Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 113 of the 1987 volume:

Table of Contents Chapters: I-l Opening 11-17 Sports IU-41 ents IV- 48 Organizations V- 53 Classes VI- 68 Staff VII- 81 Admin. Staff vm-91 Military IX-9S Commencement Being a cadet at Wehtworth offers many new chapters in life. No two pafles or ciq.y$ are ever the same for the members of the 107th Cadet Corps. The chapters of this novel do not deol with mystery or science fiction but with or- dinary lives and what iMcaines of the characters whm they ex- perience Went- worth Military Academy. 14 (first row) John Johonnson, Kent Helms, Tim Shea. Kevin Porker. Oerek Nofziger. Rob GboH, Chrto IC|r ton: (sccoikI row) Coach Jay Allan, Mothew Epioe, FrHz Buottnar, Eric Gorrido, Robvrt Epioo, Jo Podon. George Poyton. Damon Glass. Herold Buettner. Doc Godhelp: (third row) Mothew Wright, Boyloy Herrin, James Mason, Chris Stone, Wayne Corter. Kyle Ogden, Tony Palmontere, Shaun Oar- roll. Frank Waggoner, Head Cooch Dick Gwinn; (fourth row) Cooch Bill Kiritnmn, Don Olson. Fixink Vino, Craig Caroy, Virgil Smith, John McQ(4g9 Jon Be«l«r MoneothM nl r tteti Jo t i ate io  i igant Hcitlcini J9f JinhQltn. If HIGH FOOTBALL The Red Dragons never knew when to give up. They fought in every game to realize the gool-- fo reach the pinnacle of the Central River Con fererka. Each foe wm tough. But the Red Machine manoged to rise to the fecond highiitt rung on the conferenc ladder.. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL WMA OPPONENT 6 Osceolo 27 f , Norbome 6 dtf loiM Jock 12 34 Broymer 14 14 Hardin 22 41 Orrick 13 21 MMA6 45 Kemper 0 12 Po4o99 (above) Blasting through on opening, Quarterbodt Derek Nofziger picks up yardage against Polo. ToillMicIt Jomet Mason takes a breother during the final gome of th seoson against Polo. 19 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL WMA OPPONENT 0 Santa Fe 6 34 Braymer 0 Hardin 0 22 Orrick 6 0 Norborne 22 Simon Rowley (above) reodies himself to bring ciown o Norborne rusher, while Scoti Anderson (in- sert) escopes from a Nor- borne defender in the con I e r G n c • J JI t;«jtn« i|p! game. (front row) Andrew Davis, Eric Thompson, Nothaniel Van De Voorde, Deon Dowson, Jocob Gorcto; (second row) Alex Rodriguez, Pierce Williams, Andre Wilson, Scott Anderson. Sean Bradshaw. JOMMI Roth; (thtid row) Mathew Huxtable. Chris Holl. Joy Voyie$. Tyler Pope. Shannon Scott: (fourth rowir) MikeHtyer (team monger) Jeff Powell (team manager). Cotlly ' Tl iibart. TN f9)W!i«y,, Siepn Wilson, Gpdson Tennyson, Coach Tom Hugh«|. (front row) Grag Wilson, Mario Pizzaro, Miguel Soils. Lavler Lanz Our«t. Leonardo Kuri. David Woolridge: (second row) Mork Reordanz, James Clark, Mike Garrett, ftcb rt Reardanz, Paul Trevino, Troy Grandell: (third row) Cooch James Aherns, Mark Yorbourgh, Curtis Rttimw, Mil FtetMNro, Erk Ann HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER VttMk OPPONENT 1 Sacred Heart 7 6 La Mont S 3: Er glewood 1 8 Hicl man Mills S 1 Blue Springs 7 4 HughMvill«4 S Sedalio4 KC Lutheran 2 ■2:, Barttow 8 0 MiMAS « Kemper ] 4 ' Englewood 1 0 KC Lutfteron S 1 Kemper 2 a K«mp«r 2 1 MMA9 4 KC ' lathMWiS Greg Wilson (left) works Into position to block an op- (front row) Shayne Hamei, Salah Al-Artaj, G« Yang, Victor Ytifa, Tsng Vartg. Pirrti Phrakonekham. Thomas J. Kerr; (second row) Louis Hisel. Scoti Tietge, Michael Mahoney, Abdulla Al-Kharashi, Luke Whitbeck, Bryan Cameron, Thomas R. Kerr; (third row) Surasak Napatalung, Lsster Chambore. Gary Smith. Khaiid Eid. MaaiH Aljuwaie. Khaiid Al-8«iz . MpiHifl mf blmti Rpbilt imtHm, OtIfM Fr tficis Johnson. JUNIOR COLLEGE SOCCBH WAAA OPPONENT 3 State Fair 7 2 Missouri Vdliey 3 i Friends Bible 9 fx Kemper 3 i Johnson County 7 } Cloud County ' 4. 2 Stat Fair 5 17 Kemper 3 KCCommunity 1 2 KC Community 3 4 Missouri Vollay 1 JUNIOR COLLEGE SOCCER Vfwg lMttlec;lorfiiimio(«ltl«ebali oeEid watdtes 22 JUNIOR COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY (front row) Thomos Hole Frank Boykin Todd McGowon (second llpw) T«d Kubista, Doug Rogers, Sean Moore. Coach: George Lewis. (front row) Kyle Boltz, Dominick Mariniello, Don Zorda, Bill Sumnnil, Joey Dorrte, Cooch Denise Allen: ($econd row) Dan Edwards. Tonie Jones. Bob Sellers. Scpit Gmvry, Ronnl Citmbnt, Moth 23 (front row) Coach Mike Wood, Curtis Remier, Andre Wilson, Richard Jacobson, Eric Armstrong, J«« Johnton: (second row) DovidMognuson. J«ff Urwin, Chrte Kfrton. f odrlch BuetttMr. troig 24 (front row) Kent Helms, Tim Sheo. Scott Em ry, Ronnie demons. Damon Glass: (second rowl Coach Joy Allen, Mork Reordonz (manager), Erik Gorrido. Matthew Moron, Grant Haskin. Curtis Remier, Joe .lehraoii. Titn ChMvar, Attistont Ceoch Mike Wood. High School Basketball JUNIOR VARSITY HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL BASKETBALL WM A OPPONENT k Dpponent 35 Grain Valley iSQ ffoin Voltey 62 3S Richmond 45 Richmond 34 23 Higginsvtfle 55 Htgginsvil(e76 24 Lexington 44 38 Polo 53 45 Norborne 48 35 Lone Jock 48 34 Lone Jack 52 «7 Crestridge 60 27 Broymer 8V Chilhowee 39 62 Orrick 75 «2 KingsvilleS? 