Awards; Junior Cd- lege, Denny Onkst, High School, Matt Angovfe Reserve Ofhcers Assoei ition Metfals: Gold, Slu Giles; Sil- ver, John t3j!CZy$ryTS, Bron?-?, Mike ReynddS Daughters of the Arrierican Re oluiion Award: Tom Walsh Nation a I Sofourners Medal: Dave Austin Son ot the American Revoltition Award: Miark Mitchell Military Order qf the World Wars Medal: Jerff Wolf, Frank Hoeitinger American Veterans ot World War II, Kwea arid Vietnam Medal: Morris Wili lams V terans ot Foreign Wars of the U.S.A. Award: Juan Bands Daughters of Founders and Patriots ol America A ard: Dave AusiEn Lwery Plaque tor OuTslBnding Military Company, FaJi and Spring Semesters: Headquarters; Corps Drill Compeiition: Best Platoon, Guy Spencer, Delta, Best Squad, Bob Bauman C: 2nd. Nick ToloHjdis. 0; 3fdp Jeff Wotf. A Run for Your Lite: Tom Walsh (100 miles) Swrrti tor Your Lite: Pat Walsh ( 1 0, 20- 30 miles) George C. Marshall Award: Charles Wipperiurlh Don Fetrowl Honor Guard Aiflfard: Pat Walsh 134 ORGANIZATIONS QUILL AND SCROLL I ' T r u itlueEDr iejFI rQi ulara Lfji orL(en, Any j Lt, KiUjjne, Hfl rw , Qrvi ' 5, Wi sl Ptm us and BeviBfi Eial h«r D«ncJ Edi rnr SoUoii; ift«r d buay nighl In tlvi derfiroiyn. YeorbMK ed SESTt Var Hern, and Gi fMPfllk wriin slaff momtwra Orvfcs, Oit, HQOfll Hfingr ScKWJy ni- meitiber Petly. Arrgo rt, Sellera, Guodall, Purc , Wtlhs and SoviEr wflh IL Cck. Caiiiyy, Gan«fellL 1J7 RADIO CLUe- Jtjhrsstiri. JOrdm i !.- -,=.,ri h l . Col Davis and MED STAFF: Jafdan, Shftw, R4vkrr, Dypre, So«35tiihijF, EiiSry Capl . Late Mri. Folti Selz tr WtiNTWftTH AVlAfCflS: S IWiri, Q , Ccsfp Csnofl, ST hs, PartlowH Hallor, CUles, Wbauah and LI Coi. Eifwardi mih avifllf5n iPKtrucroi 131 a v Scwh, Bach tti froni: WojcjEchowsin. P ' flui, Pfifldhclen, J. Wi ah, P WiiiN, Fry; Mrs. ButIw. Sftbenk . Syll f ir Hiirrnnqins, StiteSp Sulbr- Ict Qn n, TJff Burr Memnnsl Aw rrf- M|he R inltaidt Me fmrei-fdnorGfflduaTe: BillKrump«r Who Who Among SludBnla m tkrmttCMt] JyJiFOf Collttjfi ' i: Isrwy BJi5chiFr, David AysTin, Tim Cfi rlsts frt ipperignh, MirkYaung Phi Theia Kappa Sc+iarastic Htenorflty Pmul Colfts, Dotig foynifiin. Msvin PykDonciuQh, [ ale SchE-rmernprn, Jon Smith, Tem W ttsli Wincsriiv TiS«Ji( Roster Marii Yourg Bausch ancj Lnmti Scienr: it ni - Jrfl Dry is D.A ft Amenc Hi orf Ai ird: Kefi HalflteJid MiMflftv Ay on Awiird B sn Stacks Cinarifrs S. EnewtRwn Awrard. 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' 74 K«nClwrH.