Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1982 volume:

PASS -IN- REVIEW LU ,0 Faculty Classes - f i 25 43 LL O LU Groups 57 Companies 95 Events 1981-1982. a new tjeglnning Being ' born again Wentworth experienced numerous monumen- tal changes at both the structural and cadet levels. Many of these memories will always occupy a special niche in our minds. Memones, such as the historic reconstruction ot the burned buildings, and the honoring of Mark Kaetzel s heroism Even the symbolic and neglected dough- boy which possesses so much history. If only he could speak ' Of course, no one will forget the events that were taken tor granted at the time. Immortal and traditional Wentworth! One of a kindl 4 s WENTWORTH Wbntworth, Wentworth. Mess your heart, Wentworth that we love so wdl. We ' N always be true, and stand by you, Wentworth thtt wt tovtt «o wail. r On my honor as a cadet officer at Wentwortti Military Academy and as a member or an associate of the Reserve Officers Training Corps of the Army of the United States of America, do solemnly swear, with- out any mental reservation whatso- ever, to support the rules and regulations of Wentworth; to per- form all duties and assignments properly given me: to look after the welfare of the cadets under my command, and to defend the honor and reputation of Wentworth Mll tary Academy, SO HELP f E GOD. A typrcal day at Wantworth • but there is no such thing as a typical day. Things happen so quickly. Here no one Itnows what will happen next. A person could get a call from his girlfriend or get a promotion or maybe even 30 demerits for being up after taps. The name and faces will always change, but when we rfitirn it will be the same school that taught us how to handle stress and problems and most of aH, how to b a gentleman. Life at Wentworlh corrtlmMt from week to week trom the Sunday parades and marching into the mess hall three times a day. Relaxing in a room and listening to the stereo after a hard day of classes, or teHtng Col. QMnt that it wasn ' t our fault and hoping «i«.ain get out of being stuck. Even the unexpected helped to shape this year. A parachutist landir g on the parade field or Col. Sellers receiving a flag from tiia HISTORIC UJEUTUJOfiTH ACABEtny 1880 Administrators guide all pliases of cadet life at Wentworth Teachers, coaches, advisers, officers in charge, friends Cgt Jmnn Rtfy Mm JSSSSmS? MAm • ttMt book? In the classrooms, health center, MM Juti Ruflb MiBt Un SfllvMir CiCfl Roqh Skiihw Mn Svidra 8kHhv Mn Bitiy Sitare Engwh Zoology. Biology Social Scitncc Art BigMi EngMi. Joumatem Mn. PiUilB SiilMtand BttfttinO NUfM Mn TtM wNh tMf Mldiflll 8lill quartermaster store, snack bar Laundry and Maintenance Junior College O wW Oy nbUln _ Btmm Oem TMt i omt aUK U JolKMon, U WMir. 8GM Crw, U CoL Urum, Mai Sophomores Junior College Sophomores Freshmen Burin0k)n, imw OytM Lata, n. BMCh, Ra. MtmpNt. T«Ml Tomon. Mnioo Stave Qiovtr Toptkc KM. Sin rraiwlNo Bradford LM Oavtd Long Gilllt CMop. Sp ' ins ' M San FranoiNOb CUL DvcK Lyon Cl«. MO. Jeff Mibry Patrick Kantaa Ci . Km. f i tmm, Aik. Junior College Freshmen MOtiMl MM Tlmottiy Mukw PMrtok MuMra BriMi Murtdaon BiMinor . Ud Cttyton, Mo. WDMon Park, N.Y. Indianapoto. Ind OMahomi ol Olda. AiwMda. C . CMMan RMd MMim( Robarti Padro Ro(nt arg Stavan Smith Erto Stoddwrr AifrM Tmrw Tulaa, OMa. Kanaaa Ctty. Mo. San Criatotwl, Santa Cnu. CaMI. Waianaa. Hawa i .ve i r v ii« . o io Vanazuela BwnwTgwyi MMMjSab. PwJWfcg w M i Donald Wilson Mattww Wlsanwn Qrangt Pifk, Fii. Tampa, Arte, Mow dM Ml oatehiraa of Mt High School Seniors TrayEpMind Martn EMradi Rodolto Nncb Mipli AMomo Rmim High School Seniors Francisco PitacK) Mi Pietrantooi Chartes PmcMay Bnd PowM Troy RalnttoM Caracas. Venezuela Caracas. Venezueta SprtngfteW. Mo. BurHngton, Iowa ConM. OMa. High School Juniors Juniors Sophomores Uarli Ertar Chrtstopher Q«org« Oarryt QrleM Guy Htvtin Rcbert r v Chris Hom Tonganoxia, Kan. FUchmond, Mo. Wlc Ka. Kin. Omaha, Nab. Floyd. Iowa Edmond. Okla. rw joroon Oainon Jonaa Kan, Scott Jonas 9 QImMVi MOk Mark Klllabraw Edward Kirk Eduardo KoaaSng EsMo. Vanuutm Jon LaVlolafla OfiHrtn, Nab. Ffesrio, Cant, Phillip Pnngio Jettefson Ctty, Mo. Mark RaDum Top«ka. Kan Charles Haiti Wymoro, HeO. Roger Robinson Sean Ruff n YuKon. OKla. Marotefteaa, Mass. Ffwwitoo Sanohoz Rotorl SanOarion CancBt, VwMziMla Tulsa, OWa. John SNfoay Unodn. Nab. Carlot Samlday Cncaa. ' Chr.s n Ron Tata Tulsa, OUa. Cfiris Stroup Mldwaat City Okia Thaddaua TucKsr Igor WasRswsM Clwyanna. Wyo. Kayas, Ohia. Caracas. Vananjala VMMon _ Rtevdo Zsiaya Freshmen Manin Sohtndler Tkn Shim«k MIehMl Sommar Jtrry Staninackar UkawcMd. Colo. Otdahoma C ty. Oklt. Tulu. OUa. Oman . Nab. Andrew Swagar Shartdan, Mont Richard VanOundy Oat Mdrtaa, Iowa ThnoViy WiNara JMI M Cj k MH u t UMM waaiii w aare n wayw ai vnapia w niagy. •JQ ' aa 40 Steve Winke Tony Wood Bradley Wood PL Madtaon, Iowa Lakavrood. Colo. Lanaiw, Kan. ClaudK) Zambrano Momarray, Maxloo Eighth Grade WiMt dW you do IMi tmw metMWitf. Barry Nwran Chhttophet PMdv O hm Bnu Rionniond MWIMX Nobmann Ov«lMtf Pllfc. Nia. GMIlBni. ■ Wichits Falls, Tt«M 41 Eighth Grade D M Room Bran ReuM Todd SeftaMr Jafllnv 8mMi Qwv Tal«r CaMn VWMm Jm MMm Seventh Grade PomM Rom Mihw) Qoriino Eilc ShowMlMr SJloran SnWi