40 Poio43 ■m MMAS3 4i LoKlngton 56 Norborne 53 n Lone Jock 57 m Kemper 48 70 Broymer 67 71 MMA 41 Oomon Glou and a L«x 72 Hardin 56 inglon ployer bottle tor n Orrick 66 control of th« ball, while 84 Polo 57 Kent Helms and Ronnie 40 Higginsville 72 demons watch the action. 2$ Oetralter Love gets a diftamM view of the game as Ted Kubista stonds in the center of the activi- ty of Ihe junior college bosket ball game with Central College. Lester Chambers (35) watches the octton. (left) Oetroiter Love looks for on opening oround an Ozark ployer. Love was named third best shooter omong America ' s jimioP4 ball piqyert., 48 75 87 60 tm n 1 47 94 41 Junior JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL OPPONENT Central Christian 44 MobeHy 72 Haskell 83 Torkio 86 Hesston 69 Ozark Bible 110 Neosho County 87 Missouri Valley 80 Fb Volley 101 Westminster 67 Neosho County 82 Forest Pork dft Mid America Noiorene 82 Ozorfc Bible 82 Williom Jewell BS Central College 113 Central Christian 77 GentrctI Methodist 103 Flo Valley 91 Kemp«r 102 Hoskell 81 Central Methodist 89 Meromoc 60 iinn Tach 67 William Jeweling Hesston S3 Weslmlni«l r 86 Basketball (front row) Tom J. Korr (monagm ' }, Allwrt Hemonctoz, Ted Kubisto. Surasok Nopotalung, Frank BoyMn (manager). Victor Yuja (monoger); (socond row) Coach Tom Hughes. Detraiter Love, Jomos SI|Ami| ; Mik«. H «r, Rondy FiorKHce Xodd McGowon. U« («r Chomber , Npt pktur«d: S on M«Qr th« Mli4. America Nozorene floyier finds it difficult to control the boll on his knees. Jim Sisemore (SO) hos a belter cbonce of bringing ■:!$Bi!mt lUnm fr bound. 27 (front row) Coach John Edwards, Glynn Curtis. Nothon Von Cm Vo0rde, Andr Wiifon, Andrfw Dpvift Cory Favorty; (second row) Roy Rahill. Maltthew HuJCtolli , Erie Tiieri|fWOn« n«r« Wll Om Tinnaytpn Hurst, Tom AAc£iroy,, Joy Vcyias. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL WMA OPPONENT 10 Polo 43 Nbrborne 51 36 Orrick 24 Braymer 27 31 Orrlck 17 Hardin 20 37 No(i}orne 50 22 ione Jock 16 28 Braymer 38 (bolow) Matthew Huxtoble fights on Excelsior Springt ployor for o rebound during the opening r und of the Junfor high basketball tournoment. Tom McElroy gives Ifcf Ml on tiMl lift in %flpiiHI ««plt|it Q 28 (above) Don Olson paces himself os he swims his leg of tflil 200-meter relay. Joson Roth, who representiftd Wontworlh ot the state diving competition in Columbia MissOjiiri jlMiClfjit Q at the lost home swim meet of the season. HIGH SCHOOL (front row) Louis Hisel. Douglas Blackburn, Marsholl Jensen, Greg Wilson, Chonce Whitemon. Tonie Jones: (second row) Cboch Rick Cottrell, Miquel Soils, Marcus Morgan, James BenMn. Joipn Roth Miat- th«?w Wright. Mark Ruff. Scott Doughenik: (third row) Scott Tietge, David RoyftoMb Morc I ISBt J Olson, Greg Peterson, Christian Lipezker. Shaun Darrqll, Lincoln McCoy. 29 (iaft) Rkhardo Villa wraps up an opponent for a tok«down. (above) Preparing to lock his liand. Wasiey Anderson prepares to turn his challenger m , {imm l ) Swon WHspn finds hrmsdf all HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING WMA OPPONENT 93. Pembroke Hill 42 27 St. Mary ' s 46 90 St. Pius 48 T8 Brookfield 60 23 MMA 54 22 Polo 54 27 iebonon 48 9: Waynesville 72 24 Versailles fft MMA 62 m Lowson 66 St. Mory ' s 48 Polo 59 18 St. Pius 52 District 7th place, 30 ' , pts. StatBi 22nd pbce. 14 pts. (front row) W. F. Godhelp. Eric Erwin, Mike Garrett, Joson Roth. Wesley Anderson. Terry McOirlhy Jomn Kencher. (yecond row) Smon Wilc9n. John Corr. Virgil Smith. John McQuIgg Kylo BoHz. Woyno Cwl«r, Conch 9111 Kifkm A (above) Heavyweight John AAcQuigg brought Went worth o piece of state action as he won fourth place in the Missouri State wrestling contest at the University of Missouri-Columbia, (right) Coach Bill Kirt mon and John AAcQuigg looii at the scoreboard follbwing MeQulgg ' s final match of state compoH HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING 9 (front row) Godson Tennyson, Johnothon Holt, Charles Gilbert. William Childress, Andrew Herman, Doniel Edwrardi, (second row) iomas Yourmgn, Ion Bhfm, Jeay Oorris, Oominkk AAqrinblb. Scelt 32 (front row) Thomas Green. Aaron Goldstein, Philip Heydt. Andrew Dovis, Deon Dowson, Mmm Vr«d«nburg, Jason McCoy; (second row) Charles Ryberg, Eugene Cezeoux, Glynn Curtis Chri , HnM Nathan VondeVocrde, Jay Voyles. John Kuper, Johanthon Holl; (third row) Bryan Norman. Godson Tennyson. Alex Kodrl UM. Erik Thompson, Simon Powley, Roy RdhiH, Tylor Pop , Mark Roordonx, Mo - llww HtMclobt . HIGH SCHOOL TRACK (right) Jomcs AAoson re- mained undefeated throughout the season in the 100- ond 200-yard dosh • oM ' ' tfti bng jump. He broke □ 63 yeor old school record ot 21 H. and 3 in- ches