- Terry Qjfislna, ' 76 1- Mike FUiinh rxit, Mvhp vvilk otijtflgp inunrS r-f app aii w 1 978 CORPS OF CADETS INDEX Ackert, Shawn 43, 70, 8 1 J 01 Aguitera, Raiael52. S8h 101 Atbflugh, iardanA, 38, 102 Allnutt, Lloyd 64, 90,107 AlMadi, SatehlB, 43.82. 129 Al SaSlooiti. Abdullah 34. 35, 37. 82, 100. 127, 129 Al Saud Ahmed 34. 82. 100. 127 Angove, Man 4«. 84 J 11 7 Anderson. Chrj?i 34, 137. 128 Anderson, Doug 56 Ancfien Greg 56, 84. 99 An?alone,Cfen53.e6,97, 112 Austin, Dave 1 6, 34 85. 1 02 Baca, Mark 56, 99 Banda. Jysn 28. 124, 127 Barnes. Jerry 34, 102 Barr. David 2. 6, 48 Barrotct, Andy 56. 99 B3tsch, D3vid52 Bsuman. Bob 43 , 84, 97 Beem, David 52 Berk(arid.4a 84. 108 Be-zaury, Jaime 64, 90 Bichnese, Jon 52 Blocker. Urry 4, 34, 71. 88, 102 Boysm, Mark 10, 52,84 Bufke, Pat 52 Burns, Brian 15, 34 Burton. John 7. 6 Burton, Melvin 64 BuTTB, Dan 56r 86 Bybee, Jame 43, 86 Carson. Davfi88, 117 Clevenger, Steve 64 Callahan, Paf 56, 88, 1 1 7 Cardenas, Luig O, M Carson. Dave 88. 117 Caner, Mite 6, 52, 88, 104 J 1 6 Carter. Bill 56, 99. 104 Carver, Jdt 56.90 Cevanahi, Kelly 60 Chaney. Etienns 56 86 Cha e. Alan60,90.98. t07 Crancio, Don 10. 56 Clark. Steve 38, 82. 88 C evemger, Slwe 84 Coffey. Troy 52 Cote man. Steve S6 Coles. Pau] 38. 124. 127, 129 Colirgnon, Ja ier 50 Coc . Mike 56 Colua. Harry 56, 124 Counney,Mike43, 88, 104, 131 Covi ' dan, Ted 56. 83 Co5c. David 43, as. 124 Cros n, Geordie 38.82 Cutrighl Jim56,84 DauQherty. Phil 48, 84, 109 Davenport. Dennis 38, 127 Davis. Mark 60. 90, 107 DilFon, Jack 60 Dixon, Gail 60, 90 Dobbs, Robb 52. 85 Donaldson, DarteH 34 Or iscoll, Hobm 60, 90 Drossart. Tim 34, 36, 85, 1Z7, 129 Dupre. Rene 52. 86, 1 1 1 Easiey, Oth 34. 82, 102. tZ9 Edwards. DwFght4, 33. 3B, B2 Egan, Tim 52 Eianhaase, Ctevid 3B Eiagen. Joel4S Eskew, Ken 99, 104 Eskew, Kurt 38, 83, 102. 127 Falen, Rick 86 FamnriarT,Karl 57, 68 Ferguson, Bob 38 FikiBS. Brlly48,84, 97,109 FilmDrep Mike 52, 84, 97, 104 Fi5ih, Dennis 48, 104 Fitzsimmons, Dave 64, 90, 107 Fountain, Ddtig 38, 82, 102, 127, 129 FfBis;, Mike 48 Fry, Jay 60, 90, 107 Fulton, Jeff 57, 88 Gilpin r Bryce57. 123 Gardner. Tim 57, 88 Gaudineer, Kevin 60. 90 Gancerellp. Tony 43. 82 GiL Leopo dD 10, 48. 86 Ql $, Sty 35. 82.124 Gilliam, Da re64. 90. 99 Gilrner, Mark 60 Giltner, Rick 48 Goniatei, Leudo 49, 84 GonEat«, Manuel 49, 88 GiOodall. Harry 52, 70,110 Gordon. Darryl90, 101 Gordon, Mike 61. 107 Gov . Glenn 57 Granberry, Clarke 61, 90 Grant Jelt 49 Gray, Ml 49. 88 Green, Matt 52 Grimes, Tom 39. 82. 102 Gfubb , hfartin 39 Guy, PBt39,S2, 102, 127 H S Jeff 57,99, 107, 121 H jlbedl, Robert 52 HalL J. R 43, ee. 72, 82.97 Ha l stead. Ken 88. 