Department Ends One hundred years ago miUtary Influenoe came to Wenbworth. The department has changed many times since its Inception, Out it still provides lha ovarridtng influence that niakes HHd achoci Into a military academy. The department will lose its leader iMs year as Lt. Col. Sligar retires. He has only bf en j h the school a year, txjt he will be missed by many. As the tjmes oiiange. so must we all, and continue forever. Rrtt Rom. Cspt Oanomi Swond Row: Capt r 44 1-1 Frueh takes a break. Military Scianca III and IV cadets have had enough exper- iences to write a book. When we laava Wantworth wa ll have Basic and Advtnosd camps behind us. Those llttia gold bars they will pin on us will have many memories attached to them. Remember the sub-freezing FTX ' s and the time the SMP ' s went for a ride. How about an those weekends at the National Guard, and don ' t forget that summer at Basic camp. With theee memoriea behind us, we now stand on the threshold of the future. What Haa •haid only time wiN tsA. •4 1 G Ns 0uys yoo opil Iriv R IwnBtf! What ' s that crswlmg leroM ttw floor? Every year the Arviual Formal Intpaetlon ttkea ptaoe ait Wentworth. A team of inspectora comet down from the second region ROTC Regional Haid- quarters ar d looks at evarytNn|j0 from bathrooms to a parade. AH of ue remembef beirtg toM how tough and hard the AFI would tM in the beginning of the year. So day bafora tha Inspection, tha campus undergoes a massive cleanup. The makers of Spic and Span. Braaao. and Pledge must have made a fortune. Cadets saw parts of their room they had never aean before. When the inspection was over the corps was congratulated on the |ob thay dM praparing for it Not ly dM we pass that impossible rlnspaoHon. but most people were running around saying, Wta thif 4ii irp qpr ahitdyr MIUTARY AWARDS DA Superior Cadet Awtfldi MS-IV: Corey Miller MS-III: PatrtoH F. Martin MSm: Michael Oiugopotiki MS-t: Christian B. Reed LD-4: Mitchell D Johnson LO-3: John Stahlnecker LD-2: Christopher Y. Qeorgi LO-1: MiKe P. HHI American Legion Military Excellence Medals MS iV: Corey Miller MS-IH: Patrick F. Martin JROTC: Mitchell D. Johnson American Legion Scholastic Excellence Medals MS-iV: Daniel Aiabra M8-III: Joseph Frueh JROTC: John Gault American Legion ROTC Medal for Heroisin: Mark Kaetal American Defense Preparedness Association Award in MS-IV: €lti bnce F. Wayne Anwrtean Veterans of world War n Advanced SROTC: Michael Roberts Association of the U.S. Army Advanced SROTC: Him P. Martin DAR Patriotism MS-IV: Daniel Alabre Daughters of the Founders Patrtots of Amertoa: Mtehaet Diugopolski George C. Marshall Award: Corey Miller Military Order of the Worid Wars MS : Roderick Waflaoe MS-III: Oirc Lyon JROTC: Jim SKeiton NetkNiiM 8o|pumef s An ni, Basic SROTC: Grant Rieger Reserve Officer ' s Assod{ k)r) MS-IV: Steve Becker MS-lli: L C. Bogard MS-II: Michael Diugopolski Sons of the American RfWhMOtl SROTC: Donald Wilson JROTC- Chris Smith Vatonns of Foreign Wars 8II0TC Award: Alfred English .OtStlnguishec Military;SlHdenl8 Daniel A. Alabre Steve C. Becker Benjamin E. Cruz Stewart K. Driesbach Corey R. Miller Kenneth L Purdy Larry D. Simmons Gavin P Walker Clarence F. Wayne m a Bird! It ' s a Plane! No, it ' s Supercadetl A Parachute Club was formed In the fail by Lt. Col. lan Sutherland, IbmMT member of the Army Special forces and an experip c ; antf •M lastic jumper. The Letdnglon Airport ie a center for jumpers in this area, some coming regularly from as far ■wvy as Iowa, and It has a good program of Instruotton tMp -vpl .1 equipment rental. Secauee of the risks and the expense involved, parental permis- sion was required for all who pailiclpatsd in the progfam. n Phi Theta Kappa In ttw spring of the year outstanding cadets are selected for membership in national honoraries. Repuirenwits to bolonQ are set by the nation organizations PN Theta Kappa is a national junior college achoiarship open to 10 percent of the iniijf college. A minimum grade polrik •werage of 3ja to • requirainiw National Honor National Honor Society requires a cumulative grade point average of 8.0 on an 11.0 scale. Members must be outstandir g in sehdarshlp. service, leadership and character The organization Is restricted to 15 percent of the senior class. 10 percent of the junior dass and 5 paiemt of thft sophomore otaas. National Honof Soc-«ty First Row. S«frai u j u t :iriL.r ' i-cjodl JunMu; TMno Row. Irons, PincMay, RMger, AJlva, M«y r. St Alpha Phi Alpha Ptii Omega is a national college service fraternity. They walk acHvely behind the scenes throughout the school year. They sell food and drinks at the ball games end at MH BsH. Th«y decorate for the Christmas dance. They fiU pop machines in the bsnfsoks. But even with all the things they do around campus they stiii ■re most rememtwred for the AP dance held at the first of the second semester. All of the memlMrs dress up in costumes and rssHy ffvsn up ihe dance. They even have a jail where you can put in anyone from youf company convnandsf to CoL QiMit tilmiiWr Who ' s Who Eight cadsts are setoctod by a vote of the college faculty and administrators to Who ' s Who In American Junior Colleges. These cadets are chosen tor their leader- ship and contribution to academy Ife. with gndm