by orw inch. (front row) Greg Wilson, Joe Johnson, James Mason, Tom AAcElroy. Jeff Urwin; (second row) Jonathan Green, Tonie Jones, Pierce Williams. Andre Wilson, Chris Kirton, Robect Reordonz: (third row) Gooch Jim Aherns. John McQuig . Joft Fc «Mr. ftonkym Scott Emery. J«ai«IN|p|N Toin HtKS WMi; 34 35 (front row) Victor Yujo. Ge Yang. Swrosok Nopotolung. Tod Kubista: (sscond row) Rondy Floronco, 11 1 1 17 I KC Community 8 W I I I 0 KC Community 9 i CdvaryBibi«4 COLLEGE HIGH TENNIS WAAA OPPONENT 4 Warrmtbui 5 0 SMlalio 9 1 MarshaftS 8 Lexington 1 3 Richmond 6 9 Clinton 0 7 Kemper 2 4 Richmond 5 6 Higglnsville3 7 Carrollfon 2 Jorge Costoneda ... had 2Q-3 re|iriorsM«M (from row) Dennis Rinbolt, Jorgo Castanodo Mario Plzorro Scott Wilcox: (secoimi Javier LanzOuret, Ricordo Villo, Curt Remier, Miqud|.Sf9lil f Coach Mike Wood- 37 HIGH SCHOOi GOLF WMA OPPONENT 167 Lexington 177 194 MMA 194 (WMA won in suddm deot . 246-252) 157 Socrsd Heort 190 169 Barsfow 192 15th piac« in William Jewell Toumommt 215 Richmond 170 176 Kempar 172 (above) Troy Grand tl follows his ball during a match, (far right) Dave Unganfviter sMKit Hw bdll (front raw) Dovid Ungenfeher. Troy Grtmdoll. Eric Armstrong, Greg Peterson; (lMe«lltf M fftrnk m JUNIOR COLLEGE GOLF third place in Quad match with Kempar Military, Missouri WMA202 Mo. Volley 180 Hagrf of Amorfaeci btViMitioilM (lost place) WMASn K«mper3 41 (above) The Doughboy joins in the spirit of the fall festival, while the team ' s leading rusher. Tony Pahnentere (top) dives over the middle for on ecisy six points Robert Crowson and Andrew White were inducted into th« WMA Athletic Holl of Fome. Delta dominates is more than a com pony motto, it wos th outcome of the company competition during the homecoming. Tlie Delta force won the float contest and queen Sonijo Davis was a favorite of Delta Cadet Stephen Boyd. However, the weather tried to spoil some of the activities. Rain cancelled the parade through Lexington. Rain protet tion gear was tfie order of the day dur ing the homecoming whip| ifiig of the Braymer Bobcats, 34-14. Homecoming (abov«) Stephen Boyd and Queen Soniio Dovit. Rain coats md umbrellas provided protection from the driide dvrins th«..liefnMjRmii e n«v IV 1 43 Parents ' Weekend Parents ' weekend — a time for parents to be reunited with tlieir tons. A time when they con experience the some lifestyle that their sons go through each loy. 44 45 MAJ Gwinn and his Wife greet cadets and families in lh« ra  iV ' ing line. Military BaU m IS i (far left) Captain Mike Wood ' s children join others on the dance floor, (left) 1987 Military Boll pages observe the dance festivities, (above) Friends and relatives photoflroph the cacM «0isi Ji oi Steel. (above) Cadets donee the night owciy loqether (left) AAAJ Mii e Mahoney and his dote, AAJss Jennifer McDonoW, iotialton Qw«sa. 47 4d • . • Mork Ruff, Bayl«y Herrin. Casey Tubbert, Jim (front row) Miko Hoyor, Luko Whitbock. Chri Butlor, Tom Butler (spOMMi). Albert Hemoiklez; (second row) Scott Tietge. Lester Chambers, Casey Tubbert Kballd Al Bai7 DetraitOr Lov«. IhomoKlL Korr, Todd McGowan. Michael Kin||; (bock row) Mike Weatherly, James Bloomberg. APO Who ' s Who Seven Wentworth {unlor college cadets were selected as national outstanding campus leaders and were include ed in the 1987 edltiofi Who ' s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. James Bloomberg, Abdullah Al Karoshi, Troy Anhott, Lester Chambers, Michael Mahoney (kneeling), Ron Orozco, and Ge Yang were selected to join the elite group of students. PTK (seated) Troy Anhall, Ce Yang, (ttandins) Losler Chombart. 56 French Club Spanish Club LTC Don Ingram. Rob RMrdanz, Ingrid Ingram. (|«h to right) Chonc Whitmnon, Matt Wright, Ton! Honor Society (front row) Chris Berry, Miquel Solis (standing), Erik Garrido, pvancB Whttwnon and Chilsttiin UiMikM ' . The Wentworth Honor Socie- ty, a group of cadets who hove acheived academic greatness. To be included In the coveted list, a cadet must show outstanding per- formance in all areas of Wentworth. 52 Chapter Five RoUCaU i JOHMATHAN HMT MORGAN TX AOAMS REYNOLDS GLYNN CURTIS ANDREW DAVIS UNION CITY CA jAcoeGARciA omnm MAimE vnuGE, KS ■■mim.tin. ' iii 6- •USfER HANDIOS roiORAOO SPRINGS. CO 1 K COBY HURST FAYfTTfVlUF AR JOHN KUPER PlAaRVlllE CA •KM MARiU ViiUINeTQN. MO BRYAN NORAAAN CHARLES RYBERG iPAUS CHURCH. VA JAY VOYIES 6DMOND, OK fUGENE CEZEAUX HOUSTON. TX PA DEAN OOWSON AHPetUkwCO PHILIP HEYDT fAATTHEW HUXTABIE JASON MCCOY tfmum PARK. ttANO, tX KANSAS CITY. MO SIMON POWLEY PHOBMCAZ 54 ROY RAHIU DAVID RAPP m m o m cat. m mts nooc a ALEX ROORKXIEZ SHANNON SCOTT GEORGE SMITH PMMtVIUUifif: KS COOSON TENNYSON ERIK THOMfSON TfVlB ;TX NATHANIEL VAN OE VOOROE ToraKA. tta SCOTT ANDERSON BSEX.IA NOAH APPLEION iSANMATt0.ak DAVIO BLfVINS SHAWNR. KS SEAN MAOSHAW OAtVISTON.m WWUAM CHKMESS AARON DAVIS CORY FAVERTY CHARLES GILBERT