117 Haltet. Richard 4. 7. 35, 37. ID 1. 127 Ham, Rod 52. 88, 97, 117 Harris. Jim 52. 84,97. 109 Hatchitl. Jerry 35, 82 Hayne . Brett 49 Helvie, Pal 36, 109 Hines, Richard 39, 82, 101 Hirschkow itz. Steve 4, 39. 1 27 Hr dges, John 57,88 Hoetlmger, Frank 23, 43. 88 Holland. John 43 Holt, Harold 43. 88 HoppocK, DavicE 39 Hughe$,Biin0.97 Ireland, Tim 39 lazszyazyn John 39, 82. 127 Jackson, Joe 57, 38, 1 17 James, Jon 49, 84 Jarvi S.Tony 57,88 Jayfoe. Jack43,B2 Jerez, Ceroid 39 Jdhnson, Chsj-Ji s 57, B6. 127 Johnson, Darreil39, 102, 129 Johnson, Mark 39, 72. 82 Johnson, Mike 43, 1 1 1 Johnson, Rotrert 57 Johnson, Tyrone 57. 84 Jones, Casey 39, 102 Jones, Crasg 61 , 90 Jordan. Rkchard 52, 86 Julia n, Bnet43. 88, 97 Kaufman, Luis 53. 86 Keaiing, Mike 39. 82 Keiter. Rid hard 2. 43 felly. Bob 43, 84.97 Kemper, Scott 43, 101 Keyuravong, Thisonth 35, 82 Kiibane. Jeft53. 96, t04. 117 Mumper, fiiin 5,35.32. 110, 128 Knight. V c44, 109 Kohls. BrU 92 Krauel, KevFn 50, 82 . Ku rstein r, Kurt 53, 1 1 1 Landess, Eric 53, 84, 97 Landwehr. Larry 53 Une. Ben 5D. 84, 97 Lardie. Randal 44. 124 Laieear, Martin 53, 86 ISI Leu finger, Vince 57 Littleiohn, Scon 61. 90 107 Lofton, Bren 53 Lamanick, Mark 50. 84 Lopez Freddy 35. 82 Lorsnien. David 51 , 90, 99 MatGrifl Scom3.40.82 Maci s, Ly s4f] Macias, Vctor 50, 10 1 Madri?, Carlos 34 Marline;, Millan 50, B6 M rtin j, Roman 54. 34 Man, Chris 54. 86 Mi:DcinoMgh, Kevin 40, 1 27 JVttlVfcihan Vi€ 58, as, 124 McMilNan. Mark 54 McMiiHen, Jm 50, 97 McNeelVpGene50,86.96- m Melton, Richard 61. 90 Merrigan, Kevin 54 Meulbroeh. David 8B Miffican, John 54. 101 Mirchell. Mark40, 82 Monteilano. Joe 92. 1 17 Mtiseay. Mike 40, a2 MyerSp Couiinev40,B3. 102 PJf- ■ma , Bill44,e8, 104, 117 Noonan, Mike 5-3, B4 O ' Gonmr, Bill 54. SB. 97, 117 Ofteiif . M3rk44, 84, 112 OfJne. Jeff 5S Onkst, Danny 40, 83, 127 Orr, Ray 44, 46,81 Orr, Ri :k44p B6 Orvis. Mf 44, 76, 84,97 109 Oiten, Greg, 58, 84, 109 Pafeqios, Rudy 40, 82 J 27 Palarider, Mitchell 58 Rafmer. Br jnei. 90 ParltOf , Leg 54 Pastori3lto,Mike54,8a. 101,104 Patterson, Thari 62. 83 PervdJcton, Forrest 40, 82 Pent , Edward 58 Psrryjeff A. 64 Perry. JeHC. 50,90 F eters, Gary 40 Petersen. Paul 58. 90 Peterson. Jeff 58. 82 Petty. Dqn 44. 90, 101 Pii r on, Jdf 54 PgenlsiK Cari 3S, 70,90 Ponder, Brenl 51, 86. 97.111 Poner, Chris 62, 30 Porier, Jes 44, 90 Ptirler, Reid 62 PolTs, Mario 88 Power, Ray 58, B6 PraiJS. M rN40- 127 Prescher, Ray 58. 