and chaodar Boy Scouts The Boy Soouts are andtier group along with APO that is sporwored by Ma . Butler. Troop 375 was small but mighty. Members Blr1(ett. O ' Neill, Hyto,, and Schomalcer were Joined at times by Eagle Scouts Bridger and Johnson Plans for next year include merging wNh Lexington ' s Troop 440. Maj. Tom Butler, Big Muddy Round Table Commissioner. wiH continue to participate in BOY SCOUT Hyto, 0 NM. Rtohfflond , 1 10 lldMlMk ' IBMNPVi MMI Jl fel k 88 Quill and Quill and Scroll, fntemationBl high school journalism honorary, is open to studants in tha uppar third of thair daas who have shown SKoaHsnce in wofk on tha fShosr ntmDtmr or w m r h cotf CAMBU OUBi nm Rer. wmtc . StaMrMckar: 8«oond Row: CoiMNi. BtflK TMnI Itaiiie The Camera Club was spon- sored by WHKe Morris of Specialty Photographies, asaislad by Dava Cooley. Now professionals, both were formerly on the photography staff at Wentworth. The club membership was divideo into younger and older groups, aaeh maaOng onoa a waak. Filmstrlps and lectures were sup- plemented with hands-on exper ianea. Both the scholastio daik room at Wentworth and the Specialty facility were used. A Mghnght waa tha fiaM trip to a Wentworth Honor Society First TIfno Barry Lynn Balentine Chri stopher Boyd Joseph M. Boyd Thomas Wesley Chapmon John Benjamin Cornwall Darcey Joseph Alfred Ray English Joseph edwsrd Frueh Kevin Lee QaudlfMNir Jose M. Gil Mike Paul Hill Mark Patrick Kaetzel Mark Vincent Kovac John Paul Mainord Jorge Francisco Marin Patrick Francis Martin Robert James Matthews John Bradley Meyer Timothy Edward MuHfhi. Rot)ert Paul Noyer Francisco Palacio Christian Bryden Reed Manuel Andres Serrano Dan Tietjen Timothy Scott Waiters Igor Jesus Wasilewskl Joseph S. Waters Don LaRue WUkerson Troy Robert Yates Second Time Michael Buchanan Jason lee Canard Harry Cotua John Byron Gault John Ward Harrison Richard Alton Juneau John Benjamin Meyer Rafael Ernesto Pietrantoni Charles Burton Pinddiy Grant V. Rieger Todd wnNam Schetler Lirry Ownml Slmmont thM Time Steve Craig Becker lyijchael Olugopoiski Abe A. Nelson Peadar Jefferson O ' NiW 6«vin Paul Walker Fourth Time James Anding Skeiton John FJfih Thtte Garren K. Allard John Charles Birkett Ghrlatopher Y. George Sixth Time MHgMI Don Johnson Seventh Time Andres Felipe Serrano Fourteenth Time Jotm StotgMon Seders Soccer splits season mf IImR GIlMRl. Ferreli. S«coo(] Row Co-Coot Bollat. Serrano. S. Robit t ' riMiOll, Hombit flfc QirClK TWW Wow; Otf L JWUlMn. KotsKng. Mulllns. M Ruueris, HemancJej, Seeker iDar ' a, Pd ' aco, Cao ' GIIHs to An I «w tMl or HMd? At tho bsQlnnlnQ of Im soason everyone thought the soccer team would be blown off th« field. But Coacti Johnsen and Coach GIlis kept up our spirits arK) even after we tost the oparflliQ; game they had faith in us. When the season ended, the soooer team had managed to do what five previous teams had not been able to do, come away with a spHt 3-3 season. Even though we may have occasionaHy iudced the ball in the wrong goal or coMded with one another every now arxi then, we can remember that every point we made or lost was a well fought point There wasn ' t a single game that wasn ' t tough because we made them all miserable for our opponents. Qood Job, soooer teanu . jr. 5 V mi t  High SdiQol wins five The high schod football team Itartsd praoiioe in ttte last part of August. The hot 90 degree weather and twice a day practicea were enough to get anyone in shape within two weeks. Throughout the season the team spirit and hustle iMOiight the DragorM a 500 record for the year. Coach Buthefus, (who has coached the team for 28 years.) replied that this year ' s team was as good as any team he has coached for several years. Special awards for the season were Ail Conference: Hicks, Qault, Simington, Balentine; Honorable Ab gMiiB Mt wMMy hoTM Mok ride. ibt tums R on., 20 - Nortorn« - 6 30 ■ Lone Jacx ■ 28 0 - Hardin Cenlral • $ 20 - B aymor - 0 20 • Orrfck - 0 14 • MMA - 21 32 - Kei p«f . 0 6 - Polo - 27 IkM MBMld. IMOIMV FW row: OtIHi, QhR. Nttaon, J. Boyd, SmlnBlan. LaSar, BalanMnr. SMond Row: Balay. Junaau. Rlagar. Baoarrtt. Moan. Hicfct. McKlnnay, Jghnm TNrd Row: Strrano. Cardanat. Solis, Engeman. Tuckar, Jorganaon. Irving. Urban, Mane, AHard, OMtm; Fduftti row: Dunbv, Soady, SwciiM , FUvtf aoM. ShOMMkar. Mila m, Rimoa , _H«, Ephta nd, Pleirantoni. Kattman; Rfih Row: CoatA tuVWua, VWIanw. C. Itanin Junior High Football Thtf 19B2 season marked a first fbrCapt Ken Napier. He was now the team ' s new coach replacing Capt. Jay Allard. The year started off promise by winning the home- opener, but as the team lost their next two games their inspiration However, the team captains, Oscar Ruiz and David Hanneicen. managed to lead their team to a final record of 2-2. Many of the teams members that show good talent will be mOf for next year ' s yaratty piay. 30 - Polo - 0 6 ■ Braymer ■ 36 0 • NortMrra - 14 A V- «  . -I . • . J ■ I , FIrtt row: SmWt, Hariog. imm, Cvmlohaal. Mandtz, Ruiz; S«cor : . Hendarson. Kl««nm, Maggard. Hy o, Ell«rt «ck, Rous . Halier. Swagtr. Whtwa; TDM row; HMilMn, QawtfiM, Qomm. Ovwran, Wwtnidgt, O ' IMI, Hmiwtnn. StwviMkar. Coaohw; Km Napitr, •2 Junior High Basketbali Rfst Row: Knight. StaWneckef, wmtors, Sarratx); Second Ronv WHiins, H«rK3«rson. K