vaLANEUVA CUILLEMIN OKTBt GROSSMAN JGFFGtQVCS AfffitElfflUMAN n.QVDH(H9TfD PENMSUNGOON DANIEL LEONE TERRY MCCARTHY UNCOINMGCOY TOMiMCEUtOY SEANJMAfUES .OKMIHPMI CITV. OK 55 JOHN AAAURER DANE PICKENS KANSAS OTY. MO TYLER POPE lENEXA K$ JEFFPOWElt TACOMA, WA MARK REAROANZ JASON ROTH DAMON SMITH PARWIN SMIIH VUllkA. OK SCOTT WILCOX EULESS, TX • 1 PtERa WtLUAMS iOUtlMtt £Oi ANO«E WILSON SEAN WILSON OAW D WOOLRIOCE MOEPiNOENa. MO m P«AMMiO A!L.MUMAIO AWULIAH Al-SHAHRANI WESLEY ANDERSON mm-mm: mmmm . ■ michomge k MICHAEL BARRY OKLAHOMA CtTV. OK 1 JASON 8ELt ruiSA. OK 56 OOtALAS BLACKBURN IAN BLOOM KYLE BOITZ nHH)RK:H iUETTNai HEROLO BUETTNgt TIM CHEEVER DUWQUt, tA WAYNE CUTLER OANIEl EOWAiiO STEMING, CO MATTHEW EPUE LAKEQUIVmA,KS ERIC ERWIN. SI RINCftElO. MO ROBERT HARRY ERIC GARRIOO BNOOMFttlO. CO 1 ANtNONY HOJSnC tlNOHAMrrON, W. f. GOOHEiP HOUSTON. Vt JONATHON GUSBI FT. WOtTM TX JASON HAGOARO OKLAHOMA CltV, OK MAR HAU. JENSEN SHAUN LANGf LINCOLN. NE NICK LECURCQ iVERGKECN. CO CHRIS KtRTUN ROBERT LEE RICHARO UlCHTER OKMHOMACnY, OK 1iSMMeiQlBi V|(s; STEPHEN KRESTINGER SHAUN MULER MATTHEW MORAN  SH. MURPHY ilUMilSMiCITV.Me flCWKTO,CA FltA N( OOBURN GRKPETTERSON ANQREWPFenS Mmmy.mo 57 V J MAfUO PIZARRO DAVIO RAYf ItLO MUOIIICMMIE.€HI|i ll0V;.iie AAARCEUUS RILEY HOUSTON, tX DENNIS RINBOLT f AUL RUES AUGUSTA. KS SHAWN RUIZ LUKEVlLtlE. AIR OIRK RUSTHOVEN VIR IL SMITH WAYNt SftCMI CHRIS STONE UNCOLN. Nt BILL SUMMin TUUA.OK ANDREW SWANSON DatMQlNlS.« ll PAUL TREVINO OA etA.iMEXIQa JEFF URWIN IHAWMECOK FRANK VITTO inJMARP.oH FRANK WAGGONER TUtSA. dtl CALVIN WALLACe MAHHEW WRIGHT MARK YARBOUGH eotOKAoo sratmos. m ALI Al-TURKI flNCAilMSriK N JAMES ARMSmONG eiaAH9MA ' ' aTv,.oii ' 58 DEAN aERRY MONUMFNT C6 THOMAS BRANSCOM lEMEXA. KS SCOTT BRUCE HUNTSVNXE. TX TOOOCAIN K WSASOTY. MO TIMCAMnffiU TUISA. OK iOHN CARR UN0OkN.M JOUGS CASTANEDA SCOTT CHAMPUN !Q n«MMk OUAtfMMA IflHiMiV OK JAMES CLAmC TRAVIS CLARK I. IX RONNIE CUMONS OAKLAND. CA SEAN COVEY TULSA. OK SHAUN DARRBJ. RANDY DOTY ACmC nUBADES. CA COWCTA. OK sconoouGBUK ORMANO BEACH. H WILUAM FLOBERO MICHAEL OARREn KEVIN HAPTONSTAU LAIRD. CO SCOTT HUNNERBERC RICHARD JACOBSON iMMON NBlft KI PT. COLLINS, CO ROBarTKBmejiY JAMES KERSCHER LEONARDO KURl CfiWQQOHr MBOCQ JAVIER lANZ OUREf JASON lEff«BERC 59 OAVIO MAONUMN HMSOAie. n JOE PAOON OMAHA. HE toe sauRS. Umngton.mo OAVtO HGENFOTiR PRAIWE VIllAGE KS ROAERTMO AIN OMAHA, NE JOHNMCQUIGG ORANGE PAKK, a ' MCK MAGAZINE GMtOAND. CA CKOMNIIQlMAaiNWUQ MKHAEl MAVHl JOHN NEWKIItK i AMilON. NE UNCOIN NE BEOFOftO. TX DAN OLSON MINNlIOfJKA W.N TONY PAUMCNTERE KANSAS CHY. MO AAARC PUGUGSe EVANSTON. n ROBERT REAKtANZ PHOENtZ. AZ MARKRUFf MEXICO CITY MEXICO TIM HEA SANANTONtO, TX MtQUEL soils VUCATAN. MEMCO RICAROO VUM MEXICO ALEJANDRO VIVANCO MBOCO CITY. MEXICO MIKE WEATHERLY CHANCE WHITE MAN tii AIIOMA. CITV, OK ClAMMOKI. OK OREG WIISON JAMES YOURMAN fOgNTAINVAU«y,CA MHSTOW, OK DON ZAROA Hue iPt Nos. MO AYMAM AUUWAIE . flitfflWfimiifW ' rtiyiiiff ' SALAH AL-ARFAJ owmm auNco PAT BOUINGER WAYNE CARTU ROBERT COOK MARC CRAIG STEPHEN BOVO JOEY OORRIS SCOTT EMERY lUIE JMMeSii MO DOUG EVANS WiCcnrA..Nt ' JON FOSTER OAMON CLASS RMNSAICiTV.KS 61 TIK YGiftAf«Bi, MOHAMMED HtMAiU JOMm JOHNSON iii ' iiiiiiiiK nt-: SIEVE MCINNIS HfSWERT GRIGS8Y SCOnHHA , PAT HARMS GRANT HASKIN MQHAIdifiiL Tk ' •AYIEYHERRIN iOHN JOHANSSON JAMES MASON AMICUS MORGAN OERK NOf ZICER KYLE OOOEN, KEVIN f ARKEft JUSTIN TWA GEORGE PAYTOM ED PETE«$ON SraiNGDAlE, All CASEY nnwRT IPVEW UltUCN RANDY WHITUEY 63 WAAN ALJUWAIE RIVAON. JA MES K ya ■mmm Mavm BURTON 9 KHALID AL 8AU BRYAN i.A,VithoN MMMHUCIK TIM CLABURS KHAUD EID RANOY FLORENCe upanonoM. mo DANIU GELPHMAN sntwoLja. OAV ip GR UBB innsmij ' iGO ' THOMAS HALE MOMiioraus.M 64 SHAYNE HAMEl PtAMVIUS.K$ ALBERT HERNANDEZ MIKE HEYER lEAVENWOnH, KS TOM J. KEM JIM LAMB TOMR. KBIR HANS KORPONAI ROB£RI lATHROP i.lL OETRAim LOVE SEAN MOOKE ROBERT OLIVER LV PHRAKONEKHAM TED KUBISTA TODD MCGOWAN MCMMM TN- OOUG ROGERS «T.G0IIIS.MO JIM SISEMORE UXMSKMi- ' MO! ' • CHRIS SMITH PAUL WALTER INOVGHDCNCE. IMO WALTER WOODEN jACxsoKviuE. n 65 WW TROY ANHALT LESTER CHAMBERS LOS ANGELES. €4 66 ABDULLAH AL-KARASHT HOUSTON, TX JAMES BLOOMBERG FT. WORTH, TX MICHAEL AAAHONEY HARRISON. AR SURASAK NAPATALUNG BANGKOK THAILAND RONALD OROZCO PHOENIX A7 GE YANG tANNIN|5«€A BRENT OLSEN SAN DIEGO CA LUKE WHITBECK FREEHOLD. NY ViaOR YUJA Ian PEpft tm« m 57 68 Companies Strive for Excellence MAJ Michael Mohoney Ex«cutiv9 OfftMr 2LT Ted Kubista Battalion S-2 CPT Bayley H«rifl Battalion S-3 LT Mtchoai King BottdlionSHi FOXTROT COMPANY CPT Abdullah Al-Kharoshl Company Commander ILTLuke Whitbeck Ex«cuttv O tcwr HEADQUARTERS COmmf ILT Paul Welters Company Commander HI Go Yang Executive Officer 2LT Joey Dorris Platoon Leader 2LT Bob Sellers Platoon Leader This yeor? Well, it ' s really been on experience. When I returned to Wentworth, I didn t really •xpect i would