88.99 PufdyrKen 54 111 QuiQ9, Jo« S4, 84 Rader, John45,38.97, 104 Rauh. Don 41, 82. 129 Rav nstein, Don 45, 86 Rorf. Darren 64, 90 Riamhardf. Dan 58, 90. 99. t04, 1 17 Rejnhard Mark 62, 99. 107. 121 Ranharcft. Mike 1 5, 35, 76, 82, 126 Bemacha, Juan 54, 84 Revlett, Pmv 36, SZ, 97. 102 Reynolds, Mike a 45, 65.97, 109 Richart, ErottSa, 104 Roark, Msrk 58 Rcrberts, Jaromey 62, 90. 99. 106 R in5on, Peyton 45. 82. 97 Roderjck, Kevin 45, 86- 109 Rosen, Ed 51 Roy, Mark 62, 90 Samuel, Skl p 45, 97 S muelson. Bob 41, 82. 102 ndquist, David 54, 04 Saunders Desmond 51, 54, 88 ' Schermerho n,. Date 4J2. 41, 73 Schuliheis, Bob 11, 45, 109 Schufz. Mark 46. 82 Schworer. James 54 Scoles. Dave9Q, 106 Scott, Allen 4. 36. 86, 129 Scott, Chris 4 6. 34. T09 Stigersorr, Dan 5 1 Segerson. Da e Segar on, Phil 58 Seders, Bill 55 Sellers, Jim 46, 92, 93. 1 18 SoJIers, John 54- 1 1 Seller, Jay 55, 86, 97, 104 Sextan. Doug 59. 88 Shadden. Chris 46, 86 Shaw, Bob 46. 86 Shirley, Don 5 1,84 Shrelf ler. Doug b 1 Stivestri, Jose 5 1,86 Slaoghter, Lamont 5 1 , 97, 1 04 Smrth, Barty 46. 84, 97, 104 Sfnith.. Jon36,82, 127 Sm th, W ndellSe Snead, Sam 59,86 Soborka. Rej£ 64. 90 SoaoihikyI, Prithep47, 86, 109 So orhikLjt. Tira 36,82 Spencer. Alan 59, 88 SpftncerrGuy47, 86 Spier, J53rl41.62 Spratt. Jim 59, no Stacks, Brian 47, 88 Stanley. Chris 51, 104 Steffw, Sean 63, 98 Stelnshouer, M rh51, 101 Stites. Chrks 63. 90, 99 Stockton, Brjt 51, 84 Strov. David 51, 84. 97, 109 Stroy Jim 51 , 86, 97 Strykef, Jim 47. 84 Sykes. John 4, 62, l£7 Tale, Pat 51 Tale, Paul 86. 109 Taylor, DeForresT37, 102 Taylor, Tom 55. 84. 97 Tepn . Jesse 63, 90, 9§ Thompson. Bill 1,a6 Thomson, Tim 59. 82, 97 ToloudJS, JNftk 55. 86, 97 Tostado, OroscoSl, 84 Traub, David 47,90, 10T Traulsfin, ftii hSS. 101, 124 Tucker. Blake 55, 97. 104, 117 TLjrner, Hugh 37. 102, 127, 129 TtJtlas, Pal 63, 90 Van Horn, Bob S, 47, 84 Vinyard. Dave 59, 124 WaJes. arian 10,37. 84 ' Watsh,Joe7, 13,41,72,82 msK Pat 16, 82. 88. 10M 10,112 WafeK Tom i7. 47. 127, 129 WarJand, Gre g 47, 86 Watts. Ralph 59. 97 Weath rford, Bid 51. 86 Webster. Chrjs 92 Wend l, Bob 51 Wen lock Paul 55, 84. lOT Wiesman,Sreve59 Wimpie.Tedd 55.84 Wilks, GeneSS, 124 Wrlliams. Morris 13, 37, 82 127 Williams. Pat 63, 90, 99, 106 Wilson. Charles 88 Wipperfurth, Chafjes 13p 36. 35, 127, 129 Wajc echdwjltt, Stan 41 , 82 WoHJetf38,41,82, 127, 129 Wurthman, George 4 1,82, 101. 124 ■Yanofsky, John 59. 84 Young, Mark 13.37. 72,82. 102 Young, Mfckc 59 Younfl, Randy 59, 101 Zambrano. Raul 33. 55. 06, 97, 108. 159