fimm ZafMMWO, HflOi TDM Row: Cipt. VVpod, H«rMnn.8«ingoar. O tm, noma, mnorC, Oaucbrwei . The junior high basketball team coached by Capt Wood did not do as well as they had hope j The lack of talent and togetherness resulted m a 0-6 record for the season. Harrison and Goetze showed their ability by leading the team in the scoring department. Henderson exhibited his rebounding power throughout the season. Klemm and Knight, who were the Dragon guards, showed outstanding ex- pectations for next year ' s team. Junior College Basketball TTte junior coHege basketball failed to show that they were a talented team ttiis season. With a final record of 2 24 tfw team did not experience victory to the fullest. In the early part of November Capt AHard had to go on campus recruiting because of lack of participants in the sport Randy Backs and Corey Mier led the team ttiroughoi«;|t!i ' |9ir-.:r team captaina. Ma Vliliy 71 8S Ozark BWkr Clarsmora 12S48 Kemper 72-62, 56-67. Hesston 112-57, 76-70 Cantril 75-45. 88-69 St. Pwit fl9-7 . 91-63 Uni9 IMRKMi f ' w KM MMv ilnoti for High School The Ngh sdHMl team had a tinai record of 10-10. Wtth new talent on the team Col Edwards was able to coach the team to second place in CRC play. The Dragons mn aieo Tri-MR tihimsm OPPONE NT THBR SCORE OUR Laxington Polo Hardin Qtrttai Lena Jade Poio MMA Mate Band Santa F Kamper MaranaeNi AcadMny Barttow Rich m Orrtok MMA Lena Jack Kafflpar Braymar 67 60 N 55 56 70 58 34 4a M 43 40 5t 4« 04 36 79 SCORE 49 aiatar DMriot Toymwiaot nral Row: Sanchaz. Moan, Bmd, Balanttno. Qnatwi, Becarrtt Sacond Rear. M atl ln a t . Coach IM iiwWl, Miiwy. lBa%. 6aQMMn« Aiit(t| MaiQBnt Lascf Jumkl MMtii Qaoiftb Jommh ae High School Wrestling The wrestling team coached by Capt. Francis Johnson took an unexpected 1-11 record for the season. Lack of participation and talent contritxjted to their losing record. The season started off In late October with only few weeks to get Into shape before their first meet Throughout the year many inexperier«oed wrestlers gained potential tor next yaar ' a oomp6« Hen. First Row: James, ; HII, Qarcia, Morrit, Second Row: Kovac, PMranloni. Irving, fMR. M gnwr. Sand. MieCidqr. Butlarfiatd. OwrMh Romano, KatiiMft. High School Swimming Rm Row. sctionwtar, waim. TMM. M||ar Sdm: Saeontf ftaw: TMIi. Wmon. MMMwpt, CvdMwi, WMomo n, TMrd noMft HMMi, OMlt. M Hoya. fidiiWHriik II Junior High Traci High School Track Tho track te«m coached by Capt. Muschett and Capt Johnsen placed second in ail five meals th had. WHh a few new members on this year ' s team. Abe Nelson and Bill McKlnney were able to lead them to suocess. The track events led by Capt Muschett along with Capt Johnsen ' s tieki men won iMaral honors tMs season. 64 • MMA • 7B 63 - MMA • 74 63 • Gram MMy • npi 63-Unff JMk - 10 . 62 • Nottonw • 68 62 lone J«ak - . 61 • MMA - 66 51 - Kwwr - 37 I ' jri runs lallQ Balentlne is airbcni ' Firtt Rovr. MoKlmay Kovac, Cornwail. Noiaon. BMM. FairtMnkt. BainitftKHf. StaRon. QrtMMl, SIom. It Golf The junior ooliege golf team had an outstanding 5-0 record when the year was completed. A few matchM wore rained out, but it was a very good season for the Nnkstera who were coached by Gipt Lafiy QMS. The junior college tennis team ended their season with throe wins and four losses. The three top jMyers on the tjaam were Joee Ibarra. 4 Fii|iiBte« ' ttHi €l8tof Reed. Mill 8IM SMmKi IMvnk AMMi Ranotti Sndiu W Snttv RmA Baseball The Junior Ct tage baseball team wnii mMi timfi season. The main adversary was the lack of practlcp time Bad weather forced a shortened season and spring break split the season in half. While other teams were practicing hard, Wentworth wasn ' t even having school or practice. The team and Coach Aiiard didn ' t like tosinq, but they their heads up and inpt fightfnQi HS Tennis Thts year ' s team had a good turnout Twenty-two people went out for the team. The top singles players were Santtaanez. Buchan- an, Gonzalez, Allen, Pinckley, Morgan, Hill, and Curry. The doutMes teams were $antilMnez and Gonzalez Cijrry;.ilK|..HH .iTKl;, MInter and Bailey. The team finlshsd with a 4-3 record Buchanan won second place, junior varsity In the Warrens biirg tournament. Outstanding performances were made by Buchanan who had ■ 5-1 singles record. DouMm teams of Curry and Hill. Bailey iOd: Minter had records of 6-3. 6 ■ LwinQipn 3 1 - Mnourt viMy- f 6 - HoMy • S 4 - nohmond • 8 6 HiQHinevRs - 3 0 • WwTMUMJig • fl HS Golf Commander Ed Ellis, coach of the team, was pleased with the team ' s 5-3 record, but even more satisfied with the play of the two top goiters, junior and captain Grant RIeger and senior Kevin Moen. Bduardo Guerrero, Andy Murray and _U$tK Abraham rounded out the top h Battalion Staff The 102nd Corps experienoed a smooth transition at midterm when Lt Cd. Zambrano rapiaoed Lt. Col. John Sailers as battaRon commander. Maj. Nick Toloudts became executive officer, moving up to the poeMon from Delta company commander. Smith and Purdy became captains. Roberts : taeame a platoon leader in Foxtrot, and Cruz took owsr l aaigaml minr ' s |ob. The battalion staff worked together smootMy. planning most of the battalion events, including Thursday drills. Homaoomlng. AFl, MIBilind ' itn ' l ikoti their ttecofating job Thit Command