assume command of Alpho Company. But I accepted the responsibility. At the start things got ofl to a good stort. Rooms were in inspection order and we wore even caught dancing in tho halls. But the company soon shaped up and we were in the running lor tho Baioro Award. ttrtvod and even ofter I loft for a while to assume command of Echo, the Alpha crow noyor goyo Mpj When I retumo , wo .still kopt our hoods up qnd hod tho, best compony in tho bpttolion. Cofrt L..C. Qiombortf 70 This or in Chorli Company was som«thing to be rem«mb«rect for y ars to com . Evan with all ttw troubles, intarnal and •xtwnal, I think w all l arn«d Mhnething. For all the new guys who CCHM in iM y«Or« 094 I hCfW tO Mf Oil. of you here again next year. For oil th old boys who aron ' t comirrg bock n«xt yoor , I rnust soy thot it wo pretty cool living and wofking with you LooKing over my shoulder, I Ihinlv this has been one oi our better years as q whole. We won the athletic guidon and took the scholostic guidon. The memories of our time in the limelight will begin to fade Into the past, so use this book os a reminder, and look at its pages, listen to what it has to soy. ond remember us as a family, one great, big, happy family. Remember oil the fun xktd troubles we hod ond the parties we held «4ten Col. Gont wasn ' t looking. I must olso soy that I will seriously miss all of you very much, and I hope we ' ll be able to keep in touch with one another over the years. So. I II see ya when I yd ' . 73 My fellow Delinquents, This year has provided an interesting learning experience lor all of tfiv members of Delta. «sp ciolly ths 20 who wore kidtod out of school. Wo hovo hod mony exciting experien |rtlfi ) Mlf, Nk I W l tlwli most vivid and importont. •When Delta Company ewitortolned LTC lewis. MAJ Ahrens. ond CPt Slusher jdkiring CQs. -The nnysitry of the burning tree ood the huge snowboll with o special messOQe en it. -The rise and fall of Das Platoon. -Did onyone in Delta not get o Breath Test or a UA? Swonson and Yarbrough greet one another ofter tops, Swanscum? Tofscum? . . .Whofs-ya-doing? Duhhh. rrett being busted by every PC ff4 € w ynq y t jC?f le a 30 tlww Atri Ihe year. Ahh men, be coooil •C Thomos Norfleet. Get In ywir rooms with your doors wide open. I hove hod emrffi ytHi ' tedltpfueliiJ lolbVfitm T«riwrfieni tir.fl4l.4i bi leoi ing. This year has been quite an experience for me. I wish all of you the best of luck tnM« j|m ' Uneerf . Sincerely, C CPT Ed Peterson. Retired 75 To Foxtrot Company, Ho on boli atfad how fast the year went. It was full of fun, wam ' t it, Garcia. As 0 compony commander, I would Wke to thank oU of my«om|Mny sMff, tlw MCOs, the Old Boys, and especially the Rats. Wo hovo done a lot of things no othor company could. Wo manogod to koop tho Athletic Guidon for the whole year except for the three weeks that Charlie stole it from us; the greot work we did with the phonathon when we roised the most money: and our winning tiM outttcmding eompariy award for tho toconcl yoof In a row. SSG Boykin colling cad«n$ ftf SSG Loves fun timos. Bo at my door and foco the wall. If you ore lote for class you are mine. ILT Whitbecii yelling for no reason. Hurst and Kupor gotting cougfit smoking, Gnrcia and his fights Vili tfMffliflHt. When Oavis arrived. Wfion MAJ Kompof onnouncad Woopons for parado. Sincerely, C GfTKfwcoshi Ah. Headquarters Company, the Marching Band It was on active yeor for headquarters. Marching in the American Royal Parade be- fore thousands upon thousorKb of people in November. Then a few days later, the Snap Drill performance at the Amettoon Roycri Horse Show «aeeiW9ct . on ovation ftom the rMCS 20.000 people attending. The bond gave stror«g performances h local parades — Lexington ' s River Festival. Ri- rade. In April, the band faced a new challenge — having to learn tt e Frer ch National An- thers for a ceremony honoring World War I veterans which included Col Sellers Sr To top, off the year. tt e Spring Concert was an excellent performance, occordirig to Col, S - ianJr. Chapter Seven Leadership of Future Leaders COL J. M. SELLERS, SR. ZqL JM. SELLERS. JR. LTC ROBERT MARTIN ADMISSIONS DEAN MAJ RICHARD GWINN ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ITC TERRANCE DAVIS ACADEMIC DEAN LTC RAY GANT COMMANDANT LTC JOHN EDWARDS ONKATIONS OFFICER -I ' 4 COL JAMES ALTENDORF ASSOCIATE dlAN KAY KIRKMAN DEVELOPMENT DIBECTOA 82 MAJEP KEMPER m I Mr CPT REX MARBLE ASST COMMANQAKTir I MAJ JAMES FITTS ASST CQAAMANPANT CPT MARK CLARK BUSINCSS MANAGER CPT HARRY DUNFOROI QUARTERMASTER CPT DUANE BECK£R COUNSELOR MAJ RALPH SHORT JUNIOR HIGH HEADMASTER MAJ WALKER THOMPSON FtNANCIAlAID NORMA MARING GIR OR OF ALUMNI MAJ JAMES AHERNS HISTOity CPT ROY COOK SCIENCE CPT JAY ALLEN CPT RICK COTtltaL BUSINESS COL JOHMHOOK SPANISH CAPT JAMES CARMICHAEL ENGLISH CPT GUY D AUREUO CPT TOM MUGHB GEOGRAPHY MAJ KEITH AAARtNG