S rgf-anf Mn,i i U MHon Johfiaon, MlMlanii U Col. Rani Zamcrm, shmmDw offiow and 2nd amaum battaMon command ; L|.:,iOlW Alpha Remember when Ivan was •the terrible ? How about the push-up parties on the stair landing under the kind supervision o( Lt. Scott? WHI any of you forget what happened when the pipes weren ' t shiny enough? Do you remember Long ' s creed or I am Radar ? Raniember how maintenance al 1W i(ept the heat on in winter? Who could forget M . DlOlfe man ' s fireside chats? Remember the announcement at lunch, ' All those going to Ijeavenworth for the party chedt in the commandant ' s otftafc Remember the party? Remember when 8kl and Alex- ander were friends ' ' Do you remember the Snake-mobile? Remembir ' «lia|i m m t means? How often do youihinit of m ft 11 pjn? We all shared these and many more experiences and emotions. DO you remember? RemenqlMr ... ? Lift not fBfQtt It suyt :- TriH tev., tho proud! 8MM niM TMM Charlie Remember when Bussel, Cenbwell. and Soady went to war 8t 4:00 In the morning: Dean (ell into the trash can head first the street was cleaned, the water was dwnmed, and tt)e mud flew? Dunaway and Davidge tried to steal the guidon but weren ' t •uoOMSful; then Delta went for the lip but weren ' t careful where they hid it; Ma). Butler found the case of beer under the rat stairs; Bill passed up a chance at coUecting hundreds of pennies; Harris showed up for Q.I.; sunbathing ovw tMrd floor: If you KIcka da nwchlne, I gonna Moka you like you iddw da machinal Remember the one who almost jumped out of his pants every time the cannon was fired; Bins ' aflHc- tion of very dear Mary; Rappold s canine roommate; Fernando marched first platoon into the wall; the time Bonin passed out while standing at ease; Henderson ' s sleepthrough was ruined by a flying bucket of muddy water, WInke and his weapons; the flying bicyde; the fort in the woods; Bins lost half of his blues pants; snowbtlia and many more. Remember the nicknames that arise through the course of the year: Magoo, Small, Archie, Buck- wheat, Spanky. Howdie-Doodie, Twit, Oh wow man, Pool Quel. Hack-Saw, Arthur, Boo, Kilk a Br w, Peckerman, HendersorK the man with a thousand excuses, Palo de Cuca, Big Bad Bill, Lightweight, and many moffe! ' ¥bu icnow what I imon? Delta The memories of Delta Will never go away, for in aU our heans OtNa wHI always stay. We haa many timw Of pieMure and rimtntm And ottiertimes Of grief and aadnaaa. When problame would arise We became a team, For we were like a peir of Levi ' s And no one oould break the aaam. We were Mce a family In every aspect of life, For we always stuck together In timas of trouble and slrlfe. We were just a bunch of rowdies Trying to make it through school. And the ways we went about It Were sometimes kind of cool. We had two C.O.s Toloudis and Alabre, For thay were by far the bast And In our ftaarts they stay. ttia things we did Are over and done, But what counts the most ia we al had fun. We must okrae this poem now And stop talking at out Jha Jinaa. For myself and Pud Am running out of rhymaa. Wa thought we ' d write this poem To show you that we cared. For Delta wtU always be in our And aH the tknee wa atwrad. We wish all of you the best of luck, and we hope that life is good to you. Uva life to its fullest, and maka aomathing spedai of yourself For wa have faith in all of you that you will be successful In whatever you might do For you have been a part of the t est family you could possibly dream of. May you always rememtier your second family. Long Uve Beach Party Delta Pud and u-poie-tee Echo Remember when Stone shaved his eyebrows thinking that ItiB Shaver didn ' t work, but he found out that it worked real good. What about when the company gave Lt. Bollat his Morry. what a surprise! Remember when Capt. Wayne gave everybody a nickname tiacaine it was hard to memorize the naiQ N IHSN ' HI . I year? What about the company award for ttie company party, everybody got at least one super medal. What about push-up parties at the First Sergeant ' s style? And saying good night to Ronald Reagan, do you thini( he heard ut? I ' m sure Chesty did Remember when First Sergeant tned to sing ind everyone ataned to ory? The paopla wfw mad It work. t-f I.J Foxtrot Ah, remember Foxtrot company at the beginning of the year? A bold company oommancier wtto was never quiet. An X.O. that was always quiet. The First Sergeant that was never in a good mood, even on open weekends. And we will never fbrget the multitudes of platoon leaders What about the problems of finding uniforms that would fit? Mendez who couldn ' t find an overcoat small enough, and Herzog who couldn ' t find a hat big enough. The drill team who periomned to a standkig ovation. And all the video wizards Sergeant Hoggatt s command voice, and Sergeant Wilson ' s silver pen. And also Maj. Dickman ' s wrMh and generosity throughout the year. Yes, the beginning was rough, but taking all the aemastar awards made it aN worth It And now the end is here and .pur Hiqi stands even greater than ever. Fioxtrot is outa sight, we wi always stay and fight. We will never run, Mff Foxtrot company is Number Onel Honor Guard Remember when Lt. Alabre tried to drop the Guard at practice and nobody moved? Rememijer when H.Q. was allowed to wear their $6.75 berets? Rememt)er when we eH had to lock our doors one night and Tim Holmes didn ' t have any Dortioa and Pepsi? And when R.O.TXi. meant Run off lo liasey ' s ? Remember when we all got •tuck off llmKa while palnOng our weapons on the root? Remember Whan Hawver crossed the rat line? How atKJUt when Murk was crip- pled by a typewriter ' ' Remember when Top stripped Perry ' s bed one morning, and when SFC Stroman took off with the van in Ames. Remember when we visited the Mr Force Academy? And 0(yng what wo do bvsL 99 Headquarters Remomber when Col. Gant had to guard the girls side of ttie dorm from the boys ' side in Cok rado? (Or was it the other way around?) Remember Cable ' s quick reaction drill on the bus? Remember going off? Remember when Lt StahlnecKer woke up First Serg«Bnt RainboH and feathers were flying? Remember all of the steak dinners we won for dia ciplinary and setloNtttic achievement? Remember the Alamo in Colorado and the |)unk rock dance at the YMCA? Ah yes, and all those favorite sayings like OUT STANDING. T ' s s fact Captain, or how long ' ' Yes. through thick and thin Headquarters is still the ellto company on cam- pus. No matter what Head- quarters has to work with it still through hard worl . teamwork, and pride man- ages to win the Basore Award and be OUT- STANDINGI Yeah you got it. sirt Fall Parents Weekend Military Schools Meeting MUJTARY BALL Military Ball was a sparkNng success with Amy Morris reigning as queen and the companies rapresented as foilowa: Alpha, Amy Jo Isbell; Charlie. Andrea Kaye Fuller: Delta, Gall Pope. Echo, Suzle Barranco; Foxtrot. Amy Smith; Headquarters. Stephanie Abraham: Honor Guard. Nancy The Jimmy Tucker Band played music which tit exceilentiy wMii the Roiririig 2(rs Vtmm io (to J0 aiMl Ciirt MAJOR mmm John M. Burr Memorial Award: John S. Seiers;ltaul A. Zambrano Ted Messmore Honor Qraduate Award: John S. Sellers Association of Military Colleges Schools Outstanding HS Qraduate Award: T. Coniy Ash Basore Outstanding jfj EKlliiSy Award: Headquarters Ralph Conger Memorial Sports- mmMp Award: Raul Zambono ACADEMIC AWARDS JC Sophomore First: John S. Sellers Second: Michael DIugopollM Third: Daniel A. AJaDre JC Freshman First: Joseph E Frueh Second: Don L. WilKeraon Third: Patrlclt J. Muini HS Senior First: John Qault Second: Francisco Garcia Third: Richard Juneau HS Junior First: Darcy Engeman Second: Grant Rieger Third: Mike Hill HS Sophomore Fint Chria Qeorge Second: Qarran AHard HS Freahman First: Timothy S. Walters Second: Jarry Stahlnaokar iMi Qrida Firat: Paadar J. O ' Neill Second: John P. Marnord m Grade First Andres Murilio Second: Manuel A. Serrano Arion Award for Ci.tstanding High School Musician: Troy Rainboit Bausch Lomb Sitfanaa Award: QMrtlaHiGito Dean Dallas Buck JC Award: Larry 0. Simmons Capt Larry Brown HS EngTish Award: John B. Qault Capt. Roe Clemens Chemistry Award JC: Christian B. Reed HS: Francisco J. Garcia DAR HS Award: Chria George Capt. Albert R. Park Mathematics Award:JC: Michael OlugopoisM HS: Francisco J. Qarola WIIHam R. Skinner JC Pre- Englneering Award: Michael DIugopolsKi Phi Theta Kappa Mambars Steve C. BeoHer Michael Dlugopolski Joshua Parker Kimt all Corey Miller Gavin P. Walker National Honor Sociafy Garren K, Allard Darcy J. Engeman Christopher Y. Qeorgd Boyd T. irons John B. Meyer Charles B. Pinddey Grant V. GENERAL AWARDS Alumni Aasodation Son of an Alumnus Award: Jtpf Rainbott Band Award for:i|i |lil| ' M Alfred English Band Award for Best OM Boy: Michael Dlugopolski Frank Brown Memorial Award tor Outstanding:: M,B|9| Engeman 100% Deportment Awarda Harry J. Cotua Darcy J. Engeman Troy R. Yates Oarryl G. QrietMl Mtehael Dlugopdskf David G Watson Rafael E. F ietrantoni JH Drffl JmK - fiqmn:.iSlll Becker ' . . _ Don Fatrow Hcncr Gutfd MM Gavin Walker Outstanding Foreign Student Award: Ernesto Jose Cova George C. Marshall Award: Corey Miller Robert H. Mooney Memorial Aviation Award: Mark V. Kovae Best Kept Room Awards Headquarters: Chris George; John A. Saailoay Alpha: Davk|.. M,...f|g pplMok J. Mullins Charie: Barry L. Balentine Delta: Chris Horn; William Monk Echo: Mlka P. Hi Foxtrot Knight Honor Guard: Jamw M. Hawver Seilers-Wikoff-Sohowafigardt NCO Award 4G; BriqI fi Qamt HS: Grant V. Rieger Charles S. Stevenson Military Science Award: Dirck A. Lyon L B. Wlkdff QrBSleat lmprovemefi|,.AM«|jgd|i Chapmon Who ' s Who In Amertoan JuMor Colleges Daniel A. Aiabra Steve C. Becker Mk:hael DIugopolsKi Corey R. MHIer Kannelh L Purdy John S. Seders Clarence F. Wayne Raul A. Zambrano Commander Plaques Battalton Commander: John S. Sellers (1st semester); Raul A. Zambrano (2nd semester) Battaiton Executive Officer: Nick TokMidia Sgt. Major: Mtehaai C Rpbaili; Benjamin E. Cruz Alpha: Larry D. Simmons Chartia; Dana A. Binsbachar 100 Delta: Daniel A. Aiabre Echo. Clarence E. Wayne Honor Guard: Roderick Wallaot Headquar Corey MWer Foxtrot: Stove Becker PUBUCATION AWARDS HInton Memorial Jourmdlvm Award: Curtis Hicks John Pirtialla, Jr. Memorial Trumpeter Award: T. Conly Ash Special Talent in Publications Award: Charles B P nckley Yeartx ot( ContriDution Award: Richard Juneau Quill Scroll T. Conly Ash Joseph M. Boyd Jack Dillon Curtis E. Hteks Mitchell D. Johnson Richard A. Juneau Charles B. Pinckley