CPT RICH MUSCHETT ' THOMAS NORFLEcT AAATHEAAATICS AAATH SCIENCE ENGLISH 85 CPT JAMES REILLY MRS. JUNE SH0f BUSINESS CPT SAM VAUGHN MAtHiMATICS JEANNtTTE ROCKEY MAtHEMU CPT ROGER SLUSHBt: HUMANITIES 1 1 CPT MIKE WOOD WORLD, AMERICAN HISTQRY ELIZABETH SELLERS SANDY SLUStiat ART LTC At ZUKOWSKI ENGUSH 06 SIMONE BURNS UBKARIAN GERDA Fins HOSTESS MONA BETH SECRETARY BEV BECKER SECRFTAPY CHRISTIE BUTLER RECEPTIONIST KATHRYN TUTT H TH CENTER KATHY BELL SECRETARY BEV CHAMBERLAIN SECRETARY 87 MNE DANIELS 0 PHYLISS INMAN BOOKKEEPER KATHY SMITH BOOKKEEPER JbAN HOUGH REGISTRAR DORIS STOMBOLY ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR ADUtTEDUqATKM SUE FANTZ CHRISTIE MILLER SECRETARY 08 Tlw dry claaning staff: Elizabeth WKtfi|i:Cili fNiflh do 8omM. The maintenance staff: (front row) Clair Biggt, malntenonc dir«c(or. Tom Meece, Gary Anderson, Bob Summerville; (second row) Eiroy Moftcfimeier, Herb Sw«tt. K«n Wood . Jerry Juneau, Ken Wandell: (third row) Rodeny Gorhom, Jofin Delano. Jerrry Morris, Dove ZumoH. (Not pictured: Allef| Willis. Ken Selle, Chuck Woods. Loio Warren and Bill i i t The snack bar crew: George Glblin, Bill Gibitn. (inMrt) Undo d9 qMart rmg«tw «taff; UVonrw Alt«ndloif. Dofothy ThofH NOit imd ' lAts Gilwibfliini th food sorvlco crow: (front row) Theresa Corfer. Michael Woods, Clifford Poulson, ostistont director of Artfng sorvkes; (socond row) Dino Abbott. Nancy Whitesitt, Elsie Abbott, Moy- daon Collins, Margaret Moore; (third row) Sobrino Ar d«rson. Stevon Moore, Michod Dunn, director of MRS TERESA KENNEY LAUNDRY MANAGER The loundry staff: Evelyn Sprogue. Gloria Winninghom, Shirley Galloway. Ro ie Brock, Cheryl Graham, Ouone Schollerj Mary O ' Doniet and Margie Eaton. m Honoir Gii d (front row) Chris Berry, Ed Peterson. Ron Orozco, Joson Bell, Dirk Ru$thoven; (second row) Neil Murphy. Robert Horry. Bill Summitt. Stephen Kretsinger: (third row) Ttm Oimpr bell. Frank Boykin, Lt. CqJ. Don Ingrom, W l y Anderson, Qon Zordo n Rifle Team (front row) M]k« Mahonoy, Jim Bloomberg. Danny G«iphman, Doug Rogors. Louis Hisel. Sean Moor . Robert Oliver. Brent Olsen; (second row) Detroiter Love, Tim Clabbers. Todd McGowon. Robert Lathrop, Walter Wooden. Ly Phrokonekham, David Grubb; (third row) Ronald Orozco, Luke Whitbeck, Tom R. Kerr. Teng Vang, Randy Florence. Victor Yujo. Lester Chombers; (lost row) Ge Yang, Jim Lamb, Chris Smith, Bryon Cameron, Mike Heyer, Sr. ROTC 9$ LTC DONALD INGRAM SB4I0R MUMY INSTRUaOR SGM BOBBY McOANIELS aATTALION SERGEANT MAJOR SFC ERNEST VIGIL JRRPTClNSTRUaOlt MAJ ROBERT THOMPSON PROFSSORMIUTAIIVI MSG EDWARD DESIM|@INE OPERATIONS NCO t SSG JERRY COIUNS SUPPLY NCO CPT FORREST LONG SFC JERRY GIPE JR ROTC lNSTRUa09 KIKIMVCHRISTOPHENE S7 Chapter Nine Commencement Awards COMMISSIONED Second Lieutenants, Army crf the United Stoles: Troy Anhalf MAJOfi AWAKDS Association of Military Col- leges ond Schooi M«dol: Boyley Herrin Burr M fir! I ) I Michael Mahone Ralph Conger AwCB K Robert SoUocs MocArthur Memortol f Miliv- dation Awards:. Michoel Heyer B pyl«y Herrin ipr(l Honor It sqy: American VeteroiH VV I . Wor II Award: MiLITARY AWARDS G«org C. Morsholl Awofd: T««y AididK Department of the Aitny tion: Senior ROTC: MS III Michoel Heyer MS II Ronald OroxcO MS I Douglas Ro WTS Junior ROTC: LETIV Ed Peterson Iff III Robert Sellers iET II Wesley Anderson LET i Mark Reordenr Amerlcon Legion Awards lor Scholastic Excellence: SROTC Troy Anholl Veterans of Forel Wart; Award Louis Hisel Reserve QHicer ' s A«MCiQtlon Medal: Daughters of the Americon Revolution AwtFar4 I innon GHhs National Sojourners Aiwoiidk SROTC Ge Yang JROTC Chris Berry Sons of the American Revolution Award: SROTC Timothy Clabb JROTC Erik Gdrriife Daughters of Founders ond Potriots of America Awacd: Uik Whllfawek The Military OrdefftonMBrM Wars Awards: SROTC Shayne Hornet LET IV Joseph Dorris LET II Scotf OougenlK LET II Joson Bell i£r I Pierce wunM U.Si Anny ReicrufHiiQ Omw mand Award ' Robert Reardanz AssociotiORiaf Ui rMlRy Award: Chance Whtteman USAR Essoy Awofci: Chris Kirton ACADEMIC AWARDS Bousch ond Lomb A«r Ptr!(N Daughters of the AmeriOGUi Revolution Award for American History: QidQce WhtfenniBM- Presidential Acodefitle Fitness Awards; Ed Peterson Bayley Herrin Nothoniel Van DeVoorde Dean Buck Aword: lin Lorry Brown Award: AtoreCroig Roe Clemens Chemistry Award: Dooglat Ifa gtl tf i lWiiOtsCb lege) Robert Sellers (High School) Keith Maring Awordt Douglas Rogftrs Pork Award: Robert Reordanc DelMonfe Academic Im- provement Awon Damon Gloss Top Students in Each Class: Sophomore CloMr-Junior iat Ploce-Brent Oieeil 3nd Ploce-Ge Yang 3rd Ploce-Troy Anhall Fresh moi jQ|qmP;JM Abr lege 1st Ploce-Douglat Roger 2nd Place-Shoyne Hamal 3rd Place Timothy Ckib bert High School Seniors Ist Ploce-Boyley Herrin 2nd Place-Ed Peterson |l fjiPi|p4G9 Wgh School Juniort Ist Place Robert ReardOltZ: 2nd Ploce-Robert Sellort 3rd l