Troy N. Rainbott Qrni V. Rieger ATHLETIC AWARDS Bill Cook Outstanding Athlete Awards JC First: Jose H. Ibarra JC Second: Corey Milter HS Rrst: Barry Balentine HS Second: WiMiam R. McKinney JH First: Chris W. Henderson JH Second: Peedar J. O NeW Del Podrebarao Award lor Contribution Hi M tt Omi ' ' - Nelson Charles W. Minion Tennis Award: Jose Ibarra Edgar IMuench Swiming Award: Dan Tietjen Jeft Parrot Memorili Award for Contrlbuttons to JC SportK: Corey Miller Bobby Price Memorial Award tor Football; John B. Gault Outstanding Soccer Player Award: Fernan Hernandez Willoughby Achievement Award for a Single Sport: Joseph M. Boyd Ricky Holzer Outstanding HS Marksman Modal: Gavin P. COMPANY AWARDS Brown Plaque for Disciplinary Competi ' ion 1st Semester Foxtrot a Semester: Heack)uarters Cadel Plaque for SchoMatfe Excellence 1st Semester: Foxtrot 2nd Semester: Headquarters Lowrey Plaque for Military Competition 1st Semester: Honor Gi«r0 2nd Semester: Alpha Moreiand Plaque tor Athletic Partldpalkm Fall: Delta Winter: Delta Spring: Echo DIRenna Award: Foxtrot Special Oistlnctton Company ' HdMrJOuinl JUNIOR HIGH AWARDS Otitstandlng Graduate: Todd W. Schetter Best BasKeliMllen Oram J. Knight Drill Team Sm jimrit iiHm A. Mendez Best Footballer: Peadar O ' isleill Most Improwad AINalK Ba«y T. Hyso Juntor High Sportsmanship: Arturo Mendez Best Track Poriermanoic Oavid Crabtree Junior High Counaelor Ptaquea Patrick Bddger Arlan K. Hoggatt Grant R. Langkamp DonaM Wilson Brenton Bennett noiipiv ' -iiaiDii 101 Abdulaziz. Turk Tham:r 29 Abduijabtxar. Zeyad Othman 31 Atwrnatny. w.lford Percy 29 AbrahBTi. Mark E, 37 Agu ' ca Fernando Jos« 26 AiaD ' e, Daniel Abner 26 Alexander, Joo 26 AllarO, Garren Kell.l 37 Allen, Jonn EJwart! 31 AI ' Mutlaq. AK Mutiaw 29 Ami . Scott Evans 26 Anderson, Aaron James 39 Angien, Kenr eth Gene 41 Afflutrons, Craig Mprtay. Jr. 26 Back, Joseplljtlljilvi 34 Backs, Stephen Randall 2ft BaerlMj. ' iij-T P.juf Eric 37 Ba iBv, M :tael Warren 31 Bafr-ti Barry Lynn 31 Barranco. Virvcent Paul Barton. Charles 0 31 Barton, WIHIam Scott 26 Becerrit. Canos Aleiandro 31 BecKef. Steve Craig 26 Banjes. Jo r Deii ' Ch 41 Bennett. Brenton Lewis 29 Berryhill, John Carl 34 Biefer, Cnarles Nell 29 Birsbacnar, Dana A an 2 3 B4rkett. John Charles 34 Btack. James Leroy 37 Bogard. L C HI 29 Bo--lat. Lui ' i R cj ' do 26 Bonm. Da id Carter 34 Boyd. Christopnet Conrad 34- Boyd. Joseph MIc ' iael 31 Breakenr(d{)« Robert Clark 39 Brldger. Patrick 0 Oorvialt 20 Brock, Kyle Oeen 39 Brown. Barry Allen 37 Brown. Lawrence Ea varc 2i. Buchanan. M chaai Carl 34 3:jorcy:ot« Llis HumlMrtB.94 Buasei. Craig OavM BuBiffliWi Flyan Lynn 81 Cable. Weltar A; VIMy « Caltay. Chrle Joaeott 34 CahMa, Ricarjo 3i Camarra. Ma.jrir.o sitii 34 Oampbe- ' i Gf-c; Mark 3? ' Canard, Jason 4i Cantwell, E. Houston 34 Caraveo, Gustavo Vallma 31 Caraveo, Jose Ricardo Vaillna SI Cardenas. Jesus Ibarra 34 Carmichael, Ronald Kyle 39 Chamberiin David RoMrt 26 Chapmon, Thomas Wesley 3? Childrf-y, Donald Alan 29 Chilinas Nicholas John 37 Chj ' chi 1 Ron Lee 37 Clancy Aiii ' ioi y Jonn 29 Clar ' Vi liafn Andrew. Jr 31 Cooksey, Arthur IIMI Cooperider, R.chard Allen 34 Corn  ai| Jonr Benjamfct S7 Cortes. Carlos Javier 41 Cotua, Harry Jose 29 Cova, Ernesto Jose 26 ■:tmtm, David Lee 41 Crown, HartMrt Raymond 37 Cruz, Benjamin Edward, Jr. tT Curry. Craig Stephenson 34 Darling. Douglas Turner 34 DavMge. Thomas Mllier. M ' Si Davta. Dan Biaa oy Dean, Mark Alan 34 Del Hoyo. Miguel Ari el 34 De P82, SergK Alberto fl Dillon. Jack Lewis 31 DMspaisK , M.f.hael 27 Dorsey. Ernest Joseph, III 29 OnasDach, Stuart KirK 27 Dunaway. James John Dunbar. Lee James 34 Otwca rt, WIHIam Stan 34 CMMlitii. •  • Manuel 39 Gekarman. WRiiam Lavnanoa |i ' Eddens, Edvirard C 37 Edwards, Gregory Dean 41 Egana. Santiago Jose 34 Blorbeck. David Scott 39 Engeman, Oarcy Jo9flph:34 English, Alfred Ray 29 EpMand, Troy Charles 31 Ertar, Mark Allan 37 iMIMi. Martfn V. 31 rmi i. Rodolfo Enrique 31 FafrtMink? Craig Alan 35 ' a j ' d.,v iji i, jC ' L,r 31 Fornandoi. Furnaroo 27 Ferrel), Richard NoOle 41 Fittro. Steven Franklin 35 Fleming, Charles Enc 35 Forest. Alan Christopher 41 Francis. Join Wiiliam 29 Fratferick. Ronald Scon 39 .Mfkflaik ImamvIi riliiiMtii flA .rfiiani wcmpn au w u w Garcia, Carlos Rogelio SK Garcia, Frandsco J 32 Garcia, Manuel Felipe 29 Gastelum Giiberto Mario 36 Gaudineer. Knvin Lee 32 ' Gault, John Byron 32 Gentry, Matthew Delano 4 ' i George, Christopher Yerasimides 37 Gernt, Bruoa Richard 27 Gibbs. Richard EWs, til 29 Gleges. James Michael 42 Gil, Jose Mavia 29 Glover, Stovo Chaf.GS 29 QoeUe. Jason DeWeese 39 Gon2alez. Juan M 32 Gonzalez, Roberto Jose 35 Graves, Peter Wells 27 Green. Guy Charles 35 Greenfield, Scott Alien 30 Qrieoel. Darryi Gene 37 Grosjean. Rodolfo 41 Guerrero, Eduardo Antonio 39 Hampton Andrew A 42 Hannekan, David Josepft 39 Harrison, John Ward Ml 39 Haven, Guy Tiiamas 37 Hawvar, Jamas Michaal 29 Heckadon, Dennis Douglas 41 Heller, Scott Devin 39 Henderson, Cnris Wayna 38 Henry. Robert Ray 37 Hernandez, Fernan Jose 32 Herzog. Robert Loran 41 Hicks. Curtis Edward 38 Hill, Mike Paul 35 Hoggatt. Artan Ke th 29 Horn. Chns Joe 37 Howard. Eric Dean 37 Hunn, Kenneth Edward, Jr, 29 Hunscker, Lance AHen 39 Hunter, Anthony Jaroma 29 Hutton. Stuart Arnold 37 Hysc Barry Todd 42 Ibarra ArtufO 2 Ibarra. Jose HumbartO 9 I ' ons, Boyd TiteMar 37 Irv ng CnnstOlriiar JaHMM 31 ' : Ijl ' O InsP ?9 jamif ' S Bradley Mead 39 Jarrett. Patrick Josep- ' i 37 jar 5 Anthony Dean 32 jpnuirs. Ronakt Scott joi-n-i Stanley Paul 32 Johniion, Cavid Michael 17 Johnson, Kevin R. 39 Johnson, MitcheR Don 32 Johnson, Paul DavKj 37 Jones, Damon Scoti 37 Jones, James Keith Jones, Scott Paul 37 Jorganaan, Richard Alan 36 Jwiani. nieMM AHn 33 Kaetzei, MarK Patrick 35 , |$amp. ClarefKe Frank. Ill 39 Karp, James Michael 27 Kastner. Brian DavKl 42 Katzman Rotipr; Gary 36 Keisey David Anfhooy K ' llPtMPv,, MarH Iy er 37 Kimbail, Joshua ParKer 27 Krrk. Edward Martin 37 Kiemm, Todd Ptullip 39 Knight. Oragory Joseph 41 Lackner. Peter Williafn 42 LaQue, Ronald Also 41 Lainez, Jcge Altierto 42 Langkamp. Grant Robert 27 LaVioiere, Jon Pierre 37 Lee, Braoford Patrick 29 Leortard. Lars Lawrence 43 Le Sar, David Allan 32 Livingston. John Owen 38: Long, David John 29 topez, Fernarxlo 32 tUBO. Ajvafo Juait 35 Vf;(:arlpy jfftf VcCariify. Kevin Oala 32 McCutiougn. Randy D. 40 McUermott Dan«l Charlaa 27 McKinnev, ' .Villiam Robert 32 McLaod, Jamas WWiam M 36 102 MaD ' v, RoDon Jetfroy 29 Maggard. Join Ricfiaro Jay 4t Mginord. John Paul 41 Maicpe. Kerry Pau 42 War-i, Jcrge F-ancisco 35 Maan. PatticK Prancis, Jf. 29 Man n. Richard Nelson Z7 Mane, John Donald 38 Mennews, Robert James ' Bodii ' 4| ' ' Mandez. Arturo Angtl 41 Meyer, John BenfanllniMI MHam Brian Keith Miller, Corey Ryan 27 Miller. Ronald Wayne 42 MWs. Mlctwei Carlo 30 MInnli. Ivsn Keltti. Jr. 27 MInter, Steven Don 3fi Moeh. Kevin MichasI 32 Monk. William Kevin 40 Montague, William PrescoR Moomey. Marion David 40 Moore. Rodrwy C , Ml Moore. Steven George 27 Morgan, William Aian 36 Morris, Jeffrey Michael 36 Mofris, William Hicks, III 40 Morton Kenneth Wayr e 32 Moyer. John Bradley 32 Muelhaupl. Aaron Richard 36 Mullna, Timothy Edward 30 Mulllns, Patnck James 30 Muritto. Andres Medtna 42 Murkison, Brian Keith 30 Murray, Jolm Andrtw Andy 40 MyiMt Mifk Min Narron. Barry Qlenn 41 M8on, Aoe Andrew 33 Nelson, Jasoc L 0. NiMumann. Chrtstopher Noisewaier, Kenneth 0. 3t: Noyar. Robert Paul 30 Nunez, Juan Cartos 32 Nyt e. Robert Edward 40 Porter. Josel Parks Porter. Michael Chuck 38 Powvell, Brad Br.ar 33 PNIB Anorew 38 41 Ocnoa, Ceosar Casteltanos 38 OHphant. John Paul 38 0 NelN. Peadar Jefferson 41 Osuna, Jose Enrtque 32 OMrman, Wok E. 40 Oxbdrbugh. Jay Mbtft 40 PaiaDO, Franc SCO 33 Payne, David Whitnty 30 Perei. Aieiandro JoM 4tt ' Perez. Enrique 30 Perry, Robert Anthony 30 . Peterson, Brian Doug 90 Penyjohn. Scon Davit 42 ' Pierce, John Leslie Pletranloni. Rafael Emealo SI Pmekmy. GMrtw Burton A Rabum, Mark Andrew 38 Rainbolt. Troy Napoleon, II 33 RanK , Atfonso 31 RappoM, Haraid Dieter 30 Ray, John Edwin 30 Reed. Chrtstian Brydan 30 Reeder. David Scott 40 Reiff. Charles Water 38 Rh hnxmd. Brian Stevtn 41 RIeoer, Grant V. 36 Roberts. Mlchaat Charlea 30 Roberta. Scott DavMson Robinaon, Patnck rioyd 33 Robinson. Roger D. 38 Rogers. David Ne l 42 Romano. Carmine S. 33 nomtno, Domenico 33 Romberg, Pedro Jose 30 Ross. Donald Clay 42 Rouse. Brett Alan 42 Ruffln, Saan OtvW 38 Ruiz. Juno F.-Amamo 33 Sanctiaz, Palclano H. Sanchez, Frandaoo 38 Sand. Riok Jatnas 36 Sandarson. Robert la SantlMfiez, Cartos Gabnei 36 Scbetter. Todd wtiuam 42 ScMndlar. Martin S. 40 Sohomaker. Ross S. 36 Scott. Edward Martin 27 Saaroey, John Allen 38 Salars, Joiin Singleton 28 Samiday, Carlos E. 38 Sanrano. Andres Felipe 30 Serrano. Manual Artdrsa 48 SMmak, Tlmoltiy John 40 Snoemakar, Eric Edward 42 SimlnBton, William Atvin 33 Simmons. Larry Donnel 28 Sinkuler, Frank Edward 33 Skelton, James Anding 36 Smiff), Chhs Janws 38 Smiti, Jaltnsy Curtis 42 Smith. Steven Andrew 30 Smith, Steven Paul 42 Smith, Wendell Jerry, Jr. 2$ Soady. Robert Bruce 36 SoHs. Sergio Ouintero 33 Sommer, Michael Shawn 40 Sialilnacker, Jerry Paul 40 Stahlnacker, John Robert 98 OwMbMi Brim IjM 80 Stanley. Christopher Dale 2C Stockhoff. Eric Jamas 30 Stone, James Wesley 36 Strauser. Alan Lee 38 Stroup. Chris Allan 38 Sullivan, Brian Joseph 28 Swager, Andrew Thompson 40 Szczepanskl. David Edward 80 Tallay. Gary Todd 42 Tanner, Alfred ChrlstopMr Oft Tate. Ronald Lee 38 Tiatjan, Dan L 33 Toantaa. Laurence Petur 30 TolOUdM, Nick Arieigh 28 Trammen, Michaal Alan 38 Tucker. Titaddaua Uoyd 80 Twelts. Craig Ronald 30 Uppola, •tamaa Kctiard 88 wvovv Bpmieii rTvai «v Van Gundy, Rlohard Eugene 40 Van Maerttaeghe, Chris Alan 80 Velaaquaz. Frotlan Agustin VWael a jita n Harnan 88 Miiii JaHtay BooOlO tUMtar. Gavin Paul 20 Wiina. Rodartcfc Envin 28 WiRars, Timomy Scott 40 Waalewaki. Igor Jesus 38 Waters, Joaepb Stephen 38 Watson. Oavid Glen 38 Wayna. Clarence Franklin 28 Weding, Hans Alax 33 Wek:n, Robert Brant 28 Wesirich. WMRam Gunner 40 WMdowson, Philip Clayton H Wlkaraon, Don LaRue 21 VMUna, CaMn Cilnt 42 WWIens. Benjamin Rush 40 Wiiiiams, Bradford Charles 40 Witlmore, Hotjed Gerard 28 Wilson, Donald A;ien 30 Winey, Steven LeRoy 33 Winke, Steve Patnok 40 Winters. Jack B , Jr.. Joa 42 Wlaaman. Matthew EdfflunO iSO Wm, Eugene Mack 33 Wood. Bradtoy Alan 40 wood, Mlghaal AHhet Tony 40 WtBuk. WidaHavao Yatea, Troy RoOarl 80 Young, John WWam Zambrano, Claudk) 40 Zambrano, Raul Alberto 28 Zaiaya. Rkwdo V!al|a 88 zuRNit. dmm