loeotChriilophor Borry 100 High School Sophomores 1st PloC0-Erik GarrkJo 2nd PimHH! son 3rd PlocvVlrgil Smith High School Fr shm n Tie for First Ptoce-Dieter GroMiiMm and Mivk Hear donz 3rd Place-Pierce Williams 8th Grade Ut Ploce-Nothoniel Vqn BttVoorde 3nd Ploet«trtlct h ( w i i | wo i i ' 7th Grad« 1st Ploca Chrislo|iAwf Dello Cava 2nd Ploc«-Andrew Davis The following cadets WOC selected to Phi Theta Koppa for the 1986 school year: Troy Anhalt Lester Chomberf ' v Brent Olson Ga Yang Tf e following cadets virere selected to the Nattonol Honor Society for tlw 1986-87 school ftan Oean Berry Erik Gorrido Christian Lip«lli«r Miguel Solis Cftance Whiteman ATHLETIC AWARDS Bill Cook Aword: Junior College Ist-Detroiter Love 2nd Lester Chambers High School 1st- James Mason 2nd -John McQuigg Junk r High 1st Jason Roth 2nd- Godson Tennyson Outstanding Soccer Ployen Aynwn Alfuwoi Charles W. Minton TenniS ' Aword: Edgor Muonch Swiinfititm Award: Joton Roth Dei Podreboroc Awoird: l«9l«r Ctwnlfaiors ' Jeff Porrett Momoriid Award: Sean Moore Willoughby Aword. James Mason AAoreiond Plaque: Foxtrot Company Bobby Price Motnoriol Award: John McQuigg JUNIOR HIGH Most Improved AthlOto: Glynn Curtis Outstand Ttpsk former: Godson Tonnyson Outstanding Bosketballer Notftoniel Von DeVoorde Outstanding Footballor; Matthew Huxtabie Outstanding SwimmOn Christopher Hall Junior High Sportsmanship Award: UNIT AWARDS Bosore Outstonding Conir pany Aword: Foxtrot Company SpiCtol Distinction jCB0H| ny HMIOFGuord Di Renna Award: Brown Ploquoi Alpto GomifMiriy Codle Ploquo: HQ Company GENERAL AWARDS: Moonty Aviotton Awordi MQirfc. ' fliiff ' Son of Alumnus Aword: GrifcGdrrldo Staler s-Wikoff-Schowengerdt Awards: DetroMer lowo (iurtlor-Cof? leg ) Jon Foster (High School) 100% Deportment Awords: Tim Clabbers Go Yang Loster Chamboni, Kubista Tangine Vang Jason Roth Chris Kirton Abdullo M-Kharashi ChorlM S. Stovenson Awdifd; Qiristophor Smith Best Kept Rooms: Joseph Dorris Theodore Kubisto Robert ReordoRl Jason Roth Erik Thompson Talent Raster of Outstanding Minority J.C. Graduates: Lostor Chombor John Pirhotlo Monwrial Award: EdP-«lir 9n fQfign Awordi; Wlkoff GreotOAt Improvo- ment Award: Robert Cook 101 th Frank Qrown Memorioi Award: ErME Gdrritto Alpha Phi Omega Service Award: Alpho Phi Omogo Car? tificates of Honor: Luke Whitbeck Michael King Outstanding Junior Htgb CcKiet: Glynn Ciirtti Don Fetrow Honor Guard Medol: ioson BieU Foxtrot Counselors: Luke Whitbeck Detroiter Love FrenitEki iri 0ii; tanding Conm0f Award: Uitl«r Giomberft Commander Troy Anhalt Mike Mohoney Jon Poster Lester Chambers Khalid Al-Baiz Edward Peterson Ronald G. OroKO ' Paul Waller Abdulla Al Khorashi The following college of ' liters were named os m)wnb«rs of the Who ' s Wfls in the Junior College: Abdullah Al Kharoshi trey Anhait James Bloomberg l ter Chambers Michael Mohoney Ronald Oroseo Ge Yono Quill and Scroll 102 lis 104 106 107 ndex Mohammed Al-Araj (I t)-23. 61 Sdoh Al-AHol 03) 33. 61 KMKi Al-lolt CF) 33. 49. 64 Mohommsd Al-Humald {10) 2I. S6 Mohammed Al-Jorboo (CF) Aym n Aljuwal (I2)-2I. 61 Moon Al(v««al (a)-23.64 AMutto AMdionHM {CS)-13. 22, 59. 60 Abdullah Al Shahrani (l||} ai.af All AI-TurkI (13) Se StoM Anderion (9)-20 55 WMi«y AndcN MMi (10) 30, 31. 51. S6,«3 Tray Anhdit (CS) I}. 90,66 Noah AppUton (9) SS Eric Amtirong (11) 3. 31, 24. 36. M JomM Armstrong (I y-SB. 94 Mkhod lorry (I0 -S6 Ja«onBMlM ' 0l)-58 Jo on Boil (10)-S6. 92 Jamoi Banion (l3)-39, 6) Dxirt Berry (11) 53. S9. 93 Dougloi Blockburn (IO)-29, 96 Gatiorroi Blanco (I2)-6I Oo tlovtm (9)-SS Ian Bloom (IO)-33 51, 56 James Btoo nberg (CS) 3. S, 49. 30, 66 Polfkk Belttnger (I2)-6I. 94 Kylo loH« (10) 33, 3t, at; 86 iemo Boyce (CF)-64 Stephen Boyd (13).2. 40, 49.;« Frook Boykin (Cf )-33, 27, 92 Seon Brodthow {9)-20. SS Thomos BronKum (11)-99 ScoHBruco (11)4. 23.39 FrfedricK BueftrMr (lO)-IB. 24. S6 Herold Bueitner (tO)-l3. 18, 83 ; Meivln Burton (CF) 3. 64 Todd Cam (111-59 Tim Campbell (M)-S9. 92 Bryan Comefon (CF) ' 23, 9i9. 64. 98 Craig Corey (9}-1B. 34 John Corr (ll)-31 59 Woyno Carter (12) 18, 31 61 Jorge Cotlenoda (I l)-37, 40, 59 E« gefw CotMws {B) ' 33, S4 letter Chomben |p ,: tt,3il,,37,, 36 49 50. 66 SccM Ctvomplln (II)-59 Ttmothy Cheever (I0)-2S. 57 Wnitom ChlldreM (9) 33. 55 Tlmethy Clobber CF).22. 64. 104 JomeeClork (11) 31. 99 TravtoCark (11) 59 Roitnie Clemont (1 1)-33, 25, 99 Robert Cook (12) 18. 6t S«an Cpwpy (1,1) Mor: Craig (l3)-29. 61. 96 Giymt Curtii (8)-3, 28. 33. 94 Wayne Culler (10) 57 Shaun Oorroll (I1)-18. 39. S9 Aaron Dovis (11) 55 Andrew Oovts (7)14. K.TH. 33. 40, 94 JoeOorrii (13) 33. 32.91 Randy Doty (11 ].S9 Scott Oougonik (1t)-39. 59 Oeon Oowson (8)-30. 33, 40. 54 Ooniel Edwofdi (10) ' 28. 97 Kholid ed (CF)-33. 64 Scott Emery (12)-33. 34. 39. 34. 61 MoMwtM Eptee (10) 18 57 Erie Erwin (10) 31 57. 96 Doug Evens |I2)-61 Cory Foverty l9)-28. 55 Wlltkmnab«rs(n)-2I.S9 Rondy f bronce (CF}-37. 36, 64 Jon Foster (13)-5. 18. 34, 35. 61 Jacob Garcia (7) 30. 54 Mtchoal Gorreti ( 1 1 )-3 1 . 31 , 59 iilitdarride (10)-18. 25, 92. ST; MH ' , DanM GdplMtnon (CF)-64 Owrle Gflbert (9)-S5 Oomen Gloti (13)- IB 35 61 W. F. Godhelp (10)-S 18. 31. 57 taren Goldstein (7)-33 Troy GrondeU (12)-21, 38. 62 J e w at h a n Green (t0)-33 Thomas Green [8) 33 Robert Grigiby (13)-62 Dieter Grossman (9)-51 , 88 ieHrey Groves (9)-S5 Dovid Grubb (CF)-64, 93 VMoOMva Gulllemin (9)-S9 JOMnHoggord (10) 57 IttORMM Hale (CF) 23 40 64 93. 94 ChrMopher Hall (7)-20. 33. 54 Shoyne Homel (CF).23, 64 8M(Iw Hondktt (7) 54 Kevin Hoptonttoll (n)-99 RobtM. Mr. y ;10I 57 92 Giant Hutkiii (12) 18. 35 63 lUntHelmt (12)-3. 18. 25. 63 Mohommed Hemoid (1 1]-62 Andrew Herman (9)-32. 95 Albwl Hwftandw(O)-9, ar. 39. 40r 49 64, 93 Bayioy Herrin (I2)-18. 49, 82 Philip Heydt (8) 37. 94 Midwel Hey«-(CF)-aO, 27. 49. 64. 93 Lowls Hisel (CP)-3. 32, 99, «« Jtotheny Ho|s.k (10) 67. 94 Ftc Holsieod (9) 55 Jolwnthon Hoh (7}-32. 33 54 SCMI HWWWlfaMg {UhS9 Coby H4 rst (7)-28. 94 Motlttaw Hwxtoblo (8)-30. 38. 33. 94 Richard Jocobton (11)-18. 34. 51.89 Mortholl Jensen (10) 39. S7 John Johonston (13) 18, 62 Joseph Johnson (I2)-1S. 34. 35, 34. 63 TofilP JenM (13)-23. 29, 34. 91. 98 iMan Kennedy (11) 59 themot J. Kerr (CF) 10 22 27. 65 thWMS R. Kerr (CF)-22. 39. 49. 65 Jin Kmdiar(l1)-3i.99 MtrfiOal King (19H«. «2. 94. 104 Chrfs Kirton (lO ' IS, 24, 34, 97 Hon Korponol (Cf)-65 Stephen Kreitinger (10) 57, Ted Kubitto :CF; 23 26 37.,|8 i|P: John Kuper (7)-33, 54 laenordo Kuri (10)-31, 99 Jim lamb (CF) 65 Dennis Longdon (9] 55 Shoun lange (10)-57 Javier lontOurei (1 1)-31. 37. 59 iokiMt laihrop (CF) 9, 22. «4 Micfc laciatcq (l0}-97 Robert lee (101-18. 37. 91,87 Richard Loichter (10) 57 Joion Le4neberg (ll)-S9 Oonial laona (9)-55 David UngenleHar (n)-38. 60 Christian Lipeifcer (I t)-6. 39. 92 62 Detroiler Love ;CF; 36. 49,0 Robert McCain 1 11 : 60 94 Jason McCoy (8) 33 54 Lincoln McCoy (9)-29. 55 Tommy McEitvy (10)-26, 28, 34. 98 Sl«ranM(lnnas(l2) 63 Todd McGewon (CF)-33. 37 36. 49. 65 John McQvl8B[ (1I)-I8. 31. 34. 60; 107 Torrance MacCortby (9} ' 31 . 99 Rick Mogaxine (11 60 Dovid Mognoion {1 1 )-24 60 Michoel Mohoney (CS)-23. 30. 47. 66 Seon AAoples (9) 5. 55 Joseph Marble (7) 54 Oomlnlck Marlnlatto (II). 23. 32. 60 John Mourer (9) 56. 94 James AAaton (13)- 18. 19. 34. 40. 63 MkhoelMayne(11)-60 Shown Miltor (10) 57 Sean Moore (CF).33, 64 Matthew Maron (IO)-33. 24, 39. 87 Morkus Morgan (13)-39, 38. 63 NaD Murphy (11) 57 92 9iirttali Nopoiolung (CS)-22, 37. 36, 48. 67 ChrittopUr Noe (9) 55 Bfyon Nermon (7)-33. S4 Fronti Oflbum (I0)-S7 KylaOgdan (13) 18, 3 Robert Oliv r rCF).6S Breni OI en (CS)-7. 67 93 Dani«l Olten (n)-5. 18, 2X,JWL «}. «0. Ronald Oraaco (CS)-97, 6t. tl ' JMfodenOI)-ie. M Teny Pelin «it«r (II)- . 16. 42, 60 Jotvmy Parkvr (13) ' 18. 63 GMrg Pay«on(l2) l8, 63 Ed r l«rMn (13H . 93. tOS Gf«g PctMon {lOhU. 38. 57 Andrmv W Hlc (T0)-57 Porrii PhrakonekKom (CF] 3J (0 Dano Pickern (91 S6. 94 AAorlo PiioKQ ;iO| 21. 37. 58 TyUr Pop (9)- 30. 33. 44. S6 JaH Powalt (9)-ao, S6 Sinion PtowH (8) 30, 33. S« MarcFugHM«(M) 34. M Roy RoMII (8) 38. 33. S Oovtd Ropp (e)-S4 Oovtd Rayll«ld (t0)-29. Sa MarkRaoidaTO(9}-3l.a, 33. S feob«rf R«ordora 6l)-3V 34. SI. 60 Curti R lmer (12) 3) . 34. 2S, Adorn R ynold (7)-54 AAcircvllui RMsy (10)- 18. 50 0 nnit Rinboh (IO)-37. 58 AIM Rodrfgim m-30. 33. 54 Ooufim Rogan (CF)-33 6S Jo on Roth (9).30. 29 31 . 56 Pool Ru« (10) 58 AAork Rutt (IIMS, 39 , 49. 60 Shown Run (10) 98 Oifk Ruttbo« (10)-58. 92 ChorlM RylMrg f7}.33. 94 Rotort SchnMd f (13}-63 Shannon Scott (8)-30, 94 Robert Sellers (1 1 23. 60 TimShM (IDOB. 29,60 Jam— Stieniare (CF)-27 69 Oiriitopher iinMl.(a) IS, ' Ml 105 Oomon Smith ;9)-55 Darwin Smith (91-55 Gmts Smith W-S9 Vlfa|lSiBi«i(l0 1«. 9 .S Srice Snyder ri3)-94 M.g.ini v-j,. fn;-2i Wayne Specht (ll|-58 Cbrittopher Slone (10)-18, 91 ■Ml SutnmHt (IO)-23. 98, 93 Andr«w Svhormo (I0)r58 Codton TeiMVjtM 0 9t SSt  . .10 ' i ' ; ErUi ThomoMo i8)-30. 28, 33. 99 63 JuitlnTIro (I2 SI.6 Raul Trevino (I0)-2I, 58 Ca ey Tubb«ri (13)-30. 49. 63 Andrew Ulrich (12)14. 63 Jeffrey Urw4o (IO)-24. 34, 99 Nothoniel VttMtMMBiilli|(l||is 33,59 Tertfllne Vang (CF)-22 R.chordo V llo {11) 30. 37. 60 Frank Vitto (lO; 18 34. 58 Alejondfo Vivonco ( 1 1 ) 60 Joy VoylM (7)-30. 28. 33. 54 Aoron Vredenburg (7)-33 Frank WagQoner (10) 18. 38, Hi Calvin Wolloce (10)- 58 Poul Waller (CF)-65 Michoel Wealherly (I t)-49, 60 Luke WMtbMdt (CS) ' 13, 32. 49. 67 Chm Whttemon (1 1).29, 9) . 60. 92 Scetl Wtkox (9V32. 37, 56 Pierce Wlllioms (9)-30 28, 34. 56 Andre Wilton (9) 3. 20. 34. 28. 34. 56 Greg WilwMi (n}-2l. 29. 34. «0 Sean Wilson (9)-20. 30. 31 1 Oil Woller Wooden (CF)-6S Dovtd Wooldridge (9)-31 56 M«lthew Wfighi ;iO: IB 29 51,98 Ge Yang (CS}-33, 36. 50, 67. 93. }94 Mark Y0lbfoos ( 0)-3t.  James Younrmn (1 1)-32. 60 Vlder Yw|o (CS)-23. 27. 36. 67